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This is, in my opinion, at least interesting because the routines of these two students are in the game files. I'd love to know if there's a way to "trigger" them or make them appear in the game, but they're in the files, yet no matter how many times you access this build, neither of them physically appear...

I don't know if there's a trick to make them appear without modifying other students... I need advice from someone who knows more about this than I do.

As we see at the end of the movie, they achieved that transformation using only Twilight's crown, that is, only her Element of Harmony. I mean, if the other Elements of Harmony had been used, would everything have been different? Many wonder how powerful the Mane 6 really are in this version specifically, and I would say less than in their first appearance in the second episode of the show, because they only use one element. On the other hand, in other transformations in the show, they use all six together. I think that if they had used them, their transformation would have been more drastic; it's even possible they would have become full-fledged ponies (it sounds painful when you think about it). But I don't know, it's just a crazy possibility.

First, before we even get into this topic, it's obvious that Taro Yamada isn't gay. Beyond any inside jokes, theories, or headcanons, Taro is actually heterosexual. If we don't do anything, Taro will accept Osana and Amai's feelings.

if Taro were gay, he would reject all the rivals even if Ayano did nothing. Ayano would already know thanks to Info-chan, so he wouldn't see any female rival as "competition." He would see any male student he found attractive or looked at as a threat. There aren't any canonically gay male students in the 20XX mode, so if Taro were, he couldn't be with any of them, regardless of any headcanon.

Therefore, if Ayano wanted Taro, she would obviously kidnap him like Ryoba did, forcing Taro to perform heterosexual acts he didn't want to do, even if Ayano didn't want to hurt him, and making it impossible for him to be with any other man.

Although, if we wanted to make this story more interesting, Taro would approach other men at Akademi himself with the idea of seducing them, and Ayano would eliminate them by any means necessary until she had the opportunity to kidnap him.

I also want to mention something related to this topic that is known to be canon. If I remember correctly, Alex said that if we make Taro reject ALL the rivals, Taro would become gay from having so many "female disappointments." This would also cause Taro to end up rejecting Ayano, because now Taro is truly gay, lol.

I find it funny that there should be a "canonical way" to make Taro gay in the game.

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(original video made by @adamvegass on YouTube)

I want a command like this to use in mission mode

I feel like this isn't a very common topic, and it's about Jimmy's intelligence (canonically speaking).

We know almost nothing about whether Jimmy in the story was academically successful in school. His attitude and behavior were obviously lacking, but how well did he do in school if we're talking about his grades?

This is a somewhat confusing topic because we, as the players, attend classes with Jimmy and we're the ones who decide his grades all the time, and we know very little about how he would do without our help or with the player's influence.

He rarely talks about how he's doing in class or his grades (if he doesn't literally never mention it). I remember that while talking to his art teacher and photographer (I always forget her name), he mentions that he's better at music classes than the classes she teaches. After that, I don't recall another moment in the story where Jimmy specifically talks about his intelligence or academic performance. But there we already have something: he's good at music classes.

We can assume, based on what the story tells us about Jimmy, what his academic performance is like, but that would be falling into speculation based solely on behavior. Jimmy's certain behavior doesn't necessarily mean he's doing well or poorly in his grades. However, if he was expelled from several schools, and he were a student with relatively high academic performance, his behavior would even be overlooked by the school administrators, given that he's a student with at least a good average intelligence, as demonstrated by his grades.

This gives us some idea of how Jimmy was doing academically.

If I had to give an answer, I'd say that Jimmy is probably neither the best nor the worst student if we're talking solely about grades—average grades. He's good in some subjects and not so good in others. He would have the grades of someone average in school, more or less. The game doesn't give us many answers, and this must be because, with Jimmy's performance being so average, it wouldn't be interesting to tell us about him in the story if he were very bad. Their grades would tell us at least once, and if they do very well, that too.

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