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@WyrmSpawN
Yep, she does, and the personality. Even if I’m going to hell for having Fluttershy cosplay as her.

@The Equestrian Zodiac
She’s definitely got the voice.

Fluttershy cosplaying as Mikan Tsumiki from Danganronpa 2.

@WyrmSpawN
I thought that too the moment I saw her (I’m currently playing the second game at the moment, just beat the first one yesterday.)

@The Equestrian Zodiac
It would be very fitting.

And, another idea with Cozy, because why not? Cozy glow cosplaying as Hiyoko Saionji from Danganronpa 2.

Fluttershy sees Zephyr getting beat up and she enters big sister mode.

Cozy Glow cosplaying as Coco Atarashi (The World Ends with You).

(Xenobalde Chornicles 2) Kora, Electra and Herald as cheerleaders with electricity made Pompoms.

The Pie sisters (Inkie, Blinkie and Maud) cosplaying as the Thumbelina sisters (Snow White, Thumbelina and Sleeping Beauty) respectively from the Mary Skelter games.

This ones been on my head for a while.

Starlight Glimmer and Sunburst about to share a kiss, But then Cadance acts as moment killer and levitates Flurry heart between them. And flurry has a :p face.

Nightmare Moon vs ponified Michael Myers on Nightmare Night/Halloween.

I’ve had this idea for a literary element in a story, crows being a sign of memory. An example of how needs two character stories, one short, one long.

The first is a kind of hero-king from long when The War started, for this is a war story. The oldest depictions are fairly standard, showing him a bit puffed up, with his gear and his faithful friends and legendary army. But as you get into more modern showings, the element of a crow creeps in. Feathers where there weren’t before, random birds perched on his person. The most recent ones aren’t of the king himself, but a simply a crow meant to symbolize him. As if the memory of his actions are so strong, it overshadows and consumes who he was as a person. Which can be good as it can be bad.

Second story are of child soldiers. Both orphaned by The War and adopted by The Resistance for their power more than anything else. The girl came first, the boy second. They are, at first appearance, quite the malicious pair, more than willing to kill for the war effort, but also finding primal joy in the act. Dark in thought, pointed faces, black outfits, and usually followed by a murder of noticeable size they don’t acknowledge.

It’s eventually gotten out of the boy’s side that he was much more reluctant to take this path, and had to be roundly whipped into line by his younger female partner, a Teach Him Anger sort of situation. But she has a glance at a turnaround when she’s forced not to fight, but to spy, and she learns in spite of herself that the faction she thought was comprised of entirely evil bastards is actually only run by evil bastards.

But their personal climax comes when The Resistance acquires the means to enhance their abilities to inhuman levels, with the consequence that they lose much of their remaining humanity. of course, in the case of the orphans, this causes them to mutate into massive, crowlike demons.

This effect is later dispelled, but not before their primary enemy is defeated and they are betrayed by key elements in The Resistance and left for dead. They survive, but the girl seeing her quarry dead is ready to pack it in. Not so for the boy, who now wants the blood of his former allies on his hands. This leads to what should be a tear-jerking and dramatic scene where the girl admits she would rather live well, normal, perhaps even happy.

The music for such a scene should be something to the effect of Seventeen, from the Heathers Musical.

It ends on a triumphant note, the murder that was their shared trauma dispersing in an explosion of light, leaving only a single bird they set off together, symbolizing their letting go of the past.

Apple Bloom holding baby chicks.

Hitch and Twilight Sparkle bonding about following the rules or organizing stuff.

Sprout from G5 confronting Laserbeak from Transformers Dark Of The Moon with guns just like Ken Jeong’s character Jerry Wang from the actual Transformers movie.
 
 
“CUZ SOMEPONY MESSED WITH THE WRONG SPROUT TODAY!”

A short G5/EqG comic.
 
Panel 1: Hitch looks on while Sunny is reading a book.
 
Hitch: “Whatcha readin’?”  
Sunny: “It’s about Princess Twilight.”  
Hitch: “Of course it is.”
 
Panel 2: Scenes from the Equestria Girls movies, but with all the characters imagined as ponies.
 
Sunny (VO): “After she became a princess, Twilight traveled to another world, a world without magic.”  
Sunny (VO): “But they used technology to make up for it, like we do now.”
 
Panel 3: Back to Sunny and Hitch.
 
Sunny: “In fact, they may have been more advanced back then than we are even today.”  
Hitch: “If that were true, just think how far ahead they’d be after all these years.”
 
Panel 4: A ruined cityscape. Human Sunny and Hitch, armed with an assault rifle and an RPG respectively, take cover behind some rubble as two humanoid Terminators and three pony Terminators (a pegasus with ducted fans for wings, a unicorn with a laser sight on its horn, and an earth pony with tank treads for legs) patrol the street. No dialogue.

I just finished the Hardcore History series Supernova in the East and I now have an idea for an grimdark alternate MLP movie timeline. The Storm King and Tempest attack Canterlot and are easily repulsed. However, he has allied with a Chrysalis who wishes to regain her honor to attack the Crystal Empire to attempt to resurrect Sombra and use him as a second living superweapon.  
While each of the battles themselves is clearly (if not easily) won by the ponies, the real horror of war kicks in once the remnants of Chrysalis’ changelings go undercover and undermine the trust needed for the ponies up north to form friendships. Eventually, windigoes and dragon fire put an end to the madness.
 
I don’t have much (if any) desire to write the history of that war in a Fallout Equestria style play-by-play. More interesting for me is having a time traveler from the canonical FiM timeline end up many years after this war and put together the pieces.

To celebrate the new Space Jam movie, how about a MLP parody of Space Jam where a sports celebrity gets pulled into Equestria, turns into a pony and teams up with the Mane Six to stop a new villain in a sporting event?

Princess Celestia drawn as either a Percheron or a Marwari horse. Likewise, Luna drawn as a Friesian horse or a Percheron.

I’ve been wanting to give Trixie this appearance since she first appeared in equestria girls  

Megumin and Trixie on a pose-off.

background ponies drooling over the baked bads in Applebuck Season  
background ponies watching scootaloo doing tricks in Show Stoppers
 
both scene wants to be equestria girls-ified

Pony Miku, but wearing this:  

Animating stuff.