Power Ponies and Pinkie Pride are Leo Award nominees.
The contents of the box have been forshadowed by the toys for months now. Also, I'm a little disappointed that PikachuMan didn't take the bait I set out. Oh well.
The contents of the box have been forshadowed by the toys for months now.
So, wait, you're not going to pass by the toy aisle of your local department store so as to not spoiler yourself about a cartoon show made for little girls? That lineup's been on sale for months now.
I think the show would last for 130 episodes.
Even if FiM is over doesn't mean the end of this generation.
But would be interesting to see Discord (...) maybe even join forces with the new villain.
It was a good finale (definitely a thousand times better than the season 3 finale). A couple of things I personally find a bit unlikeable, though (and yes, this is a spoiler, so don't read it if you don't want to get spoiled): So now Twilight's homely, cozy treehouse library has been replaced with a big, bulky, sterile and, let's be frank, ugly, crystal castle. In the middle of the homely, cozy little village where it doesn't really belong... Ugh, I'm not sure I agree with that decision at all. It sticks out like a sore thumb, and it looks like a horrible place to live. Even after the entire season, I still can't get comfortable with Twilight being an "alicorn princess". It still feels artificial and tacked-on, with some episodes more or less forcefully trying to accommodate the fact, while other episodes basically completely ignoring it. This finale didn't help much in that regard. While I appreciate their, maybe intentional or maybe not, self-deprecating reference to Twilight not doing much as a princess, it still just doesn't fit. Her role as a "princess" makes no sense no matter how they try to force it.
Complaints like that happen whenever people forget that the show, from the word "go," was created primarily to sell toys. Also when they forget that show is targeted at seven year old girls, and not twenty-something men.
