@Background Pony #3DBC
That and keeping weight off the broken leg puts more stress on the remaining 3 legs, often meaning the horse loses all mobility. Euthanasia at the racetrack skips all that drama.

If the ponies are sufficiently little and it’s a hind leg that’s broken, their prognosis is much better.

@Wild Stallions
Because it could take a year or more to heal, and even after the horse has physically recovered, it’ll be psychologically traumatized and will never be fit to race again.

Uh-huh. In horse racing, any serious leg fracture typically ends with euthanasia.

@Badumsquish
but he IS cosplaying as Samus which suggest the game exists there, which further suggests that worlds Samus is probably Equine. ^^ so the question is still vaild lol

@FluttershyIsNOT aDoormat
IT. IS. COSPLAY! :P

@Twilight_Shimmer
He wouldn’t try. It’s just a costume. The glowey parts are just the liquid from glow sticks poured into little plastic containers :P

@Background Pony #3DBC
MLPs are very flexible

@Background Pony #AF5B
I’ve got my doubts; equids aren’t known for their flexibility.

@Background Pony #AF5B
oh?

@Twilight_Shimmer
More easily and more believably than the biped version, realistically

I suddenly wonder how a quadriped suit would turn into the morphball

well, he is doing both :3

Button Mash: “…should I tell him?”

Sweetie Belle: “Nah, let him figure it out himself. It’s funnier this way.”

Maybe he needs a partner to crossplay with.

@Badumsquish
gotta cosplay what ya gotta cosplay ig

@MrOrangePony
XD

@Badumsquish
n o

@DockWater
s a x

@DockWater
They definitely have their creepy moments. Honestly, the original Metroid 2 on Game Boy played kind of like a horror game. Dark and limited vision since Samus is so big on-screen, most music is just creepy ambience, claustrophobic layout with no map, the whole game is a looming dreary cavern, and the goal of the game is extermination/genocide :P

@Background Pony #3DBC
What I loved about that, is it’s literally the only time something like that happens in the game. You never get a zoom-in on anything else. It really sells how scary the SA-X was :D

@DockWater
The SA-X’s introduction genuinely gave me nightmares as a child. Even now, I still find that closeup on its face to be very eerie.

@Badumsquish
TFW Metroid is actually scarier then the series of horror games. Especially Fusion. Oh god Fusion

@DockWater
It’s totally good, but there’s like nothing scary about it. It really reminded me of Dark Souls, but really easy and with guns. Except the part with the monster baby, like that part is actually really scary XD

@Badumsquish
I mean, 8 is still good right?

@DockWater
@Background Pony #3DBC
I’m looking forward to it. Metroid kind of went through a dork age like what happened to Resident Evil, but the remake and Dread are total returns to form from what I can tell. Even Resident Evil hasn’t found it’s way back, unless you count the remake of 2 (and yeah 2 was great and I love it, but the remake of 3 was only okay and 8 was full action without a shred of horror so it was less a return to form and more just lightning in a bottle) :D

@Badumsquish
@DockWater
I just got Dread for Christmas. It’s really good. The E.M.M.I. sections are super tense, but that makes it so satisfying to take them out.

@Badumsquish
Dread is so good man. Easily my favorite Metroid game and possibly my favorite Metroidvania with it’s only real competition being Ori and the Will of the Wisps