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* RememberTheNewGuy: She debuts in "The Golden Horseshoes", but is introduced as a familiar character whom the others are already well-acquainted with,

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* PutOnABus: Don't appear at all in Season 2.
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* VagueAge: While she generally appears to be a preteen -- old enough to be emotionally mature and independent, but not yet a teenager -- her actual age is never given.


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* VagueAge: She appears to be the youngest of her siblings, but her age range isn't otherwise implied or shown outside of "young child".


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* VagueAge: He is never given a specific age in the show, although his appearance, behavior and level of maturity, combined with the apparent age of his siblings, mostly imply an older child but still years away from being a teenager.
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* MasterOfIllusion: Her powers are initially limited to creating lifelike illusions. As her power increases, she eventually upgrades to being able to make her illusions physical reality.

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* MasterOfIllusion: Her powers are initially limited to focus on creating extensive and very lifelike illusions. As her power increases, she eventually upgrades to being becomes able to make her illusions into physical reality.

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[[folder:The Big Brother Ponies]]
->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyAndFriendsE61Somnambula1 Somnambula, Part 1]]"

The male counterparts to the little ponies, who spend most of their time racing around the world.
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* DistressedDude: The big brothers, despite starting out as would-be rescuers themselves, are snared by Somnambula's magic and need to themselves be saved by Kyrie, Spike and the baby ponies.
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: They're distinguished from the female ponies by wearing neckerchiefs instead of tail bows and by having longer fetlock hair.
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->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyAndFriendsE61Somnambula1 Somnambula, Part 1]]"



* AntagonistTitle: Is the Somnambula of her focus two-parter's title.
* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Flat out tortures her song bird to make the poor thing comply.
* BigNo: When Slugger breaks her crystal and returns her stolen youth and magic to her victims.
* CircusOfFear: Uses one to lure in her victims.
* EvilOldFolks: Her true form is an elderly woman, and she's a black hearted witch who'd suck the life out of every pony in Ponyland for youth and power.

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* AntagonistTitle: Is She's the Somnambula of her focus two-parter's title.
* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Flat out She tortures her song bird songbird to make the poor thing comply.
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* BigNo: When She lets one out when Slugger breaks her crystal and returns her stolen youth and magic to her victims.
* CircusOfFear: Uses one to lure in her victims.
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EvilOldFolks: Her true form is that of an elderly woman, and she's a black hearted black-hearted witch who'd suck the life out of every pony in Ponyland for youth and power.



* MasterOfIllusion: Her powers are initially this, but as her power increases she eventually upgrades to a degree of being a low level RealityWarper.

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* LotusEaterMachine: She uses an illusory circus to lure her victims, presenting each with something that they can't resist partaking and losing track of time in and where they'll keep obliviously playing and fooling around in even as they rapidly age as Somnambula steals their lifeforce.
* ManaDrain: Instead of simply stealing the life and youth from the unicorns like she does from most of her victims, she instead drains away their magic to increase her own magical power.
* MasterOfIllusion: Her powers are initially this, but as limited to creating lifelike illusions. As her power increases increases, she eventually upgrades to a degree of being a low level RealityWarper.able to make her illusions physical reality.
* NoImmortalInertia: As soon as Somnambula's crystal is broken, she instantly loses her stolen youth and returns to being an old crone.
* NonIndicativeName: " Somnambula" means "sleepwalker", but she isn't associated with sleep or somnambulism in any meaningful way.



* RapidAging: Victims of her draining age rapidly while Somnambula herself grows younger
* RealityWarper: At her strongest she's a low level one.

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* RapidAging: Victims of her draining age rapidly while Somnambula herself grows younger
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* RealityWarper: At her strongest she's a low level one.strongest, she turn her illusions physical and real, allowing her to essentially conjure whatever she wishes into existence.



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->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyAndFriendsE63ThePrinceAndThePonies The Prince and the Ponies]]"

The crude and ill-mannered ruler of a palace near Paradise Estate, who tries to capture the baby ponies to keep as pets for her spoiled daughter.
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* AmbiguousSpecies: It's not made clear what species she, and the other humanoids in her episode, belong to. They're chiefly a stand-in for humans, but have pointed ears and aren't much taller than the ponies -- the Duchess herself is shorter than Megan.



