The DVD set of My Little Pony Friendship is Magic is a collection of episodes from the popular animated series. This set includes multiple discs with a range of episodes from different seasons. Each episode follows the adventures of Twilight Sparkle and her friends as they navigate the magical land of Equestria. The show teaches important values such as friendship, kindness, and loyalty while entertaining viewers of all ages. The DVD set is a great way to enjoy the series at home and is perfect for fans of the show. It allows viewers to easily watch their favorite episodes whenever they want.
It allows viewers to easily watch their favorite episodes whenever they want. It is also a great gift for fans of the show who can now own and watch the episodes at their convenience. The My Little Pony Friendship is Magic DVD set is a must-have item for anyone who loves the series and wants to enjoy it on their own time.
DVD Review - My Little Pony: The Complete Series
My Little Pony: The Complete Series
Starring: Bettina Bush, Scott Menville, Keri Houlihan, Susan Blu, Katie Leigh, Sherry Lynn, Nancy Cartwright
Ellen Gerstell
Studio: Shout! Factory
Release Date: September 30, 2014
Retail: $29.93
ASIN: B00KTFJ6DS
Running Time: 720 minutes
Rating: PG
Buy Link: Amazon
Anyone growing up in the '80s will probably remember the overload of Saturday Morning Cartoons and weekday afternoon cartoons. Toy companies took advantage of the animation popularity and began making cartoon shows based on their toy-lines. Hasbro produced animated series based on their line of toys for Transformers and G.I. Joe, which were marketed for boys. The My Little Pony toy-line for girls was released in 1983 and it became so popular that Hasbro produced two TV-Specials that aired in 1984 and 1985, along with a feature film in the summer of 1986. A weekday animated series followed that September, featuring a 10-minute My Little Pony segment followed by another Hasbro cartoons (The Glo Friends, MoonDreamers and the Potato Head Kids). The series only lasted 65 episodes over the course of two-seasons.
Over the years there has been several DVD releases, but My Little Pony: The Complete Series will be released on a 4-disc set for the first time by Shout! Factory this Tuesday. The series is set in the magical Ponyland where the Little Ponies live a peaceful life at the Paradise Estate, but the Little Ponies have enemies that want to destroy them. Throughout each episode The Little Ponies must try to outwit witches, trolls, goblins and other creatures that try to do them harm.
The original untitled My Little Pony special was re-edited into the two-part episode, titled Rescue from Midnight Castle, and the TV-special Escape from Catrina was also re-edited into a two-part episode, which served as the series-finale.
Disc Two
The Glass Princess, Part 4
Pony Puppy
Bright Lights, Part 1
Bright Lights, Part 2
Bright Lights, Part 3
Bright Lights, Part 4
Sweet Stuff And The Treasure Hunt
The Return of Tambelon, Part 1
The Return of Tambelon, Part 2
The Return of Tambelon, Part 3
The Return of Tambelon, Part 4
Little Pieces Of Magic
The Magic Coins, Part 1
The Magic Coins, Part 2
The Magic Coins, Part 3
The Magic Coins, Part 4
Disc Three
Mish Mash Melee
Woe Is Me, Part 1
Woe Is Me, Part 2
Fugitive Flowers, Part 1
Fugitive Flowers, Part 2
Would Be Dragonslayer
Baby, It's Cold Outside, Part 1
Baby, It's Cold Outside, Part 2
Crunch The Rockdog, Part 1
Crunch The Rockdog, Part 2
The Revolt of Paradise Estate, Part 1
The Revolt of Paradise Estate, Part 2
Through The Door, Part 1
Through The Door, Part 2
As you can seen in the clip that I embedded from YouTube, the opening My Little Pony theme long is a little silly and outdated. There were many low-quality cartoons in the '80s, but the animation in each My Little Pony episode holds up pretty well compared to the new Generation Four series, My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. It is too bad that the series only lasted for two seasons, but only a few '80s cartoons made it pass the 65th episode rule. Overall, I enjoyed watching the My Little Pony: The Complete Series and I highly recommend it to other fans, young and old.
*Disclaimer - I received a complimentary copy in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own.
The original untitled My Little Pony special was re-edited into the two-part episode, titled Rescue from Midnight Castle, and the TV-special Escape from Catrina was also re-edited into a two-part episode, which served as the series-finale.
**With this DVD set, fans can immerse themselves in the colorful and magical world of Equestria anytime they want.**.
Reviews for "Delve into the World of Pony Magic with the My Little Pony DVD Collection"
1. Amy - 1 star
I was really disappointed with the DVD set of My Little Pony Friendship is Magic. Firstly, the quality of the DVDs was extremely poor. The episodes were pixelated and had frequent audio glitches, making it frustrating to watch. Secondly, the set didn't include all the episodes from the series, which was a major letdown. I was expecting a complete collection, but instead, I only got a random selection. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this DVD set to any My Little Pony fans. It's better to watch the series online or find a better-quality product.
2. John - 2 stars
As a collector of DVDs, I was excited to add My Little Pony Friendship is Magic to my collection. However, I was disappointed with the DVD set. The packaging was poorly designed, making it difficult to remove the DVDs without scratching them. Moreover, the special features advertised on the box were practically non-existent. I expected behind-the-scenes footage and interviews, but there was nothing of the sort. The only positive aspect was the video quality, which was decent. But overall, I wouldn't recommend this DVD set to serious collectors or fans looking for additional content.
3. Sarah - 1 star
The DVD set of My Little Pony Friendship is Magic was a total waste of money for me. Firstly, the set had no subtitles or closed captions, which made it inaccessible for people with hearing impairments. Secondly, the packaging was flimsy and broke easily, causing the DVDs to fall out and get scratched. On top of that, the set did not have a proper episode list, making it difficult to find specific episodes. Overall, I found this DVD set to be poorly manufactured and lacking important accessibility features. I would not recommend it to anyone, especially those with specific needs or preferences.