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** They also form some great UncannyValley [[NightmareFace Nightmare Faces]] during the musical number they sing.
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** Not to mention the door to the nursery.
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* In "Woe is Me", the ponies come across Woebegone, a hobo whose bad luck affects him and those around him. In the end of part 1, he accidentally causes a mudslide where Baby Shady almost drowns.
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** Niblic the troll threatening Megan and the other ponies to plummet to their deaths via drawbridge.
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* Then we have "Somnambula", which seems to owe something to ''[[WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries The Lorelei Signal]]''. We have a witch who lets every pony live their dream, with everything they wanted, [[spoiler:even as she saps their energy, accelerating their aging so fast that in a matter of hours they're really [[IncrediblyLamePun long in the tooth]]]].
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* Then we have "Somnambula", which seems to owe something to ''[[WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries The Lorelei Signal]]''. We have a witch who lets every pony live their dream, with everything they wanted, [[spoiler:even as she saps their energy, accelerating their aging so fast that in a matter of hours they're really [[IncrediblyLamePun long in the tooth]]]].tooth]].
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* Then we have "Somnambula", which seems to owe something to ''[[WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries The Lorelei Signal]]''. We have a witch who lets every pony live their dream, with everything they wanted, [[spoiler:even as she saps their energy, accelerating their aging so fast that in a matter of hours they're really [[IncrediblyLamePun long in the tooth]]]]. It's a NearVillainVictory, too; all the adults would have died had not [[spoiler:the bird taken a chance to flee and then break the hypnosis]] and had not [[spoiler:Slugger seen his beloved in this state and gotten his HeroicSecondWind]].
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* Then we have "Somnambula", which seems to owe something to ''[[WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries The Lorelei Signal]]''. We have a witch who lets every pony live their dream, with everything they wanted, [[spoiler:even as she saps their energy, accelerating their aging so fast that in a matter of hours they're really [[IncrediblyLamePun long in the tooth]]]].
** It's a NearVillainVictory, too; all the adults would have died had not [[spoiler:the bird taken a chance to flee and then break the hypnosis]] and had not [[spoiler:Slugger seen his beloved in this state and gotten his HeroicSecondWind]].
** It's a NearVillainVictory, too; all the adults would have died had not [[spoiler:the bird taken a chance to flee and then break the hypnosis]] and had not [[spoiler:Slugger seen his beloved in this state and gotten his HeroicSecondWind]].
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* Princess Porcina turning Ponyland and its inhabitants into glass.
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* Princess Porcina turning Ponyland and its inhabitants into glass. She's not even aware of what she's done at first, saying that when she looked through her mirror the ponies didn't seem real.
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* The Night Mare, appropriately enough: an equine monster that the star-horse Andromeda turns into after falling into Monstrous Middle. If horses seem mundane to most people, the transformed Andromeda effectively illustrates how scary a horse might seem to hippophobiacs like the two-parter's human protagonist Timmy. (Although, revisiting the show as a grown up, the Night Mare is predictably less scary, though still a surprisingly good piece of creature design.)
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* The Night Mare, appropriately enough: an equine monster that the star-horse Andromeda turns into after falling into Monstrous Middle. If horses seem mundane to most people, the transformed Andromeda effectively illustrates how scary a horse might seem to hippophobiacs like the two-parter's human protagonist Timmy. (Although, revisiting the show as a grown up, the Night Mare is predictably less scary, though still a surprisingly good piece of creature design.))
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* "Baby, It's Cold Outside" has King Charlatan, an evil emperor penguin. While his design is cartoony, his plan isn't. He plans to freeze all of Ponyland, and when his son tries to stop him, he freezes him solid.
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* Princess Porcina turning Ponyland and its inhabitants into glass, and her lackey's threat to do the same to Megan and the remaining heroes--and then ''shatter'' them one by one.
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* Princess Porcina turning Ponyland and its inhabitants into glass, and her lackey's threat glass.
