History Awesome / TheMysteriousMrEnter

* In his review of ''[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS7E14FameAndMisfortune Fame and Misfortune]]'', he manages to completely tear down the AccidentalAesop that flaws make the ponies special by calling out his old habits, [[CharacterDevelopment showing how much he'd grown since his explosive days]], and also noting that if he held onto those he would have stagnated entirely. He also calls out the Mane Six for this mentality by saying that, since the episode treats them like "real ponies", then these "real ponies" not only knowing of their flaws but outright being proud of them [[UnintentionallyUnsympathetic ends up painting them in a bad light]], and that if a character holds onto their flaws it results in a terrible case of AesopAmnesia. That's not even getting into how it calls out its TakeThatAudience nature, unfavorably comparing it to an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'' and stating that an educational show like ''[[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Friendship is Magic]]'' teaching such a moral actually ''would'' be damaging if taken seriously.

** The first such video, episode 137 (concerning ''WesternAnimation/{{Wayside}}''), covers the series as a whole (as opposed to one episode, like ''Mrs. Gorf'') and how it fails as an adaptation.

* His review of "Brian's a Bad Father":
** The review has him show utter contempt for ''Family Guy'' after a segment where Peter asks Lois the best way to commit suicide with a knife. Citing an earlier clip about how ''Family Guy'' knows their audience is teenagers, Mr. Enter finds it atrocious that the show would bring it up, knowing that teens are at risk for suicide and self-harm, ending with an ArmorPiercingQuestion.

* In his "Top 10 Worst Cartoons of the 90's" list, his #1 pick, WesternAnimation/TheWackyWorldOfTexAvery, is guilty of [[InNameOnly mooching off of a dead man's legacy]]. And not just any dead man either: Creator/TexAvery, one of the forefathers of cartoons and the creator of Daffy Duck, Droopy, and the more iconic characterizations of Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig, as well as the creation of several classic cartoons and cartoon tropes, was the one being used to make a quick buck. Mr. Enter does not hesitate to call out this cartoon for what it tried and failed to do, calling out its slower animation style, lack of Tex's tropes, and none of his iconic characters.
* In his "Top 10 Worst Cartoon of the 2000's", he shows clear contempt for ''Creator/FourKidsEntertainment'' and their questionable dubbing practices when they were handling anime in the west, particularly ''Manga/OnePiece''. This statement below sums up everything wrong with their practices.

* In his review to [[WesternAnimation/{{Fillmore}} Test of the Tested]], Mr. Enter calls out Standardized tests for psychologically demanding a lot of students amongst other things, tempering it in two ways. Firstly, while he agrees that standardized testing is wrong, he does (briefly) mention that there are pros to the practice. Combined with focusing a lot on how it's implemented badly, this makes him come off as a lot more accommodating and glad to see it fixed than it could be. Secondly, he drives home something else: that using illegal or destructive means to defeat something (such as doxxing or DDOS attacks) will just taint the protestor's side and drive people off. Combined, they say "I hate this, but if you've got a reason, I'm good."
* From his review of ''Legends of Chamberlain Heights'':
** Calling out Comedy Central and other networks for giving shows a second season before their first season even premieres, with the series in question being one such example. This even applies to shows he likes, such as ''WesternAnimation/StarVsTheForcesOfEvil'', citing that the show, while one of his favorites of the decade, started off SoOkayItsAverage and could have easily stayed that way.
** Pointing out that if Comedy Central keeps trying, and failing, to copy ''South Park'' as fervently as they are with ''Chamberlain Heights'', one day their business practices will end up ruining the company.
* His avatar introduced in his review of the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyTales'' episode, "Shop Talk", not only befits his username but just looks so freakin' cool. It was drawn by someone known as "Animated Being", according to the [=YouTube=] description.

* In his review of [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Homer Badman]], he tears apart both [[ConvictedByPublicOpinion the media and people who convict others before there's even a trial]].

--->'''Mr. Enter''': You know, of all the things that are dated in this movie, it's not the humor or the characters or the animation that's aged the most--it's probably the plot. After watching WesternAnimation/BojackHorseman, I can ''never'' watch one of these 'I wanna be famous' pity party plots the same way ever again. Because what people in this movie don't seem to realize is that: being famous is not an end goal. People who become famous don't ''try'' to get famous. They do things like write, or make movies, or make people laugh and they connect with a massive audience. I mean, if you're famous for just being famous, then you're probably the joke of all society. Fame and being a somebody is just something that comes with it, and if you think you can get famous by doing absolutely nothing, you're an idiot on multiple levels. I mean, people who are famous for being famous--they aren't exactly very successful people. They're the jokes of society. They end up in tabloids all the time. After this movie came out, we've been getting more and more stories of people who've had their stars burn out. They've lost relevance; their lives have been turned to hell. They've had to turn to drugs or this or that destructive behavior.

