User reviews

The show is a guilty pleasure of mine. The lessons are horrible, so are songs and story. The ponies act too human like, but that's just a nitpick.

I respect those who enjoy this animated drawing (I know a lot of people who like it), but I do not like it. Of course, they even have decent quality for the female children's audience, but I do not recommend boys and the adult audience.

I remember seeing this cartoon when it was syndicated on Disney Channel (back when that channel showed only old stuff instead of the overload of pre-teen comedies and the usual DCOMs they are known for today). But seeing this as an adult, this has to be the worst My Little Pony incarnation ever. One of the reasons is that some of the episodes are really mean-spirited and sometimes teach the target audience horrible morals (one episode, Shop Talk, is about Teddy getting bullied because Patch spreads a rumor he sleeps with a teddy bear. leading to a scene where Ace and Lancer are forced to stop when an embarrassing picture is taken of them dressed as babies, which constitutes blackmail). Also, the ponies are basically stereotypes, and while other MLP cartoons can have those, this show seems to have the worst of the lot. The main ponies are basically young teenage girls, while three males are there to sometimes serve as bullies. This series is not recommended for young children.

A classic in 1990s animation. I would considered this to be my favorite in the My Little Pony franchise, as well as my most favorite in my list of classic animated shows. It's theme, setting, music, and the main pony characters (Starlight, Sweetheart, Melody, Bright Eyes, Patch, Clover, and Bon-Bon, as well as Teddy, Ace, and Lancer) is what I find most it most appealing and enjoyable.

This was my favorite show when I was 4-6 years old, I had all the pony toys and would watch them over and over again. I still have 2-3 taped episodes and they remind me of when I was that age. I cannot really critique the show since I am very biased because of it being associated so much with my childhood.

The ponies act like little girls, a lot older than it's target audience. It seems as good as the rest of children's shows.

I always liked the shy pony, Brighteyes.

It seems like the toy manufacturers are trying to bring the show back with marketing more pony toys.