History YMMV / MyLittlePonyTransformersFriendshipInDisguise

** On the Autobot side of things, while staples like Grimlock, Arcee or even the most recent Windblade are expected, no one would have guessed Gauge, a character original to the [[ComicBook/Transformers2019 2019 continuity]], as one the main characters to one of the stories. She even manages to take on ''Shockwave'' along Pinkie Pie.

** In "Strength In Numbers", Auntie Applesauce finds herself up against Bombshell, who fires his brainwashing Cerebro-Shells at her. She begins blindly swatting the shells away while telling the Insecticon to leave her alone. One of the shells ends up in [[HoistByHisOwnPetard Bombshell's own head]], and he barely gets the chance to go "OhCrap" before the shell forces him to listen to his attacker's demands.

* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: The ''very first page'' has Quibble Pants complain about how nonsensical the in-universe crossover between Daring Do and the Power Ponies is, with the salespony telling him that it's just for fun. Fans have taken it to being the comic's way of basically telling the readers 'Shut up and enjoy the crossover.'

* UnexpectedCharacter: Almost all of the Decepticons who appear as major antagonists are G1 staples (Starscream, the Constructicons, Shockwave, Soundwave, the Insecticons, and of course, Megatron), so it's quite a surprise to see Misfire at all, let alone as the main antagonist of issue 3's second story. He even brought the Rainmakers with him!

** The Insecticons are the main threat of "Strength in Numbers". That includes the toyline-exclusive Insecticons-- Venom, Barrage, Chop Shop and Ransack.

** In "Strength In Numbers", Auntie Applesauce finds herself up against Bombshell, who fires his Cerebro-Shells at her. She begins swatting the shells away while telling the Insecticon to leave her alone. One of the shells ends up in [[HoistByHisOwnPetard Bombshell's own head]], and he barely gets the chance to go "OhCrap" before the shell forces him to listen to his attacker's demands.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Slightly, while some fans enjoyed the silly antics of the comics, a few were annoyed that the narrative was just cut up into smaller unrelated short stories rather than one long narrative. This rings especially true for the Megatron/Chrysalis team up which kicked off the plot, the two aren't seen again till the end of the story and what partnership is shown quickly crumbles when near every pony and Autobot arrive to combat them. Likely a consequence of only having four issues.

* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: The ''very first page'' has Quibble Pants complain about how nonsensical the in-universe crossover between Daring Do and the Power Ponies is, with the salespony telling him that it's just for fun. Fans have taken it to being the comic's way of basically telling the readers 'Shut up and enjoy the crossover.'

* UnexpectedCharacter: Almost all of the Decepticons who appear as major antagonists are G1 staples (Starscream, the Constructicons, Shockwave, Soundwave, the Insecticons, and-- of course-- Megatron), so it's quite a surprise to see Misfire at all, let alone as the main antagonist of issue 3's second story. He even brought the Rainmakers with him!

** Likewise, Optimus and Twilight are similarly underused for the same reasons.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Chrysalis and Megatron are severely underused in the comic, only showing up in the beginning and end of the story. The former much moreso than the latter as he at least makes more of an effort leading his troops with Chrysalias just giving out the usual "Equestria will be mine" rhetoric.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Slightly, while some fans enjoyed the silly antics of the comics, a few were annoyed that the narrative was just cut up into smaller unrelated short stories rather than one long narrative, especially true for the Megatron/Chrysalis team up which kicked off the plot, the two aren't seen again till the end of the story and what partnership is shown quickly crumbles when near every pony and Autobot arrive to combat them. Likely a consequence of only having four issues.

* T heyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Slightly, while some fans enjoyed the silly antics of the comics, a few were annoyed that the narrative was just cut up into smaller unrelated short stories rather than one long narrative, especially true for the Megatron/Chrysalis team up which kicked off the plot, the two aren't seen again till the end of the story and what partnership is shown quickly crumbles when near every pony and Autobot arrive to combat them. Likely a consequence of only having four issues.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Slightly, while some fans enjoyed the silly antics of the comics, a few were annoyed that the narrative was just cut up into smaller unrelated short stories rather than one long narrative. Likely a consequence of only having four issues.

* UnexpectedCharacter: Almost all of the Decepticons who appear as major antagonists are G1 staples (Starscream, the Constructicons, Shockwave, Soundwave, and of course, Megatron, with the Insecticons slated to appear in issue 4), so it's quite a surprise to see Misfire at all, let alone as the main antagonist of issue 3's second story. He even brought the Rainmakers with him!

* UnexpectedCharacter: Almost all of the Decepticons who appear as major antagonists are G1 staples (Starscream, the Constructicons, Shockwave, Soundwave, and of course, Megatron), so it's quite a surprise to see Misfire at all, let alone as the main antagonist of issue 3's second story. He even brought the Rainmakers with him!

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyPlot: Slightly, while some fans enjoyed the silly antics of the comics, a few were annoyed that the narrative was just cut up into smaller unrelated short stories, rather than one long narrative. Likely a consequence of only having four issues.

* HilariousInHindsight: In the Starscream vs Rainbow Dash ''Death Battle'', Rainbow Dash won after using Starscream's own missiles against him. She uses that exact same maneuver in her issue -- although against Misfire.

* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: The ''very first page'' has Quibble Pants complain about how nonsensical the in-universe crossover between Daring Do and the Power Ponies is, with the salespony telling him that it's just for fun. Fans have taken it to being the comic’s way of basically telling the readers ‘Shut up and enjoy the crossover.’
* JustHereForGodzilla: It's Transformers and My Little Pony arguably Hasbro's Flagship franchises teaming up together; who wouldn't want to read this?

* JustHereForGodzilla: It's Transformers and My Little Pony teaming up together; who wouldn't want to read this?

* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: The ''very first page'' has Quibble Pants complain about how nonsensical the in-universe crossover between Daring Do and the Power Ponies is, with the salespony telling him that its just for fun. Fans have taken it to being the comic’s way of basically telling the readers ‘Shut up and enjoy the crossover.’

* JustHereForGodzilla: It's Transformers and My Little Pony teaming up together; who wouldn't want to read this?!

* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: The ''very first page'' has Quibble Pants complain about how nonsensical the in-universe crossover between Daring Do and the Power Ponies is, with the salespony telling him that its just for fun. Fans have taken it to being the comic’s way of basically telling the readers ‘Shut up and enjoy the crossover.’

* JustHereForGodzilla: It's Transformers and My Little Pony teaming up together; who wouldn't want to read this?!
* ObviousCrossoverMethod: Chrysalis can summon portals that lead to other dimensions; this essentially makes her the starting point for any crossover you want!

* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: The ''very first page'' has Quibble Pants complain about how nonsensical the in-universe crossover between Daring Do and the Power Ponies is, with the salespony telling him that its just for fun. Fans have taken it to being the comic’s way of basically telling the readers ‘Shut up and enjoy the crossover.’