Ezynell

Well spoken. Like a sir.

Nice catch! I didn't notice that! Also, I'm surprised nopony has brohoofed you for that yet *brohoofs*

Thanks for the pointer XD I should've done it when I typed it.

I don't see how "You don't even want to know what I have planned for the bachelor party" isn't an adult joke at all. I'm not saying they're bad, and it made me laugh quite a bit just like "the punch has been spiked" did, but it for sure wasn't a younger kids joke. I'm pretty sure that princess Luna and Celestia can both be out in night and in the day. They were both on top of the palace earlier in the episode.

I thought the Discord episode was better thought out and placed then this one. They actually had the mane 6 try and fail to defeat discord the first time and the timing and suspension felt just right. I was more emotionally connected to the Discord episode as well, and when Twilight shed that tear, it really moved me. There were no such scenes for me in that episode, and even the "Big Brother, best Friend Forever" song didn't move me close to as much as many moments in the Discord episode did.

Overall, I loved the episode, It's just everyone seems to be over glorifying it, even if it was a good episode, I haven't seen a single negative thing stated about it and I saw a few.

Not really, too many things still need to be fulfilled. Spike and Rarity, Cutie Mark Crusaders, Discord Return, etc.

I really hope a season 3 episode is dedicated to their back story. Thinking about it, I hope one is dedicated to Discord's too.

I know that everybody absolutely adored the episode, and I personally also thought it was amazing, but a few things struck me as not up to par with the episode. I watched it with three other Brony friends and they seemed to agree with me so I thought I'd share it here and see what response I get. First of all, I'd like to state that I did love it. The songs were amazing, as well as the humor and the fight scene. Pinkie was hilarous and really kept the jokes rolling in. Back on topic to the negative side, I thought the ending went way faster then it should have. The entire episode was building up and building up to that one single moment where she had complete control, then all the sudden, the elements were out of reach, Celestia had been cornered, Canterlot was in rune, and the Mane 6 were helpless, the entire thing was just fixed in a few seconds. All done. It seemed like a cop out to me, and the only other time I was upset about the ending such an episode was when they teleported out of the woods at the end of "Dragon Quest". The way they introduced the new creatures was a little over speed too. All the ponies seemed to know what they were, but they were introduced to have unbelievable power and introduced in a snap. I know all the other monsters in the past have been introduced like this (timberwolves, manticore, ice-spirit-things, etc.) but this is the first time it's disturbed me. The show producers seem to be gearing allot of their show toward the Brony audience now, such as the bachelor party joke, and the overall dark atmosphere of the episode. This is what caused many of the fans to fangasm, but could be a bad thing in the long run. The ironic target audience of the show is one of the mane things that have caused the fans to develop in such a loving and tolerant way and if the show began to be geared toward the older viewers, it really wouldn't be the same show anymore. Also the Sonic Rainboom was really upsetting to me. Whenever I usually see the Sonic Rainboom performed on the show, it always channels a decent amount of emotion through my body, but the "on demand" aspect and lack of buildup killed the mood for me, especially how Rainbow Dash did it while ascending, not even descending, and the animation on it seemed more poor then on the other times it happened. While this isn't really related to the show, I found Tori Spelling's (the one who queued the commercials every break) acting to be more then bad. Especially the Rarity scene, if anypony can find a link to that thank you Chigens. Link provided by Chigens, skip to 0:25 for the worst part, As something final to say, Luna didn't seem to give a buck. Throughout the entire episode, all the other bronies watching with me were saying "where's luna" and similar stuff to the point where I honestly thought she was going to be the one to come and save the day.That aside, when Vinyl Scratch showed up, every Brony in the room literally stood up and began to cheer.

I actually never noticed his cutie mark throughout the entire episode, I did however see that on his chest-buckle-thing and just related it them being related. I like your representation of him protecting his younger sister.

If you introduced this a few weeks, rather then a few hours after the season finale, then I think the vote might have been a tad different. My vote for best episode goes to Lesson Zero.

The key phrase was "I'd like to". I actually agree with Doctor XFizzle in his statement that it will probably hit it's peak this Summer.

Memories bring feelings in me more then sadness. My Little Dashie made me feel sad internally, and although I have never cried to fan material, these two song brought out the most emotion from me.

I couldn't help but think that spikes "You don't even want to know what I have planned for the bachelor party" was more adult then it should have been. Overall the episode was great, but like the Toy Story franchise, it seems to be turning to be geared more toward it's older audience.

Golden age implies downfall after the summer ends. I'd like to see 2012 as the golden year of the Bronies, or even this as the golden decade.

That's what I use ever time.

The problem is... Normal plushies: Up to $30 MLP plushies: $200-$5,000