My Little Pony and Friends: Difference between revisions

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* [[Darkest Hour]]: 3/4ths into [[Alien Invasion|"The Return of Tambelon"]], the heroes' multiple plans have all failed spectacularly, they have all been captured by [[Dimension Lord|Grogar's]] forces, and he's started a ritual to banish them to the Realm of Darkness.

** Part 8 of the End of Flutter Valley has ''everyone'' captured and Honeysuckle apparently dead.

* [[Did You Think I Can't Feel]]: Wind Whistler suffers from this when the other ponies accuse her of being unfeeling for her usual stoicism during the episode ''Crunch, the Rock Dog'' when she favors strategy and logic over acting rashly in light of the titular villain turning everything he touches into stone.

* [[Did You Think I Can't Feel?]]: Wind Whistler suffers from this when the other ponies accuse her of being unfeeling for her usual stoicism during the episode ''Crunch, the Rock Dog'' when she favors strategy and logic over acting rashly in light of the titular villain turning everything he touches into stone.

* [[Easily Forgiven]]: The protagonists ''never'' held a grudge against the genuinely repentant.

* [[Even Evil Has Standards]]: "Baby It's Cold Outside"

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* [[Rescue Romance]]: Subverted in "Flight to Cloud Castle". Garf's attempts to rescue [[Damsel in Distress|Ariel]] are motivated by this, but Ariel herself does not actually fall in love with him just because of the rescue.

* [[Riddle of the Sphinx]]: "Sweet Stuff's Treasure Hunt" and "The Golden Horseshoes"

* [[Scooby Doo Hoax]]: Despite the series being set in a world full of unicorns, dragons, and every kind of monster imaginable, {{spoiler|the titular Ghost of Paradise Estate turns out to be ''merely'' a shapeshifting bird.}}

* [[Scooby-Doo Hoax]]: Despite the series being set in a world full of unicorns, dragons, and every kind of monster imaginable, {{spoiler|the titular Ghost of Paradise Estate turns out to be ''merely'' a shapeshifting bird.}}

* [[Talking to Himself|Talking To Herself]]: At times it's a one-woman show for Jeannie Elias, Katie Leigh, Jennifer Darling, or Nancy Cartwright. As far as the latter is concerned, it's a little disconcerting hearing an earlier version of [[The Simpsons|Bart Simpson]]'s voice coming out of a unicorn.

* [[Tertiary Sexual Characteristics]]: Semi-averted. The Big Brother Ponies are very [[Bishonen]] and look just like the girls aside from a different mane style, unshorn fetlocks, and "masculine" Cutie Marks. If anything they look more feminine then the girls, several of them even being pink colored.

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* [[Villain Song]]: Quite a few. The best ones are probably "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet" from "The Ghost of Paradise Estate" (which is a borderline [[Disney Acid Sequence]] given the way Squirk uses his dark magic), the excellent [[Nightmare Retardant]] "[http://www.kimsites.net/dreamvalley/songs86-2.html#nothing_quite_like_shadows There's Nothing Quite Like Shadows]" from "Bright Lights" (just reading the lyrics should do), and "Here's to Power" from "The Quest of the Princess Ponies".

* [[Weaksauce Weakness]]: The unicorns' [[Useless Superpowers|teleportation abilities]] would be a whole lot more useful if they could "wink" through walls. Or cages. Or ''nets''. And yet they have no problem [[Game Breaker|using it while playing tag]].

* [[What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart Anyway]]:

* [[What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?]]:

** Pegasi can fly. Unicorns teleport and each have a unique [[Elemental Powers|elemental]] or [[Psychic Powers|psychic]] power. Earth Ponies... can run and jump real well. And occasionally bake. With hooves.

** The Flutter Ponies once mentioned, while grounded, that they weren't great runners, so it could be useful under the right circumstances.

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** King Mole, too. The dude manages to fall out of his seat several times just trying to get up.

* [[Leeroy Jenkins]]: Glo Bug.

* [[Loads and Loads of Characters]] and [[Sir Not Appearing in This Trailer]]: Many of the Glo Friends were showcased in the series, but no where near all of them.

* [[Loads and Loads of Characters]] and [[Sir Not-Appearing-In-This-Trailer]]: Many of the Glo Friends were showcased in the series, but no where near all of them.

* [[Mad Scientist]]: Excavator, a Moligan who is always coming up with new ways to inflict harm [[For Science!]] and ''with'' science.

* [[The Mafia]]: The Moligans are [[The Theme Park Version]] of this.

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* [[Weapon of Choice]]: Slugger Bug is rarely seen without his trusty baseball bat. This being a child friendly show, though, he was never allowed to go [[Batter Up]] on anyone, though. ...It kind of defeats the purpose, actually.

* [[What Do You Mean It's Not Heinous?]]: If the Glo Friends ever run out of Moondrops, they will cease to glow in the dark. Why is this a bad thing? Frankly, we have no idea.

* [[What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart Anyway]]: The Glo Friends...glow. Yeah...

* [[What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?]]: The Glo Friends...glow. Yeah...

* [[Wicked Witch]]: Blanche. In the orignal ''Glo Friends Save Chritmas'' special, she traps Santa and his reindeer in order to stop Christmas from happening.

* [[The Worf Effect]]: Glo Bug, naturally. Whenever somebody needs to get beaten to show how dangerous the villains are, it's always the resident [[Badbutt]] Glo Bug who takes the beating.