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- For this character's pony counterpart, see Rarity (G4).
“ | Hello, darlings! | „ |
~ Rarity greeting everyone, and her most famous catchphrase. |
“ | The five of us are obviously very different, but deep down, we're all Canterlot Wondercolts! Sunset Shimmer is the one who divided us, Twilight Sparkle is the one who united us. And we're gonna let everyone know it!" | „ |
~ Rarity (EG) |
Rarity's human counterpart is one of the seven titular main protagonists of the Equestria Girls franchise.
She is a student of Canterlot High School, the Rainbooms' keytarist, a member of the titular team, Applejack and Fluttershy's best friend, and Sour Sweet and Sunny Flare's friendly rival.
She is voiced by Tabitha St. Germain (who also voices Vice Principal Luna), while her singing voice was provided by Kazumi Evans, who also voiced Jewel Sparkles in the Netflix original series We're Lalaloopsy.
Personality[]
Like her pony counterpart, Rarity is very beautiful & generous and has a keen eye for fashion. She disguises Twilight to hide her from the CHS students' ridicule, and she comes up with the idea of handing out pony ears and tails. Rarity also likes doting on the dragon-turned-puppy Spike, finding him "so adorable" and letting him sleep in her lap at the Sweet Shoppe.
Rarity's generosity and love for fashion carry over into the second and third films as well. In Rainbow Rocks, she greatly concerns herself with making a good stage impression, and in Friendship Games, she says putting effort into clothes and spending time on my friends are what she lives for.
Rarity also has a bit of a fascination with royalty, as she is excited to learn that Twilight Sparkle is a princess and has her own castle.
Physical Appearance[]
Rarity has white skin, long purple curled hair with three cut-out blue shaped diamonds for a hair clip, blue eyes, sky-blue eye shadow with long black lashes, and roving purple eyebrows. She has yellow and gold bracelets around her wrists, and since The Legend of Everfree, she wears a purple necklace with a neon purple geode pendant and a single diamond on it around her neck.
She previously wore a pale blue elbow-sleeved shirt, a purple skirt with her pony counterpart's cutie mark, a darker purple (or sometimes black) belt with two blue buckles, and purple boots in a high wedge heel, which lavender tops are covered with a single diamond.
In The Legend of Everfree, she wears a sky-blue summer camp tank top with purple trim, lavender translucent frills on the brims and a white frill on the bottom, purple shorts with the same translucent frills, sky-blue socks with purple diamond designs, and white high-heeled boots with blue soles.
In the Digital Series, she currently wears a neon blue sleeveless tank top with a lime green collar with blue diamonds and pearls on the top, and a frilly detail on the bottom, a purple belt with her pony counterpart's cutie mark on a football-shaped diamond buckle, a purple pencil skirt, and purple ankle strapped, crystal blinged high-heels with the same pony counterpart's cutie mark on them.
In the Summertime Shorts and Forgotten Friendship when swimming, she has a black hat with a blue ribbon and a purple diamond pin, and dons a purple bikini with black trim and a blue diamond at the center (and another on the back), a neon blue sarong with dangling fantasy stones and diamonds around her waist, and bright yellow and neon blue sandals.
In The Other Side and Rollercoaster of Friendship, she wears a special carousel dress. The top part of the dress is a one shoulder sided with golden ruffles, the decorative design have neon blue hexagon diamonds on all sides. As for the bottom part it is held together by a Drum/French Farthingale to give it it's cylindrical shape. the roof of it is light purple with lozenge diamond design on the top, on the sides it's white with carousel ponies around it each a unicorns, pegasi, and earth ponies, lastly for the bottom it is laced with a golden shark-bite hem with purple pom-poms to resemble a carnival banner. In addition to the dress she also wears a golden cone shape hat with a blue flag, white frills, and yellow kite shape diamonds to resemble the roof of a carousel, plus she added a mini blue carnival flag banner line as well. She wears golden short sleeves and silverpine cyan open toe, ankle strap, high heels, stiletto sandals with bow tie ribbon and the back of the heel and encrusted with pink tourmaline gemstones on the straps.
In Spring Breakdown, her hair is in a ponytail, and she wears a sky-blue short sleeve midi dress with glittering purple diamonds on it, a pale yellow belt sash, gold and bright blue sunglasses, and purple sloped wedge-heeled slip-on sandals with gold pearl beads imbedded on the vamps, and two blue diamonds on the sides of the wedges.
