APPLE BLOOM: "You know, I was being forced to do so much stuff with all them there cutie marks, that I couldn't even see half of them! There's a mallet, a fancy brush, two thin swords hitting each other... Man, am I glad I have just the one cutie mark now!"
Last week's mess is mercifully destroyed. I'll let you sort out how something can be destroyed with mercy.
This time around we're celebrating MAR 10with a double-shot of ill-advised Super Mario crossovers. Lovely.
TWILIGHT: "Winter Wrap Up, Winter Wrap Up, our song is so iconic that even the show itself referenced it twice in Season 4!"
Merry Christmas, my good pals.
This is your friendly film, TV Show, and episode reporter here with another review.
And today, for my 16th episode review and final installment of this year's "Christmas Craze", I'll be reviewing MLP: FiM's "The Best Gift Ever".
Bueno Dias, my friends.
This is your friendly film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review.
Today, for my 34th episode analysis, I'm gonna give you guys my take of "Daring Doubt". The 21st episode in the ninth season of "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic" to be precise.
Here’s the rundown of it:
What’s up, folks? You all hanging in there?
There is a popular theory about Generation 5 going through the fandom right now, because of the Elements of Harmony merchandise that Sunny has in her bedroom. Namely that everything we have seen in Generation 4 never actually happened and is all just a TV show (or, alternatively, book) that exists in the world of Generation 5. This theory originated, probably independently, both in a comment on Equestria Daily and on Discord/Twitter:
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For almost a month now, we have the first, concrete news about Generation 5 from the Kidscreen article and now it's time for me to look at all the information in detail.
This might be a long one, so make sure you're comfortable. Sorted? Good. Let's begin. PLEASE NOTE: This blog may contain spoilers for my stories for those who haven't read them yet.
Can you imagine? Generation 5 has not even started yet and there is already a controversy about its premise in the fandom.
On the 9th days of Christmas, my true love gave to me... 9 dead bongo cats...
Greetings, my good friends.
This is your friendly film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review.
And today, having finally seen this MLP installment over a month ago, I'll be making my 6th episode review on MLP's "Rainbow Roadtrip".
Here's the summary of it:
Most who read this probably already know about it for weeks, but I thought a little reminder and redirection to where everything happens can't hurt:
In under an hour, Hasbro will have an investor event that will very likely bring new Generation 5 infos! Nopony knows if that will be a fully animated and voiced teaser or trailer (unlikely), a few teaser screenshots (much more likely) or just verbal information (most definitely).
The Cutie Map - 5/5
A strong opener with a unique antagonist and a somewhat more complex story than the prior premieres and finales, and does a good job introducing the new mechanic of the Cutie Map.
Castle Sweet Castle - 5/5
An impressive episode with genuine emotion, that goes a long way toward helping me not hate the new castle.
Bloom And Doom - 4/5
Thorax stepped out of his new room, his best smile on his face. However, no sooner had he stepped through the door did his hoof slip on something soft, and he found himself getting close and personal with the hard wooden flooring, face first and with a loud thud. He groaned as he lifted his head, a slight daze enveloping his mind. There were sounds of muffled childish giggles close by. Shaking his head as he stood back up on to all fours, Thorax turned to his side and was met with the
Last week's shuffle is donezo. Congrats.
This time around, we've got this year's stocking stuffer shuffle, which is ALSO an obscure crossover shuffle! Hoooooooo boy, the pain will be exquisite!
Zipp: "That better not be your attempts to provide non-verbal summaries of your reactions to our new webseries. So help me, if it's a joke…"
I just stumbled across this picture on Derpibooru and oh no, it all fits.
(Going by the arrangement of the original, yes, that's Wanda on the left and Cosmo on the right. Making Tirek the competent straight man/competent straight man, Chrysalis the overpowered idiot/magical wildcard and Cozy the useless kid with delusions of grandeur/precocious kid idea guy (with delusions of grandeur).)
Last week's vote has been tallied. Starting in October, we will be riffing Mr. Enter's fic... but we're looping back to the runner-up, my own work, in November.
But because Knightly - and to arguably a greater extent, Meeester - are such fun-hating chocolate-starfish-gobbling hobos who temporarily ban people for putting episode content in their blogs, I can't show you the actual deleted scene. So I took the liberty of animating the deleted scene for you all. Because I'm a nice person. Because I love you all. And most importantly, because I'm not Mandopony.
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