[–]▶ 6fe7fc (2) No.292037>>292051 >>292103 >>292875 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]
So in case you missed it, Australian cable channel Boomerang played episode 12 and are playing the AJ's parents episode tomorrow.
Ep 12 link: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5rc23n
Will update this post with the ep 13 link tomorrow
UPDATE: EP13 LINK: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5rh5nz_my-little-pony-friendship-is-magic-s07e13-the-perfect-pear_tv
Told you guys there was a special guest
Aug 5, 2017: Hey, we're back!
Episodes 12 and 13 will be played back to back on Discovery Family.
Streams are at the usual places.
Usual sticky routine will resume next week with the airing of episode 14
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▶ f64ca1 (4) No.292038
OH THE PORN WILL BE GLORIOUS
▶ 0cc328 (2) No.292040>>292425
>ywn have a waifu who appreciates you for the weird little autist you are.
This one hurts.
▶ a8d859 (2) No.292042
What the FUCK australia/hasbro? stop with the early airings.
▶ 55454b (1) No.292043
Fuck! Fluttershy appreciating him for being himself instead of normifying himself, and then acting like him, made my hearts' dick hard!
Also, it's funny that Discord has had more episodes devoted to him than Celestia.
▶ fd9e71 (4) No.292046>>292060
So let me get this straight.
Discord, being a creature of pure chaos, fades from reality if he begins observing socially accepted customs from one particular group?
That has to be one of most mindbogglingly idiotic contrivances for driving the story's conflict I have ever heard.
Wouldn't this literally endanger his life every single time he has been in an episode where he had to learn to be more normal. As in ALL OF HIS EPISODES after his redemption.
But, isn't "normal" an entirely subjective position, differing from individual to individual and culture to culture? Just look at the differences between liberals and sane people.
Is it others observing him and not considering him unusual what literally erases him from reality? Kind of makes him the ultimate attention whore then.
Other than that, I suppose it was cute enough for the episode to be fully passable.
▶ 764ab7 (1) No.292051
>>292037 (OP)
Best episode of the season
▶ 709493 (1) No.292054>>292056
Should I watch it and accept a small reprieve from this oddly crushing mini-hiatus, or should I wait until it actually airs on Discovery Family so that the hiatus will be well and truly over? Tough call.
▶ ea951c (1) No.292056
>>292054
I'm going to wait
▶ f64ca1 (4) No.292060>>292062
>>292046
He fades from reality when he himself brings order to chaos (like organizing his house), not when he conforms to any one society. He's already done that, within his bounds of inner chaos, of course. So just because I masturbate in a parking-lot, doesn't mean I disregard all the other rules. You get what I'm saying? He's chaotic-neutral/good. Bam.
▶ fd9e71 (4) No.292062>>292063
>>292060
>brings order to chaos
But chaos IS subjective. What one person thinks is a big chaotic mess, is a perfectly organised pile of TPS reports.
And seeing that he was in his little dimension of chaos, him trying to make part of it seem "normal" however the fuck you define normal without being subjective was making it less like everything in the rest of that dimension, and thus more chaotic from the subjective standpoint of anyone in that dimension.
If you really want to get metaphysical about it, chaos, being essentially everything, including nothing and usually changing from one thing to another all the time, is among the infinite myraid of possibilities of what it can be, also normal things. Chaos is essentially everything in the universe, all the stuff that is, can be and may not be and all the impossible things too. Order is just those things we have thought up systems and patterns for. But since both order, systems and patterns are all abstract concepts, they do not exist anywhere but in our perception of the world. Order is nothing but an illusion we force onto the raw stuff of creation to help us tell apart a chair from a few random pieces of wood with a cushion on it. In short, order is nothing but an abstract concept you have to learn, things do not seize to exist simply because they observe such nonexistant rules.
Ya dig?
▶ dd557f (1) No.292063>>292066
>>292062
Discord was going full order and that for some reason was deleting him, when he was reformed he was still an agent of chaos, but he is good/neutral instead.
Also were the fuck is my discord flutershy porn?
▶ fd9e71 (4) No.292066>>292079 >>292194
>>292063
Don't give me that D&D allignment bullshit.
He has been a devious schemer and planner before. Its not like he has to be lolrandumb or he will go poof, nor has he shown himself to be physically incapable of following rules before.