** Shruck threatens to do the same to Megan and the remaining heroes--and then ''shatter'' them one by one.
** Shruck threatens to do the same to Megan and the remaining heroes--and then ''shatter'' them one by one.
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** Later, a fire breaks out in Bumbleland and the trapped Flutter Ponies can sense the honeycomb getting hotter until the walls are practically melting--part 5 closes on them screaming for help.
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** Later, a fire breaks out in Bumbleland and the trapped Flutter Ponies can sense the honeycomb getting hotter until the walls are practically melting--part melting. Part 5 closes on them screaming for help.
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* "Crunch the Rockdog," an emotionless stone bulldog who turned ponies to stone and was only defeated through the use of the ''literal'' heart of a living mountain.
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* "Crunch the Rockdog," an emotionless stone bulldog who turned ponies and Bushwoolies to stone and was only defeated through the use of the ''literal'' heart of a living mountain.
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* "Fugitive Flowers" has the Flories, plant-like creatures who exploit the fact that they look innocent to trap the Ponies, capturing them with vines.
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* "Fugitive Flowers" has the Flories, plant-like creatures who exploit the fact that they look innocent to trap trick the Ponies, capturing them with vines.Ponies into defeating their enemies, the benevolent yet fierce-looking Crabnasties, and then suck the life out of the soil from Posey's garden, killing everything around themselves and growing into giant, ugly monsters who plan to drink the life from the entire valley.
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* The opening to "Return to Tambelon", with the unicorns disappearing after winking out with no explanation as to why. Grogar himself is pretty nasty too.
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* The opening to "Return to Tambelon", with the unicorns disappearing after winking out with no explanation as to why. Grogar himself is pretty nasty too.too, at one point shooting lightning at the ponies with intent to kill.
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** Later, a fire breaks out in Bumbleland and the trapped Flutter Ponies can sense the honeycomb getting hotter until the walls are piratically melting--part 5 closes on them screaming for help.
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** Later, a fire breaks out in Bumbleland and the trapped Flutter Ponies can sense the honeycomb getting hotter until the walls are piratically practically melting--part 5 closes on them screaming for help.
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** When the bees cover the Flutter Ponies in honey, Sting expresses concern that they may be ''drowned'' in it.
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** When the bees cover the Flutter Ponies in honey, Sting expresses concern that they may be ''drowned'' in it.
** Later, a fire breaks out in Bumbleland and the trapped Flutter Ponies can sense the honeycomb getting hotter until the walls are piratically melting--part 5 closes on them screaming for help.
** Later, a fire breaks out in Bumbleland and the trapped Flutter Ponies can sense the honeycomb getting hotter until the walls are piratically melting--part 5 closes on them screaming for help.
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** When the bees cover the Flutter Ponies is honey, Sting expresses concern that they may be ''drowned'' in it.
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** When the bees cover the Flutter Ponies is in honey, Sting expresses concern that they may be ''drowned'' in it.
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* Princess Porcina turning Ponyland and its inhabitants into glass, and her lackey's threat to do the same to Megan and the remaining heroes--and then ''shatter'' them.
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* Princess Porcina turning Ponyland and its inhabitants into glass, and her lackey's threat to do the same to Megan and the remaining heroes--and then ''shatter'' them.them one by one.
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* The chair monster in "The Ghost of Paradise Estate."
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** The shadow-less ponies in "Bright Lights" advancing on Knight Shade. The angle they're shot at makes them look like ''zombies''!
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* The opening to "Return to Tambelon", with the unicorns disappearing after winking out with no explanation as to why.
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* The opening to "Return to Tambelon", with the unicorns disappearing after winking out with no explanation as to why. Grogar himself is pretty nasty too.
* "Fugitive Flowers" has the Flories, plant-like creatures who exploit the fact that they look innocent to trap the Ponies, capturing them with vines.
* "Fugitive Flowers" has the Flories, plant-like creatures who exploit the fact that they look innocent to trap the Ponies, capturing them with vines.
