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In general, I think this episode was pretty fun. I thought the CMC were still pretty cute, and not as annoying as they sometimes are in their group episodes. I usually find that an episode that focuses on one of the three is better than a group episode. In any case, our gigantic Eeyore of a character was entertaining as well, both in his dialogue and in his action. And while all this was fun, I would not call it a great episode.

The message was actually a fairly subtle ones. Surrounded regularly by art students, I see many questions of, and many different answers to, what is art and how does one employ it. Some people want to be animators, others illustrators, others still environment artists. Assuming that something can only mean one thing is too narrow, and removes so much possibility from life. I think that's something of value. The episode, however, kind of wound its way through different elements, only kind of finding its message at the end. It's a good message, but compared to last week, I think it lacked the same direction and intention.

MLP:FiM is (c) Hasbro

Description
In general, I think this episode was pretty fun. I thought the CMC were still pretty cute, and not as annoying as they sometimes are in their group episodes. I usually find that an episode that focuses on one of the three is better than a group episode. In any case, our gigantic Eeyore of a character was entertaining as well, both in his dialogue and in his action. And while all this was fun, I would not call it a great episode.

The message was actually a fairly subtle ones. Surrounded regularly by art students, I see many questions of, and many different answers to, what is art and how does one employ it. Some people want to be animators, others illustrators, others still environment artists. Assuming that something can only mean one thing is too narrow, and removes so much possibility from life. I think that's something of value. The episode, however, kind of wound its way through different elements, only kind of finding its message at the end. It's a good message, but compared to last week, I think it lacked the same direction and intention.

MLP:FiM is (c) Hasbro