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Fluttershy . More info. Eyes Moderate cyan Brilliant amaranth (as a vampire fruit bat- pony). Mane Pale, light grayish rose Pale, light grayish rose with  light rose,  pale, light grayish mulberry,  pale, light grayish opal, and  moderate opal streaks (Rainbow Power).

Coat Pale, light grayish gold. Nicknames. Klutzershy, Flutterguy, Stare Master, Mare Do Well, Shutterfly, Saddle Rager, Flutterbat, Flutterdash, Flutterbutter, Opposite Fluttershy, Impossibly Rich, Flutterbold, Yellow Daisy, Fl (The Periodic Table of My Little Pony). Relatives. Zephyr Breeze (younger brother)Mr. Shy (father)Mrs. Shy (mother). Cutie mark. Voice. Andrea Libman (English)Brittany Lauda (English, My Little Pony: Fluttershy's Famous Stare.

She lives in a small cottage near the Everfree Forest and takes care of animals, the most prominent of her charges being Angel the bunny. She represents the element of kindness. Development. Development sketch. Lauren Faust's childhood Posey toy. Lauren Faust was inspired to create Fluttershy by her childhood toy G1 Earth pony Posey. Her cutie mark, three pink and cyan butterflies, is similar to that of the G2 pony Sky Skimmer. The guidebook The Art of Equestria reveals some of the other names Lauren Faust considered giving her, including .

The episodes The Cutie Mark Chronicles and Hurricane Fluttershy offer glimpses into Fluttershy's past. Like Rainbow Dash, Fluttershy hails from Cloudsdale. As a filly, she was a weak flier and was harassed by the same Pegasi who were jeering at Rainbow Dash in Sonic Rainboom, and they nicknamed her . She was taller and ganglier than most other foals, similarly to Plaid Stripes, . Rainbow Dash flew in to defend her and challenged the bullies to a race. When the race started, the participants accidentally knocked Fluttershy off the clouds, and she plummeted toward the ground, a place she had never been to or seen before. She was saved from a rough landing by an incoming large swarm of butterflies.

A few moments later, Rainbow Dash's sonic rainboom startles the animals and scares them into hiding. Fluttershy earns her cutie mark after comforting the animals and realizing her ability to talk through to them, identifying her special connection with animals. When Fluttershy is first introduced in the series, she barely manages to tell Twilight Sparkle her own name on account of her timidity, whispering so quietly that Twilight cannot hear her, and hiding her face behind her mane. However, she immediately becomes enthusiastic when she sees Spike, imploring the baby dragon to hold a conversation with her, which he ends up doing, and follows him and Twilight all the way to the library. Her shy nature contrasts with Rainbow Dash's abrasiveness, most notably in Dragonshy, and to a lesser extent in Sonic Rainboom. In season one, Fluttershy's inability to speak up often annoys Rainbow Dash, and Rainbow expresses her aggravation more than once.

One instance is when Fluttershy cheers as loudly as she can for Rainbow Dash at the beginning of Sonic Rainboom, yet much to the latter's exasperation, can't manage more than a whisper. Season two shows them having grown closer to each other as friends despite their differences. Because of this, she hesitates to continue forward when she and the others embark on an expedition to deal with a sleeping dragon in the aforementioned episode, relying heavily on her friends' encouragement. In the end, Fluttershy finds the courage to speak to the dragon when it begins harassing her friends, going so far as to raise her voice in anger and stand on its nose to look it in the eye as she lectures it. In Stare Master, she tames a wild cockatrice in a similar manner, becoming angry with it when it scares the Cutie Mark Crusaders; however, in this instance, the Stare is employed.

Afraid to be in the same room as Gilda during Pinkie Pie's party, Fluttershy attempts to voice her discomfort to Pinkie, who obliviously waves off her distress. In Luna Eclipsed, Fluttershy sequesters herself at home in her cottage during Nightmare Night, and refuses to answer the door until she learns that her visitor is Twilight. Twilight then forcibly brings Fluttershy out to give Princess Luna a lesson in how to speak softly, with the Princess's . Fluttershy pointedly refuses to watch the Dragon Migration with her friends, despite Twilight's coaxing.

It culminates in Fluttershy pushing past Rainbow Dash and jumping out the window, fleeing the scene before any of them could follow her. In Hurricane Fluttershy, she tries to evade her responsibilities as a Pegasus to help create a tornado to move water to Cloudsdale from Ponyville's reservoir. After some insistence from Rainbow Dash, she reveals that she is afraid of humiliating herself by performing badly as a flyer in front of all the other Pegasi. She becomes even more discouraged after the anemometer (wing power gauging machine) gives her wing- power as only 0. Her animals' motivation causes her to engage in a period of training and exercise, but her second attempt only puts her at 2. In the end, Twilight convinces her to help when the other Pegasi's wingpower proves not to be enough to create the tornado.

