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As I was traveling to Big Apple Ponycon on that cold Saturday Morning, there were many things that went through my mind, but the one thing that I couldn’t stop thinking about is how the “My Little Pony” fandom of today is similar to the Anime Fandom of the Late 90s – Early 2000s. During […]
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All Hail the Small Convention: An Introspective look at the inaugural Big Apple Ponycon.
June 14th, 2013 
AgPhoenix 
Posted in Convention Reports 
Tags: applejack, brony, conventionn, fluttershy, pinkie pie, ponycon, Rainbow Dash, rarity, spike, twilight sparkle 
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BroNYcon 2012: 4,000 Stories frozen in time
July 22nd, 2012 DJ Ranma S And now, a special BroNYCon convention report from Linwood Knight from The Outhouse Podcast! As I sit down in front of my computer, the question that continues to be on my mind is “What makes a Convention” a Convention? The Dictionary has many meanings of the word, but the one that is closest to what […]
Posted in Convention Reports Tags: anime, applejack, bronycon, convention reports, conventions, fluttershy, john de lancie, lauren faust, new jersey, pinkie pie, q, rarity, spike, tara strong, twilight sparkle Comments Off on BroNYcon 2012: 4,000 Stories frozen in time Editorial: Brohoof, or How I Stopped Freaking Out and Started Accepting the Fandom
July 22nd, 2012 DJ Ranma S When I went to BroNYCon, one of the most popular questions asked was “How did you get into MLP?” Truth be told, I could not answer that because I really could not remember. I said something along the lines of “I don’t really remember, but I think I kept hearing about it from friends and […]
Posted in Conventions Tags: bronycon, cosplay, discord, editorial, g4, john de lancie, lauren faust, meadowlands, my little pony, my little pony: friendship is magic, pinkie pie, q, secaucus, the hub, twilight sparkle Comments Off on Editorial: Brohoof, or How I Stopped Freaking Out and Started Accepting the Fandom
