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Fictional graphic symbol from My Lilliputian Pony

Twilight Sparkle
My Little Pony graphic symbol
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Twilight Sparkle as she appears in "Twilight'due south Kingdom"
First appearance "Friendship is Magic – Function 1" (2010)
Concluding advent "The Last Problem" (2019)
Created by Lauren Faust
Based on G1 Twilight
by Bonnie Zacherle[1]
Voiced by
  • Tara Potent
  • Rebecca Shoichet (singing)
In-universe information
Species
  • Unicorn (seasons one–3)
  • Alicorn (flavour 4–ix)
  • Human (Equestria Girls)
Title
  • Princess of Friendship (seasons 4–ix)
  • Princess of Equestria ("The Last Problem")
Occupation
  • Princess Celestia's student (seasons 1–three)
  • Golden Oak Library librarian (seasons one–4)
  • Starlight Blink'southward instructor (seasons half dozen–7)
  • Founder/Main of the School of Friendship (seasons eight–9)
Affiliation Mane 6
Family unit
  • Shining Armor (older brother)
  • Twilight Velvet (mother)
  • Night Lite (begetter)
Relatives
  • Fasten (adopted)
  • Princess Cadance (sis-in-law)
  • Princess Flurry Eye (niece)

Princess Twilight Sparkle, usually known equally Twilight Sparkle, is a fictional character who appears in the fourth incarnation (likewise referred to equally the 4th generation or "G4") of Hasbro's My Little Pony toyline and media franchise, showtime with My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic (2010–2019). She is voiced by Tara Strong while her singing voice is provided by Rebecca Shoichet.

Based on the first generation or "G1" unicorn toy Twilight and created by Lauren Faust, in Friendship Is Magic, she is depicted as a studious, bookish anthropomorphic unicorn (later an alicorn). Her mentor, Princess Celestia, guides her to learn well-nigh friendship in the town of Ponyville. Twilight and her dragon assistant Spike go close friends with 5 other ponies: Applejack, Rarity, Fluttershy, Rainbow Dash, and Pinkie Pie. Each of the ponies represent a different facet of friendship, and Twilight discovers herself to be a cardinal function of the magical artifacts known as the "Elements of Harmony". The ponies travel on adventures and aid others around Equestria while working out problems that arise in their own friendships.

Faust originally envisioned the characters to be relatable and unique with different personalities and flaws, unlike previous girls' shows. The artistic team also interpreted each of the characters' personalities into various things, such equally Twilight'southward imperial color signifying her royalty and mystical awareness. Twilight garnered praise for her relatability and maturity.

Appearances [edit]

Friendship Is Magic [edit]

At the start of the series, Twilight is a bookworm and Princess Celestia's protégé; she has a talent for magic and is a unicorn. She travels to the town of Ponyville with her dragon assistant Spike due to Celestia's asking for her to make friends. In that location, she becomes close friends with five other ponies: Applejack, Rainbow Dash, Rarity, Fluttershy, and Pinkie Pie. The six defeat a villain known as "Nightmare Moon", who is Celestia's sister Luna, and discover they represent artifacts known as the "Elements of Harmony", with Twilight representing the element of magic. Twilight decides to stay in Ponyville with her friends and send letters about friendship to Celestia. After to helping defeat villains such as Discord, the spirit of chaos, Queen Chrysalis, the leader of the changelings, creatures which can shapeshift, and King Sombra, a dark unicorn seeking to take over the Crystal Empire, and fixing a spell by famed magician Star Swirl the Bearded, Twilight graduates from her studies with Celestia and becomes an alicorn and a princess. She later becomes the "Princess of Friendship", with the responsibility to spread friendship across Equestria.

After stopping her cult and convincing her to make friends, Twilight becomes Starlight Blink's teacher on friendship. After the events of My Little Pony: The Moving-picture show, Twilight opens a school of friendship that accepts all creatures, including hippogriffs, changelings, griffins, yaks, and dragons. In the flavour nine premiere, Celestia and Luna decide to footstep down from the throne, letting Twilight take over. Though initially panicked, Twilight gains more confidence over the flavour, especially after defeating her past enemies: Sombra, Chrysalis, Lord Tirek, and Cozy Glow. After her coronation, she starts the Council of Friendship, which consists of her and her friends, who meet once a moon.

