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I don't want her to be redeemed... I kind of see her being someone Twilight just can't change, and the mane six have to come to terms with sometimes having ponies not like them. It happens in real life...and I feel the writers are competent enough to write a tale like that.

If this is about the Everfree forest...I am expecting plenty of TreeHugger. Maybe she will chain herself to a tree with Fluttershy, or something.

I wanted more Sugarcoat! :c All the Crystal Prep students seemed so..mean...I liked how they changed towards the end, but none of them really had my soft spot until the end. I think that was mainly Principal Cinch's fault...because it is obvious throughout the movie, that she can and will draw fear from other students if it means keeping herself above others; she blackmailed Twilight, and would most likely do it to other students for her own gain. She should have been fired or something at the end of the movie...but I don't think the movie even implied that she was fired. I am glad Twilight left towards the end....but all the other students still have to put up with Cinch now! They will still be hassled and blackmailed by her. At least her reputation was spat on some, and maybe she went to the school board and told them what all happened with Midnight Sparkle, and was promptly thrown in the loony bin.

3. The original I never enjoyed it all too much..and it felt more like a plot to sell toys than anything. 2. Friendship Games The only reason this one is second is because the friggin' principal. Talk about an awful antagonist..I really did not enjoy her over hammy-ness and cringeworthy song towards the end. Still, the movie focused on telling a story and being smart with it. It did not focus entirely on the humor, which I thought was awesome, and had a lot of heart...showing that Sunset is alright on her own when it comes to facing these super natural entities. Also, Acadeca is on my top ten list for best My Little Pony songs in general. 1. Rainbow Rocks Trixie sang in this one....good lord, I had a field day with that. The songs were great, the story was superb, the Sirens were funny, and had great chemistry...It showed the redemption of Sunset, whom I hated at the time for how she was in the Original film. This is my second favorite movie of 2014, only being trumped by The Lego Movie. I just couldn't see any fault in it. Oh, and Maud Pie's scene was gold.

Midnight Sparkle had a great design, but I don't think she was used to her full potential sadly. Still was a great climax, though. I thought Sunset's transformation and design were a lot cooler.

5. Lesson Zero I love this episode because of how much I relate to it; I understand Twilight's frustrations with having to quickly make and solve a friendship problem, because I have constantly procrastinated writing book reports, or something like that..and ended up having to rush through them. While My and Twilight's problems are on two different wavelengths..I could still feel some of her pain. I enjoyed seeing her in some what of vulnerable position, too; especially when Twilight was about to get in trouble with Celestia for not reporting on friendship. The comedy really shines in this episode, too. 4. magic Duel This episode established my love with Trixie Lulamoon. Trixie is just so hammy and quirky it is hard not to love her, she has such a bad attitude, with a tender side underneath all that. Fluttershy's bit was hilarious in this episode as well, with her dressed up as a spy to get out of the giant glass bowl Trixie put over the town. Also...Trixie fears wheels...so that is a thing. 3. Maud Pie With my Little Pony, you are always expecting the unexpected with each passing episode. I wasn't expecting a giant laser fight at the end of season four..I wasn't expecting Trixie to have such a fun role in Rainbow Rocks, and I wasn't expecting Maud Pie. Maud Pie is one of the best characters this show has created, because she sets herself apart from all the other ponies with her style of speaking, and creative poetry. Maud's humor is dry, and makes every situation super strange when she is apart of it. The writers really went all out with this premise too, giving Maud a pet rock named Boulder, to her eating one of Rarity's gems. Maud may seem one note, but they actually dip into her personality a bit when she saves Pinkie's life too...which is always a plus to me. 2. Make New Friends but Keep the Discord Seeing an entity like Discord become jealous over Fluttershy of all things is such an interesting look into his personality. Discord is hard-headed, filled to the brim with his ego, not afraid to embarrass himself in front of crowds for attention...oh and he gets slammed down by Maud Pie of all things. Tree Hugger, while not the most fleshed out character, was incredibly funny to watch. Her personality, much like how I said Maud's was, is different, unique, and made me want to root for her and Discord at the same time. This episode focuses mainly on the comedy it can come up with using this one simple premise, and man does it work in it's favor. The Smooze should have been around more though... 1. Rainbow Rocks Yes, I love this movie. It has a great amount of my favorite character, Trixie, and even gives her a SONG. I burst out in happiness when I heard her sing, too! Maud Pie makes an appearance, Sonata Dusk is one of the cutest things alive, and Sunset Shimmer gets her chance to show all of her good traits over her display in Equestria Girls. It is a tale of redemption, and learning to forgive others for what they did in the past might be hard, but it isn't impossible. The Sirens were my favorite part of this movie and are probably my second favorite in the villain category.

This may sound cliche...but the show effectively saved my life. I was being bullied a few years back, I had to switch schools to get it to stop. I was ashamed of that...and locked myself in my room. I lost weight...80 pounds...and became sickly and depressed. All the while, I was learning about bronies and what they were. I didn't understand them, honestly. I tried watching the show, but I wasn't convinced. Around this time, my grandmother passed away, and my friends began to move on to other things. I just felt down all the time. I was kind of like MoonDancer...actually. I won't get anymore into it, because it gets sadder..but I watched ponies more, and became addicted. xD Thank the lord I found the show and this group of people!

On a scale from one to ten, I would rate Friendship games an eight. I didn't like Principal Cinch all that much, she was way too hammy and silly...her song was the worst in the movie, and she even resorted to blackmailing poor Twilight. :c But...other than that, I loved it! I mean the whole movie gave me this sense of awe for some reason. It made me think, Sunset is facing the demon she once was head on, and realizing she is capable of doing what (pony)Twilight can do all on her own. Rainbow Rocks was Sunset learning to walk again, and Friendship Games is her taking flight. I can't wait to see where she goes from here! Also, this story seemed more serious than the others. The writers focused on telling an awesome story, and man did they! I was expecting a cameo from Sonata, Aria, and Adagio though...I was sad I didn't see them scheming in Crystal Prep or something. xD I love the Acadeca song..I have been replaying it a lot today! On my scale for the other movies...Rainbow Rocks is an 8, and the original Equestria Girls movie is a 6.