* TheUsurper: She had Prince Phillip imprisoned so she could take over, as she's actually just the palace cook.
* WouldHurtAChild: Has the Newborns kidnapped and used as toys or pets.

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* TheUsurper: She had Prince Phillip imprisoned so that she could take over, as she's actually just the palace cook.
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* WouldHurtAChild: Has She has the Newborns kidnapped kidnapped, chained and used pets. This proves to be her undoing, as toys or pets.Phillip is able to use this deed to shame her guards into turning on her.



* NoNameGiven: While they're given a collective moniker, they individual Crabnasties are never identified by personal names.

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->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyAndFriendsE61Somnambula1 Somnambula, Part 1]]"

A magical canary with an enthralling song, whom Somnambula forces to lure victims for her to drain.
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* EnthrallingSiren: Kyrie's singing is hypnotic, causing all adult ponies who hear it to go into a daze and head towards its source. Somnambula uses it to lure victims to herself.
* MistreatmentInducedBetrayal: Somnambula spends most of the episode tormenting Kyrie and forcing her to aid in committing evil acts she doesn't want to do. Eventually, Kyrie is finally pushed past the line, escapes and helps the ponies defeat Somnambula.
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* BubbleGun: She occasionally uses her powers to create dense streams of bubbles to use in this manner.



* MakingASplash: Some unicorns have PsychicPowers, others have ElementalPowers. Fizzy's water-based powers usually show up as a BubbleGun.



* MakingASplash: The undine can control water, mostly in the form of blasts of it shot at the heroes.

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An old sorceress who drains the life-force of living beings through their dreams to retain her youth and power.

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->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyAndFriendsE58FlightToCloudCastle1 Flight to Cloud Castle, Part 1]]"

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* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: The salamander resembles a simple bipedal lizard wearing nothing but a hat.
* AlchemicElementals: A salamander and an undine, one controlling fire and the other water. The rest of the ensemble is absent -- although, notably, they fight against an earth-controlling gnome.
* BalefulPolymorph: They were once two human(oid) men, named Andrew and Ferdinand, who were turned into monsters by Ariel's father and set to guard his daughter. Once she's woken, the spell is lifted from them as well.
* FierySalamander: One of the defenders is a humanoid salamander capable of conjuring fire.
* MakingASplash: The undine can control water, mostly in the form of blasts of it shot at the heroes.
* OurMermaidsAreDifferent: One of the defenders is a trident-wielding merman, referred to as an undine, with green skin and finlike ears, who stays in the castle's moat to watch for intruders.
* PlayingWithFire: The salamander in the castle can throw fireballs around and raise up walls of fire with a snap of its fingers.
* ProngsOfPoseidon: The undine wields a trident, which he uses to shoot jets of water.
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->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyAndFriendsE58FlightToCloudCastle1 Flight to Cloud Castle, Part 1]]"

A gnome adventurer seeking a flying castle, which holds a maiden he's besotted with.
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* DishingOutDirt: As a gnome, he has power over earth and stone. In his episode, he uses this to turn rocks into mud.
* HopelessSuitor: Garth is besotted by Ariel, and goes through a number of perils to wake her and win her hand. When she awakes, however, she has no interest in him -- she wasn't looking for a relationship before she was put to sleep, and she isn't now either.
* OurGnomesAreDifferent: He identifies himself as a gnome, and resembles a child-sized humanoid with pointed ears and magical powers over earth and rock.
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->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyAndFriendsE59FlightToCloudCastle2 Flight to Cloud Castle, Part 2]]"

A maiden held within an enchanted castle, where she sleeps until woken by the kiss of her true love.
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* AmbiguousSpecies: Her species isn't extremely clear -- she's mostly human in appearance, but she's also the size of a small child and has pointed ears. She looks a lot like Garth, who is identified as a gnome, but resembles the elves from "The Golden Horseshoes" just as strongly and isn't identified as anything in particular during the episode.
* ForcedSleep: She was placed in an enchanted sleep by her wizard father that can only be broken with TrueLovesKiss, intended to keep her from all suitors but the most dedicated.
* RescueRomance: Zig-zagged, but for the most part subverted. She's thankful enough to Garth for waking her up, but has no interest whatsoever in getting into a relationship with him for it. At the end, she's still not really interested, but doesn't discount it as an option for the future.
* TrueLovesKiss: According to the story, the only thing that can wake her is the kiss of her true love. She herself, however, sees no real reason to fall in love with someone just for doing this, and isn't very enthusiastic about following this trope's usual conclusion once she wakes up.
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* AmbiguousSpecies: It's not clear what he is, precisely -- he's obviously no sort of talking animal like most other characters, but his shortness and pointed ears also preclude his being a human. He mostly resembles a gnome or fairytale elf of some kind, but is never identified as such.
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* AchillesHeel: They're vulnerable to being turned on their backs, as they can't move or right themselves when in this position.