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* "The Prince and the Ponies" has the First Tooth Baby Ponies jealously wishing horrible fates on the Newborn Twins, including being struck by lightning and kept as someone's pet. The latter ''happens'', with the Duchess's daughter abusing the ponies and keeping them in chains.
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* "The Golden Horseshoes" has Mimic falling ill for no reason. Her symptoms include weakness, a pale complexion, no appetite, and even the loss of the twinkle in her eye.
* "The Quest of the Princess Ponies" has Lavan, a lava demon who turns himself into a crystal being with the Princess Ponies' wands and unbalances the magic of Ponyland.
* "The Quest of the Princess Ponies" has Lavan, a lava demon who turns himself into a crystal being with the Princess Ponies' wands and unbalances the magic of Ponyland.
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* "Would Be Dragonslayer" has a prince trying to ''kill Spike'' for the sake of his beloved.
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* "Crunch the Rockdog," an emotionless stone bulldog who turned ponies to stone and was only defeated through the use of the ''literal'' heart of a living mountain.
** Even worse, when the ponies removed the heart, the once friendly mountain began to attack them as he'd lost his feelings without it.
** Even worse, when the ponies removed the heart, the once friendly mountain began to attack them as he'd lost his feelings without it.
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* Then we have "Somnambula", which seems to owe something to ''[[WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries The Lorelei Signal]]''. We have a witch who lets everypony live their dream, with everything they wanted, [[spoiler:even as she saps their energy, accelerating their aging so fast that in a matter of hours they're really [[IncrediblyLamePun long in the tooth]]]]. It's a NearVillainVictory, too; all the adults would have died had not [[spoiler:the bird taken a chance to flee and then break the hypnosis]] and had not [[spoiler:Slugger seen his beloved in this state and gotten his HeroicSecondWind]].
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* Then we have "Somnambula", which seems to owe something to ''[[WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries The Lorelei Signal]]''. We have a witch who lets everypony every pony live their dream, with everything they wanted, [[spoiler:even as she saps their energy, accelerating their aging so fast that in a matter of hours they're really [[IncrediblyLamePun long in the tooth]]]]. It's a NearVillainVictory, too; all the adults would have died had not [[spoiler:the bird taken a chance to flee and then break the hypnosis]] and had not [[spoiler:Slugger seen his beloved in this state and gotten his HeroicSecondWind]].
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* Then we have "Somnambula", which seems to owe something to ''[[WesternAnimation/StarTrek The Lorelei Signal]]''. We have a witch who lets everypony live their dream, with everything they wanted, [[spoiler:even as she saps their energy, accelerating their aging so fast that in a matter of hours they're really [[IncrediblyLamePun long in the tooth]]]]. It's a NearVillainVictory, too; all the adults would have died had not [[spoiler:the bird taken a chance to flee and then break the hypnosis]] and had not [[spoiler:Slugger seen his beloved in this state and gotten his HeroicSecondWind]].
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* Then we have "Somnambula", which seems to owe something to ''[[WesternAnimation/StarTrek ''[[WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries The Lorelei Signal]]''. We have a witch who lets everypony live their dream, with everything they wanted, [[spoiler:even as she saps their energy, accelerating their aging so fast that in a matter of hours they're really [[IncrediblyLamePun long in the tooth]]]]. It's a NearVillainVictory, too; all the adults would have died had not [[spoiler:the bird taken a chance to flee and then break the hypnosis]] and had not [[spoiler:Slugger seen his beloved in this state and gotten his HeroicSecondWind]].
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* Then we have "Somnambula", which seems to owe something to ''[[WesternAnimation/StarTrek The Lorelei Signal]]''. We have a witch who lets everypony live their dream, with everything they wanted, [[spoiler:even as she saps their energy, accelerating their aging so fast that in a matter of hours they're really [[IncrediblyLamePun long in the tooth]]]]. It's a NearVillainVictory, too; all the adults would have died had not [[spoiler:the bird taken a chance to flee and then break the hypnosis]] and had not [[Slugger [[spoiler:Slugger seen his beloved in this state and gotten his HeroicSecondWind]].
