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| LordBristle #683317 8 months ago |
I love dem faces :3 |
| MortalKombatFan1 #683318 8 months ago |
Three weird faces Raibow Dash and Fluttershy made during 'The Best Pet For Me' and 1 awesome one |
| CallMeAl #683322 8 months ago |
The faces seemed weird to me too. |
| Forgottensin #683324 8 months ago |
This episode offered plenty of weird front profile shots. |
| CallMeAl #683334 8 months ago |
Maybe they were making up for the abundance of plot in the entire rest of the series. |
| CrazedGeek #683340 8 months ago |
Oh gog do the first three creep me out. The last one doesn't, for whatever reason. |
| hahuji #683344 8 months ago |
Twilight had similar facial expressions during Lesson Zero. |
| Anonymous #683347 8 months ago |
I think what creeps most people out would be the top teeth. I find these smiles enjoyable. |
| Anonymous #683371 8 months ago |
Panels 1 to 3: Singing about the perfect pet for Rainbow Dash
Panel 4: Rainbow Dash finds the perfect pet |
| Aggressively-Pastel #683406 8 months ago |
Love these faces.
#1: "Hey, you've got a pretty good singing voice. Wanna play 'Spreadeagled and Pinioned'?" #2, #3: the idea sinks in. I think #4 is probably a "yes" of sorts, though possibly not the way round Fluttershy intended. |
| Xzar #683414 8 months ago |
This faces seemed f*cking creepy to me. |
| Anonymous #683497 8 months ago |
Second and last picture looks a little bit like Gaston. |
| Anonymous #683499 8 months ago |
I don't think the faces were creepy, just a little bit weird. |
| Anonymous #683582 8 months ago |
OMG THEY HAVE LOWER LIPS!?
This is what made them look like that. I'm already used to it. |
| Seble #683626 8 months ago |
The reason why they seem "weird" is because their mouths have no connection with their face. What I mean is, a smile typically encompasses and deforms the whole face, making it seem more convincing and alive. In the above three pictures, the mouths appear to be strangely isolated from the rest of their face, as if they were merely pasted on. The last image doesn't do that because the smile actually affects the entire face to some degree. Failing to illustrate a full connection of movement in the face can make expressions difficult to discern and look fake. |