Keizah the Kaleidoscope

I agree with Nevermore. Abomination's insanity is subtle enough to not be overly distracting, yet still unusual enough to be disturbing. It's a sort of reasoned madness that reminds me of the Joker or Vezon.Although I have to wonder, with some of the quotes from this chapter...is his Va Champion some kind of receptionist or telemarketer? It's just he makes a lot of references to telephones and "business".EDIT: Oh dear, is my COT showing?

Well, I tried Littlest Pet Shop, and I have to admit that it had some good laughs. I was surprised to see that Blythe actually had an interesting personality, rather than being a sort of self-insertion template for viewers. However, I think that the introduction song was a little corny and would have been better off as dialogue. Also, some of the pets are a little one-dimensional. The only thing the mongoose does is blow stuff up. Really?

Flop.

Switchblade.

Why are mysteriously glowing objects always blue?

Excuse me, what is that you are holding out towards me.

A resigned-sounding quote which is rather incongruously written in all caps.

Ignika cube, Ignika cube...does whatever an Ignika cube does.

Shepherd.(Assuming you're referring to the 23rd Psalm...otherwise it is not related at all. )

The haves and the have-nots.

Uh....so you're thrilled at the prospect of death? *pulls out pen and notepad* Interesting, tell me more.

According to my friend that's from Gravity Falls.- Vorex

Wait, people take NLR, Trollestia and Pinkamena seriously? I thought those were just silly jokes.

An Ignika....shaped like a cube?

So he's just going to stand on the stairs until the ship leaves?

Well, we have seen Celestia doing paperwork and stuff, so it could just be that she is too busy running her kingdom to do her own dirty work. I personally think that her battle skills might have gotten a little rusty after a millennium of peace and prosperity, if her confrontation with Chrysalis is any indication. Also, she did step in during "Lesson Zero" to correct Twilight, so it could be that she is holding back so that she will be ready in the event Twilight goes nuclear again.

That's....a really odd helmet design right there.

*SHIIIINNNG*

Hm...I kinda want to call that thing a spider, but it only has four legs. Let's just call it a good ol' creature of unimaginable horror, shall we?

Two guys from a video game. My money's on it being from Final Fantasy or Kingdom Hearts series.

Golden Sun (First RPG I played as a kid)

Tom must have had a growth spurt then. Or at least I think so...I guess we don't see the entire rock, so it's hard to get a good reference for scale.Also, what was your first hint that we like over-analyze things? The fact that we've given all the background characters names (there's a huge list on a certain wiki)? The sheer variety of theories that try to explain Luna's banishment, Discord's reign, and the nature of the changelings? The number of pieces of fanfiction dedicated to characters that appeared for less than ten seconds in the show (Octy and Vinyl, specifically)? Yes, the special talent of the brony community is reading too much into everything.

So apparently having ADHD merits capital punishment in Equestria. Good to know. Jokes aside, I was a little disturbed by how Twilight simply zapped away the clones. While one can argue that they weren't true clones based on their single-minded pursuit of fun, inability to recall Pinkie's memories, and lack of consideration for the consequences of their actions, it still seems to me that it would qualify as taking a life. Yes, I know Twilight described her spell as "sending them back into the mirror", but visually it looked more like it was deconstructing them and dumping the raw magic used to create them back into the pool.

Artsy.

No, my logic can't be invalid! I have to use it on a regular basis! You fix my logic right this minute, Shockwave!

Smillllle diiiiip?

Satyr.