Rules clarification for Most Delightful Ponidox: When I say that multiple instances of a character have to interact, that means that each must at least be aware of the other's presence. No looking at the other from Superman's Silver Age time-space telescope or suchlike. Use this handy, dandy group thread if you have further questions.

Yes, folks, it's the moment you've been waiting for! Unless you weren't paying attention to the Most Delightful Ponidox contest, I suppose. In any case, time to see who made the most of people meeting themselves.

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Bit of a catch-all blog, this one.

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Friendly reminder to all and sundry that there's about three weeks left to submit your Most Delightful Ponidox. We've already gotten some great entries, but I'd love to see even more. And while I can't really accept it due to a number of logistical factors, Aragón's latest comic is a perfect example of what I'm looking for.

Ever since Equestria Girls established that parallel universes are very much a thing in this setting, I’ve loved having different versions of the same person interact. (Heck, I loved it before Friendship is Magic was a thing. Years before the Infinite Carousel, I had a consortium of Nabiki Tendos buying out Milliways, the Restaurant at the End of the Universe.)

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Another contest in the books means another blog to commemorate all the entries. Let’s see how it all fares. See here for an easy-to-parse list of what inspired what. And remember, names have to match exactly for the “legend rule” to apply, so self paradoxes are easy in Magic.

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