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Fanart At First Sight is going to be cut
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* FanartAtFirstSight: Sunset Shimmer showed up in a toyline months before her official debut in the first ''Equestria Girls'' movie and started getting fanart almost immediately. Furthermore, since her first toy was part of a MasqueradeBall-themed toyline (which had nothing to do with the plot of ''EQG''), fans mistook her mask for a ''lucha libre'' mask instead, which inspired a short-lived trend of depicting Sunset as a MaskedLuchador.
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** The franchise's naming schemes are a bit harder to take when applied to humans.
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** The franchise's naming schemes are a bit harder to take seriously when applied to humans.humans.
** The joke about Rainbow Dash not knowing what hands are, despite knowing plenty of characters with hands (Spike being the most notable, but also Discord and Iron Will).
** The joke about Rainbow Dash not knowing what hands are, despite knowing plenty of characters with hands (Spike being the most notable, but also Discord and Iron Will).
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: All the characters' human counterparts manage to perfectly translate their pony designs into human form in such a way as not not veer into UnintentionalUncannyValley territory while also making it clear which character is which.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: All the characters' human counterparts manage to perfectly translate their pony designs into human form in such a way as not to not veer into UnintentionalUncannyValley territory while also making it clear which character is which.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: All the characters' human counterparts manage to perfectly translate their pony designs into human form in such a way as not not veer into UnintentionalUncannyValley territory while also making it clear which character is which.
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Misplaced, moving to the correct tab
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* IKnewIt:
** Sunset Shimmer or a human expy of her appearing and being an antagonist. Many fans guessed that she would appear because of her toy being grouped with the other main cast and her toy bio having her be connected to Princess Celestia.
** Flash Sentry and Twilight Sparkle having a crush on each other, even though this isn't touched on much.
** Sunset Shimmer or a human expy of her appearing and being an antagonist. Many fans guessed that she would appear because of her toy being grouped with the other main cast and her toy bio having her be connected to Princess Celestia.
** Flash Sentry and Twilight Sparkle having a crush on each other, even though this isn't touched on much.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The photos of Sunset Shimmer winning the past crowns showing her gradually becoming meaner; was [[BitchInSheepsClothing she hiding her true nature]] initially (Celestia's claims and later materials support this), legitimately wasn't so evil [[SlowlySlippingIntoEvil at the time]], or some of both?
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Evil Is Sexy has been dewicked.
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* EvilIsSexy: Sunset Shimmer's design, if not necessarily her characterization, was warmly embraced. Even more her demon form, which wears a fiery dress cut low on the breast and high on the leg.
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Dewicking Just For Pun
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** Playing off the "Mane Six" of the original main cast, the human counterparts have The [[JustForPun Humane]] Five/Six/Seven. Five refers to the five human-world counterparts from the first movie, Humane Six is them plus Pony Twilight or Sunset depending on context, and Humane Seven is the five plus Sunset and either Twilight, depending on the movie. Humane Eight has also jokingly been used to refer to the Humane 7 cast(With Human Twi) plus Sunset. (It's never been used to refer to group including both Twilights, presumably as they only have one tiny scene together as the stinger)
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** Playing off the "Mane Six" of the original main cast, the human counterparts have The [[JustForPun Humane]] Humane Five/Six/Seven. Five refers to the five human-world counterparts from the first movie, Humane Six is them plus Pony Twilight or Sunset depending on context, and Humane Seven is the five plus Sunset and either Twilight, depending on the movie. Humane Eight has also jokingly been used to refer to the Humane 7 cast(With Human Twi) plus Sunset. (It's never been used to refer to group including both Twilights, presumably as they only have one tiny scene together as the stinger)
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Requires the work commercially underperform or other objective proof it alienated. That it was successful enough to get sequels and last as long as it did means this movie isn't an example. (Failure of later installments may just be handling as their premise didn't change.)
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Due to the film being the HighSchoolAU for WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic, it had bronies foaming before the premiere. The mere concept irked them due to both being an "Human AU" and going against the spirit of the original producer Lauren Faust's plans for the show ([[DisownedAdaptation who herself voiced her distaste for it.]]) The sequel film, Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks eased the controversy when it turned out to be a SurprisinglyImprovedSequel, but later {{Sequelitis}} and SoOkayItsAverage feelings brought the controversy back.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Due to the film being the HighSchoolAU for WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic, it had bronies foaming before the premiere. The mere concept irked them due to both being an "Human AU" and going against the spirit of the original producer Lauren Faust's plans for the show ([[DisownedAdaptation who herself voiced her distaste for it.]]) The sequel film, Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks eased the controversy when it turned out to be a SurprisinglyImprovedSequel, but later {{Sequelitis}} and SoOkayItsAverage feelings brought the controversy back.