Order is a subjective point of view. The kind of order he made was highly chaotic from the point of view of anything in the chaos dimension he was in.
From this we can deduce, that the order he was allergic to was neither being predictable, obeying rules, expectations nor merely making his surroundings act the way they would normally be expected to work.
▶ d9dc55 (2) No.292068>>292070 >>292071
Reminder that FlutterCord is the second most autistic ship of all time, and all shipfags must be culled and gassed
▶ 06520f (2) No.292070
>>292068
It's also damn near canon by now. It would make more sense in the story if those two are fucking than if they were not. Too bad that it is such a dumb pairing. Discord and Pinkie Pie make for a more likely match.
▶ 06520f (2) No.292071>>292072
>>292068
>FlutterCord is the second most autistic ship of all time
I assume that Sparity is first on that list.
▶ d9dc55 (2) No.292072>>292089
>>292071
TwiCord is 3rd, followed by Sparity.
DiscLestia is 1st. You can probably see a theme here.
▶ f64ca1 (4) No.292079
>>292066
>caring this much
holy shit nigger what are you doing
▶ 1ae717 (2) No.292080>>292082 >>292089
>Discord focused episode
>it's not shit
color me surprised
also,
SEMEN DEMON
▶ f64ca1 (4) No.292082
>>292080
Surprised isn't a color, anon.
▶ 79ddf3 (1) No.292089
>>292072
TwiCord exists? That is an entirely new one by me. It sounds crack as fuck. But yeah, why is it that straight ships tend to radiate pure autism, like even more so than the gay ships? You would think that wish-fulfillment lesbian fantasies would be worse, but they're distinctly not. Oh, they are still bad--particularly anything involving Pinkie Pie or Fluttershy–but every now and then a gay ship will at least be amusing. The more crack they are the better, too. Silly shit like Rainbow Dash X Mayor Mare, Rarity X Frazzle Rock, and Twilight Sparkle X Tree Hugger usually make for good comedy.
>>292080
>episode is based on a premise that sounds like complete shit
>actual episode is not shit
That has been the surprising story of Season Seven so far. What a difference good story editors make!
▶ 6fe7fc (2) No.292098>>292101
Welp, that should be it now. No more sneaky leaks.
Allow me to officially welcome you to The Hiatus.
▶ 6ccd7d (2) No.292101
>>292098
How long will it last?
Also, this season so far has been surprisingly good.
▶ 768923 (1) No.292103>>292104 >>292106 >>292108 >>292142
>>292037 (OP)
Holy fuck, is anyone else being brought to tears because the new episode is so good?
▶ 94137b (1) No.292106
>>292103
rip in piece, Bright Mac and Pear Butter.
▶ 0cc328 (2) No.292108>>292111
>>292103
Yep, cried like a little bitch.
I gotta admit, I really wasn't expecting Season 7 to be this good. It's only halfway done and I already think it's the best one since Season 2.
▶ 6ccd7d (2) No.292111
>>292108
I almost feel angry at how much better this season has been.
▶ 52923e (3) No.292120
I keep expecting these episodes to be bad but so far they are really good. Maybe this season will be the one to save the show, the ride never ends, the ride must never end.
▶ 1ae717 (2) No.292125
>AJ's parents meet as babies yet talk like full grown adults
>Granny Smith never saw that swirl tree in all the years it was there
other than that it was unironic 10/10
▶ acc09c (1) No.292142>>292168
>>292103
No, it was lame. Poor use of William Shatner.
Just more background parents to show up in the season finale/movie.
▶ c1e856 (1) No.292145>>292151 >>292152
I like the attention they paid to little details.
▶ 508ea4 (1) No.292152>>292153 >>292155 >>292881
>>292145
Why is the flag/symbol of turkey on the outhouse? Is the background artist making a statement?
▶ 51a6b5 (1) No.292153>>292154 >>292169
>>292152
Not just Turkey. it's the symbol of Islam.
The BG artist for this one is a frenchfag who moved to Canada.
In countryside, at least in old farms, toilets usually are placed outside the home.
So a clever, subtle but nice way to say "I shit on Islam"
▶ fd9e71 (4) No.292154
>>292153
Its also cery close to Luna's personal sigil, based on her cutiemark.
Perhaps it is a subtle way of symbolically shitting on other peoples waifu's?
