@Background Pony #B17A  
I know this may come as a shock to you, but the show’s writers have no obligation to ensure that the show’s canon maintains compatibility with whatever kinda weird headcanon that you may have.

Been a while since i used this  

@RIG  
No he didn’t?

Switching marks, impulsive or not, sounds like classic role reversal therapy. Sure, Celestia had responsibility for the moon almost certainly longer than Luna did due to her 1000 year “break”; and Luna’s micro-series had her try out the day responsibilities for…a day; but this would be the first that they experienced a reversal in relation to each other, not just their jobs.
 
Side note, I look forward to the inevitable Magical Mystery Cure callback.

Hey, look, another shit episode, because Poochie is going to solve a “problem” that apparently went un-noticed by the Mane 6, despite them interacting with both Celestia and Luna, AND she has the power to change the destinies of two god-queens.

Remind me to never piss off Starlight

@Xonxt  
Its why I’m enjoying the eps more then they don’t revolve around the Mane Six lately, Even tho I like them alot

It looks like I’ve missed some fun IDW comic stories lately.

Starlight god tier OP

@Solar’s Wrath  
That actually sounds just about right. The writers have obviously been struggling to come up with ideas what to do with Twilight now that she’s a princess…

@Background Pony Number 17  
I think they made her too malicious. If you want a proper sibling rivalry you need vitriol from both sides not just one.

@Harmozel  
To be fair, the Legends of Magic comic was set in Celestia and Luna’s distant past, when they were still young and rather immature. It does lampshade (with a sledgehammer) Luna’s growing (and partially justified) resentment of her older sister, which was never really explored in the show.

Well this has officially cemented my dislike for Comic Celestia

@Red-Supernova  
I may a bit malicious, but maybe the map sends Starlight because Twilight will be agree with all Celestia explanations. But I don’t want more saltiness and I hope a better excuse.

I have never heard about this episode’s synopsis until now. While I am all for seeing my favorite princess get more screentime with one of my other favorite ponies, it makes me nervous for how this will turn out, especially since the majority of Derpibooru hates Starlight.  
There’s also what the friendship problem between Celestia and Luna looks like. Until now, I felt that the conflicts between Celestia and Luna in the comics felt too out of character. Hopefully their conflict in this episode convinces me that its ok for the sisters to have this kind of problem. (Not counting their conflict in Slice of Life.)

@RIG
 
Episode 100 nothing. If these two were incapable of having a spat then NMM would’ve never been a thing.

@Starswirl  
“screwing up royally”
 
Heh heh

@Xonxt  
Because the mane six mostly did their run. They reached their end. Especially Twilight because the writer doesn’t know how to handle proper grownt on characters in a way you can still use them in a logic and entertaining way later without making them regress.

Jesus, no wonder Luna went Nightmare Moon if she had to put up with ‘holier then thou’ attitude like that.

@Xonxt  
That would be quite a twist, if the conflict turns out not to be the sisters not getting along but Starlight having to deal with screwing up royally.

@09MurphyM  
Well… if she’ll have a magic-restraining ring on her horn and be surrounded by a guard contingent the whole time, then yeah, why not. Would be entertaining to watch her fail. Otherwise, wouldn’t let her anywhere near the Sisters, when they’re having personal problems.
 
And now I’m sounding like a fanboy worrying about his waifus… I’m a grown man ffs…

@Xonxt  
maybe the map called her?

I’m starting to dislike Starlight.