No, the logical conclusion would be for the Mane 6 to become role models who inspire others rather than abandoning any personal life goals in order to fully commit to something that openly contradicts the series premiere.
As far as I can see, the Mane Six opening up a school to pass on all that they’ve learned to others is nothing more than progressing the characters to their logical conclusion.
@northern haste
Except the premiere and finale made it perfectly clear that season 8 was about the students and only them and no real care or effort was given to the rest of the cast. The only reason for the students low episode count is due to the staff having to use pre-existing characters out of obligation. It hasn’t stopped the current staff from doing everything they can to try to make the students the most important characters in the show.
@Angrybrony
Never said that. My opinion is that the last seasons (8 and 9) are written badly. Whatever you think i don’t really care.
Its true guys. The fact that manga felt good and better than current seasons is because it was written by a writer who supported Lauren Faust ideas about what this show is about.
The most critical flaw of the show summarized in one meme - no unified sense of direction, although, if that had been the case, the show would’ve concluded long ago.
@Crimson Prose
It’s to show how the focus of the show changed with each successive executive producer(s).
