“…Why does it smell like hot dog water under here?”

Starlight: Don’t worry about me. I’ll just stay down here…The view’s kinda nice from here actually.

@A Gruntman
 
Also, Starlight only lost to Chrysalis the first time because of a serious power disadvantage (which is absolutely true for the second time too, in addition to being outnumbered). She comes across as being significantly more skilled at combat than Chrysalis is, and if the latter had a comparable (or arguably lower, judging from how she’s weaker than a Twilight clone made of wood, without her hive) level of power, Starlight would take her down pretty much every time, IMO.
 
Which if you think about it, it makes sense because Chrysalis hasn’t really won a fight without a notable power advantage or the element of surprise, has she?
 
In other words, I like to think Starlight is generally someone who doesn’t need to be as strong or stronger than you to be a problem, so long as she can hurt you, while Chrysalis is used to brute forcing her way through with superior power, and/or surprising the opponent, and her reliance on minions didn’t do her any favors.

@Background Pony #F98B  
Actually she was able to put up a pretty good fight. She only lost because the trio of villains are beefed up on magic.

@Background Pony #F98B  
Consistency? What’s that?

pls protecc

@Background Pony #F98B  
yep, #BronyLogic, LOL

Poor glimmy

Season 6: Starlight saves everyone from Chrysalis, she must be a mary-sue.
 
Season 9: Starlight gets captured by Chrysalis and friends, she’s weak and powerless.
 
Looks like writers finally learned their lesson by listening to the fans. _sarcasm

Starlight is just scared of being under that huge rump

@Xonxt  
Au de contraire. Pulling out a sike.

Oh, and what’s Celestia gonna do? Pass out? Call Twilight?

Aka Endgame.

Oh, geez, is that a scorch mark on Starlight’s back?

Damn, are they actually scared of her?
 
That must be some kind of mistake.

Now you are in trouble.