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A lovely purple alicorn twilight sparkle series#

In Enterplay's trading card series, Series 1 lists her pony type as both Pegasus and unicorn but not Earth, and Series 2 lists her pony type as all three a writer and consultant for both series has stated that the inclusion of Earth was 'an intentional improvement' they made on Series 2, 'based on feedback and it being one of those 'could be canon' sorts of things that just plain makes sense.' A blurb on one of the toy sets featuring Cadance says that she and Shining Armor 'lead the Crystal Empire together!' Indeed, Bright Smile proclaims her as 'The Crystal Princess!' at the end of The Crystal Empire - Part 2. Various promotional materials, including a New York Times ad, A Canterlot Wedding - Part 1's Hubworld, iTunes, and Netflix summaries, the back cover of the DVD Royal Pony Wedding, and the home page of Treehouse TV's Royal Wedding Contest site, state that she is the niece of Princess Celestia. She is Twilight Sparkle's foal-sitter in Twilight's flashback, and she becomes her sister-in-law after marrying Shining Armor in A Canterlot Wedding - Part 2. The first half of the second season finale, A Canterlot Wedding - Part 1, introduces Princess Cadance. Princess Cadance with a Crystal Pony in the Crystal Empire. In Enterplay's trading card series, Series 1 lists the sisters' pony type as both Pegasus and unicorn but not Earth, and Series 2 lists their pony type as all three and also refers to them as 'immortal alicorns' a writer and consultant for both series has stated that the inclusion of Earth was 'an intentional improvement' they made on Series 2, 'based on feedback and it being one of those 'could be canon' sorts of things that just plain makes sense.' Faust has suggested that there is more to Princess Celestia than has been depicted of her in the series, and that she wanted Celestia to be 'mysterious and hard to understand'. Faust has stated that Celestia embodies the traits of all three pony kinds: Earth, Pegasus, and unicorn. Her status was later changed to 'princess' at Hasbro's request. Princess Celestia and her younger sister Princess Luna are introduced in the first episode in a series of medieval-like drawings with a narration that says there were 'two regal sisters who ruled together and created harmony for all the land,' and that 'the eldest used her unicorn powers to raise the sun at dawn the younger brought out the moon to begin the night.' Lauren Faust commented that Princess Celestia was originally supposed to be Queen Celestia, the highest authority with no parents who outrank her. Princess Celestia and Princess Luna, previous rulers of Equestria. 3.1 Twilight Sparkle and the Crystal Heart Spell.The third season episode Magic Duel marks the first use of the term 'Alicorn' in the series, and in Magical Mystery Cure the term is used for the first time to directly refer to winged unicorns, previously referred to as unicorns in earlier seasons' episodes Friendship is Magic, part 1 and A Canterlot Wedding - Part 1. Meghan McCarthy, Friendship is Magic's head writer, says that the title of 'princess' is one that is earned in Equestria.

They are referred to as Princess Ponies in Hasbro's toy line, as Pegasus Unicorns in Little Brown's book Mini Pony Collector's Guide, and, once, as Pegasus unicorns on Hasbro's My Little Pony Facebook page. A stylized depiction of Princess Celestia and Princess Luna, the two regal sisters of EquestriaĪlicorns are pony characters in My Little Pony Friendship is Magic, My Little Pony: Pony Life, and other material, who have both a unicorn horn and Pegasus wings and, depending on the depiction, also have Earth pony power.