The moral of this latest episode, "A Flurry of Emotions," is a simple one, but it's a lesson for the ages: always listen to Spike. I, like a lot of people, really hated Spike when the show first started. He was annoying, and weak – a carryover from the old "tag along wimpy kid" trope that defined the character back in prehistoric Equestria, G1.
Starlight Glimmer is sent to solve a friendship problem between Princess Celestia and Princess Luna; when it's clear that the problem is that the royal sisters don't appreciate one another, Starlight impulsively switches their cutie marks!
When Rainbow Dash's parents discover she's a Wonderbolt, they show up at every event to cheer her on. However, their unabashed enthusiasm proves to be rather embarrassing and pushes Rainbow Dash to the brink.
So I read the synopsis for the finale and it is a bit spoilery, it is as follows:
Shadow Play, Part I premieres Saturday, October 28 at 11:30a/10:30c When Sunburst discovers the lost journal of Starswirl the Bearded, Twilight becomes obsessed with saving her magical idol from a thousand-year-old prison.
When Starlight gets a visit from Sunburst, she discovers that he has tons in common with her friends and starts to wonder if he still has anything in common with her.
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Okay, I’ve got to make this short because I have school work. THIS EPISODE WAS AMAZING! It was wonderfully meta and pretty much summed up how I feel about all the other bronies who, in my opinion, spend WAY too much time complaining about the show. I think “Flurry of Emotions” may just have found a rival for my all-time favorite episode. (Please don’t ask me for my opinion about “The Perfect Pear.” I liked it and enjoyed it and would watch it again, but I didn’t like it enough to
So, its begun, a new season, so lets review, starting with a rating...
ΩΩΩ out of 6
Yah, that's a rather low rating, and its not that its a bad episode, but its just an episode. Really, just look back at the season openers we've had, from starting the show to last season, and they were all (mostly?) true two parters, and powerful episodes.
This was a rather adorable episode, yet relatable at the same time. At first it seemed as though Rarity was really out of touch with her younger sister (like with Pinkie Pie, but reverse the ages), but this wasn’t the case exactly. The reason had more to do with nostalgia and wanting to do the things that Sweetie Belle used to like in the past. However, she did not realize that Sweetie Belle’s interests have changed over the course of time.
Fluttershy is determined to make her career dreams come true with the help of some very special ponies. But when her true vision is not being executed properly, she must find a way to stand up and fight for her ideas.
When I first heard that the newest generation of My Little Pony was gathering an adult fan base, I presumed that it would be because the show had some kind of edgy self awareness to it - that it would deliver the sort of sardonic humor that pushed the boundaries of children's television back in the 90's and early 00's.
I gave pony a shot thinking I might end up liking it somewhat ironically.
Well, it's been Season seasons and we've only heard his name mentioned before, and the staff is really pulling at strings, but man, am I excited for Starswirl the bearded to come into the show.
Also the shadow pony is the villain for this and there is a limbo world where the other pillars of Equestria will be restored. I will provide a video link for more.
I'm just gonna get this out of the way... this is not an easy episode to review. Once again, this is yet another episode that is hard to review because of how it's written.
This episode is quite amazing, insightful actually. Whether or not fans agree with what the episode has to say, remains to be seen, but if they were to act in the same way the fans of the journal did here... then there may be more truth to the episode's portrayal of fandoms in general than we realize.
Okay, so, I just saw the Season 7 finale, since I completely avoided all spoilers and awaited the Hasbro release today. I'm gonna come out and say it, the Season 7 finale is my favorite finale of them all so far!
Warning: Spoilers for those who haven't watched this episode early. You have been warned.
When I first heard about this episode, I was excited to see what possibilities were in store for Fluttershy. Her dream of opening an animal sanctuary; surely this will be a highlight for season 7, right?
When I was going into this episode, I was expecting the worst, that maybe this will be the episode to disrupt season 7's streak of good episodes. After all, Spike episodes are known for their lack of quality.
So here's the deal. I wasn't sure what to expect when coming into this season. Maybe it'd be good. Maybe not so much. Which direction would the show take? But, after watching it...
(Yes, that was a thing that happened)
Check below if you want to know my thoughts. Very minor, if any spoilers.
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