Heavenly Inexplicit

I like Maud Pie. When I first saw her in that episode, I felt like I was looking into a personality mirror...

I'd rather not see her reformed. It would seem to be against her very nature... but if it does happen, then that's how it will be... and I'm fine with that.

The Hipppogriffs are "sea horses". Yes, they could indeed be called that. The genus of a real life sea horse? Hippocampus. The fact that Celestia called them that, seems to imply that she already knew of their current state. Perhaps even their past. Not much of a stretch, I would say. But Remember, the Hippogriff princess says "We were the Hippogriffs!". So they were called that even when they weren't fishy. They must have gotten that name somehow, and their default forms don't seem too "sea horse-ish" to me. I think that they must have used the pearl before. They got that name because they were known to transform into sea horsies. I'm thinking that Celestia knew of the pearl, and wanted to use it on her subjects. An extreme measure. It goes to show how much of a looming threat the Storm King was in her eyes. OR This is an update. I've just learned that Hippogriffs are a mythological creature, Greek. This means that I could be wrong about Hippocampus-Hippogriff name connection. It could have been an intentional (and clever) pun, or a coincidence. I don't want to feel like I'm absolutely correct. If you have something to add, add. If you think that I'm wrong, tell me that I'm wrong.

I don't think that they actually had much of a plan... they were probably grasping at straws, desperation. Celestia told Luna to go to them, so it must have been the solution, or at least part of it.

Wouldn't you want to immortalize the elements of harmony? (Assuming that alicorns are immortal)

Starlight's cute, but I think she's kinda dull sometimes... Because of the above, I tend to internally groan at the moment when I realize that the episode I'm watching is a Starlight episode. I don't really see it as a huge issue. I mean it's not something that's gonna ruin my day, so I don't worry about it too much.

Oh damn, my bad I didn't know that. I only saw the 1986 movie.

In FIM Tirek's voiced by Mark Acheson. In the 1984 movie he was voiced by Victor Caroli. In Transformers: The Movie, Unicron was voiced by Orson Welles. Shit now I wanna watch the old Transformers movie. I fucking loved it when I was a kid.

Dude that'd be badass! "For a time.. I considered... sparing you wretched little land of Equestria. But now, you shall witness... it's dismemberment!" Nah, he's far too evil. He's pretty much evil to the core. He's not a character who happens to be evil... he is evil.

Still, he was a viscous, ruthless motherfucker. Hahaaa.. I remember when I first saw that episode I was like "The hell? this is super outta place...".

Oh God.. Tirek? He was like the baddest of the bad out of all the MLP villains... can't wait to see how this unfolds!

Ooo! Reminds me of those old mind games! Oh the nostalgia...