Naggie's ghost herself even briefly appears in front of Zipp before disappearing. Pipp likewise realizes that she was only doing the challenge to boost her follower count rather than bring peace to a vengeful spirit.Īfter returning some video equipment to Hitch Trailblazer, who has recently started his own podcast about Maretime Bay's cold cases, Zipp helps Pipp go through the footage they recorded and sees Naggie's ghost appear in the video. Zipp explains that she felt bad for dismissing Pipp's social media dilemma and wanted to make it up to her, but when she heard about Naggie's story, she did not feel right going along with the Old Nag Challenge. It turns out that she was behind all the mysterious occurrences the ponies experienced over the last three days.īy the next day, Zipp has apologized to her friends for tricking them, but Pipp has not yet forgiven her. Naggie reappears to thank Pipp for her gesture, but when Pipp notices Naggie covered in party streamers, she pulls off her wig and dress, revealing "Naggie" to be Zipp in disguise. Pipp emerges from the closet and addresses Naggie's ghost, making a wish for her to have the birthday party she deserved. As she hides in a closet, Pipp realizes she has treated Naggie like cheap entertainment, just like the ponies who originally tricked her. Zipp quickly leaves the room due to an upset stomach, and the lights go out again when they turn back on, Naggie's ghost appears, sending Pipp, Sunny, and Izzy into a frightened panic. On the third and final night of the challenge, the ponies eat large quantities of birthday cake to complete the summoning ritual and wait for Naggie to appear. A terrified Izzy wants to stop doing the challenge, but Pipp convinces her to stick it out until the end. The lights briefly go out before turning back on, and the stuffed doll appears to come alive and attack the ponies. On the second night of the challenge, the ponies recreate Naggie's birthday party with decorations and food. ![]() Izzy starts to question Pipp's motives: whether she is doing this challenge because it makes her happy or because it makes her followers happy. The next day, strange things start happening to the ponies, such as belongings going missing. Nothing seems to happen at first, but a glass mysteriously falls off a nearby table and shatters. On the first night of the challenge, Pipp and her friends make a stuffed doll in Naggie's likeness, lay out several offerings for her, and blow out birthday candles over the doll. Instead of asking for a wish, Pipp plans to throw Naggie the birthday party she never had, but Zipp still considers the challenge to be meanspirited and cruel. The currently viral social media challenge involves summoning the "Old Nag" over the course of three nights by recreating the birthday party, trapping her, and forcing her to grant the summoner's wish. She became bitter when her friends threw her a birthday party but never showed up, and she carried this bitterness until her death. Naggie was an orphaned Dodge Junction pony who lost her parents in a tornado and was sent to live at an orphanage. To get her viewership numbers back up, Pipp suggests they take part in a recently trending social media challenge called the "Old Nag Challenge", which involves summoning the vengeful ghost of the deceased Nagathine Irons ("Naggie" for short). Zipp Storm initially mocks Pipp for her rather shallow dilemma, but Sunny Starscout and Izzy Moonbow are understanding enough to want to help. Pipp Petals is despondent that, ever since the end of her and her friends' most recent adventure, her social media presence has been getting less attention, fewer comments and likes, and even ponies unsubscribing. ![]() ![]() In this issue, Pipp Petals encourages her friends to try a social media challenge involving a spooky ghost story. My Little Pony #11 is the eleventh issue of IDW Publishing's My Little Pony comic series, based on the Generation 5 film My Little Pony: A New Generation.
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