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Okay, so I was looked it up, and the Land Before Time series has made a total of 12 sequels (13 movies total) and a one season TV show. All of these sequels were direct to video/DVD only, and were never shown in theaters, nor were any of them involved with Don Bluth. The first sequel was in 1994, and the final sequel so far has been in 2007, a 13 year time period of sequels, which meant roughly one every year. So the general consensus is that Littlefoot is a likable enough character and all from his depiction of the first film, which is now considered an animation masterpiece and one of the last animated films of its kind before the Disney Renaissance and the later Pixar Renaissance put 'darker' animation and traditional animation out favor, respectively. He's not disliked and has one fantastic film, which is why he doesn't fit as a Disgraced. He's listed as the God of Too Many Sequels, which I'm not going to dispute (although after a little research, I've found that there are around 75 movie franchises that have had more than twelve sequels). The thought behind him being a 'Fallen' god is that he's done so many sequels that are of lesser quality than the original, people tend to think less of the franchise as a whole and this he's considered 'fallen'. When the Land Before Time was still making movies, this was invariably true: even mentioning the franchise would start a conversation bemoaning how such a great film has been dragged through the mud by commercialization. Now, apparently the franchise was pretty much the only source of reliable revenue for Universal Animation Studios, the company producing the sequels. Taking a liberal interpretation of this article I found, it was actually one of the major things keeping the studio from being closed http://animationguildblog.blogspot.com/2009/10/end-of-days.html?m=1. Knowing that these sequels, as lackluster as their reputed to be, kept an entire studio of traditional-style animators in business for 13 years in an age where traditional animation was almost absent is actually really cool. In addition, the sequels themselves are not nearly as awful as most people assume them to be. That's an opinionated statement, but it's the opinionated statement of this very wiki's own Sequelitis article when talking about the series. Now, putting those things aside, the franchise has been dead for five years. The argument I make isn't that the Land Before Time hasn't made too many sequels, but that by this point enough time has passed that it's 'okay' to enjoy the series again for what it's made, and that Littlefoot has gone from a whored-out character to more of the status quo position of a classic and still beloved childhood character. I guess that's my argument.

Never mind, didn't check the page to see the update.

Flanderization, perhaps? She's become a Jerk Sue in the past couple years.