Moving on to "The Hidden Canyon."
You know, Stop the Seed hardly looks like a fair game for the Gang, considering that the pinecone is almost as big as Ducky and Petrie.
That's a pretty cool-looking cave! (Though I sure wouldn't want to be in it: claustrophobia!!)
I'm annoyed that they just recycled the term "tree sweets" here. These new tree sweets have literally nothing to do with the old tree sweets...come on!
The animation of Petrie right before they start singing "Good Times, Good Friends" was obviously reused from the Stop the Seed scene, so he's suddenly back in the valley. ("Nobody's gonna notice," they thought.)
And Spike's dance in the same scene--haha, that's the most mobile he's ever been in his life!
When even Spike feels too full at the end of the day, you KNOW something's wrong. Mrs. Swimmer is suspicious, indeed, and for good reason!
It's a little odd that only Screech and Thud entered the valley. Up until now, I had the impression that they didn't go anywhere without Red Claw. Get 'em, Grandpa Longneck!
Those supposed fast biter prints have no sign of a raised toe claw. *Sigh.*
Petrie: "We leave now! Me scared!" Petrie's default reaction in this show is fear: confirmed.
Littlefoot: "We made a big mistake."
Ducky: "It is more than an oops-eeps!"
I think it's a bit weird that some bad-smelling fruit is enough to keep sharpteeth away. This makes them seem more like animals than intelligent creatures, which isn't consistent with LBT V or "Escape From the Mysterious Beyond."
Is it just me, or does Redclaw seem like he's barely doing anything in the battle scene? I feel like this whole battle is kind of lazily animated--we already know this show can do better based on some of the previous episodes.
Ha--look at Red Claw trying to wipe the fruit off his nose with those little arms!!
I feel like having Red Claw literally
running away from some smelly fruit was a bit much. Could've had him leave without making him looks that silly/weak.
That giant rock hovers in the air for a minute after Grandpa Longneck and Mr. Threehorn push it.
I can't believe Mr. Threehorn actually called himself "old." I have the feeling that if anyone else described him that way, they'd be dead!
Well, that's it. This episode was pretty "meh" in my opinion. It didn't really give any interesting development to anyone. In fact, it never focused on any specific member of the Gang at all! Plus, the sharpteeth were poorly used, and then there's the laziness of reusing the term "tree sweet." I mean, the episode wasn't horrible--it was okay and all--but not really a favorite of mine.