▶ 759f74 (2) No.292155>>292156 >>292172
>>292152
The crescent moon was a symbol that was typically placed on outhouses back when they were still a common thing. I am not sure why.
▶ 52923e (3) No.292168
>>292142
That was the only weird thing, why would they get William Shatner and use him is such a brief role that anyone could have played?
▶ 52923e (3) No.292169
>>292153
No actually it is a turkish symbol that is why only used by turkish countries and countries that were formally part of the ottoman empire. It was originally a byzantine symbol that was adopted by the ottomans.
read this if you don't believe me: https://www.thoughtco.com/the-crescent-moon-a-symbol-of-islam-2004351
But that symbol has been randomly appearing since season 1, I think it has something to do with Luna in the context of the show because it has appeared alot with episodes she is in or nighttime episodes.
▶ 7c3968 (2) No.292172>>292189
>>292155
> The most commonly held theory, and the one you are most likely to find via a cursory Google search, posits that it was once the sign for a woman’s toilet. As the story goes, in the 1800s and earlier, literacy wasn’t widespread, so the common symbol used to differentiate between a men’s privy and a women’s was that the men’s door carried a sun or star symbol, while the women’s stalls were marked with a moon. According to the book Outhouses by Holly Bollinger, this cosmic dichotomy was devised based on ancient imagery. “With the crescent moon signifying Luna or Goddess Diana it became known as a feminine symbol, therefore welcoming womenfolk,” Bollinger writes. This might seem like a lofty reading of bathroom symbolism, but the moon has long been associated with a female aspect, and it’s not unreasonable to think that this would have been general knowledge.
> So how did the women’s room symbol come to represent all outhouses? Bollinger’s book goes on to suggest that men’s outhouses were not as well kept up, so eventually, to conserve resources and labor, male stalls were taken down, and the remaining moon-doored stalls became a symbol of unisex bathrooms, and outhouses in general. One version of this theory, shared in the 1989 book The Vanishing American Outhouse (as quoted by The Straight Dope) says that it was during the mid-1800s that the general public forgot the original meaning behind the moons, and just began seeing them as the symbol for an outhouse.
▶ 253947 (1) No.292189>>292226
>>292172
Fascinating. What is the source for that article?
▶ 8455b3 (1) No.292194
>>292066
>Don't give me that D&D allignment bullshit
>discord plays D&D
>bullshit
Anon…
▶ 7c3968 (2) No.292226>>292237 >>292241 >>292882
>>292189
http://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/outhouses-crescent-moons
http://archive.fo/8hT0T
It's probably a just so story but forget it, we're rolling. It does make me wonder exactly what Faust intended with the Sun:Moon / Day:Night dichotomy as it almost always a core symbol in mythology (Apollo and Artemis, Sol and Mani, Spenta Mainyu and Ahriman, the Maya Hero Twins, etc.)
▶ 9b7ffd (1) No.292237
>>292226
I think that mythology was exactly what she was aiming for. Season One Celestia was an aloof and mysterious goddess whom the main characters regarded with awe and worship. Like a pharoah, she had one foot in the mortal realm and the other in the divine realm. It was only fitting that she had some mythology attached to her.
▶ 33b16e (2) No.292241
>>292226
Or maybe mythical horses embodying the sun and moon is just a common trope
▶ bba774 (1) No.292425
>>292040
my gf does…but that's because she's an autist with no friends like me.
▶ 51aebd (1) No.292485>>292522
discord episode pretty gud
the perfect pear oh why is suddenly raining
▶ 4b00df (1) No.292522
>>292485
Do you live in the rainforest?
▶ 2f4876 (1) No.292875
>>292037 (OP)
The discord episode came across pretty good at the start, but sort of petered out at the end, too predictable for my taste, or at least the very end for a discord episode fluttershy really wants the D
The apple/pear episode was hilarious, really shows you what a bunch of incest rednecks they really are
Also ponies change their names when they get married?
Do you think its a earth pony tradition or a redneck tradition?
also
>Mum & Dad left us something to remember them by
what did they mean by this?
and how did mayor mare know exactly what they wanted to know?
