Yufery

Here's a question you don't see everyday! Yeah, I personally prefer ponies, in terms of design and actions, as generally they're more peaceful and friendly than humans (with a few exceptions). I don't have any romantic attraction towards these pastel equines, but I do find them to be cute, so there's that. I'd definitely turn into a pony if given the chance. Not because I have a bad life or anything, I enjoy mine, but if I had to choose between a pony life and a human life, I'd choose the former.

Honestly, if I could applaud you, I would. This is amazingly analyzed, and I enjoyed reading it all the way through. It really gave some insight to how this show is smarter than it may let on.

I'm not much of a binge-watcher. It took me all summer last year to get caught up with the series, actually. I do enjoy to watch a few episodes at a time, though, if that counts. But, I mostly just savor each episode individually.

For what the show is right now, I don't feel anything is really missing or needs to be improved (including worldbuilding; I feel that if the show were to end at S6, it wouldn't be a flaw that we didn't get to see all of Equestria) however it would be interesting to see locations that haven't been explored yet, like Fillydelphia. As for creatures, well they'll only use new ones if they feel like it'd make for a good episode. If they forced them into S6, then the episodes wouldn't have been nearly as good because they would've forced concepts that weren't necessary for the episodes. But, as I said with my opinion on the show's worldbuilding, it would be interesting to see more mythological creatures. Maybe they can do something with a cyclops or the Titans?

So, MLP is known to have fairly famous voice actors/actresses working on it (Tara Strong, John de Lancie, etc), so it wouldn't be far-fetched to say that more people would be more than willing to jump on board. So, is there anyone, who hasn't been on the show already, that you want to see make a guest appearance as a character, like Weird Al did, or maybe even be a recurring character like John de Lancie did for Discord? For me, it'd have to be J.K. Simmons and John DiMaggio.

I'm glad to see others agree. I've been seeing a lot of complaints towards episodes on the forums that, quite frankly I felt weren't justified. Before anyone gets angry, allow me to elaborate. You're allowed to think anything you want, I won't care. I mean one of my best friends considers MLP and EQG to be some of the worst animated media he's seen in his life, while another good friend of mine considers MLP to be mediocre at best. If this isn't a sign that I could care less if people dislike an episode of MLP, I don't know what is. What I do care about is when people act like their opinions on MLP are fact. MLP is a structurally sound show; there's nothing fundamentally wrong with it to make it 'objectively bad.' The same applies to EQG (albeit I do admit the animation in the first one isn't the best, I don't hold that against it too much.) Neither of these have any plot holes, no atrocious animation, they check out in all the things to look for in regards to objective flaws. But, this doesn't mean people won't have their own subjective flaws with these, as stated previously (like say thinking the pacing and writing is bad, disliking the humor, etc). Yet, people act like these flaws are factual, and this is where a lot of the annoyance comes in (along with the legion of people who seem to just blindly complain about MLP for the sake of doing it). But, I guess this applies to anything, really, I mean this is the Internet after all. Gone off on a rant there, but my point is, is that a lot of people just seem to complain for no solid reason (as you said) and objectify their thoughts on the show. But, complaining about nothing is what the fandom does best, right?

I enjoyed her Alicornisation, I thought it was a logical transition for her that fits in MLP rather well. There's my two bits, Lol.

I've been enjoying how Fluttershy is being written, I thought she's been developed fairly well; I can't really see where you're coming from in regards to how she's being written overall. However, while we may haven't received any Fluttershy episodes this season, that doesn't mean we won't see more of her. It just means that the writers didn't see much room for her to stand out heavily in the previous episodes. In the end, we're still going to be getting more Fluttershy this season; I don't really see why everyone's complaining. Oh well, complaining is what the fandom does best.

Am I the only one who found this preview funny? Yes? okay, i'll go into my unpopular opinion corner, then.