DragonFreak
Everything that drowns me makes me wanna fly!
I haven't watched Rainbow Falls yet though, I ran out of time. I think my favorite episode so far this season would be Power Ponies, followed by Bats, and then Rarity takes Manehatten.
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Dracomon said:I haven't watched Rainbow Falls yet though, I ran out of time. I think my favorite episode so far this season would be Power Ponies, followed by Bats, and then Rarity takes Manehatten.
I disagree on the grounds that it's "bad". At the very least it's better then Power Ponies.Northern Verve said:Farkles14 said:I just realized I haven't seen any of the Season 4 episodes all the way through yet, and five of them I haven't seen at all.
I should probably get on that. :P
Yeah, all the episodes (Except for Rainbow Falls, that's the only episode I think is bad out of the episodes we have) have been pretty good so far. Season 4 has a better overall quality consistency in the first 10 episodes then any previous season before it. (Even Season 2 had more duds in the first 10 then Season 4 has had)
I think it's actually because William Anderson, who does the background music for MLP, was a member of Weird Al's band back in the day.Dracomon said:Genius idea with Hasbro with Weird Al. I'm pretty sure this was intentional to appeal to the older audience.
Smashgoom202 said:I disagree on the grounds that it's "bad". At the very least it's better then Power Ponies.
I guess what it came down to was that there were too many things that bogged it down for me; the mountains of exposition, hammering the message home repeatedly (to the point where you realize that this episode is showing that Spike's only useful when everyone else is useless; yeah, how's THAT for a message, if you feel useless, don't worry, people will rely on you when they're powerless and out of options!), the fact that their superhero powers mirror their actual abilities yet STILL fail at using them initially, the freaking IDIOTIC and FLIMSY handwave about where the comic came from and how it just disappeared for no freaking reason (thus implying that Spike wasted his money on a comic that endangered him and his friends), my own personal bias against fiction within fiction. There literally was nothing in this episode I found entertaining, not even the Mane-iac. If I wanted a crazy villain, I'd go with the Ice King from Adventure Time, and if I wanted a villain that was hamming up how evil he/she is, I'd go with Lord Hater from Wander Over Yonder. Admittedly, I do like Flutterhulk, even if I found what finally made her flip to be a comedic exaggeration of her character (which I find kind of insulting, since I love and relate to Fluttershy's character), plus seeing the mane 6 clean up the castle gave me high hopes that it'll be more important in a future episode!Northern Verve said:I wasn't saying Harmless fun as to say as you can't have fun watching an episode. I mean it was harmless fun from my point of view. You could say how the Mane 6 are turned into morons and/or nerfed (The nerfed argument I do agree with, especially in regards to Twilight) upon entering the comic book in Power Ponies. But it didn't ruin the enjoyment of seeing the Mane 6 in Superhero costumes for me. And IMO Flutterhulk had some comedic payoff.
It wasn't simply "harmless fun" to you and that's ok, but I'm not as disappointed with what they did in Power Ponies then with what happened with Rainbow Falls.