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** This is, of course, assuming Equestria even ''has'' the same months we do.
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** A male pony with a spikey hairstyle similar to that of {{David Tennent}} and an hourglass cutie mark has been christened [[{{Doctor Who}} Doctor Whoof]] by fans. {{Word of God}} says his look is a coincidence.
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** A male pony with a spikey hairstyle similar to that of {{David Tennent}} Tennant}} and an hourglass cutie mark has been christened [[{{Doctor Who}} Doctor Whoof]] by fans. {{Word of God}} says his look is a coincidence.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: [[FanNickname "Derpy Hooves"]], a wall-eyed background character has attracted a huge number of fans despite having no part or relevance in the plot to date.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: [[FanNickname "Derpy Hooves"]], a wall-eyed background character has attracted a huge number of fans despite having no part or relevance in the plot to date. Not bad considering her googly eyes were just a random joke thrown in by one of the animators.
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** A male pony with a spikey hairstyle similar to that of {{David Tennent}} and an hourglass cutie mark has been christened [[{{Doctor Who}} Doctor Whoof]] by fans. {{Word of God}} says his look is a coincidence.
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** A subversion, since these always happen at the ''end'' of an episode.
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** To be fair, she COULD have saved the day in time if her friends had listened to her and helped her gather instruments instead of ignoring her.
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*** One of the favorite gags of the writers is to have something ruin Rarity's carefully maintained look. Her beauty is always restored in the next scene, however.
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** Inverted in a larger sense in that while Twilight is typically the sanest cast member, she does not go around complaining about the quirks of the others. Instead, she tries to fit in.
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** Pinkie Pie knows you're there. And she's happy to see you!
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** Pinkie Pie [[{{fourth wall observer}} knows you're there. there.]] And she's happy to see you!
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** Pinkie Pie knows you're there. And she's happy to see you!
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The show is also notable for being helmed by {{Lauren Faust}}, wife of {{Powerpuff Girls}} and {{Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends}} creator Craig McCracken, and a highly accomplished animator in her own right. Faust is on record as saying that most cartoons for girls are brainless, sickly-sweet pandering trash, and this series is her attempt to rescue the genre from that by presenting a strong and diverse cast of female characters who aren't pre-occupied with fashion and boys. Her goal is to create an intelligent show for girls, that boys and grown-ups can watch without wanting to shoot themselves. So far, she seems to be doing an admirable job.
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The show is also notable for being helmed by {{Lauren Faust}}, wife of {{Powerpuff Girls}} and {{Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends}} creator Craig McCracken, and a highly accomplished animator in her own right. Faust is on record as saying that most cartoons for girls are brainless, sickly-sweet pandering trash, and this series trash. MLP is her attempt to rescue the genre from that by presenting a clever show with a strong and diverse cast of female characters who aren't pre-occupied with fashion and boys. Her goal is to create an intelligent show for girls, that boys and grown-ups can watch without wanting to shoot themselves. So far, she seems to be doing an admirable job.
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The show is also notable for being helmed by Lauren Faust, {{Lauren Faust}}, wife of {{Powerpuff Girls}} and {{Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends}} creator Craig McCracken, and a highly accomplished animator in her own right. Faust is on record as saying that most cartoons for girls are brainless, sickly-sweet pandering trash, and this series is her attempt to rescue the genre from that by presenting a strong and diverse cast of female characters who aren't pre-occupied with fashion and boys. Her goal is to create an intelligent show for girls, that boys and grown-ups can watch without wanting to shoot themselves. So far, she seems to be doing an admirable job.
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The show starts with a two-parter, in which main character Twilight Sparkle, an anti-social bookworm pony who must come out of her shell and bond with five other ponies so they can use {{the power of friendship}} to overcome a [[{{prophecies are always right}} prophecy of doom.]] After saving the world with the [[TitleDrop power of friendship]], the show is slowed to a [[SliceofLife Slice-of-Life]] adventure, where Twilight relays daily reports to her mentor on how friendship helps her and her friends.
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The show starts with a two-parter, in which main character Twilight Sparkle, an anti-social bookworm pony who must come out of her shell and bond with five other ponies so they can use {{the power of friendship}} to overcome a [[{{prophecies are always right}} prophecy of doom.]] After saving the world with the [[TitleDrop power of friendship]], the show is slowed to a [[SliceofLife Slice-of-Life]] adventure, more episodic adventure-of-the-week format, where Twilight relays daily reports to her mentor on how friendship helps her and her friends.
