@Dustcan  
Thought it was the magical power she had that let her resist.

@Ardashir
 
Celestia said that she had the willpower to resist the corrupting effect. The filly did not and the amulet made her act on her resentment.

@Dustcan  
Really? I thought that filly that stole it was just getting some revenge becuase now she had the ability to face her abuser, not that the amulet ‘made her evil’.
 
And it didn’t make Celestia turn bad.

@Ardashir
 
It corrupts its user not unlike the alicorn amulet.
 
A shame but Celestia destroying it as probably for the best.

By the way, a question for readers of the comic: I’ve been told that after retrieveing her shapechanging amulet, Celly destroys it. Does she? That seems wasteful.

So this is how it feels when one single page of a comic is better than a whole new season so far…interesting.

There needs to be MORE are of Celestia in her disguise form, and we need a name for her!

I llove that shot of Luna laying down. It makes me wish I could reach out and run my hand along her back.

/me notices comic title  
Oh yeah, I forgot to mourn for the apparent demise of the word “fewer”.

She’s such a cutie like that.

@darknessRising24  
Someone ask Andy himself.
 
 
On another topic, I would so want a showified vector of her badly.

So what are we going to name her civilian form? Golden Feather?

@Ardashir  
Probably become a horse-sicle on the moon with a big stupid grin on his face.

Celly is a cute pegasus. I do wonder what happens if some stallion flirts with her and finds out later he was proposing lewdity to the Sun Princess?

@Scintilla Aquila
 
My immpresion is that it was Issue 51 and Legends of Magic (which came right after this) is when they got serious about matiching continuities, making anything before that suspect.

Nice reference to a season 8 episode, I also like Tia’s alternate form.

@Scintilla Aquila
 
IIRC she objected the suddenness of Discord’s proposal, but after he explained that her duties wouldn’t be disrupted she jumped at the opportunity before Discord even finished.
 
Shoot, that moment could have been what started this tradition.

“Tradition”? That seems like a contradiction of Whitley/Fosgitt’s “For the Pony Who Has Everything”, which implied that Celestia had never before dared to go among her subjects so magically disguised.

Ooh, this looks promising.
 
Clever choice for a cutie mark, too.

@Dustcan  
Implying you can waste it at all.

@Dustcan  
As well as the marking on the box she took it from. Essence of Changeling magic in that thing.

Also, Tiberius is a freakin’ cheater.

@MadVillan  
Few pages down the line, it’s for plot reasons.

@MadVillan
 
Use something else’s magic so you don’t waste your own?

@MadVillan  
When used for the sake of good, a changeling’s powers can be useful.