Eragor14 
Sunny Starscout fan
[@Mr.Myoozik](/images/2912690#comment_10181133)
Why the heck do you have so much joy pointing out the flaws of 'Make your Mark'? Don't you realize how big a difference the budget for that special was compared to the movie? Sure, the film has better animation, but you would expect that *for a project that was meant to be released in theaters*!
The TV series was never going to have that level of animation quality. I hate the fact that you somehow expect it to be that good looking!
Edit: Honestly, I think that, looking back, the biggest issue of starting a TV series with a film is it puts too high of an expectation for the following series. After all, the TV show would never have the budget of the film, with many cuts needing to be made both in regards to animation quality and voice casting. Hasbro made a major flub there. Maybe there wouldn't be as many complaints as such as the one you made here if Hasbro decided to start with a standard pilot episode instead, or just used the same animation studio for the film and the TV series so that things are more consistent.
Why the heck do you have so much joy pointing out the flaws of 'Make your Mark'? Don't you realize how big a difference the budget for that special was compared to the movie? Sure, the film has better animation, but you would expect that *for a project that was meant to be released in theaters*!
The TV series was never going to have that level of animation quality. I hate the fact that you somehow expect it to be that good looking!
Edit: Honestly, I think that, looking back, the biggest issue of starting a TV series with a film is it puts too high of an expectation for the following series. After all, the TV show would never have the budget of the film, with many cuts needing to be made both in regards to animation quality and voice casting. Hasbro made a major flub there. Maybe there wouldn't be as many complaints as such as the one you made here if Hasbro decided to start with a standard pilot episode instead, or just used the same animation studio for the film and the TV series so that things are more consistent.