3:27 "I said, be free." Just the way Jenny said that gave me chills when I saw it for the first time. I immediately got some major Disney vibes from this episode. Especially the "It's a Small World"-like ride. I'm glad I watched this episode again with the fanbase!
It always reminded me of New Hampshire's state motto, "live free or die." And that motto is certainly reflected in their libertarian streak. (New Hampshire is the only state, for example, that doesn't have seatbelt or mandatory auto insurance laws.)
3:27 This scene doesn’t get old. This episode was kinda confusing and didn’t understand why Jenny freed the robots. But after rewatching it, I kinda get why she did it. One of my favorite episodes and this episode has an Easter Egg.
I have an idea regarding how there could be a sequel to this episode with Melody, Sheldon, and Vega in it. The robots from Wizzly World return from Mars after being kicked off the planet by the Martians and are back to working in Wizzly World. Jenny wants her robotic kind to feel welcome and find a better place for them but seems to have given up. Sheldon states that the Robots should move to Cluster Prime as that is a robotic paradise but Jenny is worried that the results would be identical to Earth and Vega wouldn’t be happy with robots who can’t adapt outside their torture. Melody mentions that their decision to make something more of themselves should be their own and nobody should be forced out of what they like doing. Melody compares this to Jenny being forbidden to help others. Say Skyway Patrol. Jenny might be forced to do so but she can’t stop herself from helping even with the smallest things as it is what she was built to do. Jenny comes to terms with why the robots fail to adapt but still wishes to help them out. Jenny calls Vega and explains her problem. Vega suggests to start small and work up. Have one robot stay on Cluster Prime for a while and, if all goes well, maybe the others will follow. Jenny decides to give it a try. Jenny talks about to Melody, Brad, Tuck, and Sheldon. Brad is reluctant as the Wizzly World robots are meant to give people a good time, not roam around like Jenny and Melody. Jenny states her plan. All she needs to do is find the one robot doing the least amount of work at Wizzly World and start there. The five head to Wizzly World. Jenny, Sheldon, and Melody go about searching for the right robot while Brad and Tuck go on the rides. Jenny, Sheldon, and Melody each find a robot. Sheldon picks the Wizzly World Robo-Mascot that is constantly tormented by parkgoers. Melody goes with the Robo-Porcupine from the log flume ride. Jenny ends up with one of the robots from the World Ain’t So Big Ride (the one who Jenny found in her bed) who actually chose as a volunteer among the World Ain’t So Big Ride animatronics (as all of them have come to worship Jenny. Not like those comet aliens but more like a cult). All three return with their robots and, after deliberation, decide to send them all to Cluster Prime. But not before telling them not to sing. Vega arrives through a portal and takes the robots with her. One week later, Jenny gets good and bad news from Vega. The good news is, the porcupine and robo-mascot have assimilated into Cluster Prime very well. The porcupine has made a home for themselves at the Cluster Prime Park, meeting other friendly robo-animals as well as another robo-porcupine, and the robo-mascot (who has given a name for himself: Mr. Rattles) took up a job as a party entertainer and is very popular with the robotic kids. As in, no torment, head swinging, ear pulling, etc. Unfortunately, the World Ain’t So Big animatronic hasn’t done as well as she is too afraid to go out. Something Jenny expected as unlike Sheldon and Melody who chose their robots, the World Ain’t So Big robot chose her instead. Jenny asks Vega if the World Ain’t So Big robot can try and hang out with the other robot kids but Vega says that not all robots choose to come to Cluster Prime and lists Jenny as example number one. Jenny agrees but feels bad for the robot. Fortunately, Jenny realizes the problem, since the robot is from the World Ain’t So Big ride and her previous encounter with the other robots, what needs to be done is bring Cluster Prime to the robot. Like a mini display. Vega tries it and the robot finds it fascinating and decides that while Cluster Prime is big and scary, it holds a lot of promise that can’t be seen from the display alone. Another week passes and the three robots return and share their experiences and about a fourth of the robots express either an immediate interest or wish to know more. The food robots are given the most promise by having them converted to satisfy the hungers of Cluster Prime citizens as well as humans. They even earn a living thanks to the move. Some robots opt to stay but those who moved found a much better time living with other robots rather than being forced to entertain humans. The group of robots from World Ain’t So Big that moved to Cluster Prime even send Jenny a postcard thanking her. Leaving the episode on a high note and a hope that soon all robots will learn to adapt and find their place on Cluster Prime. Edit: Oh! I should mention that the World Ain't So Big robot gave a name for herself too: Dot Jia
To be honest, the only major problem I had with this episode was the ending. Sure, it was kind of funny, but it's a bit unsatisfying because it showed that Jenny didn't really learn anything from the entire episode. Other than that, it's just meh.
When I was a kid I thought Jenny was downright mean for forcing those animatronics to leave. But with how so many people are trying to force their ideals on people these days. It’s actually a great reflection of society today.
