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Re: How Pony is Formed: Production and Business Thread

Postby ShieldedDiamond (?) » Fri Jun 27, 2014 3:31 pm

Sobana wrote:What would be considered a "golden age" if not super popular and making boat loads of money?


Being super popular and making boatloads of money is known as "Popularity" or a "Fad". A golden age would have to be a long, steady period. Even since FiM has been around since 2010, this is really just popularity. And eventually, it will die down. Look at other toylines, like He-Man perhaps. There was a time where that was one of the best toys out there, with one of the best shows. (As kids considered for the time.) It even got a live action movie. But that died down soon enough.

I'd say it takes a lot more than popularity and money to have a Golden Age, and it's a term that shouldn't be used loosely.
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Postby The Outlander (?) » Fri Jun 27, 2014 5:27 pm

Gee, I sure do wonder what the opinions on the quality of the show are of the people doomsaying this situation. :unenthused:

Actually, that's unfair, because it goes for the other side too. It's pretty obvious people are just expressing pure opinions based on how much they like the show and desire it to continue. Poeple that still like the show "know" it will continue, and people who are sick of the show "know" this is the end.

It's a silly argument and people are are, I feel, being conceited by thinking they understand exactly what Hasbro will do with its IP. It's fine to discuss this stuff, but I really don't enjoy coming to this thread and seeing this toxic roundabout anymore.

Just stay away from General Ponies if you hate the show, please. It's fine to talk about things you were displeased with while maintaining interest, but if you've genuinely lost interest then coming on here to doomsay and drag people down with you isn't cool.

And same goes for everyone else. It's tiresome seeing the baseless optimism coating General Ponies nowadays. It just feels like there's two extreme factions trying to oppose one-another nowadays.
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Postby ROBOT B9 (?) » Fri Jun 27, 2014 5:31 pm

I'm sorry if you feel that way...I'll try to be more even handed about the show from now on and I'm sorry if my posting caused this place to get like that. :fluttersmith:
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Postby ShieldedDiamond (?) » Fri Jun 27, 2014 5:48 pm

I'm sorry you feel this way, but to clarify, I'm not trying to say the show will end because it's terrible. I enjoy parts of the show, and dislike other parts. However, I believe that all things should end at some point, it's not from hatred of the show for me at least.
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Postby Dexanth (?) » Fri Jun 27, 2014 7:24 pm

ShieldedDiamond wrote:I'm sorry you feel this way, but to clarify, I'm not trying to say the show will end because it's terrible. I enjoy parts of the show, and dislike other parts. However, I believe that all things should end at some point, it's not from hatred of the show for me at least.


That is fine, but prognosticating off of that is a bit silly.

When you're talking entertainment, a lot goes into who has control over things - if someone like James Cameron or Steven Spielberg went to Fox and said 'I want to make this TV show' they would have way more creative control than a first timer, because one maxim is that someone/something with proven success is given more freedom to do what they want.

FiM, currently, is very very successful. Shopping it around to other networks, that success gives them a much stronger bargaining chip of saying 'Look, you know we're doing this right. Let our team do what they do best, and we both reap benefit.'

Now, of course, there is always personality headbutting, because in business tons of things are ultimately done based on ego and not based upon what is actually best for the company/consumer/etc. Just look at the whole Conan O'Brien disaster, and really a whole lot of the NBC slide which can oft be laid at the feet of Jeff Zucker.

And of course, giving control to a creator can backfire - Part of what made Star Wars TOS so great was Lucas DIDN'T have full freedom, and part of what made 1-3 so weak is that he did.

The Outlander wrote:Gee, I sure do wonder what the opinions on the quality of the show are of the people doomsaying this situation. :unenthused:

Actually, that's unfair, because it goes for the other side too. It's pretty obvious people are just expressing pure opinions based on how much they like the show and desire it to continue. Poeple that still like the show "know" it will continue, and people who are sick of the show "know" this is the end.

It's a silly argument and people are are, I feel, being conceited by thinking they understand exactly what Hasbro will do with its IP. It's fine to discuss this stuff, but I really don't enjoy coming to this thread and seeing this toxic roundabout anymore.

