StoneCold

I picked Applejack because she feels the most real, in my opinion. She acts as a strong base for ponies to lean on, but she still makes mistakes. Applejack's not perfect, but she tries her best

A brony is a fan of the show. However, a fan of the show can still want change in the show. Chances are that, while someone may enjoy the show in general, they may enjoy certain aspects over others. This does not make them any less of a fan than any other.

It'd probably be along the lines of "Huh, turns out cats don't like breezies."

If their world is round, which would explain the several globes we've seen throughout the series, then perhaps Luna's and Celestia's power is to turn the planet on its axis. (Celestia doing so when her internal clock says it's day time, Luna when hers says night) Now, some may ssay that this interferes with timezones, to which I argue that this world doesn't have timezones. Historically, they were created by rail companies to time their trains. Since they are an artificial invention, they could simply not exist. Or it could all be propaganda. (ALL HAIL CELESTIA, BRINGER OF THE SUN!)

The Crystal Heart! I don't care it isn't an option...

My OC is a reflection of me, albeit with some differences. Appearance: Originally, Stone Cold was a unicorn from Valley Peak, a small town just south of Appleloosa. I had this idea of a pony who traveled while always wearing winter clothes, since the weather was always colder than his desert home. Of course, this changed when he was turned into a breezie. Abilities: I love telling stories, and always thought it'd be cool to add effects to stories I told, including visiuals and sound effects. As such, Stone Cold's cutie mark is about story telling magic. He likes traveling around, looking for new ways to express these stories. Personality: Since I'm pretty tall, I thought it would be funny to have my OC develop a napoleon complex after he was turned into a breezie.

By eating his vegetables and drinking lots of milk, same as anyone else. Of course, if you were to ask Gregor Mendel, it would be because both of his parents were so storming big, and their parents and their parents.

People want the show to change because a good show is dynamic. A show needs to be able to adapt as the fanbase changes, and as plotlines are used. A show that refuses to change becomes stagnant, and thus boring. That being said, death is not a requirement for this show. There's some, for lack of a better word, foolish idea that death is required in a story, especially with the notion that the show should become more serious. Death does not make a show more serious, it makes it darker. This is an important distinction. When the talk goes to this topic, i often like to point towards comic books in the 1990's. Following stories such as 'Watchmen' and 'The Dark Knight Returns', writers got the idea that stories had to be dark, when this is false. By trying to add grittiness without having the thought behind the better works, comics only got sillier and had a lower quality.

I have to admit, I used to not be a fan of cadance. Then "Three's a Crowd" aired, and we got to see another side of her. (Plus, her part in 'Play Your Part' is my favorite)