With a sudden burst of determination, she manages to surpass all the other Pegasi in flying speed, completing the 8. Cloudsdale. In the episode Maud Pie, she tells Maud about spiders that live in Ponyville, saying that . When the ponies venture into the Everfree Forest seeking the Elements of Harmony, she is the only pony who does not engage in a fight with a Manticore when it attacks them and relieves a thorn embedded in its front paw. She later reveals to Twilight Sparkle that she did not know about the thorn, but she shows consideration to the fierce Manticore regardless. This kind act entitles her to being the wielder of the element of kindness, as well as reveals her faithful and considerate handling of all types of animals. After humbling the dragon in Dragonshy and making it cry, she immediately consoles it and advises it to look for a more suitable place to sleep, successfully driving it away. In this state, she appears to take pleasure in causing others grief and distress, such as trampling the flowers in front of the library, dumping water on Twilight Sparkle and Spike and snatching the Elements of Harmony from Twilight.

When Twilight Sparkle sets out to reverse Discord's effect on her friends using a . Upon returning to normal, a horrified Fluttershy initially believes her corrupted state to be a horrible dream. In Keep Calm and Flutter On, she is the only one of the Mane Six who believes Discord can be redeemed. She shows him genuine kindness and friendship, eventually leading him to change his ways.

After Rainbow Dash's encouragement in Sonic Rainboom, she stands up to Hoops, . In Putting Your Hoof Down, she learns to stand up for herself without resorting to anger. In Rainbow Falls, she eagerly represents Ponyville at the Games tryouts with Rainbow and Bulk Biceps. In Flutter Brutter, she demonstrates constant, often snarky assertiveness toward her slacker younger brother Zephyr Breeze. In Dungeons & Discords, she cheekily encourages Discord to spend time with Spike and Big Mc.

Intosh. In Viva Las Pegasus, she teasingly urges Applejack to put aside her grudge with Flim and Flam to solve their friendship problem. Most of the time, Fluttershy can withstand almost anything that will make other ponies explode in anger. However, even a shy Pegasus like Fluttershy has her own limits. Instead of continuing her kind and calm ways to earn the animal's trust, she decides to make them love her by setting animal traps, hoping to trap them in a cage. Eventually, the shy Pegasus explodes, yelling and screaming, wanting the animals to love her. This is one instance where Fluttershy doesn't explode in anger but expresses her anger in words.

For example, if a pony purposely cuts Fluttershy, she apologizes, saying that the pony can go first.

They were later fished out and eaten by Thomas' crew, the Fat Controller and an inspector. Henry encountered him while investigating a block in the tunnel. The workmen then gave him four buckets of water to drink, but Henry startled the elephant when he let off steam and in return was squirted with water.

The cattle broke through the fence and ran onto the line, where they suddenly snapped the couplings of Edward's train. Poor Edward did not realise it until he finally reached the station.

Bluebell was happy to see her calf and they both fled away. He eventually came across the railway and seeing grass on either side, began to eat.

Daisy tried to shoo him away, but was intimidated by Champion and backed away, until Toby came and frightened him away. However, all that happened was that his whistle shot off into the sky.

The passengers and crew tried looking for it, but to no avail. Unfortunately, because the platform was crowded, Fred bumped into an old lady and the beehive fell and everyone swarmed out of the station. The bees were very cold and needed some place nice and warm and the only place they could find was James.

However, one bee burned his feet and thought James did it on purpose. So it stung James back on his nose. After that, James stormed off to get rid of the bees. In the episode, the beehive was to be taken to the Vicar. After James got stung, he and his crew tried different ways to get rid of them (for example, spinning around on a turntable, washing them off at a water tower and smoking them away in a tunnel).

Still, the bees did not go away. James' driver suggested to take the bees to a new hive at the Vicarage orchard.

Hiro advised him to go through the Whistling Woods, but Thomas decided to take the track that went through the meadow. This caused a calamity for Thomas as the bees escaped out of their hives. Hiro then told Thomas that he could take his truck of flowers to attract the bees away from the field and take them directly to Farmer Trotter. You may be looking for the Barge. After Donald teased Duck about his . When discovered, she became friends with Donald and his crew and eventually settled down at Haultraugh, where a small pond was nearby.

She was named Dilly by the stationmaster, but she is known to everyone else as Donald's duck. She appeared twice in the annuals, in Donald's Duck (annual story) and Gordon's Stowaway. She appeared in the song Donald's Duck which was dedicated to her. She also cameoed in the song Gone Fishing. When Bulgy was eventually restored, the hens sneaked back in and roosted in his luggage racks.

