My little pony IS a immature show

Okay you clearly didn't read my argument. I never said the the people that watch the show are "immature" I said the show itself was immature. If the debate was about the viewers being immature then I would have already lost this debate because I watch the show and and I am well above the age of the target audience. The difference between me, a brony, and probably your friends is that I only watch the show because I am a completionist. I have to basically finish anything I start no matter how bad (and MLP is pretty damn bad) or good something is. Now I don't like to attack people based on grammar and spelling mistakes because anyone (including me) can and do make them. If I was to judge you based on your grammar and spelling I think I probably could win the "viewers are immature debate" because you don't seem to be that mature at all. Instead I am going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that maybe you were tired when you typed up your counter argument. Even though you still just took a loss on round one. Try to be more careful. Now as I first stated in this debate it isn't about the maturity level of the people or viewers the show. This debate is about the maturity of the show and not the bronies or viewers of the show. I am going to continue to prove the show is immature when I bring up my next point. My first point, which my opponent failed to respond to, is that content's maturity is determined by the the content creator(s). In this case Hasbro determines who and what MLP is going to be for. My next point is going to be more in depth about the show's characters and story. My little pony: Friendship is magic is a show that mainly teaches lessons to kids by going through various stories. If the lesson is about being kind to someone the story will reflect this by showing the characters being mean and then eventually showing the kindness moral. This right here is more proof of how immature the show is. While teaching morals or lessons isn't specifically a immature thing, the way MLP does it is. The characters usually get into fights or have problems that only a younger audience could really relate to or understand. Take my two of my top three most hated episodes. Nightmare Night Ponyville Confidential Each of these episodes do convey a moral and lessons that young kids can learn, but the way they teach them come off as bad. In Nightmare Night the lesson was something like "don't jump to conclusions". It taught this by having the character "Princess Luna" come to the town on a day that was about her "evil" side. She just wanted to enjoy the festivities and have fun, but she was instead feared and the ponies constantly ran away from her claiming she was the evil "Nightmare moon". I see the real lesson of this story as being "it is okay to instigate lies about someone as long as you are joking". I see it this way because it was later explained that the whole reason for instigating and acting the way they did around her was because it was "a joke". She wasn't in on the joke and for the most part didn't like the way they kept treating her. This was evident by a part in the episode where she canceled Nightmare Night permanently. This shows how immature the show is. The episode Ponyville Confidential was about the three youngest characters joining a school newspaper. When the character in charge decided that they weren't bringing in any "good news" they turned to gossip. At first the gossips wasn't so bad, but as the episode progressed they got worse. The lesson in this episode is "one shouldn't spread gossip or secrets about people if they don't have permission to do so" or something like that. The problem with this episode is the way the main characters acted and treated the younger characters when they found out it was them that was spreading the gossip. For the most part the gossip they put in the newspaper was bad, but it wasn't "bad". It was stuff like one character being lazy or one having a "tail extension". In one case it was about the character who parties to much finding out in the paper that she "parties too much". These gossip articles caused the characters to shut themselves in their own home. They ignored and shunned the young ones. Even the character who you think would have the most sense to maybe try to figure something out put up a magic shield around her home keeping them from getting even a few feet from the house. The way the characters acted over some stupid news articles was bad. The mature thing for them to do would have been to sit down with the young ones and talk to them about how they have caused damage and why they should stop. What they shouldn't have done was ignore and shunned them as if they they had the black plague. In truth of all the characters only one of them really had any real right to be upset with them and that was because they took her diary. As you can see the characters in the show don't even act that mature when it comes to the most simplest of problems. If we look at the story it becomes more apparent how immature the show is. The show has no real story or story arcs. Most the episodes revolve around "slice-of-life" stories. Basically one shot stories that don't really connect to the previous story/episode. You can just about start the series from any episode and you wouldn't have to worry about missing something important. You can watch the tenth episode of season two first you would be basically all caught up. The show is built this way to keep it simple for viewers who it is made for. Even the design of the show is very simplistic. It is created in flash. The character are extremely easy to make because of this. If you can make a base then creating any of the characters from the show as well as your very own becomes pie.