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->'''Voiced by:''' Ellen Gerstell

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->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyAndFriendsE56TheGoldenHorseshoes1 The Golden Horseshoes, Part 1]]"

A sick unicorn who's succumbing to a magical affliction.
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* FadingAway: The main symptom of Mimic's magical illness is her growing increasingly translucent and insubstantial.



* OneShotCharacter: Mimic only appears in "The Golden Horseshoes", making no further appearances or cameos in other episodes.



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->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyAndFriendsE56TheGoldenHorseshoes1 The Golden Horseshoes, Part 1]]" (the brothers)\\
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* {{Gonk}}: The goblin siblings are comically ugly -- besides all being short, squat and green, one has broad and frog-like lips, another a projecting beaklike mouth, and the third a stump-like, flat-topped head.
* HornedHumanoid: They all have small horns on their heads. Most have two, but the flat-topped brother has three.
* OurGoblinsAreDifferent: The ones encountered here are large, burly green humanoids who tower over Megan, and tend to be ugly and deformed in various unique ways -- one has horns and flat-topped head, another flabby wide lips, and a third an almost beak-like snout. They live underground and are greedy, hostile and argumentative beings, stealing from others and refusing to ever give anything away.
* SiblingRivalry: The three goblin brothers are constantly fighting, arguing, insulting each other and competing for their mother's attention, much to her grief. As it turns out, this is because the magic horseshoe they stole allows them to hear each other's thoughts, which is what keeps setting off their fights.
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An old sorceress who drains the life-force of living beings through their dreams to retain her youth and power.
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Corrected Arabus with Erebus and Tirek with Tirac, as those is the correct spellings.


The primary human protagonist, having been in the role in both the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyTVSpecials'' and ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyTheMovie1986'' before making the trip to the show. Megan is a farm girl who was accidentally recruited by an overeager Pegasus named Firefly to fight the monstrous Tirek, and regularly returns to Pony Land to help her equine friends.

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The primary human protagonist, having been in the role in both the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyTVSpecials'' and ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyTheMovie1986'' before making the trip to the show. Megan is a farm girl who was accidentally recruited by an overeager Pegasus named Firefly to fight the monstrous Tirek, Tirac, and regularly returns to Pony Land to help her equine friends.



Arabus' pony minion, Knight-Shade is tasked with using his music to lure ponies for Zeb to drain of shadows. He is not, however, very happy with his situation.

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Arabus' Erebus' pony minion, Knight-Shade is tasked with using his music to lure ponies for Zeb to drain of shadows. He is not, however, very happy with his situation.



* BeingEvilSucks: He's shown to have serious self-loathing issues due to what [[spoiler:he's been forced to help Arabus do and turns on him the moment the heroes give him a way to escape]].

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* BeingEvilSucks: He's shown to have serious self-loathing issues due to what [[spoiler:he's been forced to help Arabus Erebus do and turns on him the moment the heroes give him a way to escape]].



* DealWithTheDevil: He made one with Arabus to be a star, [[spoiler:only to find out too late what the price was. By then, it was too late and he had become Arabus's slave.]]
* GoodAllAlong: It turns out that he's [[spoiler:basically Arabus's slave, and only works for him because he's being forced to do so]].
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:He's guilt-ridden over helping Arabus, and hates himself for it, but until the heroes help him he had no way of actually doing anything about it.]]
* NeverAcceptedInHisHometown: He's still remembered and resented in his hometown for having helped Arabus consume everyone's shadows there. The only person left there who doesn't loathe him is [[spoiler:his own mother]].

