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Because it also has less than around 50 episodes than MLP FIM so the seasonal rot is not going to be as strong, also it's only in it's 6th season which I've considered to be the sweet spot area (5-8 seasons) for a show's longevity where it lasts long enough to leave an enduring impact and at the same time the show isn't suffering too badly with a seasonal rot. MLP FIM can do it too if the staff wishes too. I don't mind if they continue with more seasons, but I'm also prepared incase they decide 6 tv seasons is enough for them to do.

When the end is in sight, you have a career you still need to nourish for your own livelihood, and believe that you have done more than plenty for the series you dedicated more than half a decade plus to, these hypothetical reasons would make the most sense for that situation happening with MLP's production staff.

Just to add something, while MA Larson wasn't in season 4, we had a returning Amy Keating Rogers and Meghan McCarthy was still Mlp's head writer so 2 of the original big three returned in season 4. In fact, season 6 will be the first season where at the very best, only one of the show's big three writers will return (small chance that Meghan could write an episode, but unlikely), thus it's more likely that none of the big three will write for season 6.

Nice post and that's actually an excellent point on Twilight's abilities and especially mental aspect. Would it be better if Twilight's mental state was set to bloodlusted in this mu?

Where did you get that Vader was immune to magic?

What's FG if you would kindly.

Silly forgetful me, thank you FlitterFlutter.

It's not just them, Sibsy also said Season 6 was her last one. Also, even Jayson, the guy who was part of Lauren Faust's original brainstorm sessions for the series itself, seems to also not be returning to FIM after the movie that he's directing. Also folks, I'm of the opinion that if the show is going to end, than I will welcome it if it is done well as one thing I consider very important for a series to do and know, 'knowing when to end'. Nothing lasts forever no matter how hard we try to make it last as long as we could, we could only find means to help keep the show fresh, but when it comes time that such an option is not possible, than that's when an exit strategy needs to be formed. If the show were to end, than I will be happy to have enjoyed six seasons, a comic series that will likely go on, other books, a spinoff and possibly even more, and likely future stuff for the series as Transformers has shown. Trust me, G4 showed Hasbro the blueprint to making a successful franchise that appeals to all for MLP (and thus alot of money). I'm certain this fandom will last a long while, especially with MLP likely getting more generations to come.

Damn, Natasha was also another one I was growing fond of. Now S6 looks like a wash with so many of the past writers not returning for this season. I'm not saying it's going to be bad, but with so many of the talent not making a return, it only makes it harder to make S6 a quality season.

More reason to suspect S6 is likely the final season with so many of the staff from DHX leaving and with a movie incoming next year. It's going to be pretty hard to replace many of the talent that are jumping ship from the show in such large droves.

You're misunderstanding. They do occur in the same timeline and in the same universe as the mountains of evidence I've compiled have said otherwise. They're under no obligation to mention them as it's apparent what it is. No matter how much you try to declare that this is not true or this is true, Hasbro's word >>>>>>>>>> over any fan's wish for what happens in FIM's lore. You mean the part in Luna eclipsed, it's clear cut an illusion she used to guise herself as nightmare moon even if she herself is not Nightmare Moon. The only thing that Luna revealed is how she can use illusions. Other than that, she showed nothing to indicate that Nightmare Moon and her are the same as she displayed no powers and such. Heck she had to borrow a fake fang set just to get the disguise right which further supports my opinion it was an illusion and not a perfect one as she can't change her teeth to NM's shape. The comics, Luna's and Nightmare Moon's contrast behavior, and Lauren Faust's word, which note, she would be part of the production of that episode I've mentioned, should prove my point. And in Do ponies dream of magic sheep, it was in her dream and nightmare she personally created just so she can personally self inflict herself. So you're defending this as a desire for you to see Luna emerge most powerful just because she has some form that she must learn to control? Okay how about this: According to the comics, as you see Celestia glow brightly, she has her own super mode too. Besides, why should Luna, whom according to the Journal of the Two sisters hated to learn magic that involved alot of work and reading compared to Celestia who busted her flank off trying to read all those scrolls and spells and even bantered with Starswirl to discuss about the spells and knowledge they shared should suddenly be stronger than her sister whom worked harder than Luna did to get as powerful as she did? There was a reason why it is canon Nightmare Moon is separate from Luna and it is because it is actually the only logical course for how Luna could beat Celestia as the lore has built Celestia up to be stronger than Luna is. The show itself has done nothing to suggest otherwise while the comics and other media sources have instead built Celestia up to be stronger than Luna. Finally, if you're going to go by Luna's quote of how Celestia cannot enter into dreams, than I will prepare to state, Fiendship is Magic Nightmare Moon issue aptly explained that even in that realm, Celestia's mental defense is more than strong enough to defend against Nightmare Moon despite NM receiving heavy aid from the creatures on the Moon where just one is able to effect a whole city of ponies dreams (hell they may have taught her the ability to go into dreams I believe), a plan to tire her defenses out by forcing Celestia to go and defend the ponies from the many recurring nightmares the denizens of the moon were doing, and even when NM finally broke through Celestia's mind after a tiring effort on Celestia's part, Celestia still kicked her flank out.

The death star is not his vehicle so he cannot use it unless specifically allowed to, which here is no. Vader normally doesn't carry a blaster so no he would not be using blasters to fight her unless specifically allowed. P.s, even if he were allowed to use the death star against equestria, he wouldn't win mainly because he has to deal with at least three star level telekinitic users in Celestia, Luna, and Discord that together can easily fling the death star to die to Equestria's star.