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MareStare

DJ HORN3 took the wheel
I think this grouping makes sense. I’d remove the separation to background/minor.
Consider separating the characters by newlines instead of commas, like this:
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Maybe with separate groups for every letter of alphabet and maybe spread into several vertical columns.
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Scarlet Ribbon

True Wildcard
@Teaspoon
If you still want to sort by category, Major, Minor, Incidental, and Background Character is another degree of separation. Incidental characters would be characters that do play some kind of role in an episode vs background characters which could literally not exist and nothing would change.

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LightningBolt

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ADHD fueled
@Teaspoon
I think Alphabetical will be the most useful, as everyone has different definitions of minor/background/major. The only actual distinctions should be between objective things like generations. Maybe even make male/female or adult/foal distinctions? idk, but alphabetical is probably enough.

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Bendy and Boney

dressed in baloney
I think alphabetical or maybe also organization by season/generation/other medium of origin (e.g. comics/movie/specials) is what I’d do.

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Teaspoon

poni
Wanting some opinions…
As you can see, that’s a lot of characters. And I still have some 100 more to add, plus things like alt outfits and the like.
What I’m running in is the fuzzy separation between Background Character - Minor Character - Primary Character. Lyra is a background character, but she did have a few lines in one episode, so does that push her to Minor? Daring Do, not really important to the ā€œoverarching plotā€ of the series, but she’s a fully developed character in more than one episode, so does that push her from Minor to Primary?
That sort of thing.
So basically, does anyone care about these sort of distinctions, how much? Or should I just go fully alphabetical (and split by A-G, H-P, Q-Z or the like)?

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