>>4130 >I didn´t give them much thought either. Mostly because over time, the show shines in character interactions. Villains are cool and all for getting epic moments by causing a contrast but what sells here more is about what the characters offer on their own. That's a good point.
>This same happened with Trixie. Lots of fans loved her from the start but didn´t know how to justify her character. Until No Second Prances, some fans didn´t understand her hype at all. Trixie was part of that whole process of the background ponies with a lot of it drawn on her just having a good design plus assumptions, only with here we had more to work with. Plus she was the show's second villain. Indeed she has evolved.
>it was a rhetorical condition. I had watched the poll from /mlp/ before typing my post and the majority gave it a 10. Take that nieghsayers!
>They succeeded and kept going....until this happened. It was a logical step to take but still, one doesn´t know what to expect from this show. I hope there is one more episode at least involving them before the final.
>that´s a good thing and it certainly brings hope for what´s left this season and the special. The writers haven´t become lazy and they are proving to take new paths about the characters at this late point of the show.I have yet to find an awful episode yet despite that negative reaction about Uprooted from a lot of fans. I have a bit more reservations than you. But other than Uprooted and some elements of the opener, this season has been much better for me than last so far.