▶ b653b5 (4) No.292881
>>292152
http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/576/why-do-outhouse-doors-have-half-moons-on-them
It's a North American colonial tradition going back to the 18th
Outhouses have no lighting--normally. They have to have some kind of window to let in light so you can see to wipe your ass and button up your trousers. And it used to be that a crescent moon shaped window meant "ladies' room" as a reference to Diana, Goddess of the Moon. A round hole for the sun meant "men's room."
A lot of farms and such only had one outhouse, so by default it got the crescent moon shaped window, meaning the farm's women were allowed to use it. And after some generations passed people just started associating the crescent moon shape with outhouse doors. Some will tell you it's a little pun about "nightsoil," but no, it's nothing that clever.
The addition of the little five-pointed star could be a jab at Islam or Turkey, possibly. Then again, a few artisans added little star-shaped cutouts around the "moon" to show off their l33t woodworking skillz. See second image.
So I am guessing that a background artist is more likely to have just looked at old pictures of outhouses and seen a lot with that design on or above the door. It seems more plausible than a secret animator conspiracy to insert anti-Islam propaganda into the background of scenes a few seconds long.
Not that this will keep the Usual Suspects from claiming to be offended, when they notice. Of course.
▶ b653b5 (4) No.292882>>292935
>>292226
>It does make me wonder exactly what Faust intended with the Sun:Moon / Day:Night dichotomy
I do not know Lauren Faust and do not speak for her. What follows is guesswork, but to my way of thinking it is plausible guesswork.
Sunbutt, being not only a sun goddess but also symbolically everypone's magical mommy, would be the one I'd expect, if I were reading the Equestrian version of The Golden Bough, to be the one venerated at fertility and harvest festivals: the divine living life-giving Sun, who brings warmth, summer, the harvest, and life.
Whereas Luna is the bringer of night, darkness, winter, and death. She might even be a psychopomp (being who guides the souls of the dead to the afterlife); the pones still offer sacrifices to her "Nightmare Moon" aspect after the harvest, when the life-giving crops have died for another year and the cold winds blow. Notice how much skull/skeleton imagery there is associated with Nightmare Night. It's clearly the pone version of Dia de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead.
So I'd expect--again, from a comparative mythology perspective–Sunbutt to be the intended recipient of sacrifices, possibly human–er, pone–sacrifices at the spring and autumn solstice. Moonbutt is the goddess of death, or rather her Nightmare Moon aspect is. She doesn't get so much in the way of sacrifices, though it's also possible that a death-cult may have grown up around her in centuries past, one that, like the Thuggee cult of Kali, sacrificed sentients to her. One doesn't imagine she took that very well or let it go on very long, though.
Do they still read Fraser in comparative mythology classes? Or is The Golden Bough no longer sufficiently PC to be acceptable in higher education?
Celestia is yang: action, motion, warmth, light, life, creation, fertility, the sun, the sky, hot dry wind, order
Luna is her shadow and her dark mirror reflection, her opposite, which is yin: passivity, stillness, cold, darkness, death, destruction, night, the valley, the cavern, cold rain, entropy
▶ 6be3a0 (1) No.292935>>292936
>>292882
I kind of get the idea that there was originally no Luna, given she was the original 'Discord', and Laura originally only wanted "Queen Celestia."
▶ b653b5 (4) No.292936>>292941 >>293171
>>292935
Well, that might be a bit more keeping in with the tone of the orignal 1980s cartoons, which had a tall, pretty white unicorn, "Queen Majesty," who was vastly more magically powerful than everyone else, and who was the normal "little" ponies' authority figure and protector. Does this sound at all familiar to you?
Queen Majesty wasn't quite as patient or forgiving as Sunbutt, though--if someone hurt her little ponies, if she got mad enough, she could magically "turn them into bubbles and make them float away on the wind and disappear," which sure looked like onscreen death, and was pretty fucking hardcore for a 1980s cartoon for little girls. Every other time you saw her she was running up that body count–giants or ogres or dragons or rockdogs or whatever would try to kidnap a pony, and nope, she'd be right there, and ZOT, carve three more notches on the side of her horn for confirmed kills. She was pretty ruthless and a little bit scary, actually. Tirek or Chrysalis would have gotten zapped dead about three words into their villain monologues and that would have been that. Celestia's a soft-hearted, harmless little marshmallow compared to her, though the resemblance is still pretty clear. Maybe they're related.
