My Little Pony and Adventure Time
Jul. 28th, 2012 12:09 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sootyowlBeen feeling a bit down lately, so instead of watching my normal angst ridden shows, I've been watching Adventure Time and My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic to cheer me up.
I finished the first three seasons of Adventure Time WAY too fast and I am on my way to watching the second season of My Little Pony.
Adventure Time for the most part is a wacky feel good ride, except for a few deeper episodes that center on life and death (and even then the ending mood is light). I really like Finn and Jake's relationship and the episode with gender swap killed me (especially the last few minutes). I hope in another season the wonderful ladies and lads that make the show will revisit Fiona and Cake.
My Little Pony is adorable. I mean, you can tell that this show was made for a younger audience in mind, but also for parents and fans. I can't help but feel happy after watching an episode and wish that I had awesome friends like Fluttershy, Applejack and co. My Little Pony also reminds me of the older show Winx Club for some reason. Maybe because of the friendship elements?
Since finding out that the woman who created My Little Pony also worked on The Powerpuff Girls (with her husband) I have had a huge urge to re-watch that show as well. It's been way too long since Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup have kicked major Mojo ass in my life.
I finished the first three seasons of Adventure Time WAY too fast and I am on my way to watching the second season of My Little Pony.
Adventure Time for the most part is a wacky feel good ride, except for a few deeper episodes that center on life and death (and even then the ending mood is light). I really like Finn and Jake's relationship and the episode with gender swap killed me (especially the last few minutes). I hope in another season the wonderful ladies and lads that make the show will revisit Fiona and Cake.
My Little Pony is adorable. I mean, you can tell that this show was made for a younger audience in mind, but also for parents and fans. I can't help but feel happy after watching an episode and wish that I had awesome friends like Fluttershy, Applejack and co. My Little Pony also reminds me of the older show Winx Club for some reason. Maybe because of the friendship elements?
Since finding out that the woman who created My Little Pony also worked on The Powerpuff Girls (with her husband) I have had a huge urge to re-watch that show as well. It's been way too long since Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup have kicked major Mojo ass in my life.