Just stay away from General Ponies if you hate the show, please. It's fine to talk about things you were displeased with while maintaining interest, but if you've genuinely lost interest then coming on here to doomsay and drag people down with you isn't cool.

And same goes for everyone else. It's tiresome seeing the baseless optimism coating General Ponies nowadays. It just feels like there's two extreme factions trying to oppose one-another nowadays.


This is also true. Speculate all you like, but 'They are obviously going to do this' is silly, unless you have a direct inside production line.

Like, for example - right around now is when the writers would be starting stuff off for S6 as the production schedule for ponies has gone way wider since. Odds are they are, too, since it's fairly cheap to have 8-10 people doing that, and they don't have to make the decision until next year at which point they aren't out that much cash if they pull the plug.
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Postby ShieldedDiamond (?) » Fri Jun 27, 2014 8:16 pm

Dexanth wrote:
That is fine, but prognosticating off of that is a bit silly.


But I wasn't saying anything as "I know", I was trying to disprove incorrect information (about Hasbro statistics) and just voice that I felt Hasbro would not continue the show if the Hub went down. I wasn't trying to vent hatred for the show, it's just how I feel. I'm sorry if I came off as saying "this is absolute" I didn't mean to, but in my opinion I felt hat certain way, and I'm sorry it came off as doomsaying.
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Postby Dexanth (?) » Sat Jun 28, 2014 2:30 am

The thing is, reading off past Hasbro stuff is difficult to do, because this is operating so much differently than past Hasbro stuff. In a lot of ways, Pony is in uncharted waters, so there are 3 ways to look at it :

1. What they have done in the past - I personally find this the weakest way, because Pony right now isn't like the past; Equestria Girls is proof of that. They're actively expanding the brand, suggesting they have confidence in its continued existence in its current form.

2. What other things in similar situations have done - Basically, shows that have come back from the grave in one form or another; for example Futurama and Family Guy reviving, Stargate hopping to the Sci-Fi channel, and so forth. This one is also difficult because I can't think of anytime a kids show has really done something like this, but then again I can't think of many kids shows that can compare to Pony at all in many ways.

3. Who the heck knows? - Probably the best one right now, which means everything is shooting in the dark. They could be cancelling it, they could be planning to keep the Hub going, they could be wanting to shop it out somewhere else, they could be planning for Direct to Dvd, and so on. Given FiM has so many assets produced already, creating new content for it is going to be cheaper than making something new from scratch, for example.

I also don't think anything backs it up that they would get it on a new channel. So what if it's making money? Things end. And it's happened often that when a show gets cancelled on one channel, and picked up on another, it doesn't really do well. I would imagine MLP would be no exception, and that they would just start fresh if the Hub ended. It's not really all that much of a golden show. Maybe Equestria Girls will have a few straight to DVD movies, but I'd say expect the worst.


The problem stuff is paragraphs like this; when you have a hit on your hands that's still undergoing healthy growth, you don't want to bring it out behind the shed and shoot it. They keep expanding their Pony merchandising, so where is the support for this philosophy? That's the issue at question here. A contention like this needs more supporting it than 'things end' / 'not that much of a golden show'; when FiM broke the mold of 2.5 seasons & reboot, that sent a strong signal to just the opposite.

Also : This post is more me debating than me engaging mod voice in any way, the only mod part is right and is a general caveat to everyone, even me - Debate all you like, but try debate from evidence rather than wishful thinking; we have had a lot of the last in the past page or two.
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Postby SlateSlabrock (?) » Sat Jun 28, 2014 7:35 am

Dexanth wrote:This one is also difficult because I can't think of anytime a kids show has really done something like this, but then again I can't think of many kids shows that can compare to Pony at all in many ways.

I was trying to think of another cartoon that has hopped channels. The only one that sprang to mind was Animaniacs, which started on Fox Kids, then jumped to the newly-created Kids WB after a few seasons. That's a case of bringing a show back in-house, though.

The problem stuff is paragraphs like this; when you have a hit on your hands that's still undergoing healthy growth, you don't want to bring it out behind the shed and shoot it. They keep expanding their Pony merchandising, so where is the support for this philosophy?

