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Since Bronies are generally axe crazy, I, of course, have to live up to that reputation.
Please note that this pic does not represent my actual opinion on that matter. This is an exaggerated version of the "stereotypical" Brony confronted with dislike of the show.
Yes, people tend to go overboard with it, and seeing every single character of any show being "ponyfied" must be annoying for some.
I must admit, though, I can't tell, because I actually like the show, so I don't mind ponyfication itself, especially not if it's done as (well-written/executed) crossover, cameo, or parody, but I do dislike badly executed crossovers *coughcoughdoublerainboomcoughcough*.
But I've also seen it the OTHER WAY ROUND, meaning hating on humanized ponies, especially in Anime style, like the Twilight Sparkle model above (which is made by dashie-desu ).
I won't push ponies on you, and I won't tell you to just ignore it or even give it a chance. Your personal detest for the show is your own thing, and I can't change that. Exclusion, however, is never the answer.

Description
Since Bronies are generally axe crazy, I, of course, have to live up to that reputation.
Please note that this pic does not represent my actual opinion on that matter. This is an exaggerated version of the "stereotypical" Brony confronted with dislike of the show.
Yes, people tend to go overboard with it, and seeing every single character of any show being "ponyfied" must be annoying for some.
I must admit, though, I can't tell, because I actually like the show, so I don't mind ponyfication itself, especially not if it's done as (well-written/executed) crossover, cameo, or parody, but I do dislike badly executed crossovers *coughcoughdoublerainboomcoughcough*.
But I've also seen it the OTHER WAY ROUND, meaning hating on humanized ponies, especially in Anime style, like the Twilight Sparkle model above (which is made by dashie-desu ).
I won't push ponies on you, and I won't tell you to just ignore it or even give it a chance. Your personal detest for the show is your own thing, and I can't change that. Exclusion, however, is never the answer.