My Little Pony: Glitter Castle (My Little Pony)

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Summary: multiculturalilality
Review: Ugh...PONIES! I find My Little Ponies rather offensive in their contrived diversity. I mean, come on Kimono the mystic Japanese pony? Please. Hopefully the new line will feature Sombrero, the Mexican grape-picking pony, and Pasta, the Italian gangster pony. And how did they build that Glitter Castle anyway? They don't even have opposable thumbs?
So, why give it five stars, you ask? Well, as frustrated as these ponies make me, as angry and confused about the injustice in the world and the worthlessness of it all, I find the gentle hues of their skin enchanting, and the rich color of their hair hypnotic, and their words so honest, almost as if their thoughts were being transferred digitally as 1s and 0s to my brain instead of muddled with the ambiguity of language. There's something to be said for indulging occasionally in discourse and beauty even though the better half of my brain flickers in warning at the moral obligations therein betrayed.