Pinkie Pride Research Paper

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Throughout your childhood, you might have read or watched many cartoon shows, TV shows, movies, anime, manga, comics and so on. Like many have their favourite show, I do have my favourite episode too. This show is no strange to any kids or adults. That is Pinkie Pride from My Little Pony Friendship is Magic, episode 12 season 4. Pinkie Pride was written by the talented writer, Lauren Faust.
This story is all around Ponyville (or even Equestria)’s greatest party planner and an energetic happy bubble, Pinkie Pie and a new party planner called Cheese Sandwich. Start off with Pinkie promised Rainbow Dash, her best friend, the best brithday and anniversary party ever. Everypony in the town was thrilled. However, a new and mysterious pony walked

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