I'm not totally convinced that "The Hub" transferring back to Discovery's hands would mean the instant cancellation of all Hasbro programming on that channel. It would give Hasbro an incentive to seek out a wider audience, though.

I think the best hope for people who want to see FiM continue is Hasbro's very cautious, risk-averse stategy for G4: slow to update toys, hesitant to commit to more than one season at a time, branching out to Equestria Girls as soon as they start to worry about retaining young girls who are growing out of their pony phase.

There are two factors in favor of FiM continuing:

  1. First, people are deeply attached to the characters. Transformers set an expectation very early on that toy lines and faces in the show would change often when they killed off half the cast in the original movie, so they are free to play with the franchise like a comic book, retelling origin stories and alternate universes every season or two.

    My Little Pony has gone through a few of these iterations, but it's been such a forgotten brand from a storytelling perspective that Hasbro is going to have a difficult time with any transition, whether it's to Equestria Girls or G5 or whatever. Case in point: they decided to use their pony show to create a teen high school comedy, but they kept all of the characters people know. Young girls are their core market, and young girls aren't going to have a long memory for old versions of the show, but it's still tricky for a cautious media company like Hasbro.

  2. The second factor is Equestria Girls. This is supposed to be their marketing push into the tween market, but while the toys are selling well, it's not as clear that a TV series would be a huge hit like FiM is. A channel might pick up FiM to fill an underperforming hole in their lineup, but would EqG get them enough of a boost? Unclear.

    Hasbro is going to want to keep eyes on the pony brand, regardless of what form it takes. If EqG can't stand on its own as a weekly TV show, they're not going to have as much leverage to get kids out to see the new movies, buy the toys, etc. That means they're going to be more eager to lean on the regular pony show to make sure they hold onto eyeballs.

    With the Hub, Hasbro is able to cross-market all these brand experiments together -- showing the Equestria Girls movie on TV, pitching special events, even pulling viewers to new shows like Littlest Pet Shop. But if the Hub does shut down, they'll have to rely very heavily on popular brands to drive interest, and a new generation of MLP on a new network that flops party because of knee-jerk negative reactions about it not being FiM could be a horrible PR move.
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Postby The Outlander (?) » Sat Jun 28, 2014 1:55 pm

I'm of the mind that Hasbro doesn't exactly want the Hub to go away. For all we know, they love the Hub and what it's potentially done to revitalize the consumer market's subconscious interest in Hasbro products. It's also possible the channel has done none of that and they're shutting it down on purpose, but I haven't seen any evidence to support this theory yet.

What I'm saying is, if the Hub ends up disappearing or becoming Discovery Kids again or whatever, it might be in Hasbro's best interest to maintain the kind of environment the Hub created, either by filling the new Discovery channel with their own shows or by having a Hasbro Programming block on a big TV channel. Other channels like Cartoon Network have already done things like DC Nation in support of DC Comics, so it wouldn't be far-fetched to assume they would do the same for Hasbro.
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Postby SoundMonkey44 (?) » Sat Jun 28, 2014 2:39 pm

Considering how poorly CN treated DC nation, that may not be such a good idea, would probably be better to integrate MLP into their Weeknight premire line-up. I think it would be cool to see it paired back to back with Steven Universe, like AT & Regular Show or Clarence & Gumball.

Or maybe have not a block, but a night of Hasbro premires, back to back MLP, EQG & LPS.
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Postby ShieldedDiamond (?) » Sat Jun 28, 2014 4:21 pm

The Hub clearly still has plenty of life in it. With a new Transformers show launching, and the next season of MLP, I'm sure they'll announce things later in the year. I feel like a lot of us (myself included at times) are treating the Hub as if it's in its dying stages. But it certainly is fine for now.
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Postby Sobana (?) » Sat Jun 28, 2014 5:18 pm

ShieldedDiamond wrote:
I'd say it takes a lot more than popularity and money to have a Golden Age, and it's a term that shouldn't be used loosely.

