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Children of the Night by Duo Cartoonist

Note: I am not the creator of this video. This video was originally uploaded on Duo Cartoonist YouTube channel, but sometime in the channel was deleted. Click "Show more" to find ..... ...the comments that went with the original upload. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Duo Cartoonist" YouTube channel used to be found here    / Канал   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you like this video, please consider supporting us via Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/duocartoonist... We want to thank everyone who supported this project since the begining. We sincerelly hope that you will all like the final result. Special thanks to David Larsen, Sarah Williams, Kate Covington Grant Beaudette,Richard Gaines, Robob, Sean and Jan animations, for their advice and help along the way. Special thanks too to Trish Forstner for the design of Gari and Flybynight, as well as for all her support and assistance during the project. There are more people to thank, everyone who have been waiting patiently, every VA who auditioned, and.. everyone. Project blog: http://firstnightmarenight.blogspot.ca/ This short animation tells the tale of what would have been the origin of Nightmare Night, and the catalyst element that forced Celestia to banish Luna. After defeating Discord, Canterlot was witnessing a very slow recovery. Misery could still be found everywhere around, specially for the ponies that had less means. Luna thought that expanding the kingdom and founding a new pony colony elsewhere would put a solution to the problem, favoring the ponies that struggled the most. Celestia declined the proposal of her sister to scatter Equestria. For after such a great lack of harmony she thought it could shatter the kingdom forever. Being denied and in the shadow of her own sister, Luna decided to carry on with her plan, and ask for forgiveness rather than permission.