Have you guys noticed that an embarrassingly large amount of

>>29712375
Idk, ponies are just cute, and sometimes it's cuter seeing them in pop culture

>>29712375
Anything and everything gets mixed with pop culture.
This isn't exclusive to ponys

>>29712375
>he doesn't remember 'ponify all the things'
I think you're painfully new, is what I think.

>>29712375
It's a way of autists sharing other interests with each other. It isn't new.

I recall seeing an interview with one of the writers in the early days, I forget which, but they essentially said that they always turn to The Brady Bunch for episode ideas becauase all slice of life plots have been done before, and the challenge and entertainment is in just applying those same scenarios to new characters and seeing how those characters respond. I don't quite agree, but that seems to be a line of thinking similar to the "there are only X plots" philosophies.

>>29712375
its almost like every single thing created on the planet is derived from personal experience and reinterpreted to suit their needs.

>>29712375
Reproduction is much easier than coming up with something yourself. It really is that easy.

>>29712657
Honestly OP has a point, but this is how it started yes.

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>>29712375
>What causes this
It's fun. That's literally it. Every fandom makes parodies, crossovers and remakes of something else, pony fandom isn't the only one who does it. Some do it more than others of course, depending on how big the fandom is. It's even better when two fandoms who are big on crossovers cross between themselves or parody each other.

>>29712375
Something about ponies models being so exploitable and the fact that the show has shown celebrities in the shape of ponies which sparked the question "what if x thing was a pony?"