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Enjoy the rest of the best TV show ever! 

Not really an option here in the cold land of Canada LOL

Plus, Netflix has pretty much all the seasons, except for 9.

You can change your region settings. Create a US account. I have Amazon accounts from various countries. I live in USA and was able to buy the season, but Amazon video had me set to UK and wouldn't let me watch it. I called customer service and they switched it to USA and I watched it. So it seems you don't need a VPN proxy, just switch your account on Amazon Video. The weird thing was that it looked like everything was set to USA in my settings, but when I called they were able to see different settings.

Man, dude, tons of people do that. The CMC getting their cutiemarks is what always gets me.

Oh believe me, I do that all the time! 

I'd definitely watch that! 

There’s no ‘probably’ about it. They will never go away. 

And there’s no problem at all with your posts. 

Trust me, we got back ups of the back ups, and the underground guys are still working on several g4 things. G5 ain't the end of anything.

I’m depressed as well about not being able to see the Mane Six again.  I’m trying to go in with an open mind but the premise that we have so far is making me scared. 
I hope to my dying day that we don’t let go of these ponies...

Nothing will ever take G4 away from us. It's been released and its show completed. Hasbro can't take it back even if they wanted to. It earned its place in internet and cartoon history, and it'll have a special place in my heart forever. I imagine MLPF will be a home for it forever too. Even if we end up being super "into" G5 as a site, I expect we won't forget about our G4 roots and we'll aim to make it fun for fans of both to coexist here in the name of love for fantastical sapient equines in general. If you don't end up liking G5, perhaps it would help to think of it as a really ambitious fanfiction that you might see a lot of (think Fallout: Equestria), not particularly care for yourself, but with whose fans you'll still be able to enjoy the concept of pony with?

I've been mentally treating G5 as a continuation of G4 with a long timeskip in between. To me, that makes it emotionally feel like the excitement of a new episode or season that we know is coming. I have reason to believe that Hasbro's creative teams are putting in an A effort to build on what made G4 successful while respectfully giving closure to G4. As bittersweet as the end of official G4 content is, if there's any silver lining to it, it's that they can't ruin it either. We can see the Mane6 again any time we want by rewatching FiM or exploring everything its fandom created - and continues to create!! - until the end of time. Nothing can take them away from us.

The best possible outcome I see is that instead of having just one grand pony saga to love, we'll have two! G1-G3 notwithstanding - I'm talking about those of us who became MLP fans through G4 and didn't get hooked by the earlier generations. Add to your "grand pony sagas to love" count accordingly if you're a fan of those gens too.

I know what you feel, I can relate. I think I'll always prefer G4 myself, or at least I'm not planning to change that priority anytime soon. It kinda feels bad, that the G5 will be "stealing" its spotlight, so to speak, especially considering that I'm still working on G4 fan content.

If the banner has added to your concern, I'm pretty sure it may be cycling between G4 and G5 ones, or at least I'd suggest so. I don't think G4 will be swept under the rug, it plays the biggest role after all.

I've been holding out for Blu-ray releases. I'm hoping that with how resistant they've been to releasing Blu-ray versions of the seasons, that we'll end up at least getting a G4 Complete Collection release in the format.

I hope you are right.

The last MLP DVD that was released by them was Hearts and Hooves, and that was in January of 2019.

I don't know how far their license goes, and some of the older gen DVDs are out of print from them now.

I have been buying them to support Shout Factory and Hasbro at the same time.

Still waiting for a Definitive Series Boxset. 

You're not alone in that boat. I always kept up with the episodes as they came out and the final one was no exception. I cried during the last few minutes of the last episode but it was more tears of joy and nostalgia and gratitude than anything else. An intense emotional experience of reflecting on this ride I've been on for about ten years, to be sure, but it's an emotional experience I don't regret for a nanosecond.

I'm quite satisfied with the ending - they took care in ending the show with dignity, resolving many plotlines while also leaving various elements open-ended enough for fanon and G5 to build on. Watching it gave me a lot of closure.

Another way to look at it: fear and sadness are both negative emotions. The fear will weigh on you forever until you face the thing it's about and get to the other side. Then the fear will go away. Forever. You'll never again be afraid of the moment you finish the show once you've finished the show.

The sadness of the moment isn't a sure thing but even if you do experience it that way, it won't weigh you down forever the way that avoiding something you fear does - you will be able to cherish and rewatch FiM as many times as you want, and as much or as little of it as you want, forever. You'll be free to think and talk about the series in its entirety. And you'll be able to take personal satisfaction in finishing something you started. In having been there for the entire ride. Which puts you in a great spot to hop onto another with a clear conscience - like G5.

It's not so different from finishing a good book - the book won't stop being good just because you reached the end (and heh, people even get very annoyed when a book's author publishes it as they go but then abandons the project before finishing it). This video of a therapist analyzing the Pixar movie Inside Out goes into a lot of depth on how we'd actually go insane if we didn't experience the emotion of sadness - that, even if it's unpleasant, it's an emotion that's critical for finding closure and moving forward with our lives. It analyzes the other emotions, Joy, Fear, and Anger, and their value in the sentient experience as well.

I still tear up whenever I even think of the final song. 

I just wish the Mane Six were able to stay together. 

I'm curious - how did you hear about it? Did it have anything to do with the comics & books forum that just became more prominent on MLPF's homepage?

Nah, I just remembered about them, and was curious to look it up and as I saw before my eyes, more issues coming out in the next few months.

Don't worry. G4 and Bronies will always be around. G5 will not change that, even if it is good or bad.

Season 7 is so much better than the rest. Meaning, if you watch Season 7 first, you might have a hard time with season 6, or even season 8.

My opinion, but I think most people share it

Replying to my own post, but I just decided to buy a copy off Amazon, before it is gone.

Maybe because you have a busy life outside of MLP Forums?

Either that, or busy streaming on Twitch and making the YouTubes

I do the same tbh. Been really busy outside of MLP Forums, though I do update my blog every time I release the latest content I produce. 

I also do stream on Twitch at least 4 times a week (wish I could do more, though I've got personal issues that need to be dealt with asap before I can add more streaming times). http://www.twitch.tv/jonnygames007

Not much. Not much. Good to have ya back tho. 

not even 2 weeks ago, people are sort of getting the hang of it now

It's supposed to be from Powerpuff Girls (1998) in case you didn't know