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* DealWithTheDevil: He made one with Arabus Erebus to be a star, [[spoiler:only to find out too late what the price was. By then, it was too late and he had become Arabus's Erebus' slave.]]
* GoodAllAlong: It turns out that he's [[spoiler:basically Arabus's Erebus' slave, and only works for him because he's being forced to do so]].
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:He's guilt-ridden over helping Arabus, Erebus, and hates himself for it, but until the heroes help him he had no way of actually doing anything about it.]]
* NeverAcceptedInHisHometown: He's still remembered and resented in his hometown for having helped Arabus Erebus consume everyone's shadows there. The only person left there who doesn't loathe him is [[spoiler:his own mother]].



* TearsOfRemorse: After being captured by the heroes, he starts crying these as [[spoiler:he admits only helped Arabus because he was forced to]].
* TrappedInVillainy: [[spoiler:He never intended to help Arabus, just get help b.ecoming a musician, and almost instantly tried to quit when he realized Arabus was using him... but Arabus threatened to steal his shadow and leave him with no chance to ever save his home town unless he worked with him. Until the heroes decided to help him, he was pretty much Arabus's slave.]]

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* TearsOfRemorse: After being captured by the heroes, he starts crying these as [[spoiler:he admits only helped Arabus Erebus because he was forced to]].
* TrappedInVillainy: [[spoiler:He never intended to help Arabus, Erebus, just get help b.ecoming a musician, and almost instantly tried to quit when he realized Arabus Erebus was using him... but Arabus Erebus threatened to steal his shadow and leave him with no chance to ever save his home town unless he worked with him. Until the heroes decided to help him, he was pretty much Arabus's Erebus' slave.]]



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* AchillesHeel: Arabus is extremely powerful and the heroes largely spend the first encounter with him running away... but actively using his powers rapidly burns through his energy and he needs a constant stream of shadows to sustain it. Megan's plan to beat him exploits this by preventing him from recharging, forcing him to exert himself, and then getting the fast and hard-hitting Flutter Ponies to outmanuever him and then Utter Flutter the shadows out of him.

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* AchillesHeel: Arabus Erebus is extremely powerful and the heroes largely spend the first encounter with him running away... but actively using his powers rapidly burns through his energy and he needs a constant stream of shadows to sustain it. Megan's plan to beat him exploits this by preventing him from recharging, forcing him to exert himself, and then getting the fast and hard-hitting Flutter Ponies to outmanuever him and then Utter Flutter the shadows out of him.



* CastFromStamina: All of Arabus' powers are this and the only means he has of recharging is to steal more shadows. Thus, while he's very powerful, prolonged battles aren't his strong suit.

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* CastFromStamina: All of Arabus' Erebus' powers are this and the only means he has of recharging is to steal more shadows. Thus, while he's very powerful, prolonged battles aren't his strong suit.



* OrcusOnHisThrone: Arabus leaves most of his grunt work to Zeb and Knight-Shade while staying at his lair. Justified, as he burns through his power very quickly and thus can't afford to do too much himself.
* PhlebotinumDependence: Arabus is powered up by feeding on shadows, but his power is finite. He needs to constantly feed on shadows or he grows weak.

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* OrcusOnHisThrone: Arabus Erebus leaves most of his grunt work to Zeb and Knight-Shade while staying at his lair. Justified, as he burns through his power very quickly and thus can't afford to do too much himself.
* PhlebotinumDependence: Arabus Erebus is powered up by feeding on shadows, but his power is finite. He needs to constantly feed on shadows or he grows weak.



* VictoryByEndurance: The ponies escape their first confrontation with him by exploiting this trope. Arabus is ''very'' powerful, but burns through his energy quickly and ''needs'' shadows to maintain it. Megan's plan to ultimately defeat him is to keep him fighting without recharging long enough for him to exhaust himself, something the extremely fast and hard hitting Flutterponies prove very good at.
* VileVillainLaughableLackey: Arabus is a greedy and corrupt cloud wizard who likes to eat pony shadows, thereby removing the happiness from the pony in question, and Zeb is his stupid and lazy zebra aide.

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* VictoryByEndurance: The ponies escape their first confrontation with him by exploiting this trope. Arabus Erebus is ''very'' powerful, but burns through his energy quickly and ''needs'' shadows to maintain it. Megan's plan to ultimately defeat him is to keep him fighting without recharging long enough for him to exhaust himself, something the extremely fast and hard hitting Flutterponies prove very good at.
* VileVillainLaughableLackey: Arabus Erebus is a greedy and corrupt cloud wizard who likes to eat pony shadows, thereby removing the happiness from the pony in question, and Zeb is his stupid and lazy zebra aide.



