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She is one of my favorite ponies because of how much people can relate to her with the broken bonds of their old friends. What makes her great was how broken she was and a good way to show how Twilight can be if she never go to Ponyville to find some new friends. Plus, she's really cool with her glasses on XD

I'm walking down the lineThat divides me somewhere in my mindOn the border line of the edgeAnd where I walk alone

It all depends on how you act and feel about your life in school. Some people got lucky and stay in contact with their classmates no matter what, some don't really care about those stuff because it's all a part of growing up. So it's somewhat matters if you really want to or not depending on how close your friends are and how you want to hangout more when you have the time. In any case, it's your decision to make and how it will affect that outcome.

Either they get reformed (hopefully not), or they get trapped in the 'underworld' together. I don't think that reforming them would be a good idea since it makes the whole thing messy, especially Tirek. If he gets reformed whether because of his rage against his brother or some stupid backstory that drove him insane, I don't think it will be a good move for the show. If they do get reformed, I hope they at least make it believable for us to accept it. Though I'm just hoping we get to see another 'DBZ' like battle again in season 8.

From what I've seen, Viacom has been known for the #WTFU campaign and copyright issues on Youtube. So, it's looking pretty grim for the future of MLP so far. But on the bright side, having a sequel might not be so bad. I just hope that they don't repeat the same formula.

Starlight's redemption in season 6 was underwhelming. Which is sad.

I once wore a dress for a drama play because it was on the script. The princess became a man after being kissed by a frog. It was pretty embarrassing... Still remembered the day I got the most blush-red face in the school.

From my understanding, no. It's doing fairly well. Though it's not saying much since the movie wasn't failing when they have the toy sales and DVDs.

For me, 'The best Night ever' was the first episode I always thought about to represent the show with it's characters and slice of life, but that normally isn't everyone's cup of tea

I don't really think they were dumb down. They all have even moments to shine and important to the story without being left out (Except for Spike at the climax of Part 2. He sort of disappeared).

Well he has a good reason to be a jerk. He's prideful to clearing the mission and he never really rely on the magic of friendship until the end.

Best: The perfect pear: Definitely one of the best episodes in the entire series. It just goes to show that MLP is still wanting to take risks and pull it off nicely. The questions the fans been questioned a lot had finally been answered and the results were great. An episode people can enjoy and relate to. Parental Guidance: Funny, yet heartwarming. It goes to show that even the egotistical person can be reasonable. Dash's parents are all likable and overall nice parents. You can tell why they are perfect for each other. Dash's anger can be reasonable and Scoot's breakdown is also reasonable too. You can see both sides of the argument and how each of them differ. A Royal Problem: I never really considered it to be the best of the series, since there're parts that rub me the wrong way, but the way the episode handled it is really satisfying. Celestia's other side of her emotions are really entertaining plus some good humor into it, pretty heartwarming scene at the climax there for the sisters and Starlight being overpowered isn't such a bad idea (she's not a mary sue). Honorable mentions: Shadow play Once upon a Zeppelin Fame and misfortune Uncommon bond Worst: Secrets and Pies: Never in my life have I felt so much negative emotions in one sitting. It's trying to be Party of one but it never gets it right. The craziness of Pinkie Pie feels unnerving and sad seeing Pinkie is desperate to make Dash eat her pies. Dash's dumbness is not even balance here. Sure, she threw her Pies through donations, but throwing in the trash at the beginning just leave in to more suspicion on her end. All this wouldn't have happened if Dash could've ended it when she saw Pinkie's despair and over the top plans. Daring Done?: It's kinda boring, to be honest. Been there, done that. The villain was obvious. The only good thing I could say is the legend. That was the only interesting stuff. Hard to say anything: I don't have anything to hate, honestly. It's a guilty pleasure of mine. Though I could say the quality of it is really bad and not the best in the series. Dishonorable mentions: Triple treat To change a changeling Honest Apple

This is one of the best finales I've seen since season 4. The build-up is stratifying and the continuity is brilliant! Almost all the characters are important to the story and didn't feel like they were left out in any way. The reformation of the Pony of Shadows makes sense and a pretty tragic character in the series. Star the bearded is a prick, but he had good intentions to be a prick. If you remember the Celestia ballad scene where he didn't understand the magic of friendship and ended up being closed-minded to it. Overall, this was close to be on par with the season 4 finale if not better when you look at the story structure and the characters.

I have more of a daily life slice of life feel of this episode. And I love it! XD

It's the type of episode where I could watch time and time again when I'm feeling down. It's not amazing or over the top but it's a nice and calm episode that has a nice lesson that we can all relate in our daily lives.

I'd prefer watching Party of One again, but this episode is meh for me.