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Apple b loom still hasn’t gotten her Cutie Mark, after all. Of course, this might not be true one hundred percent of the time. When you’re part of the Apple family, you’re expected to have a talent that has to do with apples. If “Family Appreciation Day” is anything to go by, the Apples have been farming apples long enough for naming their foals after apples to be a tradition. Maybe their ancestors went by names like “Raisin Daisy”, but at some point down the lin e apples became the family business and they started naming their children accordingly. Everyone in the family seems to be named after apples. It makes perfect sense that a shy flying pony would be named after both her shyness and a flying creature.Ī pplejack – Applejack is a member of the Apple family. The fact that it rhymes with “butterfly” really has nothing to do with her love of animals. “Flutter”, the first part of her name, is another word for flying, and Fluttershy is a pegasus. Her parents, noticing what a shy foal she was, probably decided on a name with “shy” in it as a result. Her timid nature might have been present even when she was a baby. However, her name has more to do with her personality, i.e. At first glance, her name might seem to indicate her talent. Instead, they chose something that had to do with the fact that Twilight simply could do magic because she’s a unicorn.į luttershy – Fluttershy’s talent is being good with animals. If they knew what her special talent was going to be beforehand, they might have named her something along the lines of “Sparkle Power” or “Amazing Magic”. Therefore, any parents could have given their unicorn daughter the name “Twilight Sparkle”. If anything, it merely indicates the fact that she’s a unicorn with the word “sparkle” (a word one might somewhat relate to magic). Twilight Sparkle – This name has basically nothing to do with her talent. Let’s look at the names of the Mane Six as an example…. How do parents know what the special talent of their child is going to be so they can name them accordingly? The answer is simple: They don’t. A lot of people wonder the same thing: “Why does everyone seem named after their special talent? How do their parents know what their talent is?” Here’s my personal answer to that question.