* Mr. Enter eviscerating the AnimationAgeGhetto in his "[[WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo The Return of Slade]]" review, pointing out that children's shows that have {{Periphery Demographic}}s does not equal to taking away entertainment from children and that children can still enjoy them:

* In his review of the Drawn Together movie, Mr. Enter pulls off quite possibly his best burn on Creator/SethMacFarlane.

* Similarly with the above, him tackling ''Peter-assment'' and pretty much debunking many harmful stereotypes and beliefs associated with gender, especially the AllMenArePerverts and the DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale tropes:

* "Screams of Silence: The Story of Brenda Q"

--->I, John Enter, in my "Pet Sitter Pat" review, revealed Casey Alexander's Twitter feed and, among other things, called him an idiot. My reasoning at the time was that he showed no regret for writing some of the most infamous episodes of the show, and in a way, seemed kind of proud of it. This was out of line. Some people have been threatening him. I also made a premature judgement on ''Uncle Grandpa'', which if anything, shows that Casey is improving from his ''Spongebob'' days. This is wrong of me, and I deeply apologize.

* "[[Recap/CodenameKidsNextDoorS3E1OperationFUTURE Operation F.U.T.U.R.E]]", which he claims is one of the few times that he thinks the GirlsVsBoys plotline works.

* "[[Recap/CodenameKidsNextDoorS3E1OperationFUTURE Operation F.U.T.U.R.E]]", which he claims is one of the few times that he thinks the BoysVsGirls plotline works.

* Mr. Enter considers "[[WesternAnimation/GravityFalls Land Before Swine]]" to be ''mandatory viewing'' for future cartoon writers/animators considering how at first, he ''hated'' it... but it took the cliches he despises that were on display and played with them to make them work.
* "[[WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor Operation F.U.T.U.R.E]]", which he claims is one of the few times that he thinks the Boys vs Girls plotline works.
* Mr. Enter addressing – and chewing out – the AnimationAgeGhetto in his "[[WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants Demolition Doofus]]" review:
-->'''Mr. Enter''': Why am I taking ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'' so seriously? I mean, it's just a kid's show! Maybe for one I'm taking it seriously ''[[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids because]]'' it's a fucking kid's show! I wouldn't want them to watch something like this, or "[[NauseaFuel/SpongebobSquarepants The Splinter]]", or "[[NightmareFuel/SpongebobSquarepants A Pal for Gary]]", or "[[DudeNotFunny One Coarse Meal]]", or any of [[SadistShow the sick, twisted plots that come out of this show]], would ''you''!?

-->'''Mr. Enter''': So that was my new favorite episode. No, that is not why I was so anal and defensive of this 2-parter. Look, I don't care if you're going after "Pinkie Pride" or "Putting Your Hoof Down". If you can't go deeply enough into an episode to organize your thoughts, then you shouldn't be talking about it at all. Nitpicking is not funny, or cathartic, or cute, or whatever; it's annoying and tedious. Lately, the brony analysis community has gotten a bad reputation for being overly negative or nit-picky, and it's not entirely unearned. The pleasure of enjoying something far surpasses the pleasure of critiquing it. That is the philosophy that I build myself on. Do you think that I like giving any episode a failing grade? No, I'd love to enjoy "Power Ponies" or "Boast Busters".\\

* The last 3-4 minutes in his "Twilight's Kingdom" review [[note]]Wherein he declares the episode to be utterly flawless and the best of the series. In fact, the closest thing to a criticism he could even muster was the choreography to "You'll Play Your Part", and even then he found it better than that of "B.B.B.F.F.", specifically citing [[{{Narm}} the floating heads]].[[/note]] where he goes after several other members of the community for giving the WebVideo/MLPAnalysis such a bad reputation by being overly negative/nitpicky.[[labelnote:†]] Judging by many specifics of the long quote below, Mr. Enter is primarily going after Digibrony, who had posted an extremely negative rambling review of "Twilight's Kingdom" (within 24 hours of the episode's airing) wherein he dismissed the Twilight/Tirek fight scene as "filler", declared the song "You'll Play Your Part" as the single worst song of the entire series (which Mr. Enter, on the other hand, believes to be one of the best in the series), and lobbed numerous other complaints at the episode with very little justification.[[/labelnote]]

** He strikes again in his "Poop Doggy Dogg" review. The episode is so [[NauseaFuel repulsive]] that he's about to quit partway through, only for the Crazy Old Man to show up and give him a pep talk to encourage him to finish.

