A normal day in Gyaroppupan (Japan in mlp dont judge )
A Beautiful sunrise
A Great day for your father to die.
At the top of all Manga artists, there was Ink Scribble. His manga posted all over Gyaroppupan, and becoming nationally renowned as one of the best illustrators and story writers in the world. His son would watch him in his room, using his magic to draw amazing art, not a moment to spare because of insane deadlines, Flare barely ever spent any time with him, he worked so hard, and he became young Flare's role model. The only problem was, Flare was a pegasi, and it's a fact pegasi can't draw.
Flare, with the whole world against him decides to keep going, doing what he dreams of doing for years, he didn't have the major advantage of magic, or the natural pen-pressure skills of the earth pony, but Flare had determination, and he would try to show the world how magical the world of manga is.
Eventually this all lead up to the death of his father, and soon seventeen year old Flare would take up his share of his fathers will and travel to Equestria, The land of opportunity. A place where even a foreign culture, like manga can get published.
We don't know what Flare looks like yet, so lets describe
Flare has a white body, and orange hair, and a Kabura pen for a cutie mark.
A year later
Flare was soon to arrive at Ponyville, he had learnt their language perfectly, and mastered the accent, well he already had the accent, he wasn't racially Gyaroppupanese, he originally grew up in Canterlot in Equestria, but his parents needed a quieter enviroment, mainly for his fathers inspiration to start drawing manga.
As soon as Flare arrived, he needed to ask someone directions, the place looked simple enough to navigate, you could probably see it all from the top of that giant tree... WAIT WHAT, A GIANT TREE
Flares reaction was immense, never before had he seen a tree this big, neither in this colour, it must have been about eleven houses high... probably higher, from all he heard about Ponyville, he had never heard of this...
This trip was going to be interesting
