“Let’s Make Our Mark Together”
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What You Need To Know:
The first three episodes of MY LITTLE PONY: MAKE YOUR MARK: Season 6 have high production values. They also have a fun animation style, compelling storylines and catchy musical numbers. The first three episode have a strong moral worldview overall. Each episode stresses the importance of friendship, unity, hope, compassion for others, and working together. However, there are many mentions of magic powers and spells, plus some light cartoon violence in MY LITTLE PONY: MAKE YOUR MARK. So, MOVIEGUIDE® advises caution for older pre-teen children.
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Strong moral worldview, with a strong emphasis on friendship, compassion, hope, and helping others, characters frequently talk about how their true magic comes from inside themselves, as well as their friendships, and share their hopes for “a better future,” but there are many mentions of magic powers and spells, including each pony has a “cutie mark” that gives them their powers;
No foul language;
Light cartoon violence and jeopardy, ex. the ponies’ airplane crashes, the villain uses magic to capture ponies and steal their magic, the dragons are trapped and hypnotized in the villain’s dungeon;
No sex;
No nudity;
No alcohol use;
No smoking or drugs; and,
A dragon is rude to the ponies at first because she doesn’t believe they’re really there to help, but she eventually comes to trust them and work together to fight the villain.
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In Episode One, the ponies are traveling to the Isle of Scaly, where the dragons live. They want to warn the dragons about Opaline, an alicorn who’s working to steal all the ponies’ and dragons’ magic and use it to take control. They crash-land on the island and meet with the dragons, who are initially skeptical about partnering with the ponies. However, after talking with their leader, Spike, and hearing an impassioned speech about the power of hope from Sunny, the group agrees to work together and take on Opaline.
Episode Two begins with the ponies and dragons traveling to one of the pony lands, just in time to see Opaline begin stealing the pony’s magical “cutie marks.” She escapes before they can fight her. The dragons begin to feel weak and figure out that Opaline has the Dragon Stone, which she can use to control them.
While the ponies rally together to protect each other and the remaining magic, the dragons travel to Opaline’s castle, where she traps and hypnotizes them. Opaline returns to the ponies’ land and steals almost all of the rest of the cutie marks. That leaves just four more marks for Opaline to take.
In Episode Three, Opaline and the hypnotized dragons try to break the ponies’ protection spell, which would allow her to take the unity crystals that protect their magic. She continues to move back and forth through the pony kingdoms, using portals that are connected by the unity trees containing the ponies’ magic.
Opaline steals all the cutie marks but Sunny’s. However, the ponies band together at each unity tree and sing, strengthening their bonds, even without magic. Sunny goes to Opaline’s castle, where they fight, and Opaline takes her mark. However, the ponies’ singing creates magic that traps Opaline and breaks her hypnotic spell over the dragons. They defeat her and restore magic and unity.
MY LITTLE PONY: MAKE YOUR MARK has high production values, with a fun animation style, compelling storylines, and catchy musical numbers. Young viewers will enjoy the high-quality animation and interesting plots.
The first three episodes of MY LITTLE PONY: MAKE YOUR MARK; Season 6 has a strong moral worldview overall. They stress working together, helping others, friendship, and compassion for others. However, much of the episodes are based on the ponies’ magical powers, with many references to magic and spells. There is also some light cartoon violence and jeopardy. So, parents of pre-teen children should exercise caution.
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