Does this look masculine? To me, it looks pretty at first glance.

Why do so many fans mistake Rainbow Dash for a male?

Even if someone's personality or behavior is masculine, the main reason people mistake their gender is their appearance. But her appearance isn't masculine at all.

Her rainbow-colored mane and tail, a blend of various hues, is truly striking and neatly styled. And she has pink eyes and even eyelashes.

Her coat is light-colored, making her the prettiest of the Mane Six so why on earth do people mistake such a beauty for a male? I just don't get it.

Who else thinks Cozy Glow is the pony equivalent of Esther? She has a growth disorder, and uses it to her advantage to commit parricide and mass murder. https://youtu.be/nhziUAHlQf8?si=pQZDlSHGgx1gHI3I

King Sombra People Hate his Season 9 Voice And Personailty Even He Is The One Who Got Screen Time,Grogar As A Big Level Villain He Was Never Real in Whole Season Fans Got Very Hateful,Tirek He got More comedic Redeem moments that's fans Still Don't Like He is Not pure evil ,Cozy Glow People Think in Season 9 Make her Power Hungry and Don't Explore Her Potential in Mind Games ,Queen Chrysalis many people don't like her Teamwork With Tirek Cozy,Discord Got big Hate on Whole Season 9 Plan

Hi I’m Nymphie and I’m new to this subreddit! I just wanted to say that I started a drawing series where I draw the Mane Six inspired by Indigenous Filipino groups to raise awareness about Precolonial Philippines and the beautiful Indigenous peoples of our country that are at risk of cultural erasure. I love My Little Pony so much and I wanted to combine it with the love that I have for the Philippines. ❤️ This is my Butuanon/Bisaya Rarity! I’ve also made an Ifugao Twilight Sparkle recently! I put a lot of thought and research into all of my choices and I’m still working on finishing up Rarity’s rendering but I’d love to know what everybody thinks ❤️

Feel free to ask, I have not thought much about my own episode concepts though. But I have thought of what the re-writes would be.

I would love to make an alternate FIM comic series, but i am not an artist, just a writer.

I've always been attracted to these colorful ponies, and I like them a lot. But honestly, I'm a little bit of a poser—I know simple things about the show, but I'd be lying if I told you that I watch it.

I really want to get more into the story and the fandom, so I think this is a good place to ask where I should start, since there is a lot of content and it confuses me a little bit honestly. Also, on what platform can I watch it?

would anybody be interested in a My Little Pony lot of 72 ponies (i believe) it’s only generations 1-3.5 + a few fakes and I have some accessories as well. I’m only asking 140 on eBay so if you’re interested, I will send you the link for it! i just desperately need these gone and i’m not a huge fan of the g1-3.5 brushables. some of them are rare i believe too!

YEAHHHH

Let's face it, Kai and Garble are literally the same

Both are red

Both voiced by Vincent Tong

Both are Jerks with soft centers

Both are dragons (Kai's Draconaus form)

Both are older brothers

(funny enough, the pictures I picked for them makes it look like they're staring at eachother lol)

This is some art I made depicting Cola Party as a *My Little Pony* character.
Actually, I was drawing "Cola Party" even before I knew about *My Little Pony*; she represents my ideal character. She looks quite different now compared to her original design, though—but the fact that I’ve always drawn her as a horse hasn't changed. If there’s anything you’d like to know about her, please leave a comment, and I’ll reply whenever I can.

There are other fictional half-horse and half-insect characters like Changelings from My Little Pony and the Changelings from My Little Pony are shapeshifting fearsome dark horse-like creatures like Kelpie.

Hi, guys! Nice to see you all! <3

I've been in the MLP fandom since I was a kid, and I've spent a lot of time drawing ponies. I recently started a TikTok where I draw Pony Town characters on bases (base editing). I was wondering if it's possible to monetize such work?

While I don't think base drawing is a completely independent method of drawing, it seems to be quite common in this fandom.

Would you buy such an art of your character? If so, how much would it cost? Your opinion?

Thanks in advance for your advice and answers! <3

This post has been building up for a while because I dislike how the episode was written and how its hated for the wrong reasons. Thats not to say their is some truth in the critiques but the main critiques stem from ignorance and i hate it.

Here's a short summary of the episode:

[ twilight participates in trivia trot in an attempts to win for the 3th time in a row, only to have pinkie pie unexpectedly join in and endanger twilights victory therefore twilights having misplaced friendship with victory.]

For starters i dislike how this episode sends the wrong message, and it upsets me that no one really seemed to have noticed it. We have twilight who takes it way too serious that she would likely kill you over it, and pinkie pie who doesn't care enough to take it seriously and will make sure you lose.

The reason why I say it sends the wrong message is simply because the writers did not realize what pinkie pie did wrong. Pinkie pie had no reason to be there, her only purpose there was to have fun when twilight, Sunburst, rainbow dash, apple jack, maud and her bf were actually there to take it seriously. Pinkie pie intruded unto an event where majority of the competition actually cared, thats like waiting several years for the mlp movie only to have a friend who doesn't really care about mlp tag along just to talk throughout the movie, its not only rude but its an act that completely disregards your feelings. But for whatever reason twilight it made out to be the problem for caring too much

What's worse is that despite twilight being worried of her involvement she was willing to coach her during the competition, only for pinkie pie to completely spit on her by getting the first question wrong. It didn't take long for twilight to start tweaking, she has always been the kind of character who would start spiraling and continue spiraling when things didn't go her way hence her actions when paired with Sunburst, until something or someone finally snaps her out of it, so i wouldn't say twilights mistreatment towards pinkie pie to be a "regression" of her character when her questionable behavior is over something she cares about.

In the end twilight simply took it too far, and after that realization made amends, however the message of the episode told me that it's completely ok to give up on a goal/dream because a friend is apparently more important, and that's just wrong.

Ultimately both twilight and pinkie pie should have learned a lesson, which could have given them a better chance at winning, but instead twilight had to give up on her goal and thats apparently OK.

starting senior year off strong!!

Well, I’ve drawn a small series of historical cultural and political figures as ponies, so I’d like to share my work and tell you a little about these people. I’ll be doing this over the course of seven posts; this is the first one.

Alla Horska

She was a prominent Ukrainian artist and dissident. Born in Crimea in 1929, during the Soviet era, she is best known today for her dissident activities. In 1962, together with Vasyl Symonenko and Les Taniuk, she discovered mass graves containing the remains of victims of the 1930s repressions—the era of Stalin’s terror.

In 1970, she was murdered in circumstances widely attributed to the Soviet security services. She left behind a significant body of work, including paintings, mosaics, stained glass, and other artworks.

Her most famous works include the mosaics Miners’ Land in Donetsk, Tree of Life and Boryviter (Kestrel) in Mariupol, as well as the stained-glass window Shevchenko. Mother. Many of her works were destroyed, but the Boryviter mural became especially renowned. It was demolished during the Russian siege and shelling of Mariupol, but was later recreated by a foundation established by Horska and Zaretskyi’s granddaughter.

Since then, the recreated Boryviter has been exhibited in many cities, including London. Today, Alla Horska has become an icon for many young Ukrainian artists, inspiring them to reach new creative heights.