Echoes of several episodes come together in… something like a harmony. At the very least, it’s not shattering any—

Make that not shattering many windows. Let’s get started before I have to update that further.

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Just in case you thought I’d be addressing the movie that brought us the Smooze, the flutterponies, and Danny DeVito as the lord of Fraggle-Diamond Dog crossbreeds.

… actually, Diamond Dogs evolving from Grundles would explain a lot, especially if Discord got involved.

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As countless beings execute the ultimate jailbreak in Theros Beyond Death, this week we wrap up the Ponyville Mysteries comics. Nothing quite on par with escaping the underworld, but still plenty to dig into.

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With Ponyville Mysteries exhausted, we turn to… well, not quite the Equestrian Suicide Squad. That was the Season 6 finale. Perhaps their take on Justice League Dark (which I’m given to understand is like the Justice League but without milk chocolate, ergo, no Discord.)

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And so we come to the last bit of official G4.0 animation. Oh, there will still be Pony Life, the Season 10 comics, fan projects both serious and silly, and so forth, but this is still a rather sad moment for me.

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Thanks to some scheduling hiccups–more dry heaves, really—we’re still looking at Pony Life. I’m also taking suggestions for future card blogs. See here for details. But for now, let’s dive in.

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And so we close out Season 7. It’s been the Season of Family, the Season of Legend… and undeniably the Season of Leaks. Yeesh. Still, now that everyone’s had a chance to see this, let’s discuss it in detail.

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This week, Hasbro teases me by putting a Wizards of the Coast IP and card games in the episode. Just not at the same time.

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We return to Trailblazer’s adventures in Midgard for another round of excitement, adventure, and shameless flirtation. (Ah, the perils of crowdsourced characterization…)

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Well. That happened. And I mean that in the best way. Part of why I wrote an Anon-a-Miss fic so long after the fact was because I wanted to get it out before canon did “Sunset’s friends turn on her” right. I didn’t know it would go this right. Let’s begin.

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Welcome to the hiatus, folks, or as I like to think of it, the time when fan work gets a chance to breathe. Normally, I’d be cardifying the IDW comics to fill the time, but at the moment, I do still have a video backlog. Namely, the Equestria Girls Summertime Shorts.

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This week, we return to the union of modern ponies and 80’s villains. Well, the daughters of 80’s villains. Well, the minions of the daughters of 80’s villains.

… Let’s just get started before I take this any further.

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The centennial issue marks the penultimate entry for the IDW main line. Issue #102, coming out next month, will close out Season 10 and the line as a whole. For now, let’s see how the end begins.

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This is certainly an interesting recipe, but before I start sampling it, I should note that you can help determine the subject of next week’s card blog by voting here. Now, where’d I put that spoon…

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This week, we return to Hoofington for more of the adventures of Trailblazer. Last time, she met and—through audience participation—wooed a wide-eyed bat pony who’s just as eager to explore the world. Let’s see where her road takes us next.

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This week, we return to the Berrow catalogue and Dash’s turn in the spotlight. She’s been comparatively patient, but she also didn’t have a choice in the matter. Let’s see what this entails.

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Amazingly enough, we’re in for two weeks of new material. It’s like they actually rebooted the franchise or something.

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Just in time for the Amonkhet prerelease, we have a different sort of God-Pharaoh. Not as many horns and slightly smaller wings, but she inspires just as much fear and reverence in her subjects. Let's see what trials Twilight goes through in order to survive this hour of devastation.

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We’re not through by a long shot. Time to start on the Equestria Girls backlog.

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We return to one of the more unusual pony comic sidelines, the miniseries adapting Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women using the G4 cast. Clearly the most appropriate content I could cover on Super Bowl Sunday. Let’s see where this goes from here:

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