@Background Pony #C7B0
Learn to punctuate.

I ship Pinkie Pie and Wander.

@Spike Number 1 Assistant  
The siblings fight … it does not mean that they do not love each other several episodes are about that … in addition to talking about realistic things … such as the problems suffered by a family that is too large … be it money, attention or different personalities  
I personally like him more than .. foster’s home for imaginary friends … that the only good thing he has are the movies because the series is about bloo causes problems because he acts like an idiot and is more like a parasite than a friend real  
cheese … is the worst character by far  
You already said it’s your opinion … ok but if I answer it’s because foster’s home for imaginary is overrated just for being created by Craig McCracken …

@Background Pony #C7B0  

 
it does come down to a personal thing, so I agree with your first three choices, MLP, WoY, and Gumball were all very well done, with minor flaws. But i honestly do, from what i’ve seen, disagree completely with Loud House. I mean the premise that these girls pretty much control the entire house to do what they seemingly please, because the parents are scared to death of them, get into huge fist fighting brawls upon disagreements, it’s just tacky.

@Spike Number 1 Assistant
 
then you exaggerate in the comparison
 
Wander Over Yonder >= TAWOG >>>> MLP >> Loud House >>>> foster’s home for imaginary friends
 
YES foster’s home for imaginary friends … is the worst
 
Most criticize loud house a lot … but it’s not the only series that had writing problems

@Background Pony #C7B0  

 
yes, I absolutely agree, Magical Mystery Cure, Lesson Zero, and that slice of life episode pop to mind

@Spike Number 1 Assistant
 
MLP also has bad episodes

@Spike Number 1 Assistant  
That wasn’t meant to be insulting, just a small joke, I do it to everyone, and frankly, people here say worse then that. Sorry if I offended you though.
 
Though, I think you should rewatch that episode, as frankly it wasn’t that “violent,” and frankly some Season 1 episodes were worse. Not to mention, G1 MLP from back in the ‘80s actually killed villains, and stuff, and wasn’t exactly non-violent either. So I’d say MLP has always been almost as edgy as those shows.

@Beau Skunky
 
Is there a reason you have to be insulting? “ (you Amish, or something?)” I dunno, with your take on violence, you American or something? If so, that would explain your acceptance of violence.
 
And the one thing you seem to be missing is the genres. For lighthearted action like MLP has, that tone of violence really didn’t fit unless merited. SU and Star were based around that level of violence, not to the tone of MLP. That’s the difference.

Just walk away slowly, Luan…

@Spike Number 1 Assistant  
To be honest, I don’t even think “Lesson Zero” was that violent, and if you think a “big cartoony cloud ball of dust” is violent, (you Amish, or something?) then you should see Looney Tunes, anime, or most ’90s cartoons. They all make that tame in comparison.
 
In fact, Stephen Universe, and Star had some worse violence too, if you ask me.

@Beau Skunky  
I’ve attempted to watch it, and i will give the benefit of the doubt, there have been times yes there’s a few issues. But, personally, i don’t see violence as humor without a point funny, or necessary. MLP had times of violence sure, but at least there was reason behind it (Discord being released for example) Lesson Zero however is my least favorite episode of the entire series, because of that mass brawl at the end, with ponies looking like they were going to fight to the death for the doll, that turned my stomach, I’m glad they stopped after that.
 
Personally, for heartwarming moments, it does go from person to person. If someone else likes TLH, then that’s awesome, let them. I just won’t see it. if the kids verbally argued more times than outright fighting, I could appreciate it more. But I’ve seen more heartwarming and depth in stuff like Steven Universe, and Star vs than I have with TLH.
 
For humor, I will say one of the more impressively good shows for humor lately has been Milo Murphy’s Law, the fact they took a jinx, and made it so that you want to see what kind of zaniness can happen, is unique and refreshing. Give it a look see if you haven’t

@Spike Number 1 Assistant  
Speaking as somebody whom isn’t a huge “Loud House” fan either, (though watched it with neices before) but looking past it’s humor, (honestly, it doesn’t have as much “potty humor” or “violence” as SpongeBob or Gumball) and edgy moments, it actually does have some heartwarming moments, and despite the sibling issues, and such they all still genuinely care about each other, and try to help each other too.
 
Honestly, these siblings get along better then most IRL ones I’ve known.

@zidders
 
oh yes, a lot of heart in toilet humor, and teaching viewers that if you disagree with your siblings, the best solution is to beat the heck out of them in a giant, fistfighting brawl, to the point the parents can’t even control the kids. Yes, lot of heart there, snarky sunshine

@Spike Number 1 Assistant  
The Loud House has a lot of heart. Unlike you. Why the need to be a jerk? Sheer pettiness or do you just need a hug? Whatever the case you failed to learn anything from FIM.

Cloud Coocoolander reunion.

@Spike Number 1 Assistant  
You Actually Right, MLP FiM Is Golden One

four better shows than the loud house in one picture