I’ll Give the “Season 10” Comics a Chance
I've suddenly grown interested in giving the "Season 10" comics the benefit of the doubt, mostly to see how they could fit with the stories that I've often envisioned in my head. However, there are a few conditions I have involving things that I'm hoping either will happen or won't happen:
- Twilight hands the duties of controlling the sun and moon back to Celestia and Luna, because I've been visioning stories where the sisters continue those roles despite retiring from ruling Equestria.
- That the real Grogar doesn't appear in the comics, because I'm wanting to use him as the main antagonist of a Student Six series I'm planning to create in the future.
- That FlutterCord doesn’t happen, because I want to create a story of an original pairing betwe…
Fun Facts Regarding "A Moment of Truth"
One of the biggest things I wanted to do when creating the overall story...was to have the concept be one with a sense of realism. To give it some meat and not create some fix-fic.
In this case, with how illogical and implausible the whole "Ahuizotl being a guardian" thing felt to me, I wanted to make a story that would not only be surprising but contain certain realities. For instance, it's always good to extend kindness to those who don't seem to deserve it, but...what "Daring Doubt" seemed to be leaving out in the long run is that there are those who will take advantage of another's kindness and use it for their own gain, and that was something I wanted to address.
Another thing about the story was that I wanted it to be the start of one…
Something Pretty Ironic...
The irony behind people saying that the moment in part 2 of “The Beginning of the End” where Discord says Fluttershy is his “favorite” testifies FlutterCord being canon is that, in the long run, bringing back Sombra was part of Discord’s plan to boost Twilight’s confidence as a ruler and her friends’s confidence as protectors. Discord doesn’t obviously care for Fluttershy, but he only said that’s she was his “favorite” because he knew Sombra would target her after he said that, and he only faked being hurt to convince the Main Six that they don’t need him to defeat Sombra.
Anyone with me on this?
My Episode Review on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic-Daring Doubt
Bueno Dias, my friends.
This is your friendly film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review.
Today, for my 34th episode analysis, I'm gonna give you guys my take of "Daring Doubt". The 21st episode in the ninth season of "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic" to be precise.
Here’s the rundown of it:
Having recently become a fan of the Daring Do book series after reading them herself, Fluttershy also comes upon a Daring Do book written by another author named Groom Q. Q. Martingale, which portrays the pony adventurer in an entirely different light compared to the books by A.K. Yearling (Daring Do herself).
When Fluttershy and Rainbow Dash later visit the bookstore that Martingale is autographing his books at, the two of them discov…
So...
Is it okay for me to consider the future events of “The Last Problem” as merely a possibility rather than official?
In this case, despite them being part of the episode, is it alright for me to classify them as non-canon instead of canon?
I’m mainly asking because a lot of leg room seems to have been left for people to decide whether to consider them canon or not, and in my opinion...there are a lot of questionable elements and flaws in them that have made me think they’re far from canonically accurate.