Littlest Pet Shop

*Warning: This Review Is Biased

The littlest pet shop videos (made by 5-20 year olds) on YouTube are so much better. This show is basically twenty-two minutes of clichés and stereotypes. The characters have personalities that are obviously ripped off of another Hasbro/Hub show (My Little Pony). Plus, the music is absolutely awful. To be honest, I couldn't be paid to like this show. Also, in my opinion, the animals are outrageously skinny but this is just a cartoon. I don't know if that would be fair judgement for a cartoon but it's true. Like I said, the many series on YouTube is better because they have creative plots and realistic and likable characters/personality. Of course, they don't have good voices because it's just one voice actors but it's still amazing for their own standards unlike Littlest Pet Shop. All in all, Littlest Pet Shop is poorly written and you shouldn't be wasting time watching it.

This show is probably one of the best that I've seen from the hub its just a shame that most people wont see it cause first the title and then BRONIES always compare this show to My Little Pony and call it a "Knock off" or "Rip Off show."Having the majority of the same cast, producers, animators, and music by Daniel Ingram this show should have more love.

Another show based on a Hasbro toy line the Littlest Pet Shop. We follow Bylthe Baxter as her dad gets a promotion in his job. They move to Downtown City (which looks a lot like New York City) where we meet our main characters the pets Minka,Pepper,Zoey,Russell,Sunil,Vinnie,and Mrs. Twombly. We follow the pets with Blythe in their everyday lives and adventures as simple as it may be. I really love the character and songs in this show and with Daniel being the composer most of the songs are really and while one or two are not that great most of them are pretty fantastic and catchy as heck. I don't want to spoil things for new watchers so I'll leave it at that.

Voice Acting: 10/10 Characters:10/10 Music:10/10 Writing:9.5/10 Rewatch: 10/10 Overall:9.8/10

Since this show is coming to a close I thought I might as well put in my two cents. First, the characters. This show has a very odd tendency of giving only some of the characters depth. The only characters I can really find myself relating to are Blythe, Zoey, and Russel, but the rest are pretty bland most of the time. Vinnie is stupid, Sunil is scared of everything, Minka is crazy, Pepper is supposedly funny, the list goes on and on. The show is seems to try to pander to the teenage demographic with the Internet crazes, crushes, and middle school problems, but also seems to try to entertain small children, so what is this show's target audience? i will give this show credit, though. The plots are easy to follow yet can be very entertaining (not all of the episodes are like this, however) and many of the songs are really good. So overall, I'll give this show five stars for the music, plots, and some of the characters.

I feel like this show isnt talked about as much as it should be. i find myself enjoying not many episodes but some are there

The new incarnation of Littlest Pet Shop is the creation of spouses Julie McNally Cahill and Tim Cahill, creators of Cartoon Network's "My Gym Partner's A Monkey" and former Warner Brothers executives. The show centers on a girl named Blythe Baxter who moves to Downtown City with her father, and gains the ability to speak to animals when she goes down a dumbwaiter into the pet shop. As the title implies, this is one of my favorite cartoons of the 2010s. It's in my top 3. The show isn't perfect, but its good outweighs the bad. Blythe is a well rounded protagonist in that she's ambitious in her dreams, but knows when to scale back. She's intelligent, kind to animals, and is a great person to be with. The pets all have their comedic moments, and have traits that make them something other than comic relief. Roger manages to be funny without crossing the line, and a good father. The Biskits are a bit annoying, but they're comedic too. Mrs. Twombly is just hilarious with her door knob obsession and strange antics, but she can be a good guardian of sorts to Blythe, and I think they have a special connection. While Sue and Jasper could be more developed, I think they're fine, and Youngmee is the best of Blythe's friends. She can cook, think, likes boy bands like Blythe, and is the only one of Blythe's friends that knows she can talk to animals. The show isn't as focused on morality, making for some meh episodes sometimes, but the show can still provide good laughs, great songs from Daniel Ingram, and plenty of genuine heart ad emotion to go along with good morals.

My Grade: 9.5/10 (A)(I rounded up for my score up there.