Well, if you had to describe one generation as being the golden age would it not be G4? I mean it's the longest running pony series so far....
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Postby ShieldedDiamond (?) » Sat Jun 28, 2014 5:25 pm

Sobana wrote:Well, if you had to describe one generation as being the golden age would it not be G4? I mean it's the longest running pony series so far....


Longest running MLP TV show, yes, but the G1 toyline ran from 1983 to 1995, making it the longest generation of ponies to date. And I still wouldn't use he term golden age to describe that, because as I said, I don't think it's a term to use loosely
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Postby Sobana (?) » Mon Jun 30, 2014 11:21 am

ShieldedDiamond wrote:
Longest running MLP TV show, yes, but the G1 toyline ran from 1983 to 1995, making it the longest generation of ponies to date. And I still wouldn't use he term golden age to describe that, because as I said, I don't think it's a term to use loosely

What would it take for you to consider it the golden age for ponies?
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Postby Perrydotto (?) » Mon Jun 30, 2014 1:58 pm

Discussions are not a battle you have to win. Just saying - I urge you to drop it if you just keep going in circles.
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Postby Sobana (?) » Tue Jul 01, 2014 3:19 am

Sorry about that, just having a conversation is all. Didn't mean to sound aggressive...
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Postby Bumble-B (?) » Tue Jul 22, 2014 5:04 am

A day late but reportedly Hasbro missed their revenue mark this quarter but are making gains on Girls and Boys (i.e. MLP>Mattel's Barbie and whatnot)
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Postby ShieldedDiamond (?) » Tue Jul 22, 2014 3:52 pm

AppleCobbler44 wrote:A day late but reportedly Hasbro missed their revenue mark this quarter but are making gains on Girls and Boys (i.e. MLP>Mattel's Barbie and whatnot)


Hmm. Disappointing that they missed the revenue mark for the quarter, though I wonder if that has anything to do with all the gimmicky Transformers from the new movie not selling too well. :ponder: I hope things pick up next quarter.
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Postby ROBOT B9 (?) » Tue Jul 22, 2014 3:55 pm

Yeah, I think Transformers 4 hurt them more then they expected. :pinkieshrug:
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Postby SoundMonkey44 (?) » Tue Jul 22, 2014 3:57 pm

ROBOT B9 wrote:Yeah, I think Transformers 4 hurt them more then they expected. :pinkieshrug:


The movie made a lot of $$$ in the box office, but yeah guess it didn't help toy sales as much as they has hoped. :v:
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Postby SlateSlabrock (?) » Tue Jul 22, 2014 4:38 pm

ShieldedDiamond wrote:Hmm. Disappointing that they missed the revenue mark for the quarter, though I wonder if that has anything to do with all the gimmicky Transformers from the new movie not selling too well. :ponder: I hope things pick up next quarter.

Not really. If you read the linked news articles:
July 21 (Reuters) - Hasbro Inc, the second-largest U.S. toymaker, reported lower-than-expected quarterly revenue as sales of its games and preschool products fell for the second straight quarter.
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Hasbro's U.S. and Canada sales declined 2 percent in the second quarter on lower demand for games as children shift to the electronic versions of the games on smartphones and tablets.
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Sales of boys' toys, Hasbro's largest business, rose 32 percent. Sales of girls' toys such as My Little Pony and Nerf Rebelle bow and arrow toys, which drove the company's revenue in the March quarter, rose 10 percent.

Meanwhile, Mattel is seeing weak toy sales for Barbie and preschool brands, and they haven't been as successful shifting toward video games and the hype boost Hasbro gets from Transformer movies.
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Postby Bremen (?) » Tue Jul 22, 2014 4:54 pm

I'm not an expert, but if their largest business went up 32 percent, it sounds like it was more setting extremely optimistic goals than an actual failing of their business model.
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Postby Big Boss (?) » Tue Jul 22, 2014 6:44 pm

Bremen wrote:I'm not an expert, but if their largest business went up 32 percent, it sounds like it was more setting extremely optimistic goals than an actual failing of their business model.


That's Wall Street for you.
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Postby Sobana (?) » Wed Jul 23, 2014 3:31 am

This seems like a perfect match for Hasbro. Hasbro has been always complaining about losing sales to the electronic market. Nintendo complains about not having enough family centered games for it's consoles. Pony is pretty popular and is family friendly and Nintendo already has a licensing agreement with them...