* YourSoulIsMine: It's implied his victims' shadows disappearing is merely an outward symptom of Arabus taking something else, implied to be part of their ''soul'' that allows them to feel positive emotions.

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* YourSoulIsMine: It's implied his victims' shadows disappearing is merely an outward symptom of Arabus Erebus taking something else, implied to be part of their ''soul'' that allows them to feel positive emotions.



Arabus' zebra minion. Zeb oversees the capture of shadows, stealing them from people Knight-Shade lures in, before delivering them Arabus.

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Arabus' Erebus' zebra minion. Zeb oversees the capture of shadows, stealing them from people Knight-Shade lures in, before delivering them Arabus.Erebus.



* VileVillainLaughableLackey: Arabus is a greedy and corrupt cloud wizard who likes to eat pony shadows, thereby removing the happiness from the pony in question, and Zeb is his stupid and lazy zebra aide.
* VillainSong: "There's Nothing Quite Like Shadows", where he and Arabus sing about how much they like stealing shadows and anticipate doing this to the heroes.

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* VileVillainLaughableLackey: Arabus Erebus is a greedy and corrupt cloud wizard who likes to eat pony shadows, thereby removing the happiness from the pony in question, and Zeb is his stupid and lazy zebra aide.
* VillainSong: "There's Nothing Quite Like Shadows", where he and Arabus Erebus sing about how much they like stealing shadows and anticipate doing this to the heroes.



* BreakoutVillain: Next to Tirek, Grogar is one of the most popular and well-known G1 villains out there. Many fans put him in G4 fan works, and in season 9 he finally appears. [[spoiler:Not in the flesh, however.]]

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* BreakoutVillain: Next to Tirek, Tirac, Grogar is one of the most popular and well-known G1 villains out there. Many fans put him in G4 fan works, and in season 9 he finally appears. [[spoiler:Not in the flesh, however.]]



An infant dragon who was originally a prisoner of Tirek. Even after Megan defeated the monster and his friend Scorpan returned to his own kingdom, he chose to stay with the ponies in Dream Land.

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An infant dragon who was originally a prisoner of Tirek.Tirac. Even after Megan defeated the monster and his friend Scorpan returned to his own kingdom, he chose to stay with the ponies in Dream Land.



The mayor of Muensterville, a town of humanoid mice whom Arabus, Zeb and Knight Shade have already passed through. He has the heroes trapped in a giant mousetrap when he mistakes them for accomplices of the bad guys, but releases them once he realizes what's going on and joins them in their quest.

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The mayor of Muensterville, a town of humanoid mice whom Arabus, Erebus, Zeb and Knight Shade have already passed through. He has the heroes trapped in a giant mousetrap when he mistakes them for accomplices of the bad guys, but releases them once he realizes what's going on and joins them in their quest.



* NiceMice: He's well-meaning and concerned for his people, only attacking the heroes when he mistakes them for accomplices of those who harmed his town's children and willingly joining them and putting himself in danger to stop Arabus and Zeb.

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* NiceMice: He's well-meaning and concerned for his people, only attacking the heroes when he mistakes them for accomplices of those who harmed his town's children and willingly joining them and putting himself in danger to stop Arabus Erebus and Zeb.
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* MindOverMatter: She had telekinesis.

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* LivingLava: As a lava demon, he's a rounded, roughly humanoid mass of living molten rock.
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* SquashyWizard: The Flutter Ponies' Utter Flutter hits like a truck, being one of the most powerful abilities in the series and curbstomping several incredibly powerful threats. However, the Flutter Ponies are shown to be physically frail and not very strong.

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[[folder:The Princess Ponies]]
->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyAndFriendsE51TheQuestOfThePrincessPonies1 The Quest of the Princess Ponies, Part 1]]"

The Princess Ponies, Starburst, Royal Blue, Tiffany, Primrose, Serena and Sparkle, live in the Royal Paradise beyond the Jewel Desert. They're charged with guarding the magic of Ponyland, but spend most of their time bickering about which one of them should be queen (although queen of ''what'' isn't all that clear).
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* AerithAndBob: Starburst, Royal Blue, Primrose, Serena, Sparkle, and... Tiffany.
* GreenThumb: Their wands' powers include the ability to make plants grow.
* MagicWand: Their magic comes from a set of six star-spangled, star-headed wands that contain the power to control all of Ponyland's natural processes and magic.
* SkewedPriorities: When Lavan orders them thrown into a lava pit, one of the princesses complains that this will ruin her complexion.
* WeatherManipulation: Their wands' powers include the ability to control Ponyland's weather.
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[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lavan.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:His original form.]]



