What ponies do you consider to be "star ponies", other than Twi and Celestia?

[HorsesandMOARGaloar 300]

Like Yvaine, Coriakin, and Ramandu (from Stardust and Narnia) being people who are actually stars (like the ones in the night sky), sometimes I consider some ponies to be "stars in pony bodies", such as Sunset, STARlight, Twilight, and Trixie (for their names or apperances), and Double Diamond (for him being a very cute WHITE pony -- he might be bright enough to burn stuff!).

 

May I know, which ponies do you consider to be more like "stars" than ponies, as in having some form of relation with the stars of the night sky, or actually being "fallen stars from the sky"?

 

That is, other than Celestia and her student Twilight, who are overrated choices?

Edited January 15, 2017 by HorsesandMOARGaloar

[Castle Bleck 19,354]

Luna - literally, given her space hair.

Edited December 17, 2019 by Anti-Villain

[Luminance 2,186]

Excellent allusion there. Starswirl the Bearded being a powerful wizard may have gotten influence from celestial bodies or even originating from extraterrestrial sources.

[DEAD_ACCNT 46]

I think Starlight Glimmer if you agree....

[Applejacket 185]

Applejack by instinct but Crash by Honesty

[HorsesandMOARGaloar 300]

I think Starlight Glimmer if you agree....

Be careful not let her burn you!

 

 

Applejack by instinct but Crash by Honesty

As a human, and with a gleaming dress, she may also look like an angel from Heaven.

 

[cmarston1 5,959]

Luna is pretty much the only character that I can think of that would fit these criteria.

[Strumboldt 22]

Definitely, Coco Pommel. Only being a star to be the way she is!

(>w<)

One could write a fiction about Star Ponies, the unknown race of fallen spirits who then manifested as the purest equestrians. However one day, something unexpected happens and the only way ponies have to save their celestial friends is to solve the whole mystery of the Star Ponies.

 

I feel, however, that this is similar to something that already exists...