Its a show intended for girls age 6-12 and the staff is happy that their demographic has expanded.
I just read Jim Miller's recent twitter post and supported him all the way. I'm not saying there can't be consequences in this show. Probably related to the heart and circulation of oxygen to the brain.Īnyways I don't think Equestria needs the death penalty, it'd be silly if it did and demotivate kids, granted death is indirectly mentioned multiple times, its not the same as friendshipping people to resolve conflict, and if kids say you deserve to die thats a little aggressive and kids pick up on some behaviors easy.
You did mention coffee, when poor sleep and caffeine combine for me I tend to get a little paranoid or moody, maybe you have something similar. Or hey, we can do the hanging by gallows scene where they can throw the lever and we see the rope go taught and the shadow of Chrysalis' body as it contorts and twists in it's final moments of life after the broken neck. it will still be seen as murder by a large majority no matter how you try to justify it or spin the lesson. If Celestia throws her in an electric chair and flips the switch after giving a long speech about how this is punishment for her crimes against the ponies of Equestria. If Chrysalis falls off a cliff or gets turned into pudding in a cave in or something you can work in messages of right and wrong to go along with it. the topic is "should they be executed?".Ĭompletely different things. No one said villains can't possibly die in the show at some point.
Every single villain died by their own hand and their own miserable actions or repercussions of those actions. Name one parent who gave the studio flak for killing Scar, Ursula, or Maleficent. They make movies for kids, and one way or another, they kill their villains outright.
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