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Greetings and salutations, my friends. This is your top-of-the-line film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review. Today, I'm gonna give you guys my take of My Little Pony: Make Your Mark's "Ali-Conned". Here's the rundown of it: In the midst of trying to get Earth Ponies interested in a new community garden, Sunny Starscout discovers that the only time she seems to get everyone's attention is when she transforms into an Alicorn; even if her magic shows itself unintentionally. With her popularity as an Alicorn growing, Opaline Arcana sees this as the perfect opportunity to somehow corrupt Sunny in the hopes of recruiting her. Meanwhile, Pipp Petals has noticed that her popularity on social media has been waning. Desperate to get back on top, Pipp decides to investigate how one of Equestria's newest social media sensations was able to gain his success. The figure in question being Sparky Sparkeroni. After completing my review on "Portrait of a Princess", I decided

Greetings and salutations, my friends. This is your top-of-the-line film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review. Today, I'm gonna give you guys my take on My Little Pony: Make Your Mark's "Portrait of a Princess". Here's the rundown of it: It's a beautiful day, and nothing could be more exciting than the Zephyr Heights Pegasus Royals' Annual Portrait Day. The only problem is, whereas Pipp and Queen Haven are excited for Portrait Day, Zipp is far from thrilled and would rather do detective work. Particularly to focus on deciphering the warning left by Twilight Sparkle via Unity Crystal hologram. However, when Zipp gets an email telling her that a rare flower called an Ocean Lily is in bloom, she sees this as the perfect avenue for getting out of Portrait Day. She also drags Pipp along in the hopes of spending quality time with her, promising that finding the Ocean Lily is just what they need for their newest annual portrait. Unbeknownst to either of them, though,

Greetings and salutations, my friends. This is your top-of-the-line film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review. Today, I'm gonna give you guys my take on My Little Pony: Make Your Mark's "Growing Pains". Here's the rundown of it: After noticing countless mishaps caused by out-of-control Earth Pony magic, Hitch Trailblazer becomes concerned over the safety of Maretime Bay. So, as the town's sheriff, he enforces a law that prohibits Earth Ponies from using magic for the time being. This is particularly to the disappointment of Sunny Starscout, who believes that Earth Ponies should simply practice and not be given any restrictions. Meanwhile, to help Hitch focus more on his sheriff duties, Izzy Moonbow volunteers for a very important task: Be the temporary dragon babysitter of Sparky Sparkeroni. (Finally. An episode with a story I can actually comprehend and describe in words!) Considering my previous two reviews and the methods I'm using for analyzing each of

Greetings and salutations, my friends. This is your top-of-the-line film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review. Today, I'm gonna give you guys my take of My Little Pony: Make Your Mark's "Izzy Does It". Outside of the fact that "Izzy Does It" is the show's 2nd episode, and the first part of "Chapter 2", I hardly think that a summary for it is necessary. Besides, I found that it'd be too difficult to explain what the episode is about. Anyway... After I did my review on "Chapter 1", I knew that doing an analysis of Chapter 2's "Izzy Does It" was gonna become a priority since I've been planning on reviewing more of MLP (G5) anyway. At the time I was making plans for critiquing this episode, though, and due to not being a fan of G5, I became concerned that whatever I'd say would be the same as my review on "Chapter 1". So, in order to ensure my statements wouldn't get repetitive, and be absolutely certain over what I thought of the episode, I watched "Izzy Does It"

Greetings and salutations, my friends. This is your top-of-the-line film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review. Today, I'm gonna give you give my take on the first “Chapter” of "My Little Pony: Make Your Mark". Here's the rundown of it: After the three pony tribes reunited in Friendship, and the Unity Crystals were pieced back together & reignited magic... You know what? I'm not even gonna bother giving a complete summary of what this episode is about. I already feel my brain going dead trying to do so, and considering how hard it is to explain the plot of this special in words, I don't think it'd be worth it. Anyway... Most people in the MLP fandom, if not all, obviously know by now that I'm not a big fan of My Little Pony's 5th generation. My feelings towards it were primarily negative since watching "My Little Pony: A New Generation", with my review on the latter being unusually controversial to others. Even today, I still consider A New Generation to be

Greetings, my good friends. This is your friendly film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review. Today, I'm gonna give you guys my analysis of MLP's "Rainbow Roadtrip". Here's the summary of it: Rainbow Dash has been invited to be the guest of honor at a Rainbow Festival in a town called Hope Hollow. So, she and her friends, Twilight Sparkle, Applejack, Rarity, Fluttershy, and Pinkie Pie travel by balloon to visit Hope Hollow, where its mayor, Sunny Skies, anxiously awaits their arrival. However, when the Main Six arrive into town, they notice something oddly peculiar. Not only is there no festival (yet), but the town and its residents are completely devoid of color. With Mayor Skies desperately seeking their help, will the Main Six figure out what's going on? Or will Hope Hollow be forever colorless? I really must say, this was an installment of MLP (G4) that I couldn't help but immediately fall in love with. Even in a sequel-styled format to the MLP film from

Greetings and salutations, my good pals. This is your friendly film, TV Show, and episode reporter here with another review. Today, I'm gonna give you guys my review of MLP: FiM's "The Best Gift Ever". Here's the summary of it: In the wake of all the hustle and bustle of Hearth's Warming Eve, the Main Six and Spike are having trouble keeping up with finding each other the perfect gift. Unable to keep themselves organized, the seven friends decide to each draw cards and get a present for the one friend that their card has the name of. Will the friends find the perfect gift before Hearth's Warming Eve's over? Or not? Back when I was doing my "Christmas Craze", I had originally planned on making this my 14th episode review. However, I had apparently lost count on the amount of reviews I did before "A Charlie Brown Christmas", so...I made this my 16th episode review. Some may think that this holiday special isn't much because of the Main Six not going on a big and epic adventure

Yo, what's up, my pals? This is your friendly film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review. Today, I'm gonna analyze the third and final thirty minute special of Equestria Girls: "Mirror Magic". Here's the summary of it: After Sunset Shimmer runs out of pages in her magic journal, she travels to Equestria to get another one. Upon arriving there, though, she meets Princess Twilight Sparkle's pupil, Starlight Glimmer. The two of being interested in getting to know one another, Starlight goes through the mirror with Sunset into the human world. At the mall, though, Juniper Montage, having been banned from her uncle's film studio after trying to sabotage production of the Daring Do film, comes across an Equestrian-magic enchanted mirror that can grant her anything she wishes and make her seem beautiful. Out of anger, she uses the mirror to suck the Main Six into it. Will Sunset and Starlight catch wind of what's happening? Or will the Main Six be stuck in the mirror