When a character in a live action show speaks to the audience, they are "breaking the fourth wall". Does that mean, when a character in a 2D animated show speaks to the audience, are they "breaking the THIRD wall"? And what's wrong with birthday pie? My daughter prefers pie over cake, so we did a birthday pie last year. They really should be basing these decisions on what the birthday girl wants. In my opinion, plot SHOULD have been Finley's birthday, and Cocoa getting frustrated that Finley can't decide what she wants.
5:43 In some languages, they're the same word, as I learned from the German dub of "Friendship is Magic Part 1." How would those dubs handle this?
When a character in a live action show speaks to the audience, they are "breaking the fourth wall". Does that mean, when a character in a 2D animated show speaks to the audience, are they "breaking the THIRD wall"?
And what's wrong with birthday pie? My daughter prefers pie over cake, so we did a birthday pie last year. They really should be basing these decisions on what the birthday girl wants. In my opinion, plot SHOULD have been Finley's birthday, and Cocoa getting frustrated that Finley can't decide what she wants.