[[caption-width-right:350:"I have become the most powerful being on Ponyland!"]]

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[[caption-width-right:350:"I have become the most powerful being on Ponyland!"]][[caption-width-right:350:His crystallized form.]]



->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyAndFriendsE51TheQuestOfThePrincessPonies1 The Quest of the Princess Ponies, Part 1]]"
->''"I have become the most powerful being on Ponyland!"''

The ruler of the lava demons, Lavan steals the magic of the princess ponies in order to make himself the most powerful being alive. This causes Ponyland's magic to act chaotically and begin breaking down, requiring the heroes to defeat him in order to prevent disaster.



* BadBoss: He treats his minions terribly, and ''relishes'' his power over them.
* BigNo: Let's one out when he sees the Princess Ponies return his attack to sender.
* TheDreaded: The Princess Ponies know who he is, and despite their confidence in their power, their reaction to him showing up is to ''run''. Moochick is also aware of him, and implies he sees him as a gigantic threat as well. At one point ''[[NervesOfSteel Megan]]'' admits he has them dead to rights unless they manage to get to the VillainBeatingArtifact.
* EvilOverlord: The man ''relishes'' in being a tyrannical dictator, and treats his Lava Demon subjects horribly for no other reason than he ''can''.
* GodhoodSeeker: His goal is to steal the Princess Ponies' wands' power and become an all powerful crystal being. He succeeds, and the level of power he obtains proves he wasn't exaggerating and he only really loses due to still learning how to use his new power at the time.
* HandBlast: Can fire beams of heat from his hands. After his transformation, he trades up to powerful rainbow colored energy beams.

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* BadBoss: He treats his minions terribly, blasting them with magic for every failure or simply if he happens to feel like it, and ''relishes'' relishes his power over them.
* BigNo: Let's He lets one out when he sees the Princess Ponies return reflect his attack back to sender.
him.
* TheDreaded: The Princess Ponies know who he is, and is and, despite their confidence in their power, their reaction to him showing up is to ''run''. run. The Moochick is also aware of him, and implies he sees him as a gigantic great threat as well. At one point ''[[NervesOfSteel Megan]]'' Even [[NervesOfSteel Megan]] admits that he has them dead to rights unless they manage to get to the VillainBeatingArtifact.
* EvilOverlord: The man ''relishes'' in He relishes being a tyrannical dictator, and treats his Lava Demon lava demon subjects horribly for no other reason than because he ''can''.
can.
* GodhoodSeeker: His goal is to steal the power of the Princess Ponies' wands' power wands and become an all powerful all-powerful crystal being. He succeeds, and the level of power he obtains proves he wasn't exaggerating and he only really loses due to because he was still learning how to use his new power at the time.
power.
* HandBlast: Can He can fire beams of heat from his hands. After his transformation, he trades up to powerful rainbow colored rainbow-colored energy beams.



* TheJuggernaut: While not to Grogar's degree, next to nothing the heroes throw at Lavan once he goes OneWingedAngel does more than slow him down. He only dies when his own attack is reflected back at him.
* KilledOffForReal: Was blown to bits.
* LargeHam: Oh yes, and an enormous one at that. James Earl Jones clearly had a blast with this character, with special mention going towards his VillainSong, "Here's to Power", which he sings right after (temporarily) succeeding in gaining the power he wanted from the Ponies' wands. Practically every single line of it consists of him utterly ''devouring'' the scenery.
* LightIsNotGood: His crystal form is white colored and has rainbow colored magic, and all in all much nicer looking than his original form. He's one of the single most vile beings in the entire series.
* NoNonsenseNemesis: He's notably one of the few G1 villains who is very much willing to just flat out kill the heroes whenever the possibility arises. As soon as the Princess Ponies refuse to help him absorb their wands' power, he orders them thrown into lava. While he ''does'' merely have them imprisoned when they escape and he captures them, he does so because he's in the middle of going OneWingedAngel at the time and needs to complete it. After he's done, every time he confronts them afterwards, he's explicitly trying to kill them and when his minions can't find them.

