Too Many Pinkie Pies Review (Part 2)

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And in the book Twilight discovers there is a spell that can "take care" of the clones, but it also could potentially do the same to the original Pinkie Pie, who is easily picked out of the bunch of Pinkie Pie"s, by the fact that she has gone hopelessly desperate. While the REAL pinkie gives Twilight an idea, to "Test" the Clones to find the real pinkie, so she can once again "take care" of the clones.

So Applejack, and some others, chase the pinkie pies in to the town hall, where Twilight starts to take it to the EXTREME by making the Clones
WATCH......... DRUM ROLL............. Paint drying on a cardboard wall...... :DFH:

I dont get how this would make it clear who the clones are and who not, in a normal situation the Original Pinkie Pie would have just as little patience so this is kind of strange but moving on.

While the test is going on the Clones slowly lose their attention, And slowly more and more lose their concentration and Twilight doesn"t take **** from anyone and just quite simply ****ING BLOWS THEM UP



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Nov 17, 2012
  • Caberea
    Caberea Nov 18, 2012
    Yes...this was weird...and I had no idea how on earth it was supposed to be connected to Pinkie Pie. Since the clones seemed to only be interested in fun, how about simply telling all of them that there was a ton of fun in some paddock or something and whoever stayed behind for her friends would be the real Pinkie?

    I know that it's a far off guess, but it makes more sense than PAINT DRYING!!!
  • SoulEmber
    SoulEmber Nov 19, 2012
    What I thought would have been a better test is for Twilight to come up with a question that only the real Pinkie Pie would know. I doubt she had the time to recount everything she's ever done with her friends to the clones, and since they had zero knowledge of anyone or anything in Ponyville unless Pinkie explained it to them, I figured this would be a much better plan than watching paint dry (as humorous as it was).
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