While all the mane six have their moments of cuteness, Fluttershy effortlessly takes the crown for the most. Lots of fans still think it's a crime not to find her adorable on some level. Fluttershy has also had quite the interesting run of episodes, and today we'll be looking at all 19 of them.
I really can't update the rankings for the Izzy Moonbow episodes list, because she still got nothing. You could argue that "Bridlewoodstock" was also partially her special, given that she was involved in sounding the warning and was involved in recruiting Ruby Jubilee, but that would still be her weakest episode/special because the focus isn't just on her and she doesn't really do much of anything after helping to recruit Ruby Jubilee other than repeat the warning, which turns out to be the
The CMC weren't even originally going to be in the show, they were supposed to star in their own spin-off series per Lauren Faust's wishes, but Hasbro shot the idea down in favor of the CMC appearing in the show. Now, eight seasons (soon going on to nine) later that decision seems to have been a wise one. In fact, I'd say the CMC have for the most part gotten off better compared to the mane six and Spike, though there has definitely been an issue of the show not knowing what exactly it wants to
Last time, you saw how my episode rankings for Season 1 had changed. Now, let's see what changed for Season 2. Here is the original version let's see what moved up, what moved down, and what stayed the same. Remember this is my opinion.
26. The Super Speedy Cider Squeezy 6000
25. Hearth's Warming Eve
24. The Cutie Pox
Since I unintentionally skipped a day, I'm going to post two of these on the same day to make up for the missed day. Here is the original version, from back when I'd finished reviewing the first 65 episodes. Let's see what changed.
13. One Bad Apple
12. Spike at Your Service
11. Games Ponies Play
Season 5 had a bunch of new writers join the staff, and a few old veterans periodically tackle episodes. A few Season 4 writers also got to return for some episodes. So, how do the writers stack up overall for the season? Which writers hit their stride, and which seemed to struggle?
Well, let's find out. Season 5 had a total of 13 writers (Jim and Jayson don't count, since they are part of the storyboarding department)
Well, the total episode count is now up to 117. So let's how the episodes stack up after Season 5. Remember, this list is not offical by any means. If you want to know why an episode ends up in a particular spot, just ask and I shall try to explain.
117. The Super Speedy Cider Squeezy 6000, Written by M. A. Larson
116. Over A Barrel, Written by Dave Polsky
115. Feeling Pinkie Keen, Written by Dave Polsky
Here is, the second version, so let's see who's going to be on the list. Despite one of his episodes not being the greatest at showing it, Discord is technically not a villan anymore, so he drops off the list. But you can consider him among the honorable mentions, alongside Gilda.
Unlike Season 4, which only introduced two new unicorns, Season 5 had an abundence of them. The season premiere alone gave us three new unicorns, and three of Twilight's old Canterlot friends got to return alongside a new fourth friend, and Lyra and Vinyl Scratch featured promintely in the 100th episode, and of course we can't forget about Sassy Saddles.
I don't think I've ever really expressed my thoughts for the "Equestria Girls" series as a whole, though I've made it clear which one I consider the best. I will say this much, I don't hate any of the films, not even the first one which is usually considered really bad by the fandom.
Just like with Season 5, we got a lot of new writers this season (in fact new writers were quite common this season). So how did the writers fare this season? Which returning ones hit their stride or redeemed themselves, which returning ones did poorly, which new writers did well, and which new writers struggled? Well, let's find out.
Including the returning writers, we had 13 writers this season. So how do they stack up?
Maybe I'll eventually do a top ten for the worst opening sequences, but don't quote me on that. Anyway, the opening sequence in any episode is important, it can make or break the tone. A good opening sequence doesn't just need to establish the main plot, or at least lead into its introduction, but it also needs to be enjoyable in its own right. It needs to be quick and to the point, but in the process it has to provide something that can stand on its own. So we're going to take
I figured it would be better to end these top ten/top five lists on a positive rather than a negative note. So, here it is, my list of the top five strongest writers of the show so far. Like all my lists, this one is by no means official, so feel free to disagree. Chances are you will, considering who some of my picks will be (which if you've seen my list ranking all the writers, you'll probably already know who's going to make the cut).
You know the drill by now, we've got some newcomers to consider, and some old to re-evaluate. Here's the third version, from the end of Season 6. Let's see who moved up, moved down, dropped off, and got added! (Honorable mentions go to: Twilight Velvet, Night Light, Stygian, Sassy Saddles, Fancy Pants, Coriander Cumin, Saffron Masala, Sugar Belle, and Party Favor).
10. Minuette a.k.a Colgate
Well, after the events of Season 7, some characters have given me more to comment on in regards to their redemption arc. Plus, we got another reformation, more or less, from the Equestria Girls franchise, which definitely got people talking. Here's the first version, from a season ago. Before we begin, let me make clear that I'm not going to cover King Sombra's redemption arc in the comics, or
After giving out some of my thoughts on the writers in regards to the strongest and weakest overall, I feel like the time has come to update this list. Here's the previous version, from the end of Season 6. Like always, I mean no disrespect to any of the DHX staff, and just like before I'm not counting Jayson Thiesen, Jim Miller, or Lauren Faust, even now that it seems Jayson Thiesen will be leaving the
Oh boy, the night before Thanksgiving, and I'm not only having a list about villains, but on the worst ones. Well, in some aspects, this was kind of overdue, there were definitely villains I didn't like or just didn't care for prior to Season 7. I suppose it just never occurred to me to make such a list until now. And a fair bit of warning, there's gonna be some unpopular opinions on this list, perhaps moreso than any other list I've done since Season 7 ended! So with that in mind, I ask that
It took some consideration to decide who to include, but I think there will be enough changes to justify a third version of this list. Surprisingly, Season 6, at least early on, a lot more strong male characters than female characters. Here's the second version. Let's see who made this list time around.
10. Stormy Flare
I didn't do one of these in Season 5 because my opinions on the princesses didn't change, but after another season has come and gone my opinions have just a little, plus there's one new princess that needed to be added and I'm sure you all know which one I'm referring to. Here's the second version, from all the way back during the end of Season 4, let's see what's changed.
Now that both halves have been compared, let's see how all 26 episodes of Season Six stack up. Remember, this ranking is the result of my opinion so feel free to disagree.
26. Newbie Dash
25. Applejack's "Day" Off
24. The Cart Before The Ponies
23. Where The Apple Lies
22. P.P.O.V. (Pony Point Of View)
21. Gift Of The Maud Pie
20. 28 Pranks Later
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