Pony Life [edit]

Twilight Sparkle appears alongside the rest of the Mane Six in the series My Little Pony: Pony Life. The prove features a different animation technique and focuses more on slice of life-way stories than Friendship Is Magic.[two]

Best Gift Ever [edit]

After Twilight stresses out virtually Hearth'due south Warming presents and Princess Cadance, Shining Armour, and Flurry Heart's visit, her friends decide to exercise a "Hearth'southward Warming Helper. Every bit office of it, Twilight needs to go a gift for Little finger Pie. Twilight finds a recipe for a legendary magic pudding that is dangerous if prepared incorrectly. She becomes stressed trying to both ready it and entertain Shining Armor and Princess Cadence. Unbeknownst to them, Flurry Middle, adds extra ingredients that cause the pudding to eddy over. Later the pudding floods Twilight's castle, Pinkie Pie uses her present to stabilize information technology.

Rainbow Roadtrip [edit]

Twilight and her friends travel to the boondocks of Hope Hollow to attend their annual Rainbow Festival after Rainbow Nuance had been invited as a guest of laurels. When they arrived, they found out that the town's color had faded away. Twilight and her friends starts working to restore the town'southward color and bring the Rainbow Festival back.

Equestria Girls [edit]

Twilight travels through a magic mirror to the human world with Spike when Dusk Shimmer steals her crown containing the Element of Magic. In that location, she poses equally a new educatee at Canterlot High Schoolhouse and befriends the human counterparts of her friends, who help her win the crown dorsum by getting voted Princess of the school's Fall Formal and defeating, and reforming Dusk when she tries to use the crown to brainwash the students into becoming her personal army to invade Equestria.

Equestria Girls — Rainbow Rocks [edit]

Twilight returns to the human being world with Spike when Sunset uses her magic book to warn her of the emergence of the Dazzlings, creatures from Equestria who used their singing voices to manipulate others. She is then recruited to join her Canterlot High School friends' band, the Rainbooms, as the temporary lead singer to compete in the school'south Boxing of the Bands, while she works on a counter-spell to intermission the heed-control spell the Dazzlings take on the students. With Sunset's aid, the Rainbooms defeat the Dazzlings and leave them powerless. Afterwards she returns to Equestria with Spike, Sunset keeps in affect with her using her magic book.

Equestria Girls — Friendship Games [edit]

In the pre-credits scene, Twilight returns to the human earth after the events of "The Cutie Re-Mark" and meets her human being analogue.

Other Equestria Girls media [edit]

Twilight occasionally makes appearances in other Equestria Girls media, often for guidance on Equestrian magic.

My Footling Pony: The Moving picture [edit]

While Twilight and her friends are preparing Equestria's first Friendship Festival in Canterlot, the city comes under attack by the ground forces of an evil conqueror chosen the Storm King, led by his 2d-in-command, Tempest Shadow, a unicorn with a broken horn. Twilight and her friends journey beyond Equestria to defeat the Storm Rex and make new allies in the procedure. Even so, after denouncing her friends, Twilight is captured by Tempest and drained of her magic. Twilight'southward friends return to Equestria with the assistance of their new allies and they save Equestria with the help of Storm.

My Lilliputian Pony: A New Generation [edit]

Twilight makes a cameo appearance at the beginning of the film, during an imaginary sequence depicting a playtime session between Sunny Starscout, Hitch Trailblazer, and Sprout Cloverleaf that goes awry when Sprout acts every bit if Rarity were an evil unicorn due to prejudices betwixt the three pony races having resurfaced following Twilight's implied passing. Sunny's Twilight toy makes several appearances through the film at her house, while her cutie mark appears in the moving-picture show equally the symbol in both Sunny's diary and a window in an abandoned Zephyr Heights drome. She is besides indirectly mentioned when Sunny's father, Argyle Starshine, narrates her and her friends' adventures to Sunny as a bedtime story.

