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Luna is married to Derpy Hooves and has a foal with her, Prince Vladimir Polaris.
Diana. Diana (ダイアナ, Daiana) is the future daughter of Luna and Artemis. She first appears when the Sailor Guardians travel to the 30th century in the Black Moon arc.
One day, Luna finally became fed up with Celestia's success. Not only did she refuse to lower the moon, but also challenged Celestia for the sole rulership of Equestria. At that moment, the darkness in Luna's heart manifested and consumed her, transforming her into Nightmare Moon, a black mare of pure darkness.
Diana is an adorable and pretty talking grey kitten with a crescent moon on her forehead. She is Rini's companion, and the daughter of Luna and Artemis from the future. She appears in Sailor Moon R and Sailor Moon Super S.
Istrus wrote a version in which Artemis fell in love with Orion, apparently the only person she ever did. She meant to marry him, and no talk from her brother Apollo would change her mind.
Luna has blue eyes in the manga, the live-action series, and in the Sailor Moon Eternal film, but red eyes in both anime TV series.
1000 years prior to the series setting, Luna became jealous of Celestia when the ponies shunned her nights but enjoyed the day. She eventually transformed into the evil wicked mare of Darkness and Destruction, known as Nightmare Moon as a result of this jealousy, and was imprisoned in the moon.
Although they aren't related, Scootaloo views Rainbow Dash as an older sister throughout the series, much in the same way that Apple Bloom and Sweetie Belle look up to their sisters Applejack and Rarity, respectively.
They explain that Equestria is enjoying its longest period of peace in recent years, largely thanks to Twilight and her friends. Because of this, Celestia and Luna have decided to retire and leave the protection of Equestria to the Mane Six.
The Sailor Team consists of Usagi Tsukino (Sailor Moon), the series' main protagonist, and the other nine Sailor Senshi who protect the solar system. The main character of the series, called Serena in the English anime and Bunny in the English manga.
Queen Celestia is an Alicorn pony, the ruler of South Equestria alongside her husband King Hepheus with whom she has a daughter called Gleaming Shield.
Rainbow Dash has a pet tortoise named Tank, whom she chooses out of Fluttershy's offered animals. She represents the element of loyalty. She later marries Soarin and has a son named Gust.
Twilight's brother Shining Armor married Princess Cadence, who is Celestia's niece.
Pinkie Pie is the only character out of the Mane 6 that has had her full name on the show. Her full name is Pinkamena Diane Pie, and lately her sister Maud Pie was mentioned by her full name: Maudileena Daisy Pie.
Aria Blaze is one of the three sisters that make up The Dazzlings singing group. She is the younger sister to Adagio Dazzle, but older sister to Sonata Dusk.
Rainbow Dash does not have a sister, but Scootaloo acts like her sister.
A million years ago, a Celestial named Zgreb the Aspirant came to Earth in search for the Progenitor. Zgreb found the Progenitor and became infected with the Horde. However, the Horde mutated him into a rabid "Dark Celestial," the first of its kind.
Princess Luna is Princess Celestia's younger sister who serves as co-ruler of Equestria and uses her magic to raise the moon and safeguards her subjects' dreams during nighttime.
Princess Celestia is a female Alicorn pony. She is Princess Luna's older sister, Princess Cadance's adoptive aunt and the Equestrian counterpart of Principal Celestia. She is also the former teacher of Sunset Shimmer and Princess Twilight Sparkle.
Luna: Ranked one of the most popular names for female black cats, Luna means “moon” in Spanish. This is for the dark-coated cat with wide eyes and a curious nature.
World Atlas notes that only 8% to 10% of the global population has blue eyes. Violet eyes are even rarer, but they're a bit misleading; someone with “violet” irises is usually sporting a special shade of blue.