2/7/2024 0 Comments Applejack hat pony![]() ![]() Indicative of rushed deadlines and low budget. There is nothing imaginative or vibrant about the animation, which is rushed and careless looking throughout. However, too many of the faults seen before are here. The voice acting is very well done, have never had a problem with Ashleigh Ball's voice acting as Applejack and still don't. Also thought that there were a few mildly amusing moments, Applejack's more self aware humour is less out of place now that she is the main focus. The moral is one of 'Pony Life's' better ones, it is not a new one but it is more universal and relevant and is not delivered as simplistically or heavy handedly. ![]() She is also in character, unlike Rainbow Dash in the previous episode. Did like Applejack's character development, she comes over as likeable in a relatable situation and her flaws weren't exaggerated (unlike Pinkie Pie and Rainbow Dash) in the previous two episodes). It as an overall episode was a rather mixed bag though and still wasn't particularly good, with some improvements but also with too many of the flaws that burdened the previous two episodes. Of 'My Little Pony: Pony Life's' episodes, "How Applejack Got Her Hat Back" is one of the better ones. "How Applejack Got Her Hat Back" did a nice job with her and is an improvement on the previous two episodes "Princess Probz" and "Best of the Worst" (neither of which worked for me at all). Was interested in seeing how she would be developed. In 'Friendship is Magic', the episodes that centered around her and/or her family were the most hit and miss of the six. There were times where she was likeable and entertaining, there were also other times where she was too stubborn and that was taken to extremes. Of the six main 'My Little Pony' characters, Applejack to me was always the most inconsistently characterised.
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