Friendship is Magic comic series [edit]

The offset My Piffling Pony IDW Comic, "The Return of Queen Chrysalis", was published in 2012,[three] [4] in which Twilight and her friends observe the ponies in Ponyville replaced past hush-hush Changelings, similar to "A Canterlot Wedding". Twilight appears as a unicorn in the comics at showtime.[5] She is seen as an alicorn from issue #13 onwards, published on November 20, 2013.[6] The comics were set up in the same globe as the television show, but featured original stories about Twilight and her friends unrelated to it until issue #89, afterward which the TV prove concluded.[7] From this issue onwards, the comics picked upwards where the show left off and were officially described every bit "Season x".[8] The comics concluded after event #102, published on October 13, 2021, where Twilight and her friends have to protect the Elements of Harmony from the attacks of the Knights of Harmony.[8] [nine]

Post-obit the end of "Flavor 10", a new five-issue miniseries called "My Piffling Pony: Generations" was announced,[vii] [eight] in which the Mane Six meet ponies from the first My Piddling Pony show.[x] The first effect was published on October 20, 2021, the 5th and final issue is expected to be published in Feb 2022.[11]

In the four-issue crossover comic between My Little Pony and Transformers called "My Piffling Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise" published from July to Nov 2020,[12] characters from the Transformers franchise team up with the Mane Six in Equestria to fight off villains from both franchises, who have as well formed an alliance with each other.[13] A sequel four-issue miniseries called "My Little Pony/Transformers: The Magic of Cybertron" with a similar plot was published from April to July 2021.[14] [xv]

Label [edit]

She was a librarian at the Ponyville Library. Often rational and at-home, she has perfectionist tendencies and never accepts failure. Her specialty is avant-garde unicorn-specific magic; her proficiency is stated to have rivaled Starswirl the Bearded.

Equestria Girls alternating version [edit]

An alternate version of Twilight appears in the post-credits scene of My Little Pony: Equestria Girls — Rainbow Rocks. She is fully introduced in My Little Pony: Equestria Girls – Friendship Games and appears in other subsequent Equestria Girls media.

Development [edit]

Hasbro, Inc. produced several incarnations of the My Little Pony franchise, often labeled by collectors as "generations".[16] [17] Merely as Michael Bay's film had helped boost the new Transformers toy line, Hasbro wanted to retool the My Piffling Pony franchise to ameliorate conform the electric current demographic of young girls.[18] Co-ordinate to Margaret Loesch, CEO of Hub Network, revisiting properties that had worked in the past was an important programming determination, which was somewhat influenced by the opinions of the network's programming executives, several of whom were once fans of such shows.[19] Hasbro's senior vice president, Linda Steiner, stated the company "intended to have the show appeal to a larger demographic", with the concept of parents "co-viewing" with their children being a primal theme of the Hub Network'due south programming.[twenty] Fundamental themes that Hasbro sought for the bear witness included friendship and working together, factors they determined from market research in how girls played with their toys.[21] Outside help was sought to make the characters and stories.[22]

Lauren Faust smiling towards her right at the 2008 San Diego Comic-Con.

Animator and writer Lauren Faust approached Hasbro to develop her girls' toys property "Milky way Girls" into an animated series.[23] Faust, who had previously worked on Cartoon Network's The Powerpuff Girls and Foster'southward Dwelling for Imaginary Friends, had been unsuccessfully pitching blitheness aimed at girls for years, as cartoons for girls were considered unsuccessful.[24] When she pitched to Lisa Licht of Hasbro Studios, the latter was non very interested, but she showed Faust i of the company'southward recent My Little Pony animated works, Princess Promenade, "completely on the fly". Licht thought Faust's manner was well suited to that line, and asked her to consider "some ideas [on] where to take a new version of the franchise".[eighteen] [23] [25]

Faust agreed to take the job as long as she was able to move away from the "silliness of [My Footling Pony's] predecessors and their patronizing attitudes towards young girls."[26] She regarded girls' entertainment as besides sweet, plain, and obvious which did not fit their intelligence and "talk[ed] downwardly to [them]".[26] Dissimilar nearly girls' shows, in which, co-ordinate to Faust, the characters have "one classic" and "the only divergence betwixt whatever of them is this one likes pink and this 1 likes blue", she insisted on characters with dimension who were unlike from 1 some other and had their own flaws.[27] Faust aimed for the characters to exist "relatable" characters, using "icons of girliness" (such every bit the bookworm) to augment the appeal of the characters for the young female person audition.[28] She based many characters of the principal cast on how she had envisioned the original ponies, including Twilight on the namesake first generation character.[29] [30]

