Rainbow Dash is distressed when she and Pinkie Pie discover that A.K. Yearling has announced her retirement from writing the Daring Do book series, thus ending her adventures as the titular hero.
When Pinkie Pie thinks she sees Rainbow Dash throw away one of her pies, she suspects the worst. Pinkie Pie attempts to catch Rainbow Dash in her web of lies…using pies.
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And here's the second episode. Note second episode, not part 2. Yeah, they didn't do a two parter this year, though they marketed as such and had them back to back.
There isn't a whole I can say about this episode besides "I don't like Rumble, or his fake ideals. But the CMC and Thunderlane are still likable, and the message that it's okay to do more than one thing".
After watching the Season 7 finale of MLP: FiM, here are my thoughts on how the Elements of Harmony and the Pillars’ Virtues have similar traits to each other:
1. Honesty & Strength: It takes a strong heart and will to keep choosing to tell the hard truth instead of an easy lie.
2. Kindness & Healing: A wounded heart needs kindness to heal.
Scootaloo: Ya know, some ponies would dream of having parents like that. Rainbow Dash: Yeah, right! Name one! Scootaloo: [sighs] Me. Growing up, I never thought I'd be the best at anything, because nopony ever told me. But your parents told you over and over again.
And the award for the most depressing character in MLP is: Scootaloo!!!
Starlight Glimmer and Trixie visit Thorax at the changeling hive and meet his brother, the only changeling still unwilling to share love and transform.
mfw looking through the trixie and glim tags on DB ordered by score
When Rarity surprises Sweetie Belle with a special day together filled with all of her favorite activities, she quickly learns that her little sister is no longer the little foal she used to be.
When their big sister/little sister camping trip is ruined by Fly-ders, Applejack, Rarity and Rainbow Dash tell Sweetie Belle, Apple Bloom, and Scootaloo the stories of their favorite legends. Inspired by the tales, the girls make the most out of their new situation.
I have to be honest guys, this is one of the hardest episodes to give my general thoughts on. Especially since the latter parts of the story had me questioning who was truly in the wrong here: Prince Rutherford for not allowing help from outsiders out of pride and letting his people suffer in the process, or Pinkie Pie for wanting to intervene and suggest help to a culture that is hardy and has survived for ages (presumably), only to then get help anyway without permission and take care of the
Daybreaker: Ugh. So much black. We get it. You're sad.
And she says this to Nightmare Moon… burn.
Finally, an episode featuring the sisters in a main role! While my expectations leaned towards a more comedic episode, I never thought they would ever put in this much heart.
Season 7 has now begun. The most remarkable thing about the opening was how underwhelming it was. Nothing actually bad about it, but we are accustomed to the opening episodes involving epic battles between ponykind and the forces of evil, in which a thousand-year old monster, or something, emerges to threaten the fate of Equestria or the Crystal Empire, and Twilight Sparkle and friends get together to blast it with rainbows and lasers.
This is pretty much an accurate depiction of babies. They suck the life out of everything and everyone around them, because they require 100% of your attention at all times.
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