For a while now, something very obvious has seemed to escape the Brony Analysis Community, and it seems to have come to a head with this latest season finale. Toon Krytic Y2K was salty because Starlight Glimmer wasn't punished, and Silver Quill was a bit put out by the Mane Six being so critical to Equestria. He was annoyed by the ego that Twilight had about her friends being so important. Heck, Twilight didn't even realize why she and her friends were so important. Well the answer may

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They finally make Diamond Tiara more than a one shtick pony, and give Silver Spoon a backbone... and the Cutiemark Crusaders... They get their cutiemarks because they're good at being... Cutiemark Crusaders and helping others figure out THEIR true selves?! WHAT?! What the freak?! I... still...

Okay. The heel-face-turn of Diamond was a little too quick, and the resolution to the conflict over the class president felt rushed. However... WHAT?!

This has to be the BEST Equestria Girls Movie, yet. The plot was interesting, the characters were well done and funny. The antagonist, Principal Cinch, was hateable to the degree of UMBRIDGE. My GOD, that WOMAN! She... is that world's Umbridge... She really really is.

And... Trenderhoof, and Fleur at Crystal Prep? Did you see 'em, too?

And that post credits ending, yo. Hilarious!

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I have to say it wasn't bad.

The map was a unique addition, and the village of the Stepford Smilers was rather unique local.

And we may have a vision of what would have happened if Twilight Sparkle a. tried to make friends and had it go wrong, and b. went totally evil. But this Starlight Glimmer didn't seem to have Twilight's social awkwardness...

Recurring villain, anybody?

Fluttershy, when have tweets ever made sense? *snerk*

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If you've been keeping up with my stories, you'll have probably noticed that I've canceled the Canterlot High Chronicles. One: I feel like it is not, really my story as such. It's not one that focuses on Sour Grapes and the Storm Riders, but instead Private Eye, and Twilight Sparkle, and all the humanized versions of Jacoby1's characters, and their relationships. Two: With the release of Rainbow Rocks, and the eventual release of the Friendship Games, the EqG universe of Mirror

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I could use this to beg for fan art, I really could, because all the art that has been done for the SGC was all commissioned by a dear friend. I won't be that needy, though. Anybody who DOES draw a nice picture could very well have their OC included in any chapters beyond needing the ensemble cast for a theater troupe, though. I will just put that out there. Can be fan art, or cover art for the poor stories that doesn't have it, or your own take on Ponyville's queen of snark. I'd be happy

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And I didn't even get to see it!

I can't, honestly, say that there was an Element of Sacrifice in this episode. However Fluttershy learned how to be firm, without going totally overboard like she has in the past. So that's good thing in my book. And, no, Fluttershy's being firm wasn't about cruelty, but about doing the right thing, and not giving in and being a soft touch. Those unbearably adorable little creatures were taking advantage of Fluttershy's kindness, but she learned how to put her hoof down, without being a

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An epiphany occurred, this morning, when I was answering a call from Mother Nature. I was thinking about the overarching story arc of this season, and something stood out with seeming clarity. That something made me think that a major writer on the staff of this season's writers may have read "Fallout: Equestria".

The arc episodes all seem, at least to me, centered around the element of sacrifice.

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This amazing picture was done by FoxInShadow It. Is. AWESOME!