The eighth movie will be the end of the franchise.
By then, the show will have gone on for 16 years, and they might want to wrap things up with a movie.
- I don't see how this show would ever end. Its insane popularity rivals that of American comic books and ending it would lose a lot of money.
- Jossed. The eighth movie's trailer and other promotional materials seem to indicate that it's not a series finale; otherwise, it would probably be advertised as such.
The show will end with the wolves forming Wolf Village.
This was suggested by my dad, but I decided to share it.
In the final episode, the wolves will move away and form their own self-sustaining Wolf Village. They will all be vegetarians who won't want to eat goats anymore.
Pleasant Goat Fun Class will have a crossover with the main show.
Mr. Wolffy, Mr. Right! had a crossover with the main show as a one-off gag. Fun Class might get something similar.
The normal goats will question why their Fun Class selves are so cute and educational, and normal Wolffy will question why his Fun Class self is so kind to the goats.
There will be a War of Invention 3.
War of Invention 2, also known as Mighty Little Defenders, was pretty popular, so...
- ... Ehhhhh? The fourth season of Marching to the New Wonderland is Rescue Across Time, and it seems to pick up where both the War of Invention series and the Marching to the New Wonderland series left off...
- Confirmed!
It takes place in the same universe as Happy Heroes.
But they're on separate planets.
- Here's a piece of Pleasant Goat lore that might be of interest in regards to this WMG: the film I Love Wolffy and the season Love You Babe have scenes implying that the Green Green Grassland isn't on Planet Earth, as one would expect.
- The third movie explicitly shows the solar system...
The series is an in-universe television series.
Or some kind of recorded performance within the series, anyway. In a Joys of Seasons episode, Wolffy calls himself the "best actor in this whole cartoon", and later in Flying Island: The Sky Adventure, he's convinced he's won a "Best Actor Award"; in Meet the Pegasus, Prince Pegasus mentions he likes to watch Pleasant Goat. How this would work would be interesting, as the series would have to be live-action in-universe for this to work out. No wonder Wolffy keeps failing to eat the goats; doing so would be murder of a fellow actor that they need for future episodes.The Pleasant Goat series is very different from the series of illustrated Cantonese children's books about sheep and wolves which was banned in Hong Kong due to political insensitivity.
While the Cantonese story books are an allegory of the political situation in Hong Kong, which the Hong Kong officials felt were offensive and believed could cause sedition against the Chinese Communist Party, which the wolves in the books are based on, the Pleasant Goat series is not as politically offensive as those books were, and it's just a normal cartoon. Oh, we forgot, the series unintentionally referenced the infamous Tiananmen Square Tank Man (from the pro-democracy protests of June 1989) in one episode.- Or these illustrated Cantonese story books could be easily adapted into a fanfic of the Pleasant Goat series by a Chinese living outside of the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong.
