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* OutdatedByCanon: During Holiday and Lofty's appearance in ''The Mare From the Moon'', the two had only appeared in a chapter book and not been pictured, so they're depicted as being light yellow and aqua, respectively, in color. Both "Ponyville Mysteries" issue 3, released a few months later, and season 9's episode "The Last Crusade", released over a ''year'' later, gave them different color schemes. The same episode also identified them as actually living somewhere else and just preparing to move to Ponyville towards the end, whereas this story portrayed them as living in Ponyville full-time.
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* OutdatedByCanon: OutdatedByCanon:
** During Holiday and Lofty's appearance in ''The Mare From the Moon'', the two had only appeared in a chapter book and not been pictured, so they're depicted as being light yellow and aqua, respectively, in color. Both "Ponyville Mysteries" issue 3, released a few months later, and season 9's episode "The Last Crusade", released over a ''year'' later, gave them different color schemes.
** The same episode also identified them as actually living somewhere else and just preparing to move to Ponyville towards the end, whereas this story portrayed them as already living in Ponyville full-time.
** During Holiday and Lofty's appearance in ''The Mare From the Moon'', the two had only appeared in a chapter book and not been pictured, so they're depicted as being light yellow and aqua, respectively, in color. Both "Ponyville Mysteries" issue 3, released a few months later, and season 9's episode "The Last Crusade", released over a ''year'' later, gave them different color schemes.
** The same episode also identified them as actually living somewhere else and just preparing to move to Ponyville towards the end, whereas this story portrayed them as already living in Ponyville full-time.
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* OutdatedByCanon: During Holiday and Lofty's appearance in ''The Mare From the Moon'', the two had only appeared in a chapter book and not been pictured, so they're depicted as being light yellow and aqua, respectively, in color. Both "Ponyville Mysteries" issue 3, released a few months later, and season 9's episode "The Last Crusade", released over a ''year'' later, gave them different color schemes.
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* OutdatedByCanon: During Holiday and Lofty's appearance in ''The Mare From the Moon'', the two had only appeared in a chapter book and not been pictured, so they're depicted as being light yellow and aqua, respectively, in color. Both "Ponyville Mysteries" issue 3, released a few months later, and season 9's episode "The Last Crusade", released over a ''year'' later, gave them different color schemes. The same episode also identified them as actually living somewhere else and just preparing to move to Ponyville towards the end, whereas this story portrayed them as living in Ponyville full-time.
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* ThrowItIn: Spliced’s [[RedBaron moniker of “Viral Maniac”]] was suggested by a user on the Spacebattles thread well over a year prior to making it into the story.
* TributeToFido: Doctor Dies Horribly (the diamond dog) has the color scheme (and tail) of one of Anon e Mouse Jr.’s own former dogs.
* TributeToFido: Doctor Dies Horribly (the diamond dog) has the color scheme (and tail) of one of Anon e Mouse Jr.’s own former dogs.
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* OutdatedByCanon: During Holiday and Lofty's appearance in ''The Mare From the Moon'', the two had only appeared in a chapter book and not been pictured, so they're depicted as being light yellow and aqua, respectively, in color. Both "Ponyville Mysteries" issue 3, released a few months later, and season 9's episode "The Last Crusade", released over a ''year'' later, gave them different color schemes.
** Twilight refers to Spike as her son here. In season 9, it's established that their relationship is a sibling one.
* ThrowItIn:Spliced’s Spliced's [[RedBaron moniker of “Viral Maniac”]] "Viral Maniac"]] was suggested by a user on the Spacebattles thread well over a year prior to making it into the story.
* TributeToFido: Doctor Dies Horribly (the diamond dog) has the color scheme (and tail) of one of Anon e Mouse Jr.’s 's own former dogs.
** Twilight refers to Spike as her son here. In season 9, it's established that their relationship is a sibling one.
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* TributeToFido: Doctor Dies Horribly (the diamond dog) has the color scheme (and tail) of one of Anon e Mouse Jr.
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* ThrowItIn: Spliced’s [[RedBaron moniker of “Viral Maniac”]] was suggested by a user on the Spacebattles thread well over a year prior to making it into the story.
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* With ''The Mare From the Moon'', Evilhumour is one of the first, if not ''the'' very first, to cover the issue of Spike actually ''needing'' to have a hoard due to a ''combination'' of his inherent magic (Greed Growth) and biology (carnivore) in fanfiction.
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* With ''The Mare From the Moon'', Evilhumour is one of the first, if not ''the'' very first, to cover the issue of Spike actually ''needing'' to have a hoard due to a ''combination'' of his inherent magic (Greed Growth) and biology (carnivore) in fanfiction.fanfiction.
!!Trivia tropes:
* TributeToFido: Doctor Dies Horribly (the diamond dog) has the color scheme (and tail) of one of Anon e Mouse Jr.’s own former dogs.
!!Trivia tropes:
* TributeToFido: Doctor Dies Horribly (the diamond dog) has the color scheme (and tail) of one of Anon e Mouse Jr.’s own former dogs.
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!!General trivia:
* With ''The Mare From the Moon'', Evilhumour is one of the first, if not ''the'' very first, to cover the issue of Spike actually ''needing'' to have a hoard due to a ''combination'' of his inherent magic (Greed Growth) and biology (carnivore) in fanfiction.
* With ''The Mare From the Moon'', Evilhumour is one of the first, if not ''the'' very first, to cover the issue of Spike actually ''needing'' to have a hoard due to a ''combination'' of his inherent magic (Greed Growth) and biology (carnivore) in fanfiction.
