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Disclaimer: Before you read this essay, I’m kindly requesting you to respect my opinion the same way I respect yours. Also, please don't consider my thoughts on the subject matter a personal attack against fans of My Little Pony G5, especially the person that originally submitted the picture I'm talking about on Twitter (aka X). If my writing feels disrespectful or too one-sided, that’s completely unintentional and I apologize in advance. Who knew? One day, you're talking about potential G5-related essays that may never see the light of day; then you blink, and you're notified of an ongoing war (!) between fans of Friendship Is Magic (G4) and A New Generation (G5). People have so much time amidst the collapse of Western civilization that they engage in petty fights over which pony generation should prevail. Weird times they're a-goin'. Before I go any further, I must emphasize that I'm and will be a G4 fan. The fourth generation of MLP made such a huge impact on my life in many

Greetings and salutations, my friends. This is your top-of-the-line film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review. Today, I'm gonna give you guys my take of My Little Pony: Make Your Mark's "Ali-Conned". Here's the rundown of it: In the midst of trying to get Earth Ponies interested in a new community garden, Sunny Starscout discovers that the only time she seems to get everyone's attention is when she transforms into an Alicorn; even if her magic shows itself unintentionally. With her popularity as an Alicorn growing, Opaline Arcana sees this as the perfect opportunity to somehow corrupt Sunny in the hopes of recruiting her. Meanwhile, Pipp Petals has noticed that her popularity on social media has been waning. Desperate to get back on top, Pipp decides to investigate how one of Equestria's newest social media sensations was able to gain his success. The figure in question being Sparky Sparkeroni. After completing my review on "Portrait of a Princess", I decided