@ushiki  
Puppet*  
A ragdoll is a physics-based skeleton given procedural animation, typically used to provide physics to killed NPCs or other soft-body entities in video games.  
A puppet, which may or may not have ragdoll capabilities, is a skeleton that is designed to enable a user to give it predefined or custom animation. If a puppet has a mass and collision layer, one or more parts can be given ragdoll physics while others are given specific movement patterns, or a hybrid of the 2 allowing for more dynamic and natural movement, otherwise a puppet is merely a collection of segments, they may have fixed positions or rotation points or be free-moving. The movement of the puppet will rely entirely on the users input, which in mlpfim, is always the case, aside from the use of tweens. most animation is entirely user-modified puppeteering, tweens are not physics.  
Don’t ask me why i typed all this, I like to type things, i also took it as an opportunity to test my own knowledge, so you can disregard everything except the bits in bold.

@zippysqrl  
typical ragdoll glitch :)

@ushiki  
arm overlaps head

where’s an error? bad layer ordering?

@Sono  
I was going to do this, but i dont know how much justice i could do, someone else would likely finish it long before I do :/

This scene needs to be made into a detailed painting. I’m serious.