Stardust

She has a interesting character design for sure Personality wise she is pretty grim and kinda eerie (suits her design) She is not likeable in the likeable sense but makes sense as a villian I do like king sombra design a lot tho

I think when I read stories with certain themes like environmental or political they are good if well written, and u can tell the person writing it is passionate about it. The problem is when themes r just there oozing out and just no good writing. A lot of the time its just sort of signalling to others although the biggest problem is still bad writing. It's like for example in new dr who there is an episode about environment and they are literally talking to ur face about the theme. That's not how u tell a good story. It's show not tell. I know old who had that problem too where they were too talky but it feels just like new dr who with current seasons is so badly written, the characters feel flat and dont get enough time for development. There are literally just some points where the characters seem to be talking of nothing of consequence and the plot is just stuck there. Or endings that feel anticlimax. And ofc I don't mean theme focussed books like Philip K Dick and things of that genre. In those cases the characters may be flat but the theme is still very well developed. For example good lgbt characters are thought of in fully and with proper character to them. Often at times it feels many of them just seem to be thrown in idk, and usually not great is retconing unless its done well. Sorta not well thought out. Ofc sometimes it is just to please fans in a way im glad if they do that. They still manage to misrepresent ppl tho and there are still certain sorts of characters that ppl avoid mostly. For example a lack of butch lesbians or poly characters and when u do see poly its usually the same two women one man (not bad ofc and in the end the audience is mostly hetero mono so it makes sense to the ppl making it). I'm not saying ppl should be forced to put in diverse characters either. The main cast at least can be all white or all black or all asian whatever. But I like convincing worlds and characters and a story that was passionately crafted and had a vision. Diversity is good but diversity without the context or literally feels like ur shoving a character in there because u want to score points with a crowd is eeh. Or well it feels like that if u don't think of the writing as a whole. Mainstream media I feel is not that great with lgbt characters. Although tbh I don't find a whole lot of characters relatable generally x3 so yeaa Another thing some books don't translate well to screen I guess ;P or at least not without the right person

I liked it but I can agree it was poorly made, not sure which version u mean tho cuz there were two, both which weren't that great XD

For me yeah but she ain't my type I dun like all this planning and list writing (okay she stopped writing long lists towards the end but ya those lists really scared me yo).

Wait there are fans of the show who aren't literally 5 years old x3 ? I admit I like the characters but it is still a show pretty much aimed at ppl very very young and lacks in that respect lol Then again I see fan art online so im guessing thats from ppl older at least 12 or 13

What if the mane ponies had decided to pursue other things or couldn't have their first choice in career, or maybe just things went very different. I was bored and I thought up of some stuff. Feel free to disagree, agree, add ur own and that Pinkie Pie - large events coordinator - gossip collector - interviewer - comedian Fluttershy - animal doctor - animal whisperer - animal events AppleJack - Country shows coordinator - Animal trainer (might use methods fluttershy may not like lol) - Ranger Rainbow dash - stunt pony - athlete - a trainer - a survivalist Rarity - something to do with grooming - an artist - a interior designer - a stylist Twilight Sparkle - a fulltime mage - a researcher - a bookstore owner - a librarian - a friendship advisor