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Maneiac an interactive exhibit
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Part 1: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/36315936/
Part 2: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/36622571/
Part 2: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/36622571/
Mane-iac, she had it coming for a long time, that is, if she was real. She's a fictional character after all. With the recent purchase of the Power Ponies comics by Dis-Neigh Bros Studios. That quickly kickstarted the PPCU the largest grossing movie franchise Equestria had ever seen. One thing led to another and soon superhero movies were getting too mainstream and innovation had to be made. That's when Dis-Neigh Bros made their newest hit movie, The Mane-iac, the first R-rated superhero movie to gross over 1 billion bits.
In the story, Mane-iac is reinterpreted as a mare who slowly declined into madness as hairdressers around Maretropolis repeatedly fail to cut her mane due to a rare hair disorder she suffers from.
Soon everyone was quoting her, some even idolizing her manic behavior. So who in their right might didn't want to capitalize on the hit success? I can't tell you, but the museum definitely didn't miss their chance with their soon to become most popular exhibit, at least for a while. So if that's not Mane-iac, who is the lucky girl to take her role?
It all started when the museum held a cosplay contest, and of course everyone wanted to be the best Mane-iac look-a-like, unfortunately for them, most didn't bother to read the conditions and the prize for winning, so one at a time, the girls were eliminated from the contest and went home with a sad expression. Our lucky winner though, she got to stay, and as the movie grew more and more popular, a few tweaks were made to her contract, which of course was allowed according to the contract. And now she'll stay here for as long as the museum sees fit. In truth, no one really remembers who she was, everything went so fast so they could find a winner, and when they did, they covered their tracks as fast as they found her.
Now she spends every day laughing hysterically as she's teased endlessly by the brushes on her feet, and the visitors who are more than happy to try out one of the museums few interactive exhibits. Of course her pedestal is filled with all necessary components, a soft pillow for her comfort, some toys for visitors to use on her if they don't just use their bare hands, the mechanical arms controlling the rollers, and an internal computer adjusting the speed to make sure she's always doing her characteristic laughter. The computer of course also prevents her from speaking, as it picks up anything she says that sounds like the beginning of a word and then proceeds to speed up the rollers, forcing her to laugh harder. To make sure she's always ready to perform, she's thoroughly maintained every night. A crew will make sure every part of her is as sensitive as they can be as they clean her and cover her in special oils, and of course her makeup and mane is maintained to make sure she always looks and laughs exactly like the Mane-iac that people know from the movies.
Perhaps once the the maintenance can't pay off any longer, the museum will release her, or maybe they'll let her join the rest of the inanimate exhibitions as an extra sensitive and ticklish statue unable to laugh anymore as a new interactive exhibit takes her place.
In the story, Mane-iac is reinterpreted as a mare who slowly declined into madness as hairdressers around Maretropolis repeatedly fail to cut her mane due to a rare hair disorder she suffers from.
Soon everyone was quoting her, some even idolizing her manic behavior. So who in their right might didn't want to capitalize on the hit success? I can't tell you, but the museum definitely didn't miss their chance with their soon to become most popular exhibit, at least for a while. So if that's not Mane-iac, who is the lucky girl to take her role?
It all started when the museum held a cosplay contest, and of course everyone wanted to be the best Mane-iac look-a-like, unfortunately for them, most didn't bother to read the conditions and the prize for winning, so one at a time, the girls were eliminated from the contest and went home with a sad expression. Our lucky winner though, she got to stay, and as the movie grew more and more popular, a few tweaks were made to her contract, which of course was allowed according to the contract. And now she'll stay here for as long as the museum sees fit. In truth, no one really remembers who she was, everything went so fast so they could find a winner, and when they did, they covered their tracks as fast as they found her.
Now she spends every day laughing hysterically as she's teased endlessly by the brushes on her feet, and the visitors who are more than happy to try out one of the museums few interactive exhibits. Of course her pedestal is filled with all necessary components, a soft pillow for her comfort, some toys for visitors to use on her if they don't just use their bare hands, the mechanical arms controlling the rollers, and an internal computer adjusting the speed to make sure she's always doing her characteristic laughter. The computer of course also prevents her from speaking, as it picks up anything she says that sounds like the beginning of a word and then proceeds to speed up the rollers, forcing her to laugh harder. To make sure she's always ready to perform, she's thoroughly maintained every night. A crew will make sure every part of her is as sensitive as they can be as they clean her and cover her in special oils, and of course her makeup and mane is maintained to make sure she always looks and laughs exactly like the Mane-iac that people know from the movies.
Perhaps once the the maintenance can't pay off any longer, the museum will release her, or maybe they'll let her join the rest of the inanimate exhibitions as an extra sensitive and ticklish statue unable to laugh anymore as a new interactive exhibit takes her place.
