Heartstrings

My favorite of the mane six is Rainbow Dash. I dunno, I've always like characters that looked adorable, but have so much attitude behind them. Just makes such a good mix. Secondary character would be Trixie. Mostly cause of her over voice and mannerisms. Something about them is just so cool to me. And background pony is Lyra. Because she's just awesome, no need to explain :b

My laptop'd probably be useless without power, but I'd bring that anyway. I guess any other electronics would just die eventually. I'd probably grab a bunch of books, maybe some paper and pencils to draw with (Then again, how would I draw without hands, heh). Honestly, I'm not a very material driven person. I'd be able to get most of what I'd need in Equetria ^^

I do like how the show uses proper English and doesn't feel the need to dumb things down for kids. When I'm forced watch the last bit of Strawberry Shortcake before MLP airs, it feels like they're talking down to kids, like they need to talk slower and simpler. MLP doesn't do that because they understand that kids arn't stupid and can understand speech normal dialogue. And even the references that kids might not get (Tartarus, Et tu, Brutus?) kids would probably just look up online. I remember when I was 5-10, if I didn't get something from I show I liked I'd look it up online.

I like Rule 63. It's kinda cool to see what all the characters would be like as opposites. I'm surprised I barely hear of Rule 63 Snip and Snail, the Sugar and Spice pun is great.

Rarity is my favorite pony. I know everyone doesn't like her, but she really is a great character. Even though she does like everything to be perfect and can be a drama queen at time, these are only went she know that doing those things won't really hurt anything. When things get to the point where she needs to act up and put those needs beside her she can, and has on many occasions (e.g. covering herself in mud to win back Sweetie Belle, not even complaining about her hair while trying to cure the Poison Joak incident, letting herself get disheveld while making dresses for her friends, etc.). She does things she enjoys and avoids things she doesn't, but doesn't let them get in the way of what's really important. This is a quality that I really love and respect. It also makes for very interesting senarios when the writers start pushing what the line in between when she should do the right thing and when she should do what she wants to do. She's the only character who is artistic. While her episodes mostly focus on the dressmaking, you see her doing many artistic things throughout the series. In 'Look Before you Sleep' she's making little ponies out of the trees for fun (which I find really cute btw). In 'It's about time' in the background you can see her picking leaves out of Applejacks mane. I doubt that Applejack would really care, but Rarity thinks it's a nice thing to do. When putting together the Mare-Do-Well costume she had fun in making it and made a really cool looking outfit. She cares about things looking nice and having everything be as nice as it can be. I'm very much like this and it makes me smile whenever I see that brought up. Her voice acting is amazing, definitly my favorite of the mane six. All the little noises she makes are hilarious and I love how raspy and unsofisticated her voice gets when she's overexcited or angry. He design is wonderful aswell (why are white ponies so cute?), her hair is the most awesome of any of them. So yeah, Rarity is my favorite and there's why. I dunno why so many people hate her

Cheerilee, definitely. Such pretty colors...

I'd have to say Big Macintosh. I like guys that don't feel the need to talk all the time. I really like being able to sit in a room with someone and enjoy their company without having to force small talk. He's also really sweet and kind too

So far we know that John De Lancie is coming back, there will be a Scootaloo Episode, a lot of the writers left and they've only ordered 13 episodes. Trixie was hinted at by Thiessen. Also, Megan McCarthy is story editor, woot!