CupcakeShed

...when you're doing a word problem for school, and you misread "Manhattan" as "Manehattan". True story.

Agreed. As much as I liked Fallout Equestria, I don't actually want to see it in the canon xD

I am serious. Fallout Equestria could work. I mean, just imagine the rest of Season 6, foreshadowing war with a distant land, paranoia building, Equestria building new weapons to combat the enemy... and then the megaspells hit, and the Mane Cast suddenly has to deal with the aftermath of multiple nuclear detonations. Glorious, isn't it?

Well if we're going to be ruining enhancing canon, we might as well do it in the most spectacular way possible: Fallout Equestria! Bring on the megaspells!

Yeah, I gotta agree with this one. I mean, I get that most people are programmed to think babies are adorable because it encourages us to be protective of our young, but apparently I missed out on that particular software patch, and judging by the mixed opinions of this thread, so did a lot of other people. Nothing wrong with that, just like there's nothing wrong with thinking babies are cute. The problem is when people try to force their opinion on others. (That applies to almost anything, not just babies, but I digress.) So, I'ma be honest here: Flurry Heart was the most terrifying thing I've seen in the show so far. I mean, not only do I find babies ugly, but then there's the fact that she ALMOST DESTROYED AN ENTIRE SOCIETY. Let me repeat that: AN INFANT ALMOST DESTROYED AN ENTIRE SOCIETY. Even if you think babies are cute, that fact alone should scare you.

I actually liked most of them, except for the one with the Flim Flam brothers. I actually never liked any of their episodes; they seem more like a strawman characature of technology and business than anything else. As somebody who both loves scientific progress and is majored in business, I find that stereotype kind of offensive XD

Even if "alicorn magic" and "dark magic" aren't the same thing, there's clearly at least some correlation between the two. I mean, Star Swirl's spell was intended to transform the user into an alicorn, but instead it switched the destinies of nearby ponies and made their lives miserable. You CAN'T tell me that spell doesn't constitute dark magic. Either Star Swirl was more incompetent than everypony in the show seems to think he was, or he was messing around with "Evil with a capital E" levels of dark magic.

If it were up to me, Chrysalis would be the leader of an alien invasion. You know, something like Invasion of the Bodysnatchers, where her changelings go around replacing students and townspeople, and the Humane Six (Seven?) have to put a stop to it. Maybe even go all-out with a 1950's B-movie vibe to the entire movie.