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This crossover is between My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic and Ghost in the Shell.

The background story for this crossover is that Ember has her body cybernetic with the exception of her brain, spine and reproductive organs, making her the first fertile cyborg in history. She became a cyborg in her late twenties from an emergency aerospace landing, taking the lives of her mother and other passenger species (changelings, dragons, griffons, ponies, etc.) while the rest had different grades of medical care or cybernetization (her father Torch went under surgery for prosthetic bones and scale tissues). At first, Torch was devastated about the loss of her wife and her daugther's dying state but when a female changeling doctor named Zina told him about the possibility to reconstruct her body with cybernetics, he agreed with one condition:

Torch: "Keep her fertility and I'll have my daughter back. For me, a cyborg without real offsprings is just a simple machine, soulless."

Dr. Zina: "I must disagree with you. As long as the individual's consciousness and identity remains the same in the brain, no matter how much the original organism is replaced, the soul remains until death calls. However, it can be done what you ask, not because of your demands but because now we're about to take one more step between living beings and machines."

After Torch witnessed her daughter's "rebirth", Dr. Zina asked him to never say aloud again about his prejudice against cyborgs for his own safety. He agreed, saying that he can carry this debt for the rest of his life and will have to think a lot about what she said about the soul. Torch's relationship with Ember got improved, and when she left home to live on her own as a police officer in Section 9 they call each other every week and visit at least once a month (somewhat a little odd father/daughter habit from Ember's dragon boyfrined, also a police officer but from Section 1, who has little relationship with his family).

My commisioner chose Ember as Motoko Kusanagi, the main character of Ghost in the Shell, because he felt that their personalities are somehow similar and therefore it fits well in his opinion (from the first manga). For the rest of the main cast (from the first manga) in the crossover, to answer some who-would-be-who questions:

Batou: Spike, with cybernetic eyes, limbs (and tail) and partially his brain. Married with Rarity.

Chief Daisuke Aramaki: Chief Garron, an OC male griffon, with some brain implants. He's friends with Torch from many years but recovered contact with him after knowing that Ember was his daughter. He appreciates Ember as a daughter (tough Ember jokes saying that she should be appreciated as a granddaughter).

Togusa: Shining Armor, with some brain implants but with the lastest technology (wireless). Married with Cadence and has a baby daughter, Flurry Heart.

Dr. Ouelet (2017 live action film character): Dr. Zina, an OC female changeling, without any kind of implants.

The Puppet Master (its robot body to be specific): Fleur Dis Lee.

By the way, the reason about making cyborg Ember fertile in this crossover is because my commisioner never liked the idea about becoming a main character into a cyborg without his/her "parts" in many science fiction works

Hope you like!

Ember (c) Hasbro
Ghost in the Shell (c) Masamune Shirow

Description
Commissioned by

Get unclothed version for few or becoming a patreon .

This crossover is between My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic and Ghost in the Shell.

The background story for this crossover is that Ember has her body cybernetic with the exception of her brain, spine and reproductive organs, making her the first fertile cyborg in history. She became a cyborg in her late twenties from an emergency aerospace landing, taking the lives of her mother and other passenger species (changelings, dragons, griffons, ponies, etc.) while the rest had different grades of medical care or cybernetization (her father Torch went under surgery for prosthetic bones and scale tissues). At first, Torch was devastated about the loss of her wife and her daugther's dying state but when a female changeling doctor named Zina told him about the possibility to reconstruct her body with cybernetics, he agreed with one condition:

Torch: "Keep her fertility and I'll have my daughter back. For me, a cyborg without real offsprings is just a simple machine, soulless."

Dr. Zina: "I must disagree with you. As long as the individual's consciousness and identity remains the same in the brain, no matter how much the original organism is replaced, the soul remains until death calls. However, it can be done what you ask, not because of your demands but because now we're about to take one more step between living beings and machines."

After Torch witnessed her daughter's "rebirth", Dr. Zina asked him to never say aloud again about his prejudice against cyborgs for his own safety. He agreed, saying that he can carry this debt for the rest of his life and will have to think a lot about what she said about the soul. Torch's relationship with Ember got improved, and when she left home to live on her own as a police officer in Section 9 they call each other every week and visit at least once a month (somewhat a little odd father/daughter habit from Ember's dragon boyfrined, also a police officer but from Section 1, who has little relationship with his family).

My commisioner chose Ember as Motoko Kusanagi, the main character of Ghost in the Shell, because he felt that their personalities are somehow similar and therefore it fits well in his opinion (from the first manga). For the rest of the main cast (from the first manga) in the crossover, to answer some who-would-be-who questions:

Batou: Spike, with cybernetic eyes, limbs (and tail) and partially his brain. Married with Rarity.

Chief Daisuke Aramaki: Chief Garron, an OC male griffon, with some brain implants. He's friends with Torch from many years but recovered contact with him after knowing that Ember was his daughter. He appreciates Ember as a daughter (tough Ember jokes saying that she should be appreciated as a granddaughter).

Togusa: Shining Armor, with some brain implants but with the lastest technology (wireless). Married with Cadence and has a baby daughter, Flurry Heart.

Dr. Ouelet (2017 live action film character): Dr. Zina, an OC female changeling, without any kind of implants.

The Puppet Master (its robot body to be specific): Fleur Dis Lee.

By the way, the reason about making cyborg Ember fertile in this crossover is because my commisioner never liked the idea about becoming a main character into a cyborg without his/her "parts" in many science fiction works

Hope you like!

Ember (c) Hasbro
Ghost in the Shell (c) Masamune Shirow