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.
Fluttershy is determined to make her career dreams come true with the help of some very special ponies. But when her true vision is not being executed properly, she must find a way to stand up and fight for her ideas.
When I first heard that the newest generation of My Little Pony was gathering an adult fan base, I presumed that it would be because the show had some kind of edgy self awareness to it - that it would deliver the sort of sardonic humor that pushed the boundaries of children's television back in the 90's and early 00's.
I gave pony a shot thinking I might end up liking it somewhat ironically.
Well, it's been Season seasons and we've only heard his name mentioned before, and the staff is really pulling at strings, but man, am I excited for Starswirl the bearded to come into the show.
Also the shadow pony is the villain for this and there is a limbo world where the other pillars of Equestria will be restored. I will provide a video link for more.
I'm just gonna get this out of the way... this is not an easy episode to review. Once again, this is yet another episode that is hard to review because of how it's written.
This episode is quite amazing, insightful actually. Whether or not fans agree with what the episode has to say, remains to be seen, but if they were to act in the same way the fans of the journal did here... then there may be more truth to the episode's portrayal of fandoms in general than we realize.
Okay, so, I just saw the Season 7 finale, since I completely avoided all spoilers and awaited the Hasbro release today. I'm gonna come out and say it, the Season 7 finale is my favorite finale of them all so far!
When I was going into this episode, I was expecting the worst, that maybe this will be the episode to disrupt season 7's streak of good episodes. After all, Spike episodes are known for their lack of quality.
Warning: Spoilers for those who haven't watched this episode early. You have been warned.
When I first heard about this episode, I was excited to see what possibilities were in store for Fluttershy. Her dream of opening an animal sanctuary; surely this will be a highlight for season 7, right?
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.
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