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* TheJuggernaut: While not to Grogar's degree, next to nothing Nothing the heroes can throw at Lavan him once he goes OneWingedAngel does more than slow him down. He only dies when his own attack is reflected back at him.
* KilledOffForReal: Was blown to bits.
* LargeHam: Oh yes, and an enormous one at that. He shouts every word he says, putting relish and emphasis into even the smallest statement and pausing between words to snarl or drawn in breath. James Earl Jones clearly had a blast with this character, with special mention going towards his VillainSong, "Here's to Power", which he sings right after (temporarily) succeeding in gaining the power he wanted from the Ponies' wands. Practically every single line of it consists of him utterly ''devouring'' the scenery.
* LightIsNotGood: His crystal form is white colored and has rainbow colored rainbow-colored magic, and all in all much nicer looking than his original form. He's one of the single most vile beings in the entire series.
* NoNonsenseNemesis: He's notably one LiterallyShatteredLives: He gets blown to bits when his attack is reflected back at him.
* PersonOfMassDestruction: Upon transforming into his crystal form, he becomes so immensely powerful he risks destroying all
of the few G1 villains who is very much willing Ponyland by ''existing''.
* PowerIncontinence: It's stated that Lavan was still learning
to just flat out kill the heroes whenever the possibility arises. As soon as the Princess Ponies refuse to help him absorb their wands' control his stolen power, he orders them thrown into lava. While he ''does'' merely have them imprisoned when they escape and he captures them, he does so because he's in the middle of going OneWingedAngel at still hadn't mastered it fully by the time and needs to complete it. After he's done, every time he confronts them afterwards, he's explicitly trying to kill them and when his minions can't find them.was defeated.



* PersonOfMassDestruction: Upon transforming into his crystal form, he becomes so immensely powerful he risks destroying all of Ponyland by ''existing.''
* PowerIncontinence: It's stated that Lavan was still learning to control his stolen power, and still hadn't mastered it fully by the time he was defeated.



* VillainSong: "Here's to Power".

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[[folder:Sludge]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/sludge_mlp.png]]
->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyAndFriendsE51TheQuestOfThePrincessPonies1 The Quest of the Princess Ponies, Part 1]]"

Lavan's main flunky, who eventually turns on his boss on account of Lavan's constant abuse.
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* MistreatmentInducedBetrayal: Sludge turns on Lavan partly because his boss is violently abusive, and partly because his plans will likely destroy the world with Sludge in it.
-->''If Lavan destroys Ponyland, I will suffer along with the rest of you. I've suffered enough at Lavan's hands.
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[[folder:G'nash]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/gnash.png]]
->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyAndFriendsE52TheQuestOfThePrincessPonies2 The Quest of the Princess Ponies, Part 2]]"

An ice orc who lives in Lavan's subterranean realm, G'nash agrees to help the heroes fight against the magmatic tyrant due to his people's long enmity with the lava demons.
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* AnIcePerson: He's made out of living ice, and can shoot freezing beams.
* {{Cephalothorax}}: His body largely resembles a giant head with stumpy legs and arms.
* HandBlast: He can fire beams of freezing energy from his hands.
* InstantIceJustAddCold: His icy {{Hand Blast}}s can instantly create large icicles and walls and blocks of ice, regardless of their being used in entirely water-free areas.
* OurOrcsAreDifferent: He's an ice orc, a being of living ice that lives underground.
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/CamClarke, Creator/CharlieAdler and Creator/TownsendcColeman

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* BreakoutVillain: Next to Tirek, Grogar is one of the most popular and well-known G1 villains out there. Many fans put him in G4 fan works, and in season 9 he finally appears. [[spoiler:Not in the flesh, however]]

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* OhCrap: His reaction when his own attack is reflected back at him.
* OneWingedAngel: He transforms from a lava demon to a crystal being. The change in appearance is only a bonus, however, as what he ''really'' wanted was the gigantic boost in power it came with.



* OhCrap: His reaction when his own attack is reflected back at him.
* OneWingedAngel: He transforms from a lava demon to a crystal being. The change in appearance is only a bonus, however, as what he ''really'' wanted was the gigantic boost in power it came with.
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* CharacterDevelopment: Morning Glory starts "The End Of Flutter Valley" storyarc as a WideEyedIdealist who believes that all violence is bad and it is necessary to always see good in others, and by the end of it she becomes an ActionGirl who knows how to fight and learns that not everyone can be trusted.


