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I think it's a false impression Twilight got, not actually Fluttershy committing severe violence against the bear. (if I remember it correctly, his name was Harry.)

Twilight visits the Crystal empire after a while, and finds out Flurry Heart grew up to be a problem child. Twilight finds out that it's because of Flurry Heart is the heir to the throne and she doesn't want to be a princess.

What do you think the worst moments ever of the Mane Six are? (individually or together) Pinkie's inconsiderate Yovidaphone incidents comes off the top of my head, also at Horse Play when she completely counts how many times she irritated Applejack. (it ain't severe than other cases, but that she's completely aware of the situation makes it worse.) Fluttershy - Putting your hoof down as it's supposed to be. I actually like this episode. Fluttershy at Fake it Til You Make it left a worse taste in my mouth after all. Applejack - when she left Ponyville without saying why, and broke a Pinkie Promise by 'not lying'. Rainbow Dash - when she put a brick inside Mr. Cake's sandwich. Mane Six - when they faked Rainbow Dash with Mysterious Mare Do Well, and couldn't even wipe out the grin of their faces in front of RD. What do you think?

Twilight sparkle gets tired of royal ceremonies and attendances after a while she became the ruler of Equestria. She tries to meet her friends casually and personally, but they always prepare ceremonies as for the princess. Twilight transforms herself to some other pony and sneaks outside at night, has a fabulous time enjoying her double life (and eats lots of hayburgers). She approaches her friends and becomes friends with them, but misses a chance to reveal who she really is. Few days passed like that, Twilight hears her friends talking about the pressure they feel when Twilight visits them. Twilight turns into herself and argues them telling she feels left out, they feel betrayed because Twilight was faking them. Twilight turns back to that other pony to be alone by herself and runs away. Soon, there is a Parasprite swarm attack, Twilight tries to calm them, but realizes she's only able to handle the situation as her royal self. Later on at night, Twilight rescues the Mane Six from their bad dreams, understands better how they feel, all the Mane Six makes up with her. Twilight still meets her friends casually somewhere outside, but they get used to hanging around with a celebrity (except for Pinkie because she was comfortable like that all along.)

I'd say it ain't like that, but they are clearly inspired by certain cultures in real places on earth, especially Yaks and Zebra(s).

Either in limbo and never be found and be unconscious and not interacting with anybody else or death. Reviving them was an exciting idea, but didn't live uo to the hype eventually.

Either them remaining or not, they should have made more significant impact. Their presence is ANOTHER alliance that Twilight has, and whenever a big villain shows up, they can't just not show up. Writers had to think about what Discord, Celestia, Luna, Canence, Starlight etc. would do in the premiere/finale, and the pillars adds up to that. Considering how the pillars were completely uselessly wasted in S9 finale, I think they shouldn't have had to be in a position of being impossible to ignore world ending scenarios, which is dying or being in limbo with the Pony of Shadows.

If they had to die at the season 7 finale, of course they had to die in an epic impactful way that concludes the buildup. If they were going to live and stay, they should have had some presence that ifluences the season premiers and finales, or make some good enough episodes. And I'd say they weren't a critical part of the finale of season 8 and 9.

I'd say it was pretty weak, weaker than Mistmane's story told by Rarity.

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Because time is limited and using them for building up the characters that goes evenvtually nowhere is a waste. Same as the student six. Thorax went somewhere, Ember got somewhere. They made good episodes and their existence and the time the show spent introducing them was justified by the episodes. The pillars were introduced as some big figures that could be helpful for big situations. They were the overarching story of season 7. Their individual episides were kinda weak and like how I said, season 9 finale showed them being completely useless.

I think it's not that much far from anyone else's retirement plan.

Fimfiction says that they don't allow screenplay formats but only novels. I'm interested in writing MLP fanfics that could possibly be an actual 20 minute TV show script format. (and also reading them from others) Is there an online community for that?

They did a good job at doing that in early seasons with the Mane Six though. They should have had a better considerations for the characters within the context of the story. The TV show is also a ptoduct and the characters sells if the story around them sells. The pillars were pretty big and expensive toys they put in the box. It's a shame that they only take up space.

Either they should have stayed and make some prominent and relevant episodes during season 8-9, or they should have sacrificed themselves to save Equestria once again in season 7 finale and give the Mane Six a lifelong lesson in the short time they have together. Hasbro should have made up their mind and decided what to do with the characters more decisively instead of letting them die out and being pushed aside eventually.

Did anyone felt that the battle between the Pillars and Tirek was kinda pathetic and ironocally laughable? I don't want to be too harsh on the show, but it was very underwhelming and spoiled the serious tone of the finale. The directing was somewhat off. Probably the biggest flaw of the finale next to Discord's reasoning on impersonsting Grogar. Come to think of this, the pillars were represented underwhelmingly in the whole show in general. What do you think of all this?

The movements and facial expressions are way more advanced compared to the first EQG movie, I think It's the best of all EQG series and It's the most notable thing in this special. If this was the first EQG, not that much people would have hated it. I also noticed that their eyebrow colors match their hair colors, and not plain black anymore. The characters feels more like living breathing people in the world becausr they seek fun, they feel furstration and they bond together casually. The runtime has a good balance between being too short to complete a meaningful story arc and being too long for a slice of life episode. They were heartfelt specials and captures the essence of what I like about the EQG shorts and what makes EQG special for me. I think this is a gold standard for both EQG shorts and specials, and I could only wish that they will make more like these. ps. Can someone tell me what exact fruits and vegetables the characters were wearing at the end?

Grey doesn't sell, people.

I thought even Derpy has an evil form.

It's easy. The Beginning of the End, School Raze, School Daze. Princess Twilight Sparkle comes next. Then there's Shadow Play, The Crystaling, The Crystal Empire.

Make your own 26 (or less or more) Season 10 episodes synopsis as if it would happen. It would be fun if the basic concept of the season is also included. I'd like to post my version, but I haven't thought it through yet. I'll include it when I'm finished and have time and energy to do so. How would you make your season 10 synopsis?

I think she got disqualified from the contest, and judging by how celebrities and gossips work in Canterlot, she might have never returned to the fashion business since. I'd say she deserve it.

Including the standalone season 7 premiere episode might not seem that fair, but putting in the very first episode is cheating to me. It is THE premiere of all premieres. If it didn't have got my attention, I wouldn't even watched the rest of the series. Even it's technically not the best episode ever, but it is one of the most special episode to me. Besides, it is actually a good episode indeed.

@Kiryu-Chan @TBD Dayuum. Those were really detailed explanations. What are you guys, nerds? Just kidding, thanks a lot. I appreciate it. Way more informative and helpful than I expected. Now I have something to look forward about FiM after the show's end.

Pretty much the title says it. Will there be a human character without their pony version or a pony without their human version? Also, what is the human world of EQG is called? Earth???