I'm having difficulty finding images of the original show, or comics, but here's one of the G1 Queen Majesty toys.
I have also read that Lauren Faust had a lot of character designs and character names that were rejected, at least in part because apparently Hasbro let the copyrights on some of the original 1980s characters expire but not others. It was originally going to be a reboot of G1 reusing all the original cast.
So I am guessing she and Hasbro went through a number of iterations of character ideas before coming to an agreement, which is not unusual.
▶ b653b5 (4) No.292943
>>292941
I believe so. The cutie marks are different, but they weren't necessarily consistent in the 1980s stuff. It looks about right.
▶ e58b2f (1) No.293171>>293207
>>292936
Damn, I am going to actually have to watch some G1. It sounds like it was inspired by Heavy Metal.
▶ ff5a7c (1) No.293195>>293203 >>293206
>tfw they cancel the Littlest Pet Shop TV show yet it was nearly as good as the first 3ish seasons of MLP:FiM
▶ c98d52 (4) No.293203
>>293195
Maybe if it wasn't just "there"
▶ 64e801 (2) No.293206>>293210
>>293195
It didn't have enough unique lore, no unique setting full of varied potential for storytelling and rp shit, not enough development and not enough waifu material.
▶ 64e801 (2) No.293207>>293209
>>293171
G1 was actually good faggot.
▶ d90792 (1) No.293209>>293210 >>293218
>>293207
I would not know. 80s cartoons were, as a rule, pretty goddamn awful, so I rarely ever go back to watch them. Seriously, even the cartoons that I liked as a little kid are unwatchable now. I pity my parents on Saturday mornings. If G1 ponies was actually good, then it was the only cartoon in Hasbro's lineup that was.
▶ c98d52 (4) No.293210>>293353
>>293206
That, and it didn't stand out like MLP did
>>293209
Transformers G1 is apparently beloved enough to keep bring back the original VAs
▶ 395291 (1) No.293218>>293231 >>293353
>>293209
Everyone remembers the silver age from about the 1984-1994, but a lot of that is indeed awful. Even my personal favorite, Garfield and Friends is hard to sit through, as is Sonic the Hedgehog, Tiny Toons and Animaniacs.
I could never get into the neo-Hanna Barbara era (IE, Dexter's Lab)
Edd Ed and Eddy sucked ass.
▶ 63e471 (1) No.293231>>293379
>>293218
You have severe case of phenomenally shit taste.
▶ 6f6a34 (1) No.293353>>293379 >>294394
>>293210
Old guys remember loving the Transformers when they were kids, but the show just does not play to an adult audience. It was a show about vehicles that turn into giant robots and fight with one another. What little boy is not going to love that? Hell, I still have a certain nostalgia for it even if I cannot stand to watch it anymore.
>>293218
You think that Animaniacs does not hold up? I had always thought that one was rather clever.
▶ 98d38f (1) No.293379>>293413
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>>293353
Animaniacs and the shows it spawned, Pinky and the Brain and Freakazoid where a golden nugget of awesomeness in an otherwise bland and uninteresting period of cartoons.
Based on the shows you mention, your personal favourites other than animaniacs, you taste really is as >>293231 said it, terminally shit. Consider suicide.
▶ c7b197 (1) No.293413>>293470 >>293776
>>293379
Pinky and the Brain was only good until it moved to Nickelodeon. Nickelodeon was a graveyard for formerly good cartoons. There were other good cartoons in the early nineties, but they played in prime time. Beavis and Butthead was like G4 Ponies: brilliant for two seasons before the creators seemed to forget what made it good in the first place. Subsequent seasons had just enough good episodes to keep people watching, but the magic was gone. Ren and Stimpy followed much the same trajectory. The Simpsons was still funny then, but watching Homer be an idiot got old really quickly.
>Based on the shows you mention
I only mentioned The Transformers and the Animaniacs.
▶ c98d52 (4) No.293470>>293492
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>>293413
Didn't Nickelodeon only pick up reruns and do this to the intro?
▶ 9e2d21 (1) No.293492>>293776
>>293470
I am pretty sure that Nickelodeon made its own seasons. That was like twenty years ago, though, so my memory may be off.
