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'''''My Little Pony: Friends Forever''''' was an on-going comic book series by [[IDW Publishing]] that lasted for a total of 38 issues, making it the second longest running Generation 4 comic book series and the longest running spin-off of ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (comic book)|My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic]]''. Like ''[[My Little Pony: Micro-Series]]'', it was an anthology series with each issue focusing on different characters, though as ''Micro-Series'' was based around individuals or groups, ''Friends Forever'' follows two different characters each issue.
Featured pairings tended to fall into three categories; characters who never or rarely interacted, but share common attributes, like {{FIM|Trixie Lulamoon}} and {{FIM|Rainbow Dash}} (extravagant and bigger-then-life personalities), {{FIM|Spike}} and {{FIM|Zecora}} (both feeling like outsiders, despite being adored by their community), and {{FIM|Maud Pie}} and {{FIM|Rarity}} (both being associated with gems). The second being for characters regularly interact, but never have a deeper dive into their personalities and dynamics, as seen with {{FIM|Diamond Tiara}} and {{FIM|Silver Spoon}}, {{FIM|Princess Luna}} and {{FIM|Princess Celestia}}. The last of the typical story types would be issues where a character teams up with a one-shot or rarely appearing character whom they are associated with, typically used to expand on the backstory of said character, as seen with {{FIM|Fluttershy}} and [[Iron Will]], Rainbow Dash and [[Little Strongheart]], and {{FIM|Applejack}} and [[Cherry Jubilee]].
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