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* IKnewIt: As soon as the Dazzlings were revealed on the cover of Issue #7, many correctly guessed that their issue in ''ComicBook/MyLittlePonyFiendshipIsMagic'' would be made CanonDiscontinuity due to its being one of the more negatively received stories.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The Forest Animals from Issue #3. While they do have a legitimate concern of losing their homes due to Luna's castle being built, it's kind of complicated by the fact that (1) The animals were sneaking into and destroying the construction site at night (which amounts to trespassing and vandalism) and (2) A few construction worker ponies '''were nearly killed by a falling boulder''' because the support rope had been chewed through. Not only that, but the construction worker ponies (who were just doing their jobs) were becoming justifiably paranoid from the sabotage and accidents. With these facts in mind, it's a little difficult to see the Forest Animals as "victims" due to the potentially serious consequences of their actions.
** Although the Forest Animals do eventually reach an agreement with Princess Luna about a different castle design, they all could have done this in the first place instead of resorting to the sabotage that endangered the lives of the construction worker ponies. As such, it borders on an IdiotPlot.
** Although the Forest Animals do eventually reach an agreement with Princess Luna about a different castle design, they all could have done this in the first place instead of resorting to the sabotage that endangered the lives of the construction worker ponies. As such, it borders on an IdiotPlot.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The Forest Animals from Issue #3. While they do have a legitimate concern of losing their homes due to Luna's castle being built, it's kind of complicated by the fact that (1) The animals were sneaking into and destroying the construction site at night (which amounts to trespassing and vandalism) and (2) A few construction worker ponies '''were nearly killed by a falling boulder''' because the support rope had been chewed through. Not only that, but the construction worker ponies (who were just doing their jobs) were becoming justifiably paranoid from the sabotage and accidents. With these facts in mind, it's a little difficult to see the Forest Animals as "victims" due to the potentially serious consequences of their actions.
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* IdiotPlot: Rockhoof is egged on by his friends to party and eat in his story. None of them, especially Rockhoof, realize the damage he's doing to his health until the volcano shows signs of eruption.
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** Rockhoof calling Flash Magnus "[[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls Flash Sentry]]" was bombasted as a typo by careless writers, despite Rockhoof having [[https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-yg7jRvzSLyk/WrsIXXHn1FI/AAAAAAAAfLo/QMlKsq_06soRsKOBOKO9IHPKUhTb_EcPwCLcBGAs/s1600/flash_names.png been shown]] to have trouble remembering Flash's name.
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** Rockhoof calling Flash Magnus "[[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls Flash Sentry]]" was bombasted as a typo by careless writers, despite Rockhoof having [[https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-yg7jRvzSLyk/WrsIXXHn1FI/AAAAAAAAfLo/QMlKsq_06soRsKOBOKO9IHPKUhTb_EcPwCLcBGAs/s1600/flash_names.png been shown]] to have trouble remembering Flash's name.name.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The Forest Animals from Issue #3. While they do have a legitimate concern of losing their homes due to Luna's castle being built, it's kind of complicated by the fact that (1) The animals were sneaking into and destroying the construction site at night (which amounts to trespassing and vandalism) and (2) A few construction worker ponies '''were nearly killed by a falling boulder''' because the support rope had been chewed through. Not only that, but the construction worker ponies (who were just doing their jobs) were becoming justifiably paranoid from the sabotage and accidents. With these facts in mind, it's a little difficult to see the Forest Animals as "victims" due to the potentially serious consequences of their actions.
** Although the Forest Animals do eventually reach an agreement with Princess Luna about a different castle design, they all could have done this in the first place instead of resorting to the sabotage that endangered the lives of the construction worker ponies. As such, it borders on an IdiotPlot.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The Forest Animals from Issue #3. While they do have a legitimate concern of losing their homes due to Luna's castle being built, it's kind of complicated by the fact that (1) The animals were sneaking into and destroying the construction site at night (which amounts to trespassing and vandalism) and (2) A few construction worker ponies '''were nearly killed by a falling boulder''' because the support rope had been chewed through. Not only that, but the construction worker ponies (who were just doing their jobs) were becoming justifiably paranoid from the sabotage and accidents. With these facts in mind, it's a little difficult to see the Forest Animals as "victims" due to the potentially serious consequences of their actions.
** Although the Forest Animals do eventually reach an agreement with Princess Luna about a different castle design, they all could have done this in the first place instead of resorting to the sabotage that endangered the lives of the construction worker ponies. As such, it borders on an IdiotPlot.
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* DoNotDoThisCoolThing: Rockhoof's partying in Issue #2 endangers his health and nearly gets him kicked out of the Mighty Helm, but he was having the time of his life doing it.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Issue #2 seems to predict [[Film/AvengersEndgame Thor's]] fate.
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* AcceptableLifestyleTargets: Rockhoof's partying and eating along with his friends cheering him on. Justified as he was supposed to be training.
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* FridgeHorror: In the Annual, the alternate Pony of Shadows says their Star Swirl stopped then from corrupting their versions of Celestia and Luna. How? Given that the Pony of Shadows has to resort to using the Princess alternate counterparts despite controlling the world, the [[GodzillaThreshold apocalyptic consequences if he succeeded]], and Star Swirls excessive habit of ShootTheDog...
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Were the claims that Starswirl disappeared before Luna's banishment [[CanonDiscontinuity at odds]] with "Reflections", where he was shown to be around afterwards? Or were those who claimed such lying about it to hide the incident, which all involved[[note]]Celestia, Luna, Starswirl, the Mane Six and Spike.[[/note]] agreed [[LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain never to speak of again]]?
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** Were the claims that Starswirl disappeared before Luna's banishment [[CanonDiscontinuity at odds]] with "Reflections", where he was shown to be around afterwards? Or were those who claimed such lying about it to hide the incident, which all involved[[note]]Celestia, Luna, Starswirl, the Mane Six and Spike.[[/note]] agreed [[LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain never to speak ofagain]]?again]]?
** Was younger Celestia's [[AdaptationalJerkass personalty contradictory with what]] ''The Journal of the Two Sisters'' portrayed? Or did [[UnreliableNarrator the biases]] of the authors (Celestia and [[BigSisterWorship Luna]]) prevent this from coming up. Did Celestia only become like this after the events ''Journal'' covered?
** Were the claims that Starswirl disappeared before Luna's banishment [[CanonDiscontinuity at odds]] with "Reflections", where he was shown to be around afterwards? Or were those who claimed such lying about it to hide the incident, which all involved[[note]]Celestia, Luna, Starswirl, the Mane Six and Spike.[[/note]] agreed [[LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain never to speak of
** Was younger Celestia's [[AdaptationalJerkass personalty contradictory with what]] ''The Journal of the Two Sisters'' portrayed? Or did [[UnreliableNarrator the biases]] of the authors (Celestia and [[BigSisterWorship Luna]]) prevent this from coming up. Did Celestia only become like this after the events ''Journal'' covered?
