Littlest Pet Shop

[MalinoreIce]

I'm just curious does anyone watch Littlest Pet Shop? I started to watch after I kept seeing reviews from after I watched My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic and one day I was like, why not see what Littlest Pet Shop is like.

I really enjoy the adventure and playfulness about the show.

Anyone else watch Littlest Pet Shop?

 

[Queen Michael]

I don't; I can't stand the mention of "Littlest Pet Shop" since I watched their corny commercials when I was a kid.

 

[Scarim Coral]

I watched one episode of it on TV and it doesn't appeal to me the same way like MLP:FiM does. It seen to be more aim at girls.

Before you asked which episodes I watched, it was the girls (the main and the female animals) having their own slumber like party until the main character realise she has to go to a shuffling (or is it Gangan style? Whatever it was one of those group viral video) like event but both her and most of the animals get stuck in that made shift lift of hers.

 

[Pinkamena]

Eh. Saw a bit of one episode but found it a little obnoxious. Doesn't have the same appeal as mlp had.

 

[MalinoreIce]

Right now, Littlest Pet Shop Season Three is all I have while waiting for MLP:FiM to return with a fifth season. So yeah, I watch that show, all while wishing it received the adult male fanbase as MLP, to the point that I see crossovers with it and other franchises like Team Fortress 2, Game of Thrones, Attack on Titan, Kill la Kill, etc.

I am with you on that. I'm also waiting for MLP:FIM to return for season 5, but in the meantime I've been watching Littlest Pet Shop which I'm actually enjoying (surprisingly).

Also, Blythe Baxter is technically Rarity in-terms of profession, even if she's voiced by Ashleigh Ball, the woman behind Rainbow Dash and Applejack's voices. That means she promotes the same positive message as Rarity: If you get a job and work hard at it, you can succeed.

I've also noticed that as well. How Blythe is like Rarity, with all the design and hard worker for a great profession. The colours also go hand in hand.

 

[V da Mighty Taco]

Also, another thing to note about LPS: It doesn't jump the shark and try to rip on Dragon Ball Z the same way My Little Pony did. While MLP continues to create a heavy power imbalance between Twilight Sparkle and the Mane Five, similar to that power imbalance between Goku and his friends, LPS doesn't bother with something like that, because it's not a save-the-world story on the level of MLP so much as it is a slice-of-life series.

Seriously EN, don't do this again. You were doing sooo well - please don't start trying to derail another thread with yet another one of your "MLP is now DBZ" spiels. I genuinely don't want to see you get banned from here, which you're one step away from doing by the looks of your forum health meter. Seriously, please stop already.

OT: I've seen a bit of LPS. Can't stand it in the slightest. The characters aren't interesting, the art style is hideous, many of the voices just sound obnoxious (the lizard guy is probably the worst offender here), and I just didn't find it all that funny in general. FiM it most certainly is not.

 

[Sean Hollyman]

It's another little kid's show just like MLP, 0 appeal to me. I hope the whole 'adults obsessively watching little kids shows' thing doesn't become a trend like that silly MLP thing did.

 

[Dragonlayer]

Until it gets its own subset of disgusting pornography, I ain't interested I'm aware of its existence, and its pedigree considering it comes from the same team behind MLP:FIM, but I have zero interest in watching it. I mean, I still need to watch about seven episodes of FIM's season four.

 

[Johnny Novgorod]

It looks about as obnoxious as MLP, so no, not even giving it a chance.