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| Anonymous #792675 7 months ago |
PMS |
| Anonymous #792676 7 months ago |
Earlier versions of this chart used a "masculine/feminine" dichotomy, which an associate of mine felt was inaccurate/unfair. After they reformatted it, I took the liberty of making it readable. |
| Gittonsxv #792685 7 months ago |
.....how the hell do you read this? confusing as all hell O__o |
| Ninestempest #792693 7 months ago |
... That is not hard to read - the top explains the ideas and the bottom has examples. Eugh. |
| Gittonsxv #792697 7 months ago |
i am thick as shit sorry -.- i get it now tho, kind of |
| Vree #792700 7 months ago |
I wondered for a long time how ponies' core traits and stressed-out versions match up. Not the discorded versions (those are just finctions of their elements, whether they make sense for the pony or not) but the breakdowns they have in the other episodes. |
| Zincy #792702 7 months ago |
Its just a bar chart, i deal with similar ones a lot. Basically, their pictures on top represent their base personality, and the deviations are represented by the lines. |
| marioandsonic #792802 7 months ago |
Hmmm....interesting. |
| NotThatAnyoneCares #792803 7 months ago |
So where does "Lesson Zero" go? |
| Nebbie #792806 7 months ago |
This chart is very badly done. Why is energy level scale redundant? Why is passive vs. aggressive a rigid dichotomy not a scale?
This would be much better with coordinate axes. |
| Ninestempest #792849 7 months ago |
The dichotomy is just a mode of thought - why does it have to scale?
Then make one with coordinate axes. |
| Anonymous #793050 7 months ago |
It's mostly right, the only one that doesn't really fit is Twilight. She goes from Low Aggressive to High Aggressive. |
| Anonymous #793289 7 months ago |
I don't think it has to be repeated that the characters occupy ranges of the spectrum rather than singe point. They ARE well-written, you know :P |
| Anonymous #793378 7 months ago |
Twilight is sort of the break in this theory. Nice that so much work was put into this charming chart, but I don't think it holds up. |