You do seem awfully cynical when discussing the management of television shows and such. No a criticism, just an observation.[DOUBLEPOST=1352818557][/DOUBLEPOST]
See, I kind of liked that the villain in this case was more of a presence felt than an actual character. Made him a bit more imposing - the biggest obstacles facing the heroes were the stuff he'd done a millennium prior. If he'd managed to wear down Cadence before Twilight got her hands on the Crystal Heart, game over.
Keep in mind that it's a children's show. Their primary demographic isn't going to watch a show that truly conveys constant dread and fear to the viewer.
Blame Cartoon Network, Nick, and the Disney Channel.
Go to your room... for a thousand years!
Except the isolation clearly fucked Luna up a bit. When she got back, she really had no idea how to act around people (though it didn't help that she was scaring them ether). Even now she's a bit cold and stand offish to the people she's supposed to be protecting.
Dude, did you not see how many stairs he had? I'd dread being forced to walk up and down that many stairs.
Actually I like this one a bit, its made the same guys who did Recess and it can be pretty good( though it is a some-what unrealistic in how pets are adopted, even for a show about super intelligent talking dogs). Feel free to hate every thing else though, especially the CG ones. Those Care Bears are the ugliest things I've ever seen.