* In his "Hearts and Hooves Day" review, admitting that as much as he despises the episode for its [[SickeninglySweethearts mopey-dopey love talk]], that's merely his issue and the episode is still a solid one (and being [[Funny/TheMysteriousMrEnter downright hilarious]] about it). It shows a lot of personal integrity lost on many other reviewers.
* He cements his credibility as a reviewer by carefully analyzing and giving very sound, logical defenses to "Magical Mystery Cure" and "Daring Don't", two of the most [[BrokenBase divisive]] episodes of ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''. This Website/YouTube comment on the former proves it:

** His re-review of ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerPuffGirls2016'' in the video was him basically calling out the show on ''every single one of its flaws,'' from the pedophilic implications to its stance against feminism, as well as the characters being [[{{Flanderization}} flanderized]] to a ridiculous degree. For those who don't like this show, it's can be ''[[CatharsisFactor unbelievably]]'' [[CatharsisFactor satisfying]] to see him give this show the thrashing it deserves.

--->'''Mr. Enter''': You know, of all the things that are dated in this movie, it's not the humor or the characters or the animation that's aged the most--it's probably the plot. After watching WesternAnimation/BojackHorseman, I can ''never'' watch one of these 'I wanna be famous' pity party plots the same way ever again. Because what people in this movie don't seem to realize is that: being famous is not an end goal. People who become famous don't ''try'' to get famous. They do things like write, or make movies, or make people laugh and they connect with a massive audience. I mean, if you're famous for just being famous, then you're probably the joke of all society. Fame and being a somebody is just something that comes with it, and if you think you can get famous by doing absolutely nothing, you're an idiot on multiple levels. I mean, people who are famous for being famous--they aren't exactly very successful people. They're the jokes of society. They end up in tabloids all the time. After this movie came out, we've been getting more and more stories of people [[RealityEnsues who've had their stars burn out.]] They've lost relevance; their lives have been turned to hell. They've had to turn to drugs or this or that destructive behavior.

** In what doubles as a Heartwarming Moment, Mr. Enter admits feeling horribly for fans of the show who say they relate to Rick. His interpretation of this is that you would have to really hate yourself to relate to such a character so far past the MoralEventHorizon. He wishes these fans well in response, reassuringly stating that "You are better than Rick Sanchez."[[note]] Though considering that he criticized the fans who think of themselves as being smart just because they watch the show, it's possible he was implying that those people suffer from an InferioritySuperiorityComplex.[[/note]]

'''Mr. Enter''': [[{{Squick}} Because it's disgusting AS FUCK!]] People like to laugh, think, and even be scared, but no one, anywhere, likes to be disgusted. The point of the emotion of disgust is keep us away from things. Don't have a point and be as raunchy as fuck, you'll be hated, despised, and yes, '''''[[DeaderThanDead deserve to be ERASED]]!''''' Or instead of preaching what you clearly hate, you could spend this time trying to be funny! And like I said, being funny ''is a point to existing!'' And by the way, personally, I've not been kind to things that literally have no points, even if they're not raunchy as fuck. Everything about this movie, every single piece of it, has been a much better argument that I can possibly conceive to why this logic doesn't work! It defeats itself. Why should you have a point? Because ''THIS MOVIE IS FUCKING TERRIBLE'' and it doesn't have a point! Why should you have a point? Because when you don't have a point you go around ''[[GrossoutShow disgusting people]]'' and ''[[DarknessInducedAudienceApathy BORING PEOPLE]]''! When shows [[RatedMForMoney exist just to shock]], [[AudienceAlienatingPremise they always turn out terrible]]. ''Always!'' There are rules to comedy and if you fail at reaching them, then your comedy will fail!

* Enter reinstating his [=YouTube=] account back after they shut it down for too many copyright infringements. Read [[http://mrenter.deviantart.com/journal/Climbing-Up-from-the-Copyright-Abyss-510075654 for yourself]]. That journal entry even made the front page of Deviantart!
* [[http://toongrrl.deviantart.com/art/My-thoughts-on-Autism-Speaks-531510872 He eviscerates an infamous ad by Autism Speaks point by point]], noting that the organization is merely trying to spread a phobia and indifference to disabled individuals and notes (with a source) of how many disabled people were killed or maimed by their caretakers and parents due to it being "too much pressure".

