![]() Twilight appears as the primary central character of the fourth Equestria Girls film. In the film's alternate ending, Twilight stays at Crystal Prep, and she and Spike are on much friendlier terms with the Shadowbolts. Human Twilight only nervously waves "hello" to her pony counterpart. At the end, Princess Twilight Sparkle from Equestria appears out of the portal, stunned to see her human friends joined by a girl who looks like her. Later, Twilight decides to forego her independent study application and transfer to Canterlot High to learn about the magic of friendship. Twilight apologizes for all the trouble she caused, and Sunset and her friends forgive her. Following an explosive battle, Sunset offers Twilight her hand in friendship, and Twilight accepts. Using Twilight's device, Sunset channels the released magic to transform herself. After her transformation, Twilight uses her powers to open additional rifts to Equestria. Once she does, the magic engulfs her, and she transforms into a monstrous creature obsessed with magic. When Principal Cinch discovers this, she pressures Twilight to release the magic from her device to win the Games for Crystal Prep. In addition, it causes dimensional rifts to appear throughout the Games. However, it also drains magic away, causing each of Sunset Shimmer's friends to lose their ability to pony up. Twilight carries a pendant-shaped device intended to detect the strange readings. She gathers this research in hopes of being accepted into an independent study program, and she only competes with the Shadowbolts to conduct further observations on the weird energy. Throughout the film, Twilight attempts to track and measure strange energy readings at Canterlot High, recording all of her findings on a tack board in a secret room at Crystal Prep. This version of Twilight is portrayed as being rather awkward and curious and treated as an outcast by many of her classmates. In the third Equestria Girls film, Twilight's human counterpart is revealed to be attending Crystal Prep Academy and is a member of the Wondercolts' rival team, the Shadowbolts. Twilight Sparkle appears after the ending credits, piecing together strange events occurring at Canterlot High School and talking to her dog Spike. Twilight is first mentioned by Pinkie Pie in the film when she brings up the notion of pony Twilight having a "twin sister who lives in the city." Here are 20 Strange Details About Renesmee’s Anatomy.Depiction in Equestria Girls My Little Pony Equestria Girls With this in mind, it’s time to study Renesmee Cullen. It’s no wonder the Volturi were interested in her to begin with. There are some very interesting differences between the hybrid species. In the terms of Renesmee and the differences between half-vampires and full vampires, Meyer did answer a lot of questions in Breaking Dawn. Romance is not a bad thing, of course, but there were a lot of other interesting things that should have been explored. That’s the thing about The Twilight Saga: Meyer had interesting ideas for its world, but they were more incidental to the romance aspects of the book. While this was definitely lore fans would have appreciated earlier on, rather than being introduced in the final book (along with “Immortal Children”), it was still an interesting fleshing out of the world. It’s something that didn't sit well with many fans when the novel was released, let alone years later.Įven so, the concept of half-vampires remained an interesting one. The character herself didn’t lend much in the way of personality, though she was a cause of controversy amongst fans, in particular when Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner) imprinted on her. The addition of Renesmee Cullen (Mackenzie Foy), Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward’s (Robert Pattinson) daughter, was a pretty bold move for The Twilight Saga author Stephenie Meyer. ![]() In film and television especially, adding in a child can change the dynamic of the series, whether for better or worse. Adding children into a well-established property can be a bit tricky.
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