Silver Tongue

thedenofravenpuff:

pyrodarknessanny:

The maccolts and the hoofields,
2 hillbilly clans , a fude, mountain Hmmm where have I seen that before ?.
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Oh yeah !
LUCKY LUKE!!!.

talk about blatantly ripping off plots form other shows …..

I’m glad I wasn’t the only one thinking that at first sight. But yeah, I’m sure it wasn’t meant as a reference to Lucky Luke, as I’m sure they too took that story from somewhere else themselves.

Just made the episode feel cliche and you knew how it would end up.

It’s not BAD. Just not that good either, for an episode. Although I adored a lot of the different designs for the Hooffields and McColts.

two clans feuding over something that neither clan can properly remember has been around since the Shakespearean era with romeo and Juliette. While it may not have been the first, it was that one that made it popular.

Reblogged 7 years ago from thedenofravenpuff (Originally from pyrodarknessanny)
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  1. 2mahnas reblogged this from nightguardmod and added:
    Seriously, all this episode needed to be resolved was a pony with a baseball bat.Crack a few skulls, tell both sides...
  2. the-ink-pad reblogged this from thedenofravenpuff and added:
    The Hatfields and the McCoys are like, one of the most infamous feuds in the USA, and these days, it’s talked about WAY...
  3. tokenspony reblogged this from silver-tongues-blog and added:
    IT WAS FREAKING BASED ON THE HATFIELDS AND THE MCCOYS. MLP is not the first or last show to do this plot. It’s a bit of...
  4. gg-gg-rahshsj-jkr reblogged this from thedenofravenpuff and added:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatfield%E2%80%93McCoy_feudIt’s a reference to this. A real thing.
  5. pyrodarknessanny reblogged this from thedenofravenpuff and added:
    All the different pony shapes was cool to see sure . But very lazy in the story ideas department this time .We’ll I...
  6. silver-tongues-blog reblogged this from thedenofravenpuff and added:
    two clans feuding over something that neither clan can properly remember has been around since the Shakespearean era...
  7. bevendre reblogged this from thedenofravenpuff and added:
    99% certain that both took the concept from the historical feud of the Hatfields and the McCoys.