the news paper in the last dragon movie at the arcade

'It's such a sweet little message to be reminded of,' Glenn told the outlet. Kimiko Glenn, who voiced good unicorn Izzy, agreed. 'My character believes in inclusion and friendship.'

'I think that it really reflects the times,' Hudgens told ABC 6. The film's heroine strives to make peace with outsiders, and teams up with others in an effort to make a more impactful change. The demagogue character is a strong contrast to cheerful Sunny (voiced by Vanessa Hudgens), a curious and optimistic animal who wants to restore Equestria's harmony and magic.

The entitled and spoiled pony takes a bigoted attitude toward unicorns and the Pegasus, and sets out to battle against them. He later atones for his rage-filled ways after losing the battle to his magical enemies, who outpowered him with their friendly and harmonic ways. The character appears to be based on former president Donald Trump. It also includes a cameo from a character called Deputy Sprout – complete with a tuft of blond mane and bushy eyebrows – who is portrayed as the antagonist. The film depicts anti-magic ponies - the 'the baddies' - as ignorant anti-science creatures likely to spread irrational fear and untruths. Netflix's woke My Little Pony: A New Generation introduces its young viewers to themes of tolerance, prejudice and even fascism as it turns the colorful tiny horses into political pawns. Nostalgia has been erased in a revamp of the 1980s classic My Little Pony with the once-whimsical characters now pushing progressive political messaging, and the baddies painted as being 'anti-science'.

The news paper in the last dragon movie at the arcade