Each of the main characters had expressions and mannerisms distinctive to them equally well every bit general expressions they shared. According the DHX Media team, they "avoid[ed] certain expressions if it [went] outside [the ponies'] personality".[31] The creative team interpreted each character's personality into mannerisms, facial expressions, props, and home environment.[31] Twilight had a different cutie marker and hair color when she was first created. Her original cutie mark'south heavenly design highlighted her royalty and mystical knowledge, reflected in her regal colour, merely it was changed to convey that she is a lively and unique to the pony world. Twilight'southward hard, angular edges personify her as a tidy pony.[32] Similar other ponies, Twilight's body does not feature shading; her mane and tail lack depth and are generally fixed shapes, animated by angle and stretching them in curves in three dimensions and giving them a sense of movement without the cost of individual hairs.[23] Twilight as well influenced the design of Gilded Oak Library, her abode for the first iv seasons. It represents her various hobbies, and with its numerous hooks, storage cubbies, and stairways, the tree's curving, organic interior indicates a mind.[33]

Voice [edit]

Tara Potent and Faust outset met on The Powerpuff Girls. Later on developing Friendship Is Magic 's pitch bible, Faust asked Strong to help her complete it by voicing Twilight, Pinkie Pie, and Applejack or Rainbow Dash. Faust had expected Potent to volume the role of Little finger Pie as she was similar to Bubbles, who the actress had voiced in The Powerpuff Girls. However, following hearing Strong voicing Twilight, Faust offered her the role. The actress viewed the character as "authentic and conscientious and sweetness but stiff and a little fleck nerdy".[34] To voice Twilight, Strong made her voice college.[34]

Rebecca Shoichet initially became involved with the serial through frequent collaborator Daniel Ingram, who composed the songs for the prove. She performed a number of song demos for him, including for the PBS animated series Martha Speaks.[35] During the show'southward casting stage, Shoichet was cast as Twilight's singing voice after recording a demo for the serial' theme song and because she sounded similar to Stiff.[36]

Reception [edit]

Analysis [edit]

Several writers take commented on what Twilight represents. According to Pavol Kosnáč, Twilight connects the Mane half-dozen together.[37] Theresia Sitinjak, a author at Diponegoro University, stated Twilight represents American cultural values: Individualism, altruism, and industry.[38] She stated that Twilight'south adventurous life; how she provides her friends with spirit; her belief in herself; optimism; and alone fourth dimension reverberate her individualism.[39] Sitinjak said her finding of the meaning of life—friendship; acceptance of her wrongdoings; fixtures of the wrong; trying to do her best; close friends who support and dearest her; and work to improve her society and save her country—symbolizes her altruism.[40] The author believed Twilight's manufacture is exemplified by her high standards; responsibleness; leadership; and dreams.[41] Of the American cultural values, Sitinjak thought altruism was the main 1 in Twilight personality.[42] Ethan Lewis, from Den of Geek, asserted she "embodies many contradictions"; for instance, he wrote that though "[south]he is rational, logical and scientific[,] ... her element of harmony is magic."[43] In periodical Transatlantica, Isabelle Licari-Guillaume insisted that Twilight is a "disarming figurehead" for nerd culture and a major gene in the success of the series.[44]

Some have said she has mental disorders. Anna Dobbie of Den of Geek argued that "Twilight'south bookish reserve hints at Avoidant Personality Disorder, and, less subtly, OCD [obssessive–compulsive disorder]".[45] Supervising director Jayson Thiessen stated Twilight is "kind of a neurotic perfectionist ... [with] a bear on of OCD".[32]

Critical response [edit]

Journalists [edit]

The Mary Sue chosen Twilight mature and praised her nerdy aspects.[46] Lewis opined Twilight is "one of the more complex characters of this show".[43] Comic Book Resources ranked Twilight the second all-time character Strong had voiced.[47]

Fandom [edit]

Every bit of 2019, Twilight is usually cited as the character that the Friendship Is Magic fandom almost relate with.[44]

References [edit]

Citations [edit]

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Works cited [edit]

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