* [[http://mrenter.deviantart.com/journal/Toy-Based-Cartoons-An-Analysis-538901519 Mr. Enter calling out]] Creator/CartoonNetwork over their decisions [[ScrewedByTheNetwork to cancel]] [[WesternAnimation/YoungJustice several of]] [[WesternAnimation/SymBionicTitan their]] [[WesternAnimation/GreenLanternTheAnimatedSeries good shows]] and replace them with [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo inferior shows]] because they weren't MerchandiseDriven enough and/or appealed to the demographic(s) the executives didn't want the shows to be aimed at. Also, because they're trying to compete with Creator/{{Hasbro}} even though Cartoon Network isn't a toy company, as well as addressing – and chewing out – the GirlShowGhetto by pointing out that the network doesn't want shows with female protagonists because, in their eyes, boys don't buy those toys, and they don't want to sell to girls, and finally telling them that there's other ways to make a show profitable without being MerchandiseDriven or PanderingToTheBase.

* His avatar in the review of the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyTales'' episode, "Shop Talk", not only befits his username but just looks so freakin' cool. It was drawn by someone known as "Animated Being", according to the [=YouTube=] description.
* [[http://mrenter.deviantart.com/journal/Ghostwriter-644209599 His response to an Amazon reviewer]] who accused him of having his novel ghostwritten.

* This Deviantart post [[https://mrenter.deviantart.com/journal/So-let-s-talk-about-ChangetheChannel-740094361 on #ChangetheChannel.]]

** Calling out Creator/ButchHartman for his less-than-altruistic ways in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0k-u7L2NCs this video]].

--> '''Crazy Old Man''': [[WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack Do you give up? Will you abandon their hope? Do you not feel their desperation? Will evil forever rule the world? Have you forgotten?!]]\\

** The most important detail is that [[CompleteMonster Rick is virtually irredeemable as a person]]. The show only works when [[WillingSuspensionofDisbelief you personally detach yourself]] from the entire main cast and [[BellisariosMaxim avoid thinking about the implications of their actions]]; you can't expect him to ever care at all about other people when you consider the events of episodes like [[Recap/RickandMortyS1E6RickPotionNumber9 Rick Potion #9]] (where Rick and Morty leave their original universe for dead and start a new life in a timeline where their counterparts die) or [[Recap/RickandMortyS2E6TheRicksMustBeCrazy The Ricks Must Be Crazy]] (which explores the universe enslaved in the engine of Rick's car).

* His review of the ''WesternAnimation/DrawnTogether'' ''Movie'' as a whole is one CMOA, but specific mention goes to his absolute ''explosion'' towards the end of the review chewing down on the film for not having a point, and comparing the lack of having a point to having a lack of a reason to exist, as well as eviscerating the AllAdultAnimationIsSouthPark and RatedMForMoney mentalities.

'''Mr. Enter''': [[{{Squick}} Because it's disgusting AS FUCK!]] People like to laugh, think, and even be scared, but no one, anywhere, likes to be disgusted. The point of the emotion of disgust is keep us away from things. Don't have a point and be as raunchy as fuck, you'll be hated, despised, and yes, '''''[[DeaderThanDead deserve to be ERASED]]!''''' Or instead of preaching what you clearly hate, you could spend this time trying to be funny! And like I said, being funny ''is a point to existing!'' And by the way, personally, I've not been kind to things that literally have no points, even if they're not raunchy as fuck. Everything about this movie, every single piece of it, has been a much better argument that I can possibly conceive to why this logic doesn't work! It defeats itself. Why should you have a point? Because ''THIS MOVIE IS FUCKING TERRIBLE'' and it doesn't have a point! Why should you have a point? Because when you don't have a point you go around ''[[GrossoutShow disgusting people]]'' and ''[[DarknessInducedAudienceApathy BORING PEOPLE]]''! [[AllAdultAnimationIsSouthPark When shows]] [[RatedMForMoney exist just to shock]], [[AudienceAlienatingPremise they always turn out terrible]]. ''Always!'' There are rules to comedy and if you fail at reaching them, then your comedy will fail!

*** And lastly, [[AllAdultAnimationIsSouthPark the sheer]] ''[[AllAdultAnimationIsSouthPark influence]]'' [[AllAdultAnimationIsSouthPark this show has]], citing that anything that's inspired by Family Guy at all is absolutely worthless.

** In what doubles as a Heartwarming Moment, Mr. Enter admits feeling horribly for fans of the show who say they relate to Rick. His interpretation of this is that you would have to really hate yourself to relate to such a character so far past the MoralEventHorizon. He wishes these fans well in response, reassuringly stating that "You are better than Rick Sanchez."
*** Though considering he criticized the fans who think of themselves as very smart because they watch it, this might've been more or less ironic. It's possible he was implying that those people suffer from an InferioritySuperiorityComplex. Still a badass moment though.