If he/she is child dinosaur... Then of course Littlefoot make him/her friends, while Cera grumbles about how many longnecks became their friends but no single other child male or female threehorn!
If he/she is adult dinosaur... Then of course Littlefoot will meet him, Grandpa would start gentle warm talk, while Topps grumbles about how many longnecks come to valley, hoping he/she won't bring disaster to valley like Doc.


Aaaand... I repeat "my" question, since it wasn't answered:

What would the Gang of Seven (Littlefoot & Co) do if they found themselves face to face with Don Bluth, Steven Spielberg, & George Lucas?

Glad I got a response, but I also want to know- what would the reaction
of the Valley be to such a massive visitor? I mean, a dinosaur like Amphicoelias would
surely make everyone stare in awe, even making Littlefoot's grandparents seem
pretty small in comparison.

"Think of the happiest things, it's the same as having wings..."
(Get the reference?)

And your question, Dracorider19?

What do you mean?

Well, I try to look for commercials that are funny, musical, and overall are fun
to watch. One of my favorites growing up was the commercials that mixed live action
and animated characters together.
Anyway, on with the commercials I don't like-
I have the same feeling many on this topic have about commercials for weight loss.
Many, if not most, of them are just fraudulent ads playing on one's desire for an
"easy and quick fix" to lose weight.
Also, another ad that irritates me is the "clinically proven" claim. They just slap that
on the ad without explaining much why it is "clinically proven". The fact that there are
so many products with the label of "clinically proven" or "doctor recommended" just
makes the claim meaningless. It's just a marketing term that has no strict definition.

Also, the fact that SO many ads for new movies have increasingly touted that the film
is the "number one film" or "number one genre" of the year, without giving much
info as to why. (Seriously the "critics are raving about this film" claim is just a marketing
method to entice people to go see it, and it makes me skeptical about how good the
film is.

And if anyone is wondering, I do not believe that Snoke is Plagueis, but I have
theorized that Snoke may have met and personally known Plagueis, and may have
learned a few things from him, and vice versa.

Okay, I'll be honest but also gentle and somewhat open- I'm not a fan of remakes.
Like many commentators before me on this discusion, I just don't think remakes are
necessary most of the time, unless the original is forgotten or turns out to not really be
good. Original films that have proven to be great and have a good reception don't
need remakes. The string of remakes in recent years, especially Disney's live action
remakes (I'm looking at you Disney) has shown that there's not a lot of original ideas and
Hollywood feels the need to remake many films that were already successful and doesn't need
a remake. (Of course, a remake of a little-known film is an idea I'm open to.)
I don't dislike all remakes, though. I decided to check out the Jungle Book remake
and I admit it was decent and pretty well-made. However, this remake came out almost
50 years after the 1967 original. How much time passes between the original and remake
plays a factor in how a good a remake is.
So, anyway I don't support the idea of an LBT remake. It just wouldn't be the same. Sure
there are ideas for an "updated" remake, but I don't think that's a good reason. The first
LBT may have had some flaws, but the story was timeless. Its message of anti-racism
and working together is an eternal message.

I originally thought of posting this on the MLP thread, but then I decided making this topic
would have more responses. So here's my story...
After seeing episodes of Generation 4 of My Little Pony, I found myself wondering about the
greatness of the show. Then Discord came along and I cracked a lot at his amusing antics
and the fact that he's a made up creature that is so well done fascinated me. His species,
a "draconequus" would have great potential if there was another draconequus.

So I created my own draconequus O.C. His name is "Blithe", an old word that traditionally
means "happy or lighthearted in spirit". This contrasts with Discord's mischievous character. Anyway, Blithe is a draconequus younger than Discord. His head is horse-like, like Discord,
but his eyes are white with green irises instead of yellow with red irises. He lacks a goatee, and while Discord has an antler and a goat horn, Blithe has identical horns of a gazelle. His head is pale, he has rather scruffy brown hair, he torso is that of a red dragon, his right arm is also of a red dragon, and his left arm is of a fox. His right leg is a kangaroo's, left leg is a wolf's and the tail is shaped like that of an alligator's tail.
Blithe, being a draconequus, possesses reality-bending powers, but his magic is not on
the same level as Discord's "near-omnipotent" magical abilities. One of his specialties
is turning water into lemonade (Blithe is fond of this drink), making candy grow on trees,
and producing floating orbs of light, often for show. The things he cannot do which
Discord has been shown to do include Replication, Hypnosis, and opening portals to
other dimensions.
Before he met the Mane 6 and Discord, Blithe had come from a place beyond Equestria,
hoping to make friends and demonstrate his magic to help and to entertain others. Blithe wasn't mischievous and looking for trouble unlike Discord. He finally met the Mane 6 and they introduced him to Celestia, who arranged for Blithe to meet and get to know the
citizens of Equestria. Knowing that Blithe could be useful as an ally for Equestria, Discord
and Twilight Sparkle both agree to train Blithe to help him learn more skills in magic
and expand his powers. The fact that Discord and Twilight trained Blithe, both being
one of the most powerful users of magic in Equestria, made him able to do things he
previously could not have done. Of course, Blithe never becomes as powerful as Discord,
but he is content in his abilities.
Well that's my O.C. for MLP.

And this is the moment, where I understood Cera and Bambo's relationship was
stronger and sweeter than ever.

Okay, so I came back here to show my own kind of zombie.
While I'm not a fan of zombies, I do enjoy studying creatures from horror folklore and
I recently have been looking up and learning about the origins of zombies.
I've decided to create my own kind of zombie to show my creativity. Now I won't make
it too glory or bloody, since I don't watch that kind of stuff, but more psychologically
scary or thrilling. Here it is-
The "Liver-eating Zombies".

These zombies are a rather different kind than the familiar undead monsters that
seek out people. While these are reanimated corpses like the familiar brain-eating zombie,
these zombies do not eat brains nor people. Rather, they seek out animals and prey upon
them for their liver. These zombies are physically weaker than people, but have cunning
tactics to work together to catch animals. They favor eating the liver, hence their name.
While they may not be much of a danger to people, they have been known to seek
out pets such as cats and dogs and therefore anyone living in a town close to a
cemetery that may become cursed must be cautious not to let their pets get too close
to the aforementioned cemetery.
What do you think?

Maybe they saw this from the Lion King:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jSP91XD2WE