>>41399
What do you think of him after the interview? I think the quality of his SU content will drop significantly in comparison to his previous output. This drop won't be in animation, but enjoyability. He was at the height of his SU content before the MLP crossover. The only SU video he has released since then is mediocre compared to previous releases. In the interview, he said he would take some of the tone from MLP and transplant it into SU. The best possibility for this is that Bowling was a prototype for the return of SU, but the worst is that TwilightxTrixie was a prototype for SoniaxFlora. I wonder what he meant when he said the series will focus more on Uncle Chuck in the future.
>>42266
No, it's not remotely racist. The maps are historically inaccurate, and writing and voice acting are stilted. The characters just stand around and talk to each other without any inserts. Columbus sounds like a Spaniard and speaks Spanish, despite being Italian, and he takes a Protestant stance, calling only Jesus perfect.
Their latest video is barely an improvement on his thumbnail's, and the characters don't have internal consistency, especially about slavery. The method they use to travel is vague, targeting people and places that are only relevant to the US, and there is a heavy Northern bias in what they make. In regards to this US bias, they especially focus on the Anglo world as "the West," but they have a high number of videos which focus on Israel and Jews because PragerU is a Jewish-American Neoconservative organization.
>>42275
He spends the start of the video talking about whether or not it ripped off Rick and Morty to the conclusion of probably then doubles back to it in the last minutes of the video and says it isn't by any means. He then spends the rest of the video critiquing the cartoon, but mostly from how its writing is lame and lacks a target audience and its characters are bland and there's a lack of serious plot and development. He then blames these things on the show being meant to fear monger, rather than the more obvious explanation of Mormon nepotism leading a wifeguy who secretly liked the first seasons of Rick and Morty to fulfill his dream of making a show where he is every male character and can resolve problems from his own past or the past of his kids, if he has kids. Saberspark doesn't really review the show or critique it in contrast to Rick and Morty. He does what he always does and jumps around episodes while making vague connections between them.
A big problem with overtly religious media is that it's either made by wannabe cult leaders or people who are out of the hard line of their faith enough to like popular irreligious works but not creative enough to write these works themselves. In contrast, ideologically driven state-sponsored works tend to have a broader range of creativity and quality because they already achieved their goals (The Soviet Union), allowed the market to drive demand (China), or kidnap foreign creatives (North Korea) and don't require conversion or zeal to drive their works. If the Mormons had their own nation, the likelihood of them making decent content would be far greater.