Sweet Sweet Dreams

I can understand a bit. But I don't think Anne will meet The Planters ever again. Cause then again the music box disappeared. Some people do still come back, while others, even though you want to too sadly can't come back. But that doesn't change the impact it had on you and that person.

Indeed. I was crying harder and harder with each goodbye and especially with Anne saying goodbye to Sprig And the ten year time skip I was just like "No! Stop it! I can't handle this." Overall, I'm very happy with how it happened. And Marcy will always be my favorite!

Hillo! I just finished watching Disney Channel's Amphibia yesterday, and I totally didn't cry But I just wanna also chat to any Amphibia lovers out there on this forums!

Hmm. It does sound interesting. I for one hated the ending that the villain trio got in the finale What do you mean by destroying The Mane Six? Killing them? I took a risk with The Mane Six in my sequel fan fiction to "The Ending of the End" where The Mane Six tries to defeat Chrysalis once again after she's escaped from stone for twenty three years. But when they try to use the rainbow lazer to do that since "The Ending of the End" they instead fall to the ground as it seemed they were just about to power over the Queen. They're confused as Chrysalis is laughing in seeing that The Mane Six just now realized that they lost their connections to The Elements of Harmony by laughing at the trio getting turned to stone rather then attempting to help them after they where weakened all those years ago. But I still had them play a supporting role when introducing my new main cast showing them still passing on the good of their elements over to a new generation (Not Sunny and her friends I mean of course) But yeah, don't be afraid to do something like that. And if you are planning on killing some or all of them, it's your alternate universe after all. Just do what you feel matters to the story and characters as well.

And I'll third the Ronaldo hate train there!

Well that's technically not the same pizza I had and I was just using an image of another I really wish I could pizza that stretchy myself

Cheese pizza from Domino's

I want McNuggets right now

"Legends Never Die" is just stuck in my mind right now. Probably cause I've been listening to it when thinking of my trilogy's ending

Slim Chickens last night for dinner

Soooo, Chrysalis and Discord are villains that are in my other two installments of my trilogy as the main villain, but the middle one of it all is a new villain by the name of King Torment. He grew up in the times of the windigos rampaging back in pre Equestria and was a best friend and partner of Star Swirl the Bearded. Once Equestria came to be and two young Unicorns by the name of Celestia and Luna came into help with the problem the other Unicorns were having with the sun and moon rising, and in doing so with the new harmony between Unicorns, Pegasi and Earth Ponies alike, the magic from their praise of the two caused the two sisters to take the role of ruling Equestria by representing all three races. Torment was furious about two random special Unicorns getting the spotlight instead of himself and Star Swirl. The Bearded himself tried to explain to him that it was for the greater good. Torment rather than accept, left and came back to make everyone the same with a sword he possessed. Star Swirl tried to reason with him, but nearly let his old friend succeed in achieving his plan, so Star Swirl banished the figure and the sword was placed into a stone. Star then casted a spell on everyone to forget about his former friend. And he then believed that once someone becomes a villain, always a villain. But once Lord Tirek centuries later took his magic, the figure had been released. But he couldn't use the swords power anymore. He about a year later, runs into Chrysalis who'd just been released from stone, both her and Torment decide to team up in knowing the rage against Equestria. But there was an issue. Chrysalis had developed sorta romantic feelings for the Unicorn, then following had a new Royal Changeling like herself appear in her stomach to soon give birth to. Once the baby had arrived, Torment realized his half daughter had his special powers and said out loud that he would leave Chrysalis behind as he didn't need her anymore. Luckily, the Queen heard him say his betrayal and Chrysalis decided to take her little Changeling baby away. Once the old Unicorn saw he lost his daughter, he swore to perhaps kill Chrysalis someday as revenge. He not too long after, found a Unicorn that had great magical potential, but refused to join the King with his relationship with his parents. So the King killed his parents so he would join and the Unicorn grew up under his wing. And now his daughter is twenty one, and found the sword and her true origin. While the King's setup is complete, I'm currently struggling with what he's gonna do in between his set up and plan to take over. Please, if you have any story ideas or heck even any twists with him that I couldn't I would be very thankful to hear.

Hmm. I have a story set in G4 twenty three years after "The Ending of the End" but not cannon to "The Last Problem" It's about the daughter of Chrysalis who had escaped from stone and the daughter learned the positives about Twilight, and manages to run from Chrissy and is taken under Twilight. But the daughter feels conflicted about both sides, she saw positives to Chrysalis that no one has, but also noticed the flaws of Twilight that no one attempts to mention. So she doesn't know which side is the right one to take. And the song I can't decide on completely yet, but perhaps a very unknown song called "Good Enough" a song about well, not feeling good enough, but it shows my main character looking off onto her two mother figures on the side and looks towards herself. And it shows Twilight's friends as how they where through the show with their element of harmony behind them, but then flash into their future designs with their element of harmony cracked. And the protagonist looks off to see her best friend Flurry Heart in the spotlight while my protagonist just looks off on the side, overshadowed. All of that gives the uncertainty feeling that my protagonist goes through, which plays through the story. I may be off with this reply to this topic, so correct me if I'm off.