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* TookALevelInBadass: Morning Glory under influence of Sting, culminating in her defending him from Pointer by knocking the latter out.
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* NatureHero: They live in harmony with nature and base their rituals around this.

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* ImprobableAimingSkills: Robin Hood is the greatest archer who ever lived, which he demonstrates by shooting an arrow lengthwise with another arrow and then doing the same to the second with a third and by getting a bull's eye with five arrows at once. When the legends start fading, he loses this ability.


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* MasterArcher: Robin Hood is the greatest archer who ever lived, which he demonstrates by SplittingTheArrow twice in succession and by getting a bull's eye with five arrows at once. When the legends start fading, he loses this ability.


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* SplittingTheArrow: When demonstrating his skills in archery, Robin Hood shoots an arrow lengthwise with another and then does the same to the second with a third.
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* NoNameGiven: No name is ever given to these animated boulders.
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* NoNonsenseNemesis: He's notably one of the few G1 villains who is very much willing to just flat out kill the heroes whenever the possibility arises. As soon as the Princess Ponies refuse to help him absorb their wands' power, he orders them thrown into lava. While he ''does'' merely have them imprisoned when they escape and he captures them, he does so because he's in the middle of going OneWingedAngel at the time and needs to complete it. After he's done, every time he confronts them afterwards, he's explicitly trying to kill them and when his minions can't find them.
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* LackOfEmpathy: As Porcina herself points out, they've never felt anything for anyone or anything but themselves.

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* TheDragon: He's promoted to this after Sting defects. He's nowhere near as good at it as Sting was, thus why Sting offering to return to the role sways Bumble to end hostilities.



* TheDragon: He was Queen Bumble's primary second and enforcer before his HeelFaceTurn.

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* FragileSpeedster: The Flutter Ponies are extremely fast and agile, on top of hitting extremely hard with their Utter Flutter, but are physically weaker and frailer than the other tribes.


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* SquashyWizard: The Flutter Ponies' Utter Flutter hits like a truck, being one of the most powerful abilities in the series and curbstomping several incredibly powerful threats. However, the Flutter Ponies are shown to be physically frail and not very strong.


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* WorfHadTheFlu: They spend most of "End of Flutter Valley" captive and in danger...but only because their wings are covered in honey and thus they can't use their Utter Flutter. It's heavily implied that Bumble and her swarm can't win a straight fight with them, as the Flutter Ponies booted them from the Valley originally. Once their wings are dried and they're capable of fighting back, they proceed to curbstomp Hydia.

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* BIgBadDuumvirate: In "The End of Flutter Valley", Hydia shares the role of BigBad with Queen Bumble, with whom she allies in order to stand a better chance of defeating the ponies.

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* BIgBadDuumvirate: BigBadDuumvirate: In "The End of Flutter Valley", Hydia shares the role of BigBad with Queen Bumble, with whom she allies in order to stand a better chance of defeating the ponies.



* BIgBadDuumvirate: She shares the role of BigBad with Hydia in her episode. The two mostly work independently, but do so under a common plan and with the intention of coordinating their strikes in order to lure the flutter ponies into a trap and share the benefits of taking the Sunstone from Flutter Valley.

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* BIgBadDuumvirate: BigBadDuumvirate: She shares the role of BigBad with Hydia in her episode. The two mostly work independently, but do so under a common plan and with the intention of coordinating their strikes in order to lure the flutter ponies into a trap and share the benefits of taking the Sunstone from Flutter Valley.



* ItsAllAboutMe: She's not really ''evil'' so much as incredibly narcissistic.

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* ItsAllAboutMe: She's not really ''evil'' so much as incredibly narcissistic. [[spoiler:Even her HeelFaceTurn comes as a result of getting what she wants rather than actually repenting.]]


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* BreakoutVillain: Next to Tirek, Grogar is one of the most popular and well-known G1 villains out there. Many fans put him in G4 fan works, and in season 9 he finally appears.

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* BreakoutVillain: Next to Tirek, Grogar is one of the most popular and well-known G1 villains out there. Many fans put him in G4 fan works, and in season 9 he finally appears. [[spoiler:Not in the flesh, however]]

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