Beings that are obviously disguised. The most common answer out there is that they were aliens


But think about it, look how they showed genuine care for littlefoot and his friends.
Would a so-called "alien" species even give a crap about them?

And it kinda gives it away in their song "You are a part of the creation"

And take a look at the beam, it's shimmering. Now i've seen plenty of alien movies. I haven't seen a tractor beam that shimmers and sparkles like that.

Also, you can still hear their voices singing after they leave.

Now as a believer of the lord and jesus christ as my lord and savior i choose to believe that they were angels.

What do you think

It had 26 episodes and then...that was it.

Was it always meant to be one season just to "revive" the interest in the franchise?

I hear alot of people on here say that the ratings show that it was a flop, but I disagree. Now the only source I have is from the LBT wikia and under the critical reception section of it every single episode i've seen recieved a 9 out of 10, a 8 out of 10, or a 10 out of 10 on tv.com. But then again, it was just like 3-5 reviews for all those episodes.

So could ya'll point me to websites that has way more reviews and an average rating of the show so I could get a better understanding on where the fanbase stands on the series?

Now I watch every episode 2-3 times good or bad. Just so I can go back and take in the background and rehear lines that I was too distracted to hear or missed.


But overall, i would agree with those reviews.  I would give the series a 8 out of 10.

Now it does have some problems but ya'll basically covered them already.


Like for example, the series has no overarching plot. Each episode is just random and you can watch them in any particular order.

Also, the most obvious one. The recycled melodies that they used in each episode.

Also, on wide shots the walks cycles for the last few episodes was like they were still in the their computer-generated stage. Like they didn't even bother to animate them. Hmm I wonder if that was a sign that the show was running out of budget. Did ya'll notice the walk cycles on wide shots? Or was that just me?

Sorry if ya'll already made a thread on the topic. I was just really curious.