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Pros and Cons Blank Meme by mlp-vs-capcom

Plot: The "Annual Wrestling Match" between the Dearly Farm and DeVil Manor is about to start, and everyone's arch-nemesis Mooch is nominated champion against the fearsome El Diablo. The only one not enthused about this might be Cadpig, since she rejects the glorification of violence and is very vocal about her dismay for Mooch's brutish nature... until he happens to fall in love with her.

Which gives Cadpig the perfect opportunity to turn his life completely upside-down, much too to the objection of the other animals.

I originally wanted to do this as an Animated Atrocity, because of how little sense it made. But then I thought harder about it, and putting everything in context with the story and the whole tone of the show, the episode suddenly started to be a different experience.

Sure, there's a lot of morally questionable content in this episode, but it's not like Cadpig is such a positive role model. She's more or less a power fantasy, an early "SJW"-stereotype that's actually winning sometimes, but whenever she's in it for selfish reasons, it usually backfires.

Except here...

Apart from that, there are only little objections here and there. The idea with the wrestling match is... highly questionable, even for the satire part of the show, but it's the "annual" part that makes no sense: DeVil Manor only has two animal residents to it, and Vendella (the more eloquent of the bunch) is a relative newcomer. So how would Scorch arrange a wrestling match? Via telephone?

(c) 101 Dalmatians is a property of Disney Enterprises. The graphic material is only for reviewing purposes.

Description

Pros and Cons Blank Meme by mlp-vs-capcom

Plot: The "Annual Wrestling Match" between the Dearly Farm and DeVil Manor is about to start, and everyone's arch-nemesis Mooch is nominated champion against the fearsome El Diablo. The only one not enthused about this might be Cadpig, since she rejects the glorification of violence and is very vocal about her dismay for Mooch's brutish nature... until he happens to fall in love with her.

Which gives Cadpig the perfect opportunity to turn his life completely upside-down, much too to the objection of the other animals.

I originally wanted to do this as an Animated Atrocity, because of how little sense it made. But then I thought harder about it, and putting everything in context with the story and the whole tone of the show, the episode suddenly started to be a different experience.

Sure, there's a lot of morally questionable content in this episode, but it's not like Cadpig is such a positive role model. She's more or less a power fantasy, an early "SJW"-stereotype that's actually winning sometimes, but whenever she's in it for selfish reasons, it usually backfires.

Except here...

Apart from that, there are only little objections here and there. The idea with the wrestling match is... highly questionable, even for the satire part of the show, but it's the "annual" part that makes no sense: DeVil Manor only has two animal residents to it, and Vendella (the more eloquent of the bunch) is a relative newcomer. So how would Scorch arrange a wrestling match? Via telephone?

(c) 101 Dalmatians is a property of Disney Enterprises. The graphic material is only for reviewing purposes.