Make it happen, new pony adventure game for the Wii! :wantitneedit:
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Postby ShieldedDiamond (?) » Wed Jul 23, 2014 3:49 am

Hasbro did actually recently acquire a video game company that did a couple of apps, as I was told from their previous investors meeting. I forgot the name of the company, but I have the papers they gave me so I can probably dig that up tomorrow, and what their plans were too it. Hasbro is trying to dip in the video game market a bit more now, too.
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Postby SlateSlabrock (?) » Wed Jul 23, 2014 4:21 am

Probably Backflip, a mobile game company.
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Postby ShieldedDiamond (?) » Wed Jul 23, 2014 4:32 am

Yes, that's it, it was Backflip. That's what I thought.
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Postby ROBOT B9 (?) » Wed Jul 23, 2014 6:10 am

Huh...wonder if we'll see a pony video game come out of this. :ponder:
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Postby Sobana (?) » Wed Jul 23, 2014 8:39 am

I hope it's not like another gameloft game. Not that I mind it, I like the idea of managing ponyville. I just want a pony game I can start up and play right away to kill ten minutes. Not play once then wait eight hours to play again...

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Postby ROBOT B9 (?) » Wed Jul 23, 2014 9:34 am

A nice sidescrolling game would be cool to have. Nothing too challenging but it would be cute to have it.
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Postby Sobana (?) » Wed Jul 23, 2014 10:57 am

Like a Mario game? Yeah that would be fun.

I was hoping for an rpg.

Most likely it will be an instant play game like Jetpack Joyride. If they made a pony game like that I would spend hours playing it... :allears:
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Postby ROBOT B9 (?) » Wed Jul 23, 2014 11:35 am

A pony RPG would be the greatest thing but I don't know if they'd do well.
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Postby Fizzbuzz (?) » Wed Jul 23, 2014 11:38 am

WayForward (developers of numerous and actually decent licensed games, as well as the Shantae series) has publicly said that they would love to make a game based on FiM. If Hasbro were interested in making a gane that wasn't a shitty freemium mobile game then hopefully WayForward would be able to do it.
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Postby ROBOT B9 (?) » Wed Jul 23, 2014 11:48 am

Damn...I certainly do hope that Hasbro changes their mind on it because a pony game from those developers would be amazing. :allears:
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Postby Bremen (?) » Wed Jul 23, 2014 2:29 pm

Fizzbuzz wrote:WayForward (developers of numerous and actually decent licensed games, as well as the Shantae series) has publicly said that they would love to make a game based on FiM. If Hasbro were interested in making a gane that wasn't a shitty freemium mobile game then hopefully WayForward would be able to do it.


If this doesn't happen, I will forever curse you for getting my hopes up.

Edit: Though honestly, given the crossover between the brony fandom and gamers, an all ages licensed MLP game seems like it would make a lot of sense.
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Postby Big Boss (?) » Wed Jul 23, 2014 2:51 pm

Fizzbuzz wrote:WayForward (developers of numerous and actually decent licensed games, as well as the Shantae series) has publicly said that they would love to make a game based on FiM. If Hasbro were interested in making a gane that wasn't a shitty freemium mobile game then hopefully WayForward would be able to do it.


Plus it means that we'd get a radical Jake Kaufman soundtrack. :twiright:
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Postby ShieldedDiamond (?) » Thu Jul 24, 2014 1:44 am

I feel like if anything, Hasbro is going to let Backflip do what they want for a little bit, and collect profits from it, before getting into making new games of existing merchandise.
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Postby ROBOT B9 (?) » Thu Jul 24, 2014 6:07 am

So...how long do you estimate that it would take before an MLP game would come out, if at all?
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Postby Sobana (?) » Thu Jul 24, 2014 8:48 am

Soon, very soon. They just released a Power Pony game already...
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Postby ROBOT B9 (?) » Thu Jul 24, 2014 9:39 am

They did?! Is it on their website?! I must play this game! :excite:
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