Calcspark

By PinkiePai

• January 2, 2013




Age: 16

Gender: Male

Species: Unicorn

Cutie Mark: His cutie mark depicts a computer processor and a microchip, showing his talent in using computers and terminals, as well as making logical decisions. Too bad there are no computers in Equestria...

Personality: A calm and silent personality. He doesn't really enjoy helping other ponies, but is honor bound to always do the right thing. It's hard to earn his trust. He is fast at solving problems and getting away from unwanted situations. His calculations are always cold blooded, without his emotions getting in the way. He is often the voice of reason in tough situations. He specially distrusts pegasi.

Backstory: Calcspark grew up in the suburbs of Manehattan. His father working as a propaganda officer downtown Manehattan, and his mother as a gardener. His brother died in a Cutie Pox epidemic when Calc was only 7.<br /><br />When he first started school he tried to fit in, but the classy uptown kids would never accept him as a friend. He got his cutie mark when he was only 11, first one in his class, but it didn't help him fit in. <br /><br />In fact, since at that time nopony knew what a computer was, his classmates would always tease him for having a useless cutie mark. Having an abnormal highlight in his mane didn't help either. A group of pegasi would often bully him after school, they would even follow him to his house before leaving him alone. His brother always used to tell him he should always do the right thing, no matter what the outcome. Thus he would always help anypony else being bullied, but even after helping them, they would push him away. This went on for over 4 years.<br /><br />At age 16, young ponies leave school and go out into the world to find a place to settle down. After years of torture, Calc's heart grew cold, but righteous. His parent never had time for him, and he kept growing less and less attached to them each day. <br /><br />He decided to take all his personal belongings, sneak out of his house at night and run away to Appleloosa. He was lucky to get a job in a bakery, cleaning the place for a miserable pay, but it was better than going back. After months of living in Appleloosa, his parents never came looking for him. They still didn't have time for him.