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* Then we have "Somnambula", which seems to owe something to ''[[WesternAnimation/StarTrek The Lorelei Signal]]''. We have a witch who lets everypony live their dream, with everything they wanted, [[spoiler:even as she saps their energy, accelerating their aging so fast that in a matter of hours they're really [[IncrediblyLamePun long in the tooth]]]]. It's a NearVillainVictory, too; all the adults would have died had not [[spoiler:the bird taken a chance to flee and then break the hypnosis]] and had not [[Slugger seen his beloved in this state and gotten his HeroicSecondWind]].
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!! ''My Little Pony''
* In "The End of Flutter Valley", we're treated to a glimpse of what the valley would look like if the witches succeed. It's [[PollutedWasteland not pretty]].
* The opening to "Return to Tambelon", with the unicorns disappearing after winking out with no explanation as to why.
* Erebus's plan in "Bright Lights" and the effects a lack of shadows has on the ponies.
* Princess Porcina turning Ponyland and its inhabitants into glass, and her lackey's threat to do the same to Megan and the remaining heroes--and then ''shatter'' them.
* In "The Magic Coins", Baby Lickety-Split, petulant over rain canceling the ponies' picnic, unknowingly steps on a magic coin as she wishes for it to never rain again. Cut to weeks later, where everything is drying up under the sun and the Baby Sea Ponies are dying of dehydration. And then a fire starts...
!! ''Moondreamers''
* The Night Mare, appropriately enough: an equine monster that the star-horse Andromeda turns into after falling into Monstrous Middle. If horses seem mundane to most people, the transformed Andromeda effectively illustrates how scary a horse might seem to hippophobiacs like the two-parter's human protagonist Timmy. (Although, revisiting the show as a grown up, the Night Mare is predictably less scary, though still a surprisingly good piece of creature design.)
* In "The End of Flutter Valley", we're treated to a glimpse of what the valley would look like if the witches succeed. It's [[PollutedWasteland not pretty]].
* The opening to "Return to Tambelon", with the unicorns disappearing after winking out with no explanation as to why.
* Erebus's plan in "Bright Lights" and the effects a lack of shadows has on the ponies.
* Princess Porcina turning Ponyland and its inhabitants into glass, and her lackey's threat to do the same to Megan and the remaining heroes--and then ''shatter'' them.
* In "The Magic Coins", Baby Lickety-Split, petulant over rain canceling the ponies' picnic, unknowingly steps on a magic coin as she wishes for it to never rain again. Cut to weeks later, where everything is drying up under the sun and the Baby Sea Ponies are dying of dehydration. And then a fire starts...
!! ''Moondreamers''
* The Night Mare, appropriately enough: an equine monster that the star-horse Andromeda turns into after falling into Monstrous Middle. If horses seem mundane to most people, the transformed Andromeda effectively illustrates how scary a horse might seem to hippophobiacs like the two-parter's human protagonist Timmy. (Although, revisiting the show as a grown up, the Night Mare is predictably less scary, though still a surprisingly good piece of creature design.)
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* The witches flooding Dream Valley with the Smooze, wrecking the Dream Castle.
** In the TV show sequel, The End of Flutter Valley, the witches and bees stealing the Sunstone to take over Flutter Valley. The bees also capture the Flutter Ponies, who were the most powerful ponies seen so far.
* ''Would Be Dragonslayer'' centers around a wannabe knight trying to kill Spike. Yea..
** In the TV show sequel, The End of Flutter Valley, the witches and bees stealing the Sunstone to take over Flutter Valley. The bees also capture the Flutter Ponies, who were the most powerful ponies seen so far.
* ''Would Be Dragonslayer'' centers around a wannabe knight trying to kill Spike. Yea..