When Bulgy swerved suddenly the next morning, the hens woke up and caused chaos inside him. However, her web caused a problem on the day of the Golden Jubilee, as it shorted the electrics in the signal box just minutes before Pip and Emma came into the Junction with the guests. Unfortunately, a boy accidentally knocked a crate onto the platform, causing the eels to fall onto the line and give Daisy such a fright that she blew a fuse. It was thought that it collided with a parapet on the bridge. The inspector covered the swan with his coat in Thomas' cab and at the next station, he took the swan to the vet in his car.

The swan had a broken wing and after it was reset, it resided in the vet's garden until it was strong enough to fly. Then Thomas took it back to the river where it was set free. You may be looking for the brakevan. In the third season episode, Trust Thomas, this toad witnessed Thomas crashing and sinking on a jetty and later hitched a ride on his valence. At Wellsworth, the passenger's Dalmatian ran away and after confronting a bull, ran into Thomas' cab. At Brendam, Thomas enquired about the visitor and the Fat Controller revealed she is his mother, who then aptly renames her dog .

He also appeared in Lady Hatt's Birthday Party near Callan station with two women as the Fat Controller drove by in his car. Elizabeth was once taking this bull when Duncan frightened it with his whistle, Thomas had to also take this bull when he got stuck in a landslide and Percy had to rescue him. The bull was also grazing in another field where Max and Monty fell into while racing Buster; the bull had also frightened them and they quickly drove out of the field and drove quickly away. When the Fat Controller got himself covered in snow, he wiped his eyes and opened them to see the bull standing in front of him; he ran away with the bull chasing after him, until he managed to escape and the bull finally gave up.

It was lured away by the driver with some cabbage. When Maithwaite station was later vandalised and several boys were trapped in the waiting room with the ram, it was suspected to be the culprit, but the terrified boys confessed it was their fault and promised to help clean up. The Fat Controller gave the ram a pumpkin as a reward, but his top- hat was blown away by Harold and was munched up by the ram. The Fat Controller, happily, made light of the situation.

It's just The Wise Old Owl! Choo- Choo. The Wise Old Owl is a owl that likes to hoot in the night.

It usually scares the engines at first until they figure out where the sound is coming from. It only appeared is the sixth season song, Boo! Choo- Choo and the deleted scene episode, Scaredy Engines. He was played by two dogs, Bently and Dita.

While being cleaned, a strange squeak came from the coaches. It kept up as Thomas went to Brendam and when he arrived, it was found that a small mouse had found its way into Clarabel's compartment.

The mouse was given a mouse hole in Tidmouth Sheds and was named Alicia by Thomas. It was later mentioned as being Lady Hatt's cat in the twelfth season episode, Saved You! After he foolishly wandered into a ditch, Harold winched him to safety.

However, Percy saw Pegasus being pulled through the air and thought that Pegasus was flying. She is timid around noisy engines when she is on her own. She often attends country shows with her owner. It first appeared in the sixth season. They are very rare birds and birdwatchers came from miles around for a chance to see them.

They were first spotted at Bluff's Cove and then on Gordon's Hill, but Thomas did not see them. That evening, as Thomas and Percy were puffing home, they spotted two golden eagles perched on a cliff- top. The two engines thought the eagles were wonderful - but not as wonderful as helping each other. Rheneas had to take it to the Transfer Yards, but it was too heavy for him, so Skarloey helped him. After James caused another landslide at the quarry, he and Percy saw the remains of the . The complete skeleton is seen at the Town Square.

He may have also made a cameo with the other piglets in the thirteenth season episode, Hiro Helps Out. Bird watchers come from far and wide to see it. It now resides on a nesting pole at Bluff's Cove. The Sodor Warbler is also seen in the 2. Henry's Forest, in which the forest where they live is given a protected status. Thomas was too impatient to wait for the giraffe's keeper and as a result, the giraffe would not do as it was told.

Toby used to be scared of the noise it made until he found out who was making the noise. Toby now thinks the bird is beautiful. The owl later appeared in the special, Tale of the Brave. It also appeared in the seventeenth season episodes, The Phantom Express and The Smelly Kipper.

He is given the name Seagull (by Cranky) because he is, obviously, a seagull. Cranky once got cross with Percy for being too loud and scaring Seagull away. Rabbit is a wild rabbit who lives in the Whistling Woods. Percy once scared him away whilst trying to make friends with him.

Percy later apologised to him and he enjoyed a ride back to Tidmouth Sheds with Percy. Squirrel by Percy, are two lively squirrels who live in the Whistling Woods. Percy once scared them away, but later made friends with them. Bird is, of course, a bird. Percy once tried to make friends with him, but only succeeded in frightening him away.