My Little Pony Guardians of Cheese

OK, the five year old loves it. I look at this and think "That's all it does?" The cannon has little wheels under the tank tracks, so even though the tank tracks are molded plastic, the cannon still moves easily - except on deep carpeting. The cannon locks in one chicken at a time and fires it about two feet. Well, that's more a combination of flight, bounce and slide. We saved the packaging to use as a target - you need something to shoot at, right? Usually it's other ponies. The pony has a helmet and articulating front legs, plus there's a slip on badge for the kid to wear. No pin or sharp points, but it does need a pocket, etc. to clip on. Everything is top quality with solid colors. This set looks and feels like it will last through a few kids. "Granny Smith" was clever. "Dr. Whoves" was inspired. "Cheese Sandwich?" Wow - I guess they are out of ideas for good names. Just had to say that. We babysit a few days each month, and she loves ponies. I never thought a skill I would acquire this late in life would being able to pass random tests on pony names - the last game was her lining up dozens of ponies. If I got the name wrong they were hit by a flying chicken.