In Sunset's Backstage Pass, her hair is in a ponytail again, and she wears…
In Holidays Unwrapped, her hair is in a ponytail once again, and she wears…
When in her Crystal Guardian formation, she wears a sleeveless, glittery dress in various shades of blue, with matching wrist guards and gem accent at the belt, worn over purple tights and a blue short-sleeved shirt, long purple/blue boots marked by matching gems at the tops, blue gemstone shoulder pads, and her hair acquires a streak of slightly lighter purple and is clipped back by a set of blue gems styled as her cutie mark.
When in her Friendship Power formation, she has a gold tiara with blue diamonds and pearls on her head, and wears a purple and blue toga with one gold strap on the right shoulder, and three diamonds on the left shoulder, a gold belt, a short dark blue cape, long blue elbow-length gloves, gold leg bracelets with blue diamonds around her calves, and gold high-heels with blue diamonds.
Her sleepwear is a purple sleeveless, doubled-layered skirt laced, scalloped-hemline nightgown with a white scalloped collar, a blue bowtie on the middle of it and the same cutie mark on the bottom. and purple slippers.
Description in Films[]
My Little Pony Equestria Girls[]
In My Little Pony Equestria Girls, Rarity first appears after Sunset Shimmer ruins Twilight Sparkle's image at Canterlot High with an online smear video. Rarity pulls Twilight into an empty classroom and gives her a disguise.
Rarity and the rest of Twilight's new friends are later revealed to have been driven apart by Sunset Shimmer; she is particularly bitter toward Pinkie Pie. When Twilight helps the five reconcile their differences, they help her get voted Princess of the Fall Formal. Rarity comes up with the idea of rallying the students by encouraging them to wear the Canterlot Wondercolts' pony-eared headbands and tie-on pony tails.
When Sunset puts on Twilight's crown and transforms into a "raging she-demon", Rarity briefly channels the of generosity and gains pony-like attributes.
Equestria Girls 2: Rainbow Rocks[]
In Rainbow Rocks and its tie-in animated shorts, Rarity plays keytar in her friends' band, the Rainbooms. She first appears helping her friends make a poster for the CHS Musical Showcase, which she describes as "eye-catching". During a Rainbooms rehearsal, she helps comfort the reformed Sunset Shimmer by saying that she and her friends have forgiven her for what she refers to as Sunset's "past booboos." She is the first to openly talk about how she and the others gain pony ears and a longer ponytail whenever they perform.
Throughout the film and the duration of the Battle of the Bands, Rarity mostly concerns herself with the band's stage costumes, putting at heated odds with Applejack. When Sunset helps the Rainbooms patch things up, Applejack asks Rarity to provide the costumes for their big "Save the School" performance, and Rarity is more than happy to oblige.
Equestria Girls 3: Friendship Games[]
Rarity appears again in Friendship Games, competing in the games against Crystal Prep Academy as part of Canterlot High's Wondercolts team. She participates in the Academic Decathlon, passing the baking contest but failing the spelling bee after misspelling "estuary". She is paired up with Pinkie Pie during the speed skating portion of the Tri-Cross Relay.
Rarity designs an excess of costumes for her friends wear during the games. She ponies up as a result of this burst of generosity, luring the human world's version of Twilight Sparkle to them as she follows her magic-detecting device, which drains Rarity of her magic. She later regains her magic to empower Sunset Shimmer and return Twilight to normal after she is transformed into Midnight Sparkle.
Equestria Girls 4: Legend of Everfree[]
In the fourth Equestria Girls film, Rarity goes with her friends and classmates to Camp Everfree, where she expresses a desire to put on a big fashion show. At Camp Everfree, she is paired with Pinkie Pie in the Emerald Tent. While at the camp, Rarity's magic undergoes a dramatic change, and she develops the ability to project transparent diamond-shaped shields.
Throughout the film, Rarity helps her fellow Wondercolts build a new dock for Camp Everfree as part of their "gift for future campers", all while organizing her fashion show. When camp director Gloriosa Daisy is consumed by Equestrian magic and Twilight Sparkle overcomes her fears of Midnight Sparkle, Rarity helps her friends defeat Gloriosa. She also assists in saving Camp Everfree from closing by organizing a Crystal Ball fundraiser.
External Links[]
- Rarity (Equestria Girls) on the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Wiki
- Rarity on the Equestria Girls Wiki
- Rarity (Equestria Girls) on the Heroic Benchmark Wiki