▶ 6ceacb (1) No.293776
>>293413
>>293492
>until it moved to Nickelodeon
Confirmed for not having any fucking clue as to what you're talking about. Pinky and the Brain went to shit when they brought in Elmyra and Nick never had anything to do with that and just ran reruns, and that Elmyra spinoff was made after the original show ended.
▶ 675bef (1) No.294258>>294297
oh good, we can finally talk about these episodes now
▶ 41ccb5 (1) No.294297
>>294258
What's left to talk about?
▶ 0aa627 (1) No.294299>>294301
Where is the next damn episode?!
▶ c98d52 (4) No.294301
▶ 44696f (1) No.294394>>294406
>>293353
Transformers was extremely effective Sci-fi when it was being good. Ancient robot aliens fighting a secret war on an alien world with strange biological based life is actually very engaging and explains why we have dozens of different versions of it over the years. The movie portrayed an ancient god-like entity transform into a more recognizable form in order to tear apart a planet.
That being said, it is extremely dated, but with a bit of salt on the meal is actually rather filling.
Back on topic, god DAMN did The Perfect Pear fucking knock it out of the park.
▶ b74df6 (3) No.294404>>294405
Young Granny Smith is adorable
▶ b74df6 (3) No.294405>>294417
>>294404
Spoke too soon, Appul mom is superior in every way holy shit how do I get a horse like that
▶ b74df6 (3) No.294406>>294410 >>294494
>>294394
>god damn did perfect pair knock it out of the fucking park
MLP has never made me cry before. I did not think it was possible, specially not in season 7 when I thought only hack writers would be left.
▶ fb1975 (2) No.294410
>>294406
It's my new favorite episode
▶ 733540 (1) No.294412
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Ok these two episodes were pretty good hit me right in the feels.
▶ 02cf77 (1) No.294417>>294421
>>294405
You can't. She's dead.
▶ fb1975 (2) No.294421>>294453
>>294417
>the perfect woman and the truest love in the entire world dies in the prime of her life
Stop. The world is too tragic
▶ f5da4b (2) No.294452
"Discordant Harmony" was odd. I have to wonder, how much did it cost to make all of the new animations for that episode? Nearly the entire episode was set in new locations. It is in strange contrast to how little we heard from any voice actor who was not either Delancie or Libman. It was like they spent the episode's budget nearly entirely on Delancie and the animation department.
It turned out alright, anyway. I liked that the entire thing was about a tea party. That was a bit of meta humor there, I suspect. Didn't Larson once say that they would never do a tea party episode? In any case, Discord is starting to develop an actual role on the show, which is nice.
▶ f5da4b (2) No.294453>>294458 >>294460
>>294421
She isn't that perfect. After three children her kegels would be pudding.
▶ 91c6c2 (2) No.294458>>294469
>>294453
>implying everything you've heard about Earth Pony strength doesn't apply to their unearthly, magical pelvic muscles too
>implying this isn't why they say "once you go Earth Pony, you never go back"
>implying implications
▶ d6e93c (1) No.294460>>294468
>>294453
And thats bad… How?
▶ 2270f8 (3) No.294468
>>294460
Hot Dog, meet Empty Hallway.
▶ 2270f8 (3) No.294469>>294471
>>294458
Indeed. They probably propell foals out of their uteri like ping pong ball out of a Thai hooker.
▶ 91c6c2 (2) No.294471>>294472
>>294469
Earth Pony mares giving birth compete for altitude and distance. In Year 972 of the Celestial Era an Earth Pony mare named Pea Shooter squirted a foal over thirty meters, reaching a maximum altitude of twelve meters, winning the gold medal in the 972 Foalympics in Baltimare and setting a world record that still stands.
▶ 4c94a1 (1) No.294472>>294473
>>294471
I had no idea. This makes earth ponies the superior race obviously.
▶ 2270f8 (3) No.294473
>>294472
That is impressive, but unicorns toss full-grown adults for speed and distance.
▶ 681533 (1) No.294494
>>294406
Lewis and Songco are just fucking good at what they do. There were so many subtle details that it felt bigger than 22 minutes. The only objection I have to that episode was the entwined trees at the end. How would Granny Smith not have seen that before? Apart from that, it was a damn good episode and the only real homerun that the series has had since "Rarity Investigates."
▶ 4dfd2a (1) No.294508
Did anyone else notice what Pear Butter was doing when she distracted Bright Mcintosh? I am honestly surprised that they went there.