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In twenty years' time, the Elements of Harmony are used once again... but this time, they are not wielded by the ponies we know...
From left to right: Raspberry Jam, Storm Flicker, Bramble Patch, Lexica, Vortex and Spearmint.

Raspberry Jam is kind of like Pinkie Pie (Pinkie Pie calls her "Mommy's little Pie in the sky", because of her wings), but less crazy. However, she is always positive and never gloomy.

Storm Flicker is Vortex's cousin. They are quite similar, but Storm is closer to Rainbow Dash in personality.

Bramble Patch is furry and warm-blooded, despite being half-reptile. (Since her parents are incompatible, Twilight had to do a bit of zapping to help.) She has what could well be a Dutch accent... not sure why... Anyway, her cutie mark is a prickly heart, to symbolise that although she can seem spiky at first, she has a soft centre.

Lexica is less "magical" than her mother, but obsesses over books and language. Now, she has to balance being the Sixth Element of Harmony with her normal jobs in physics, linguistics, psychology and... well... modelling.

Vortex is almost like a cross between Applejack and Rainbow Dash - she splits her time between apple-bucking with her parents, aunt (Apple Bloom) and uncle (Big Macintosh), and weather controlling with her cousin (Storm Flicker), aunt (Rainbow Dash) and husband-of-aunt (yup, Soarin). She could easily have carried Honesty and Loyalty, but decided to go with her mother's element. Her voice is also a cross between AJ and RD. She is best friends with Lexica, despite struggling to understand some of the words she uses.

Spearmint is much like her mother, but pessimistic. Specifically, she is always gloomy, depressed, down-in-the-dumps, feeling blue (ahem)... you get the idea. She always feels left out because of being the only Earth Pony out of the six. Bramble Patch has taken her under her wing - Bramble identifies with Spearmint quite well, because of similar feelings of being left-out which she used to have.

All in all, they're a wacky bunch. Mind you, aren't the current generation pretty nutty on the whole? No... nutty is too harsh... Eccentric! That's the word!

Description
In twenty years' time, the Elements of Harmony are used once again... but this time, they are not wielded by the ponies we know...
From left to right: Raspberry Jam, Storm Flicker, Bramble Patch, Lexica, Vortex and Spearmint.

Raspberry Jam is kind of like Pinkie Pie (Pinkie Pie calls her "Mommy's little Pie in the sky", because of her wings), but less crazy. However, she is always positive and never gloomy.

Storm Flicker is Vortex's cousin. They are quite similar, but Storm is closer to Rainbow Dash in personality.

Bramble Patch is furry and warm-blooded, despite being half-reptile. (Since her parents are incompatible, Twilight had to do a bit of zapping to help.) She has what could well be a Dutch accent... not sure why... Anyway, her cutie mark is a prickly heart, to symbolise that although she can seem spiky at first, she has a soft centre.

Lexica is less "magical" than her mother, but obsesses over books and language. Now, she has to balance being the Sixth Element of Harmony with her normal jobs in physics, linguistics, psychology and... well... modelling.

Vortex is almost like a cross between Applejack and Rainbow Dash - she splits her time between apple-bucking with her parents, aunt (Apple Bloom) and uncle (Big Macintosh), and weather controlling with her cousin (Storm Flicker), aunt (Rainbow Dash) and husband-of-aunt (yup, Soarin). She could easily have carried Honesty and Loyalty, but decided to go with her mother's element. Her voice is also a cross between AJ and RD. She is best friends with Lexica, despite struggling to understand some of the words she uses.

Spearmint is much like her mother, but pessimistic. Specifically, she is always gloomy, depressed, down-in-the-dumps, feeling blue (ahem)... you get the idea. She always feels left out because of being the only Earth Pony out of the six. Bramble Patch has taken her under her wing - Bramble identifies with Spearmint quite well, because of similar feelings of being left-out which she used to have.

All in all, they're a wacky bunch. Mind you, aren't the current generation pretty nutty on the whole? No... nutty is too harsh... Eccentric! That's the word!