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Just saw a spoiler for the movie, and holy hell, I can see part of where that PG rating comes in
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I don't FIM has ever had such a massive downward quality swing one episode later.
The Perfect Pear is the best episode of the show for being heartwarming, respectful to the audiences, and executing a very daring concept.
The very next episode, Fame and Misfortune, is the worst of S7 and may be in the bottom-five of the series. The more I think about it, the lower and lower the ranking.
- Equestrian celebrities harassed and abused, an overly cynical and crass tone that contradicts the show's proactive themes and morale
- Long-established background ponies being out of character
- All of the (adult) fans are quarter dimensional and represent offensive and nasty geek stereotypes
- A broken premise that checks off fandom talking points without contextual sense and attention to continuity
- All of the antagonists are Straw Fans/straw characters. Shallowly-written, broken characters designed to be proven wrong out of plot convenience
- Two broken morals (the characters singing a loaded statement and suggesting an enforcement of stereotypes is okay to teach to kids)
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I don't FIM has ever had such a massive downward quality swing one episode later.
The Perfect Pear is the best episode of the show for being heartwarming, respectful to the audiences, and executing a very daring concept.
The very next episode, Fame and Misfortune, is the worst of S7 and may be in the bottom-five of the series. The more I think about it, the lower and lower the ranking.
- Equestrian celebrities harassed and abused, an overly cynical and crass tone that contradicts the show's proactive themes and morale
- Long-established background ponies being out of character
- All of the (adult) fans are quarter dimensional and represent offensive and nasty geek stereotypes
- A broken premise that checks off fandom talking points without contextual sense and attention to continuity
- All of the antagonists are Straw Fans/straw characters. Shallowly-written, broken characters designed to be proven wrong out of plot convenience
- Two broken morals (the characters singing a loaded statement and suggesting an enforcement of stereotypes is okay to teach to kids)
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Oh no I don't embody the ideals of a toyetic cartoon show aimed at little girls! And that's a bad thing? I can't embody the ideals of a cartoon that are more less fundementally the oppisote of my own.
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Oh no I don't embody the ideals of a toyetic cartoon show aimed at little girls! And that's a bad thing? I can't embody the ideals of a cartoon that are more less fundementally the oppisote of my own.
