@Background Pony #5CF6  
Also to add, the girl on the cover is supposed to be taller than the protagonist if I remember correctly.

@Princess♠Molestia  
Not bad actually, cliche at some points for a teen novel. It’s realistic at some parts and covers things that a outspoken MLP fan would experience in Texas. It mentions r34 which caught me by surprise.

Huh. Cool
 
 
…so. Is it any good?

@Ichijoe  
And, I’m talking about stuff like D&D, and Warhammer (Not the 40k sh– either).  
They maybe good company, but you wouldn’t want to be in a relationship with ’em.

>Implying that there’re no nerdy gamer girls… Having known a few they can be worse then their male counterparts. If there not ready to grow up.

I was being sarcasitc, mocking the melodramatic premise of the book, though I should have realized tone doesn’t travel on the net.
 
An actual sequal would either be a guy gets into anime and finds the meaining of life or would probably involve a girl getting into video games or dnd or magic the gathering or some shit

@Tumblr Feminism Is A joke  

 
Really I can’t see that. In Transformers-Land there is nothing that begins to rival G1. The ‘Cons were a bunch of hapless dimwitted morons doing their best at a poorbots representation of being the monster of the week…. The Italian Moose thingy is that close to actually being racist IMHO. Either way I find it only slightly offensive. I’d love to see a charater on that show be as openly black… Gangsta stlye for contrast ya know. But, you can bet your ass that Hastroll would never allow it!
 
So Transformers still needs to find its “G4”… Might I suggest a Transformers Zero?! Basically a updated G1 (But, of course with MEG’s AS A Walther P88 again!), and take the Story away from defending Dams, or Time Tunels to King Arthur, and instead perhaps concentrate on the Cyberton war?!

The sequel is about a teenage girl’s heroic struggle with being a transformers fan

@razarusu  
Well, a lot of people still don’t know who we are, so they’re eventually gonna learn about us one way or another.

@razarusu  
I guess we just need to wait for another weird fandom to be born. Hopefully we’ll stop getting bothered and people will start to investigate the new, even weirder fandom. At this point, I’d say that the Fnaf fandom is slowly reaching that point. No offense to them of course.

@Red-Supernova  
Do they have to? I mean, we’re not so much special. Besides, with all these documentaries and whatnot we have come to the point where brony awareness feels more like brony evangilism. Unnecessary one, of course, because bronies are, strictly speaking, just another fandom. Yes, they kinda sorta redefined manliness, and it’s so sweet and fascinating to see a guy having guts to honestly like stuff (intended) for little girls, but is there anything more in it so we have to repeatedly produce the same story of a guy who suddenly MLP?

@atalarikt  
Me too.
 
@Epicalaxy Master  
I wouldn’t say that. Not everyone in the world knows about us.

@Epicalaxy Master  
not really >>918362

From what I’ve heard, it’s a cheesy young-adult novel about a high school loser who has to “learn to be true to himself” after discovering he likes My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.

“We really love this show.  
That’s why we keep making tributes to ourselves instead.”

A GUY liking a GIRL’S show? Stop the presses, document everything! Make books about it, documentaries! It’s the revolution of the new tens!

@Epicalaxy Master  

 
That’s cause you don’t find to many Equines in the Jungles. They’re to busy roaming the Great Savanna, or some other distant plain, munching on Grass as probably as not.

@Red-Supernova
 
Yeah joking aside it actually could be. Depending on the story’s quality of execution.

@Epicalaxy Master  
Well, I didn’t sacrifice dead things to Princess Celestia in the middle of the jungle so that I could be left alone. I like to think of these documentaries as potential enlightenment.

@Epicalaxy Master  
But you have to admit, this could be worse than Twilight.

@Red-Supernova  
This is probably a documentary of bronies which has been done like a hundred times now. People have to stop treating us like we’re some kind of tribe in the jungle.

@Red-Supernova  
No, you’re not. I actually unironically want to see how far it will go.

Am I the only one who thinks the concept of this story is an interesting idea?

I wonder how many lawyers Hasbro will send.