Well I still want to discuss about Jenny making amends with Melody! I only wish that it could happen in My Life as a teenage Robot! I like Melody as well as I like Jenny! Reminds me of something like the tale of the two Sisters! Even if Jenny and Melody or not really sisters but to me they're almost like sisters! I only wish that Jenny would apologize to Melody for misjudging her terribly! I'd give anything for Melody to come back to tremerton and become friends with Jenny and Brad and everyone else there!😢
Amazing video and MLAATR episode as always, I even have an idea for an ENTIRE MLAATR Movie called "Jennys survival gears" that at the end would change the series forever. But will sadly never happen... Can't wait for her in All-Star Brawl 2 as well!
That episode is a clear reference to walt Disney and even that ride is a reference of the creepy and haunted ride "its a small world", seems that even Nickelodeon maked jokes on Disney on the past, but Nickelodeon was never the competence of Disney even nowdays
i never been to Disney World, so when someone in my class sang It's A Small World After All, i thought he butchered the lyrics for the song of this episode
I hate this episode jenny was absolutely Racist towards the humans for mistreating the robots and she didn't get punished for it even when her mom sees them there house
Are you so serious that she was actually racist towards people? In my opinion, this is not exactly racism, but rather her harsh attempt to teach a lesson to people, since their treatment of robots in itself is offensive from her point of view. But yeah, I don't argue that she didn't learn anything during the entire episode.
3:27 "I said, be free."
Just the way Jenny said that gave me chills when I saw it for the first time. I immediately got some major Disney vibes from this episode. Especially the "It's a Small World"-like ride. I'm glad I watched this episode again with the fanbase!
It always reminded me of New Hampshire's state motto, "live free or die." And that motto is certainly reflected in their libertarian streak. (New Hampshire is the only state, for example, that doesn't have seatbelt or mandatory auto insurance laws.)
Seeing the raccoon and the hedgehog. Missed opportunity for a fox and hedgehog together
They should let a male person voice Jenny at that part to make her sound terrifying
3:27 This scene doesn’t get old. This episode was kinda confusing and didn’t understand why Jenny freed the robots. But after rewatching it, I kinda get why she did it. One of my favorite episodes and this episode has an Easter Egg.
Yes
Did they predicted fnaf?
When watching the whole series, this episode got me very excited as I love theme parks. So this is definitely one of my favourite episodes.
3:26 is probably one of the most known and funniest scenes in the show
I have an idea regarding how there could be a sequel to this episode with Melody, Sheldon, and Vega in it.
The robots from Wizzly World return from Mars after being kicked off the planet by the Martians and are back to working in Wizzly World. Jenny wants her robotic kind to feel welcome and find a better place for them but seems to have given up. Sheldon states that the Robots should move to Cluster Prime as that is a robotic paradise but Jenny is worried that the results would be identical to Earth and Vega wouldn’t be happy with robots who can’t adapt outside their torture. Melody mentions that their decision to make something more of themselves should be their own and nobody should be forced out of what they like doing. Melody compares this to Jenny being forbidden to help others. Say Skyway Patrol. Jenny might be forced to do so but she can’t stop herself from helping even with the smallest things as it is what she was built to do.
Jenny comes to terms with why the robots fail to adapt but still wishes to help them out. Jenny calls Vega and explains her problem. Vega suggests to start small and work up. Have one robot stay on Cluster Prime for a while and, if all goes well, maybe the others will follow. Jenny decides to give it a try.
Jenny talks about to Melody, Brad, Tuck, and Sheldon. Brad is reluctant as the Wizzly World robots are meant to give people a good time, not roam around like Jenny and Melody. Jenny states her plan. All she needs to do is find the one robot doing the least amount of work at Wizzly World and start there. The five head to Wizzly World. Jenny, Sheldon, and Melody go about searching for the right robot while Brad and Tuck go on the rides. Jenny, Sheldon, and Melody each find a robot.
Sheldon picks the Wizzly World Robo-Mascot that is constantly tormented by parkgoers. Melody goes with the Robo-Porcupine from the log flume ride. Jenny ends up with one of the robots from the World Ain’t So Big Ride (the one who Jenny found in her bed) who actually chose as a volunteer among the World Ain’t So Big Ride animatronics (as all of them have come to worship Jenny. Not like those comet aliens but more like a cult). All three return with their robots and, after deliberation, decide to send them all to Cluster Prime. But not before telling them not to sing. Vega arrives through a portal and takes the robots with her.
One week later, Jenny gets good and bad news from Vega. The good news is, the porcupine and robo-mascot have assimilated into Cluster Prime very well. The porcupine has made a home for themselves at the Cluster Prime Park, meeting other friendly robo-animals as well as another robo-porcupine, and the robo-mascot (who has given a name for himself: Mr. Rattles) took up a job as a party entertainer and is very popular with the robotic kids. As in, no torment, head swinging, ear pulling, etc. Unfortunately, the World Ain’t So Big animatronic hasn’t done as well as she is too afraid to go out. Something Jenny expected as unlike Sheldon and Melody who chose their robots, the World Ain’t So Big robot chose her instead. Jenny asks Vega if the World Ain’t So Big robot can try and hang out with the other robot kids but Vega says that not all robots choose to come to Cluster Prime and lists Jenny as example number one. Jenny agrees but feels bad for the robot. Fortunately, Jenny realizes the problem, since the robot is from the World Ain’t So Big ride and her previous encounter with the other robots, what needs to be done is bring Cluster Prime to the robot. Like a mini display.
