ExplosionMare

Derpy and Dr. Hooves being a thing. Those two seem to behave more like good friends around each other while Roseluck appears to be Dr. Hoove’s actual marefriend.

Now that I think about it, horses don’t eat meat so maybe the FiM pony diet is meant to be somewhat based on a horse’s diet.

Just because the ponies are vegetarian doesn’t mean the animals have to be. If they were forced to change their diet like that, it would be pretty harmful to their health. That would be worse for Fluttershy to see than seeing fish get eaten.

The Elements probably all tie into each other in some way. You can be loyal and honest, share laughter and kindness, etc. To say generosity and kindness are similar isn’t a stretch. I do agree with what most people have said so far in that kindness is typically a nonphysical gift like time or compassion, while generosity typically is a physical gift such as money or food. Who is to say kindness and generosity have to be limited to this, though? You can be kind by giving a friend a physical gift and you can be generous by giving someone your time. This thread makes me wish this sort of thing was elaborated more in the show to teach kids that qualities are not limited to one type of action. It would have also been interesting to see an episode where the Mane 6 are criticized for going “off their Elements”.

I imagine that the Element blast Luna received severely weakened her. Her old design could also be a semblance of what she looked like 1,000 years ago. Once she re-established her place as coprincess, she built up her full magical potential once again (i.e, her ability to raise the moon) and got the new shiny mane that comes with it. This unfortunately doesn’t explain why her coat got so much darker, though.

That’s a pretty interesting theory. The sandwich is sure made to look like ham but it wouldn’t surprise me if it was actually tofu.

Another game I’d like to mention is The Almost Gone. It’s for the PC and Switch but both work pretty well as far as controls go. The premise is that this girl has to go through a series of rooms, all relating to her past, in order to get to this treehouse she keeps mentioning. It’s a neat puzzle game that slowly reveals her family’s troubled past. If you like psychological games, you’ll like this one.