DarkObsidian 
Smiling Panzerfuchs 2.0
[@Background Pony \#A196](/images/2892107#comment_10144135)
Eeyup. I mean, as long as we don't get to see her parents, you couldn't make this headcanon worse by speculating whether Izzy isn't an orphan, maybe even grew up completely alone. And also whether everything is really still quite alright in her upper mind, or whether we are entering dangerous Pinkamena territory here at some point. Probably not, but who knows... ;-)
[@Blazewing](/images/2892107#comment_10144144)
Oh yeah! I hate it when the show or the comics do that. I don't understand the SENSE behind it. Neither as a writer, nor as a viewer. What kind of message is that? What kind of story progression mechanic is that supposed to be? It's just stupid and also completely illogical. Unless someone has a complete lack of empathy or is genetically completely emotionless, you don't just pass over things like that. It is STUPID! It's junk! And it is absolutely a no-go for any writer. In my opinion at least. I HATE this mechanic. It has always bothered me. The stupidest way to ensure that the time/page limit of an episode/comic can be met. Then just think of better scenes! It's not that hard. Stupid, stupid, stupid... UCH!
Sorry, I don't mean to get upset. But it upsets me. I can't accept something like this. It's just miserable time management. The writers probably can't do anything about it. Such decisions are usually made one floor higher. But I would like to meet the person responsible for the storyboards at a convention. First of all, I would deprive him/her/they of his/her/them professional honor. If someone worked for us like that, they would never be assigned their own project again. Sorry. Hmph. :-/
Eeyup. I mean, as long as we don't get to see her parents, you couldn't make this headcanon worse by speculating whether Izzy isn't an orphan, maybe even grew up completely alone. And also whether everything is really still quite alright in her upper mind, or whether we are entering dangerous Pinkamena territory here at some point. Probably not, but who knows... ;-)
[@Blazewing](/images/2892107#comment_10144144)
Oh yeah! I hate it when the show or the comics do that. I don't understand the SENSE behind it. Neither as a writer, nor as a viewer. What kind of message is that? What kind of story progression mechanic is that supposed to be? It's just stupid and also completely illogical. Unless someone has a complete lack of empathy or is genetically completely emotionless, you don't just pass over things like that. It is STUPID! It's junk! And it is absolutely a no-go for any writer. In my opinion at least. I HATE this mechanic. It has always bothered me. The stupidest way to ensure that the time/page limit of an episode/comic can be met. Then just think of better scenes! It's not that hard. Stupid, stupid, stupid... UCH!
Sorry, I don't mean to get upset. But it upsets me. I can't accept something like this. It's just miserable time management. The writers probably can't do anything about it. Such decisions are usually made one floor higher. But I would like to meet the person responsible for the storyboards at a convention. First of all, I would deprive him/her/they of his/her/them professional honor. If someone worked for us like that, they would never be assigned their own project again. Sorry. Hmph. :-/