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I'll throw my two cents in and go with Sugar Belle. Her relationship with Big Mac was totally rushed and out of nowhere. Even if we ignore Cheerilee and Marble (I'm not going to get into debating who was a better choice because it's beside the point), Sugar Belle is an extremely one dimensional character with zero personality, her only characteristic is being "nice", was this really the best choice for Big Mac? This doesn't even get better when they start dating. You can't make me care about a relationship that didn't even have a basis to begin with. The episodes that deal with them are extremely boring, it's like the writers knew their relationship got off to a weak start and tried to fix it with supposed development, but it just doesn't work. It's like having a poorly proportioned drawing, no matter how much you give it an amazing colouring, it will still look disproportionate, to some it might go unnoticed, but to those who know something about art it won't.

‘Daring Don’t’ - This is the episode that establishes Daring Do as being a real non-fictional character. I consider this to be a mistake, and while I don’t like any Daring Do episodes after it as a result, this one in particular draws my ire for starting the trend.

"How can I possibly finish my latest creation if I can't find it?!?" "Never fear, Rarity! As your friend I will do my best to help you f-" "Oh there it is."

Her episodes were more family oriented and so liked that a lot about her! She's a good portrayal of typical country character accents in Media.

Fluttershy allowing herself to be sold in “Trade Ya”.

The VAs prooved why they deserved to write this episode. They should've got to write more.

Pinkie Pie can manage to make even the worst of things look fun

Love it and it stands with some of my favourites from the EQG series.

Dance Magic for the catchy song.

So forgettable and boring that I forgot he even existed after the first few films. His interactions with Twilight were awkward to watch.