NonbinaryDuck

I still believe that Twilight Sparkle and Rarity are black. Of course since race isn't designated to them, nor they're coded according to the creator of the show, then simply they're not black, nor are they white.. Still, it's a nice headcannon! I love black girl headcannons, let alone the actual canon characters! But that's me personally, if you feel as if, if the ponies were to have race in the first place, they're all white-- go ahead. I personally disagree, I believe all of the ponies are diverse in race if they were to be human, but uh yeah! It really depends how you feel about the character as well, and some rad ideas you'd think would fit the character nicely. Like I still like to think that Rainbow Dash is a bisexual latina. c: I also love LGBTQ+ PoC headcannons. Sorry-- getting ahead of myself.. Point is: however you view the characters is how you view them-- 'nuff said.

No, my little Diamondheart doesn't. ;3; I'm thinking about "getting her" a cat named Bella, just like the one I have. Wheee

Uh, yeah just like how the title asks.. What Would Your Element of Harmony be? Will yours be loyalty like Rainbow Dash, honesty like Applejack, laughter like Pinkie Pie, Kindness like Fluttershy, Generosity like Rarity.. Or even Magic like Twilight Sparkle? You decide!

Ooh I love Fluttershy! Sign me up!

Dat Fall out Boy reference tho.

Yeah, Flash Sentry seems like he has potential of becoming a likeable character, but we just gotta find a way to make him actually enjoyable. Maybe a story of how he got drafted into becoming a Royal Guard? Maybe he has a mental illness/disorder which conflicts his life as being a Royal Guard? Idk, obviously we can't be to "dark" about it, but still at least something which sparks some magic.

In my personal opinion, believe it should stick with targeting the female audience. Why? Because the show empowers young girls so well! It shows little girls that you can be smart like Twilight, be strong like R.D. and A.J., be soft, sweet and shy like Fluttershy, outgoing party-animal like Pinkie, or even a priss like Rarity and still be an amazing, lovable woman! Now, am I saying this means the brony fandom should stop watching the show? No, of course not! The show is family based really, but it just more specifically reaches a younger female audience. That's why I love this show! It shows girls come in all shapes and sizes and it shows that they know what's best and that they can stand up for themselves! Overall, I think everyone can watch it, but the show should stick with the young female audience thing they're doing. If you have an issue with how "girly" the show is-- a show which is meant to target a female audience anyway??-- then just don't watch it, simple as that. If you have an issue with little girls having a show for themselves, you're the issue, not them.