Twi might not enjoy having her habits reduced to a playful verb among her friends, but for one thing, she can't exactly deny the pattern of behavior she falls into when the least bit of stress hits her, and for another, this is just proof of how much her friends know and care about her wellbeing.

If my posting here is irregular, it's more out of not really having a lot to say, or a dedicated topic to post about every day. I've been trying to get better at it, with variable success, lol

Which you've certainly been doing, being more entertained than annoyed by his antics. Funny how it always seems to only be Star Wars-related content that sparks him into needing to 'one-up' you.

To paraphrase Buzz Lightyear, he seems like such a sad, strange little man. He's looking for any excuse to feel like the 'winner' in a pointless debate, while you've been living rent-free in his head. I've heard that the best victory you can achieve over someone is by living well in spite of them.

I didn't even think of Mega Man myself looking at them.
Though on the topic of these two, I did use an Armarouge in my Scarlet campaign. Named it Sir Blaze. I'm sure Ceruledge got a boost in popularity being showcased in the anime, lol

Hope you get the rest you need, Emile. I was already thrilled to see you choosing these games for your latest LP, since SoulSilver is still one of my all-time favorite Pokemon games, but you picking Nettle as your starter solidified my decision to choose Chikorita in Legends Z-A. =)

Merry Christmas =)

She could've just, I dunno, walked up to them like a normal pony, but no, she had to make a 'memorable' entrance, just to show how 'not' bonkers she is right now.

"It's my house! It's my game system! I'M THE ONE WHO WINS!"
In all seriousness, I love Sunset and Fluttershy's gaming dynamic, lol

I mean, Diane IS pretty amazing. Appearance-wise, she's both cute and pretty on a wholesome level, and personality-wise, she's kind and compassionate while also able to kick ass and hold her own in a fight. Still doesn't discount the fact that Mr. Wolf deserves his own share of appreciation.

The best part is that this scene, and Rarity's whole stay among the Diamond Dogs, can easily be seen as her purposefully annoying her captors so that they would either cater to her whims or let her go. She may be dramatic and emotional, but she's not stupid.

I'm more familiar with the opposite trope to that: Americans Hate Tingle, specifically with Ace Attorney. Apparently, in Japan, characters like Larry Butz and Wendy Oldbag were considered popular enough to return in later games, with the quirks that made them polarizing to American gamers ramped up.