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The show is also notable for being helmed by Lauren Faust, wife of {{Powerpuff Girls}} and {{Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends}} creator Craig McCracken, and a highly accomplished animator in her own right. Faust is on record as saying that most cartoons for girls are brainless, sickly-sweet pandering trash, and this series is her attempt to rescue the genre from that by presenting a strong and diverse cast of female characters who aren't pre-occupied with fashion and boys. Her goal is to create an intelligent show for girls, that boys and grown-ups can watch without wanting to shoot themselves. So far, she seems to be doing an admirable job.
The show is also notable for being helmed by Lauren Faust, wife of {{Powerpuff Girls}} and {{Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends}} creator Craig McCracken, and a highly accomplished animator in her own right. Faust is on record as saying that most cartoons for girls are brainless, sickly-sweet pandering trash, and this series is her attempt to rescue the genre from that by presenting a strong and diverse cast of female characters who aren't pre-occupied with fashion and boys. Her goal is to create an intelligent show for girls, that boys and grown-ups can watch without wanting to shoot themselves. So far, she seems to be doing an admirable job.
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*** Speaking of rear shots, this is probably the first incarnation of ponies where their back legs are close together all the way up to the tail, forming some sort of hindquarters - not an actual crap, but considering how animators seem to be afraid of showing animal butts on children's cartoons, it's surprising they didn't go for standard "big stump on the back with legs growing from either side".
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Nothing says the hot sauce was crazy hot.
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* BlazingInfernoHellfireSauce: Twilight Sparkle suffered this after accidentally drinking some hot sauce. ''Even her tail and mane were on fire.''
** Gilda suffers this too during her HumiliationConga, this time Pinkie Pie used the fire to roast some mashmallows.
** Gilda suffers this too during her HumiliationConga, this time Pinkie Pie used the fire to roast some mashmallows.
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* FireBreathingDiner: Twilight Sparkle suffered this after accidentally drinking some hot sauce. ''Even her tail and mane were on fire.''
** Gilda suffers this, too, during her HumiliationConga. Pinkie Pie used the fire to roast some mashmallows.
** Gilda suffers this, too, during her HumiliationConga. Pinkie Pie used the fire to roast some mashmallows.
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''Teamwork is one of the values of friendship, especially when it comes to gathering these tropes...''
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''Teamwork is one of the finest values of friendship, especially when it comes to gathering these tropes...''
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''Teamwork is one of the values of friendship, especially when it comes to gathering these tropes...''
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* FaceHeelTurn: Princess Luna turning into Nightmare Moon. [[spoiler: [[IGotBetter She gets better.]]]]
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* TheWoobie: Spike seems to be the show's designated Woobie. [[spoiler: Nightmare Moon/Princess Luna happened to be this all along.]]
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** In case of [[spoiler: Nightmare Moon]], it could even be [[spoiler: WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds]].
** In case of [[spoiler: Nightmare Moon]], it could even be [[spoiler: WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds]].
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** Pinkie Pie's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tiynTPuUUM 'No fear' song]].
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all of this is wrong and this trope doesn\'t apply.
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* DarkIsNotEvil: [[spoiler: It turns out that Nightmare Moon is really just a jealous little sister (with God-tier powers) who only wanted some love and recognition for her duties. Celestia [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming understands this and forgives her, and they agree to rule Equestria together]].]]
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** However, everything she does is ruining what other created and doesn't do a 'better version' of what they did. Nobody [[IdiotBall mentions this though.]]
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* ThePowerOfRock: Parasprites can only be controlled with oompah music.
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* {{Squick}}: One pony at the party in "Call of the Cutie" drinking straight from the punch bowl instead of using the ladle provided.
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* [[CaptainsLog Captain's Log]]: Twilight's letters to Princess Celestia on the [[AnAesop aesop]] of the episode.
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** If you REALLY think about it, the episode "Call of the Cutie" focused mostly on [[ChestInsignia Cutie Marks (aka, butt tattoos)]]. We get plenty of rear shots because of this...
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* ContinuityNod: In "Applebuck Season", Applejack explains to Twilight that her huge family was only in town for the Sun Festival, which is why she's the only one at her farm strong enough to harvest the orchard.
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* ContinuityNod: In "Applebuck Season", Applejack explains to Twilight that her huge family was only in town for the Sun Festival, Festival (the pilot episodes), which is why she's the only one at left on her farm that's strong enough to harvest the orchard.
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* ContinuityNod: In "Applebuck Season", Applejack explains to Twilight that her huge family was only in town for the Sun Festival, which is why she's the only one at her farm strong enough to harvest the orchard.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotHeinous: Rarity has different veiws of what's bad compare to Applejack and Dash.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotHeinous: Rarity has different veiws views of what's bad compare to Applejack and Dash.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Now with [[Funny/MyLittlePony its own page]]!
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Now with [[Funny/MyLittlePony [[Funny/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic its own page]]!
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