Applejack: Any Last Words, Ursula?
 
Ursula: So Much For True Love!

@Beau Skunky  
Yeah, that. Adorable G1 Applejack, the stone killer. XD

@Ardashir  
You mean This?
 
Wonder what the Jewel Wizard would look like redesigned in G4. Probably like the Storm King (whom also orginated from the G1 “comics”) he couldn’t be human anymore, so maybe he’d actually be made of jewels.

We can’t be surprised. This isn’t the first time Applejack straight-up killed someone. Remember that wizard in the cave with the crystal-eye ponies back in G1?

Go get ’er, Applejack!

@MrErZebra92  
You’re awesomesauce. :)
 
Also, let me fix that link for you.

@Beau Skunky  
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjTKr1Fa1Io

@MrErZebra92  
Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it! (Keeps repeating.)

@Pinkbeardedpony  
Can I do this video on youtube?

@MrXemnas1992  
Bringing out the Jontron gifs, are we? Trying to be fancy, are we?  

 
This is beyond amazing. Well done.

@Background Pony #78B2  
Remember the time when AJ slayed a giant witch Kraken monster?  
Good times…

A family picture

Prepare to meet your doom sea-witch!!!

PirateJack got her giant anthropomorphic octopus.

Daaaayum gurl!

@SeraphimDawn  
Some are. Heck, the demise of some more recent villains as I already pointed out were more edgy then the above image.

@Beau Skunky  
But is it anywhere near the level of old Disney?

@SeraphimDawn  
I doubt it, as some recent movies & animations still have plenty of edgy moments, and nightmare fuel too.
 
Heck, the new Mickey shorts are pretty edgy. (Which is pretty reminiscent of the old edgier 1930s &’40s shorts.)

Somewhere I heard Disney isn’t allowed to show these types of scenes in their animations anymore.

and then someone adds some anime music…Attack on Titan or Don’t Lose Your Way for starters

Most Excellent.

This….is….AMAZING.

@Beau Skunky  
This is true. Megaman is certainly flawed in that it has a boss like that. I agree. Yellow Devil is super cheap. But, my point is that Megaman didn’t have too many problems that kids weren’t willing to sit through. You have a point, though. Difficulty can be subjective too. Little flaws in a game like Fester’s Quest may frustrate a kid a lot. But, then, another kid enjoys it for what it is anyway.
 
I personally think it depends on how that difficulty is balanced. How fair it is. If I feel like I can beat it with what the game gives me, while also having reasonable punishment for mistakes, that’s good enough for me. I guess MM1 isn’t exactly the best example, because it is the first installment of a series that improved over what needed to be. Although people say the games got easier, they became less cheap. Instead of having a hard time with something for reasons that the player must play perfectly, exploit something, or even get lucky with to even progress.
 
A way a game is presented matters, in that regard too. Super Meat Boy is known to be a very hard game. People expect it when they decide to play it. Time changes our perspective, as well. Back then, you didn’t know how a game would be until you put it into a console. And, many times, I remember liking a game that someone would consider not that good. Although, personally, a lot of times I stop enjoying those kinds of games if I revisit them. Opinions change. Nowadays, you can figure out if you’ll like a game or not before you even consider buying. This can be applied to old games that we might have missed, as well.