@Background Pony #652C  
Also, in MLPT Sweetheart and Teddy (the “bad boy” pony) were canon girlfriend and boyfriend. Not too different from the Fluttercord shipping the FIM writers like to imply.

They’re not just both kind, they’re both kind to a fault. And see the good in people who have done bad things.

@Background Pony  
Well, Fluttershy and Sweetheart are both kind. That’s…all I got.

I really don’t understand why people compare Sweetheart to Fluttershy. She isn’t shy at all, just really sweet.  
But I think Patch also has traits of Pinkie Pie. She’s not just a tomboy, but a class clown and a prankster.

@Background Pony  
“Just as planed…”  
That would make a nice demotivation, wouldn’t it? ^^

@Background Pony  
Same way Strong Bad types with boxing gloves on his hands.

Wow, comparing Melody to G3 RD and Rarity? THAT is a colossal stretch.

sweetheart looks friggin sinister in this pictur

@Background Pony  
Well, in the MLPT they are ponies after some kind of evolution. They also sometimes walk only on their hind legs.

I donno, I think Fluttershy’s more like Brighteyes than Sweetheart; just my opinion though.

Kind makes me wonder where Applejack’s G4 personality came from.

Oh god, how is brighteyes holding that pencil?

As for Pinkie, well it isn’t a big Surprise

That was true only to MLPT, in other pre-G4 incarnations the characterization was pretty flat. Yeah, technically G3 Dash was the “fashionista” type and Wind Whistler was the “smart one”. But it’s hard to compare saying “darling” constantly and wearing pretty clothes alone to G4 Rarity, and outside the Crunch the rockdog episode, WW’s personality boiled down to saying everything in big words that other ponies couldn’t understand, she was literally a walking gag. There’s more to characterization than “assigning personality type to a character”