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Yeah.  And some people have 34 reasons to take the cute thing way too far.

I get the reference and I agree "that" goes way too far.

Yes, and those people are pretty much satisfied, in fact they're one of the few crowds SEGA pays attention to.

Sega wants to bring back the glory days of the Sonic franchise which involves reviving the classic feel of the brand. Sonic Mania is a step in the right direction but they can't ignore the modern iteration even if it hasn't always been a smooth ride. The comics have kind of done the same thing. They started out goofy but then became dark and serious before moving it back towards goofy but with dark and serious tones thrown in for good measure.

Rainbow Dash: I'm going to become an accountant and work at the Ponyville Bank.

When you look at something cute, your mind tends to drift towards that and ignores everything else that has to do with any negative thoughts. Granted, some in the fandom do take the cuteness angle a little too far, but most are pretty reasonable about it.

Twilight Time is an episode that I can no longer watch due to how cringeworthy it can get with how the CMC behave all because they wanted to get on Diamond Tiara's good side. Another episode I can't watch anymore is Flutter Brutter all because of how aggravating Zephyr can be throughout the episode.

I'm going to have to say Rarity for this one. She owns three different boutiques in Ponyville, Canterlot, and Manehatten with each of them earning revenue from dresses sold to customers. Rarity gets that money--how she does remains unknown from the show's perspective--and uses it to make newer designs. That, or she has it tucked away in a nest egg somewhere.

So are the Twis. both are genious, but Human Twi felt outcast, rejected, and obviously needed friends; while pony Twi was the one who wasn't interested in making friends

I'd say Sci-Twi acted a lot like Twilight did back during the series premiere, yet she wasn't a firm believer of magic until she transformed into Midnight Sparkle unintentionally.

I have never been kicked out of a theatre for cosplay. Depending on the level of cosplay and the individual theatres I've been offered free tickets to hang out in the lobby or in front of the theatre between showings to get more people coming in. Of course, that was arranged ahead of time for opening night, but still.

That was very nice of them to do that in exchange for you cosplaying like that.

I am more worried of Bronies being loud and annoying during the movie, than of cosplay.

There is always that possibility given how some bronies behave.

Except that human Sunny was always nice and humble from the get-go . Well, since we've already seen examples of human not being 100% like their horse counterparts, it's not impossible

Filthy Rich being a pretty good example there and maybe Shining Armour.

Well, she could be a princess in the royal family of an European country (I took that idea from a fic  :-P )

That would actually make for an interesting plot twist with a twist of irony given Sunset wanted to be a princess herself.

Well, there's nothing in SHOW canon that contradicts that claim, but the canon of the comics does in a way.  During the Reflections story arc, Celestia fell in love with Mirror!Sombra, and Starswirl more played the part of a mature caretaker who had more interest in keeping Celestia from tearing apart their universe that pursuing a romantic relationship.

 

Neither canons speak of a relationship between Starswirl and Luna, though.  AFAIK, the two never interacted.

I'd say Star Swirl was more of an eccentric character who had quirky moments that Twilight unknowingly adopts although that might just be for humour purposes. Star Swirl acted as a mentor to Celestia who did what he did as a means of protecting her and ensuring that Equestria wouldn't go down a dark path. He didn't interact as much with Luna although he might have been aware that she was growing distant in the waning years before she became Nightmare Moon.

Feel it'd be very similar to Twilight's reason, only with the added hope that she could somehow control it. 

And hopefully not attribute it to anything scientific.

I ended up with this one for some reason.

http://powerlisting.wikia.com/wiki/Heresy_Empowerment

If we assume that CHS is in the equivalent of North America, then it's very possible that she lives in the equivalent of Australia or something of that sort. Could just be that the human Sunset lives too far away for the pony Sunset to encounter her. 

 

Still think it'd be more fun if she came to CHS, though. 

Since magic is leaking out from the portal, it's possible some of that magic could end up reaching human Sunset and compel her to check it out for whatever reason she had. The writers would need to make it a very good reason otherwise it wouldn't have the kind of impact fans would appreciate.

I believe she DOES exist. with many familiar faces in EG, I don't see why human Sunny wouldn't be around . And I'd like she'll be dead precisely because pony Sunny wasn't close to her family as the comic stated

If she does exist, then where do you suppose she could be, provided she's still alive?

There are some holidays and special days that I don't consider to be important, yet there are some that I honestly can't live without because of the morality behind them.

I'd actually prefer Human Sunny as missing/dead. Just think about it, her family sees pony Sunny, gets into stuff, but also we'll dig deeper into Sunny's family history without her having to return to Equestria.

So far, we don't even know if a human version of Sunset exists out there, so the idea of her being missing or dead does hold water. Also, there is a little bit of Sunset's family history that the 2014 Holiday Special brought up--I know a lot of people didn't like it but I personally did and still read it to this day--and that she wasn't very close to them. I'm going to assume that her family doesn't even know where she is nor perhaps care, but then that could just be Sunset not wanting to discuss anything.

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No wonder this community is so good. I feel like I'm a kid again despite being close to my mid-thirties--I still wish I were a kid again for personal reasons.

It looks like the eyes have it.

Where Celestia and Luna came from... their home village or what not, a good historical episode.

That goes hand-in-hand with another idea I've been thinking about. Why not showcase some more of Equestria's history, specifically, the dark aspects that have become forgotten over the past one thousand years.

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Really? Well then, I'm glad that I've been such a good conversationalist and a good friend despite our age differences. And now here is Sunset as an alicorn staring into the eyes of Nightmare Star. I'm sure everyone will know who she used to be.

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I'm sorry for distracting you from something very important. Maybe you can take the necessary time to have your marathon? I'm sure this thread won't get too crazy in the meantime.

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I did that on the days leading up to Legend of Everfree's release on Netflix a month ago. I watched the first two movies on Netflix on the Thursday and Friday and Friendship Games on DVD on the Saturday before watching Legend of Everfree for the first time.

Sunset knows all about the Magic of Friendship.

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I haven't been to my local Wal-Mart yet, but I'm going to see if I can go and pick it up sometime this weekend or next Monday by the latest. Around here, it's best to wait a few days because my Wal-Mart gets shipments a little bit late.

Looks like we've finally found out what Sunset's element is.

It was something that the writers hinted at when someone asked them about Sunset's possible Element.

Princess Luna: I am the princess of the sun!

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It's okay. You don't need to be upset. I'll just post it myself sometime next month for whatever reason I have.