And now for something different:
Yes it does, and I'm not entirely sure.1. Does Netflix still carry this show? And if yes...
2. How soon after airing do new episodes arrive?
Lately, they've been throwing them up in 1/2 season chunks, so a month or so after the midpoint and endpoint of the season.
Lately, they've been throwing them up in 1/2 season chunks, so a month or so after the midpoint and endpoint of the season.
If you're willing to pay for it, iTunes, Google Play and Amazon all have them. I'm not sure about Amazon's schedule, but iTunes and Google tend to release them the Monday after the airing, I believe.Do you know if there is a quicker way to watch newer episodes legit without having cable?
If you're willing to pay for it, iTunes, Google Play and Amazon all have them. I'm not sure about Amazon's schedule, but iTunes and Google tend to release them the Monday after the airing, I believe.
Just to let you know, next weekend is the season finale, and Netflix is scheduled to have the second half of season seven drop on Nov. 27. So depending on where you are and how fast you're churning through them, it might not be an issue. At least 'til season 8.
Also, if you're interested in Equestria Girls, Netflix has the four movies and the three 'episodes', but Hasbro has all the shorts on their YouTube, with new ones uploaded every Friday.
Depends on what you mean by proper. lolI don't suppose that Hasbro has released proper season box-sets, have they? Last I knew years ago the closest thing was individual disks with a (seemingly) random few episodes on them.
I don't suppose that Hasbro has released proper season box-sets, have they? Last I knew years ago the closest thing was individual disks with a (seemingly) random few episodes on them.
Daily Doodle #385/1000 - So I was streaming with @couchcrusader while he was making some awfully cute Cellyspooders, and well, I just couldn't help myself.
So far everything in the show keeps belaboring that the setting was and should be a D&D style deathworld, the only reason it isn't is because ponies Assumed Direct Control over nature itself and entwined it with their developing civilization.Btw, something finale-related that I was thinking about- it's really cool that the origin of the Tree of Harmony isn't something handed down from on high, or even just a naturally occurring thing, but rather something that arose from the efforts of ponies. Thematically, that's pretty interesting!
The SB thread mentioned it, and also has:
So far everything in the show keeps belaboring that the setting was and should be a D&D style deathworld, the only reason it isn't is because ponies Assumed Direct Control over nature itself and entwined it with their developing civilization.
The SB thread mentioned it, and also has:
Rumors that:
1: Tirek is coming back. Chrysalis and Tirek team-up? Or will Tirek wrap up another 4 season block?
2: S8 will be the last season of G4, due to the G4 toyline wrapping up. This could mean anything from nothing to a successor series to a full-on reboot. Will we see the return of Megan?
3: That Hasbro intends to apply lessons learned from MLP:FiM to other IPs. Could this mean more FiM style reboot series for some of Hasbro's many IPs, or is it just meaningless buzzword talk?
Rumors that:
1: Tirek is coming back. Chrysalis and Tirek team-up?
Assuming that eight is the final season, Tirek makes sense to me. They'd likely need an irredeemable villain, and at this point I'm north of 90 percent certain Chrysalis is getting redeemed.
Their best chance to kill off or otherwise permanently 'deal with' Chrysalis was when she was deposed as ruler of the Changelings, if she wasn't killed then she likely won't be killed now that her potential for harm has significantly lessened.
Also, the animatic indicated they won't be hiding Chrysalis' identity, which to me sounds like they'll be going for a more comedic lighthearted exploration of the situation that would humanize her and set her up for being redeemed, rather than the kind of betrayal, 'hail hydra' moment that would give her enough menace to justify offing her. I almost pity the fans that boarded the 'Yay Chrysalis is never getting redeemed!' train.
I'm speculating that she'll be a recurring character next season, likely as a way to have Starlight's story come full circle. I'm curious as to what form it will take though. Will she become a colorful changeling like the others? Will she get turned into a pony?
Will she become Queen again? Will she accept Thorax's rule? Will she earn a place as leader over the course of the season?
Will she marry into Queenhood via a romance with Thorax that will strike many of us as pseudoincestuous due to how insect hives are structured in Real Life?
Have you seen Dance Magic/Movie Magic/Mirror Magic set of mini-movies yet? They build off of each and other and effectively function as a sort-of 5th movie.Speaking (sort of) of the movies, I finally got around to watching Legend of the Everfree, and I think it's actually the best of the EG movies. It was nice to see everybody working together, and in particular Sunset Shimmer just being great end-to-end. It's a wonderful conclusion to her arc-- she's got her confidence back and her enthusiasm for magic, and she's sharing that with everybody else instead of going power-mad, feeling outcast, or desparate for Twilight's help.