Vega tries it and the robot finds it fascinating and decides that while Cluster Prime is big and scary, it holds a lot of promise that can’t be seen from the display alone.
Another week passes and the three robots return and share their experiences and about a fourth of the robots express either an immediate interest or wish to know more. The food robots are given the most promise by having them converted to satisfy the hungers of Cluster Prime citizens as well as humans. They even earn a living thanks to the move.
Some robots opt to stay but those who moved found a much better time living with other robots rather than being forced to entertain humans. The group of robots from World Ain’t So Big that moved to Cluster Prime even send Jenny a postcard thanking her. Leaving the episode on a high note and a hope that soon all robots will learn to adapt and find their place on Cluster Prime.
Edit: Oh! I should mention that the World Ain't So Big robot gave a name for herself too: Dot Jia
My God, this is an amazing story.Such originality is worthy of respect.
@@tmsypermaks4315 thank you
I like it! Maybe it could also serve as a prequel to my Cluster Prime fanfic (which I've mentioned in comments on other videos.)
@@hotwax9376 cool! I’d like to read them
To be honest, the only major problem I had with this episode was the ending. Sure, it was kind of funny, but it's a bit unsatisfying because it showed that Jenny didn't really learn anything from the entire episode. Other than that, it's just meh.
The art definitely carried it for me
3:27 I Said Be Free :)
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When I was a kid I thought Jenny was downright mean for forcing those animatronics to leave. But with how so many people are trying to force their ideals on people these days. It’s actually a great reflection of society today.
Yes...this is true
You know what that reminds me? Reminds me of its a small world from disney
Well I still want to discuss about Jenny making amends with Melody! I only wish that it could happen in My Life as a teenage Robot! I like Melody as well as I like Jenny! Reminds me of something like the tale of the two Sisters! Even if Jenny and Melody or not really sisters but to me they're almost like sisters! I only wish that Jenny would apologize to Melody for misjudging her terribly! I'd give anything for Melody to come back to tremerton and become friends with Jenny and Brad and everyone else there!😢
@nathandaniels20 what do you mean by that?
Amazing video and MLAATR episode as always, I even have an idea for an ENTIRE MLAATR Movie called "Jennys survival gears" that at the end would change the series forever. But will sadly never happen... Can't wait for her in All-Star Brawl 2 as well!
The idea of video is really great idea. 🎉
I want to know how the plot will be
Funny enough with the raccoon and hedgehog. It was a missed opportunity for fox and hedgehog
The only wizz i can feel is how i relate to Jenny at dealing with something's annoying.
Cool 😎 that has that him that hasn't watch it a long time named "The Wonderful World of Wizzly"
Best part of that episode is when she turned her head and said be free
Yeah.
3:04
I’m gonna put some dirt in your eye
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I liked it dude, you making videos so cool
I've noticed that jenny uses a lot of smart words
times game "five nights at freddy's" old animatronics 1980's year...
This Episode made Jenny a bit crazy and reckless Robot Revolution crazy as well
Nice
My favorite episode is escape from cluster prime
That episode is a clear reference to walt Disney and even that ride is a reference of the creepy and haunted ride "its a small world", seems that even Nickelodeon maked jokes on Disney on the past, but Nickelodeon was never the competence of Disney even nowdays
Nickelodeon maked everything.
@@Theheadphonegamer well yea, but nowdays Is nothing, but at least Is not totally corrupted as Disney
@@linexphone5407 yea thanks god
Nice video.
Speaking of background design, did you know that it's an homage to the works of legendary Disney artist: Mary Blair ?
i never been to Disney World, so when someone in my class sang It's A Small World After All, i thought he butchered the lyrics for the song of this episode
we want my life as a teenage robot back
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Guys don’t be free it’s a trap
3:44 how can that be misinterpreted
Tuck is calling robots idiots without any agency over their lives directly to Jenny, a robot who doesn’t really have agency over her life
@@MyLifeasaTeenageRobotFanbase oh. No wonder she got mad at him
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Wow
So strange, ¿RIGHT?
BE FREE
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This is one of my least favorite episodes, Jenny is so out of character and in the end doesn't learn ANYTHING.
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I hate this episode jenny was absolutely Racist towards the humans for mistreating the robots and she didn't get punished for it even when her mom sees them there house
Are you so serious that she was actually racist towards people? In my opinion, this is not exactly racism, but rather her harsh attempt to teach a lesson to people, since their treatment of robots in itself is offensive from her point of view.
But yeah, I don't argue that she didn't learn anything during the entire episode.
@@irbisleopard9 well I’m never gonna watch it again I’d honestly rather watch VELMA!!
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