Oh, come on, Sweetie Belle; Bluey can do or be anything she wants, so become one with the onesie. 🙂

@Nightmare Fuel
You should look at an episode or two. They’re only 7 minutes long so it won’t take much time out of your day

@Background Pony #AE0B
Well in all fairness, one big advantage MLP has over this is that MLP is set in a rich and immersive fantasy world rife with lore and full of memorable charactes. This on the other hand just has a typical modern setting.

@Nightmare Fuel
There’s actually a lot of amusing moments and life lessons about parenting or even adult friendships from the adults in Bluey that toddlers will be none the wiser to. I respect your opinion to not be into something more geared towards kids, but you seem to be making assumptions that it doesn’t have content outside its demographic, which is simply incorrect. Bluey has storytelling layers like MLP does, so calling it a toddler’s show really isn’t that accurate. It’s for kids and their families, in the same way Lauren Faust set out to make MLP gear towards young girls and their families.

The era of tunnel vision programming that only cares about one demographic is marching towards extinction, save for shows like Sesame Street that focus on child development, not storytelling. I say thank god for that. With good writing you can bring something for everyone while still having a focus, and that’s how more media should be.

Peppa pig no es un show para niños es un negocio para adultos en cambio bluey se enfoca a la participación de todos los miembros de la familia

Eres un enfermo amigo

@A Gruntman  
count me out of your love of that show then. children aren’t for me, and for that this shit is not relatable to me.

@Nightmare Fuel  
You make a decent point. It is just a toddler’s show. I’d feel rather silly if I continued to go on explaining how great this show meant for small children is.

@A Gruntman  
to me MLP feels like it’s for everyone. the primary audience is kids yes, but there is still stuff to like as an adult.  
bluey is geared a lot more towards kids. like, really little kids. and the peppa pig-like setting doesn’t help either. i hate to say it, but i find it weird to like a toddler’s show, regardless of whether it’s good or not

@Nightmare Fuel  
People say the same thing about MLP. Only replace “it’s for kids” with “it’s for girls.” Not gonna make an entire paragraph defending a children’s show, but I’m just gonna say Bluey has a good amount of heart and soul put into it. This isn’t your typical Peppa Pig schlock.

@Nightmare Fuel  
It’s a kids show about how kids play. What’s not to like?

>bluey 5  

it weirds me how much people like bluey. i mean… it’s one thing to like MLP, but bluey feels like it’s for… kids kids.

@Pony Paradox  
Count me in I will fight anybody who hates Sweetie Belle to the death.

Who downvoted this? I will literally fight you.

Sweetie Belle looks cute in that costume but I guess the Wonder Mare costume would be cuter.