What do you thought of Twilight's behavior in the episode. Personally, I thought she was also splendid in it as well with her nervousness, showing it's development, and other stuff. Another thing was I thought that Party cave scene is great because it further developed Pinkie's party life style and her element of laughter by showing how dedicated she is to ensuring each party goes according to each pony's specifications. There's a reason why RD remarked that Pinkie may be more organized than Twilight is in the episode.

What do you thought of Twilight's behavior in the episode. Personally, I thought she was also splendid in it as well with her nervousness, showing it's development, and other stuff. Another thing was I thought that Party cave scene is great because it further developed Pinkie's party life style and her element of laughter by showing how dedicated she is to ensuring each party goes according to each pony's specifications. There's a reason why RD remarked that Pinkie may be more organized than Twilight is in the episode.

Lesson Zero Twilight made an apperance in this episode, and it was amazing... Lesson Zero is #1 to me boyy

Lesson Zero Twilight made an apperance in this episode, and it was amazing... Lesson Zero is #1 to me boyy

i noticed that too, and it's funny, i was just complaining recently that i felt like Twilight was starting to fall flat as a boring princess character, so i like how they managed to find something unnerving enough to unsettle her.  i fortunately had mixed feelings about this episode, it almost felt like satire...  in terms of a cohesive story, it can't be taken seriously at all, yet we have the threat of war upon us.  there is war, but there is a lack of logic in the plot.  this episode felt condensed and felt like it was trying to force comedy, while sacrificing the quality of drama in the process.  while some of the bits were amusing, i felt disappointed that Pinkie's adventure became unrealistic, probably due to the realization the write staff could not fit a real adventure within the allotted time.

though, i've seen vaguely similar situations in old school cartoons, gags that imply months or years of traveling or experiences went by, only within a matter of minutes to days, a very cheeky thing that distracts from anything serious.  i'm all for joke and comic relief, but it bothers me when you have to sacrifice both map logic and time logic to make a joke.  Appleloosa is south of Ponyville, Manehatten is northeast, Crystal Empire is straight north.  also, has anyone ever questioned why the train system only had ponies pulling it for one episode in the entire series, but since Over A Barrel, train engines work normally?

i feel like if this episode had more time, some of these world breaking jokes might have been left out, but knowing it's a Pinkie focused episode, i feel like the writers lazily are falling back on "Pinkie logic", so the deus ex machina, disregard of time and map locations, are all automatically pardoned for the sake of "Pinkie logic".  i hate to say, i don't think this episode was funny enough to sacrifice the story's quality, and all for cheap gags and a moral that is merely "don't try to impress others by copying what they like, impress them with your own style".

i don't know what i was expecting from a Pinkie Pie episode, but this is my least favorite Pinkie episode ever, it's only slightly more interesting than Appleloosa's Most Wanted, and due to it being so ridiculous on purpose, i can't be as upset with it as i was with Tanks For The Memories, but this is officially my third least favorite episode in season 5, i think the directors should go back to not writing episodes, and let the good writers write episodes from now on.