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Luna is Princess Luna.
What do you do when you're imprisoned on the moon for 1000 years? Talk to a bear, of course!
  • Jossed. Good ol' Bear here and the gang existed way before MLP came into the scene.
    • Also. Luna's the Chief of Acme Crimenet, which makes her totally not the other Luna, putting them on complete opposite ends of the Moral scale. It's impossible for her to be both.

She talks to Bear every night because he's in charge of her rehabilitation incase she is ever used to destroy the world again.
  • Jossed. Nothing to do with that whatsoever. This is a kid's show.

Bear is a Time Lord.
The Big Blue House is his TARDIS.
  • Very funny. Jossed to the max.

The kids are all orphans in some fashion or another.
Save Harry, who actually has a mother. But otherwise, we only ever see grandparents.
  • That is most likely true but it is safe to presume that they decided not to show all the parents.
    • For the background characters, at least. Maybe the residents of the Big Blue House (besides Bear, of course) are legitimate orphans, and the Big Blue House is an orphanage!
      • "Ooh, Baby, Baby" heavily implies Treelo is an orphan, seeing that he's been at the Big Blue House since he was a baby, Bear taught him to walk (and presumably to talk as well), and none of his family members have been shown.
    • Word of St. Paul said that Ojo has a single mother who sends her off to Bear's everyday as a free daycare.

Shadow is some sort of nightmare creature from a shadow dimension of some kind.
That would explain why her segments are utterly terrifying! But she clearly has good intentions, so if she's a nightmare creature, she's one of the good ones. But then that makes you wonder what the bad ones are like?

Doc Hogg is psychic.
This is why he is always able to respond to Bear before Bear has even finished his sentences.

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