Breaking the Ice-Edited By Dragon Turtle
Sunset Shimmer was too stunned to respond. She was there less than a minute, and the kid already slammed the door in her face without saying one word to her.
"I've heard of being shy, but this is ridiculous," Sunset said to herself. After a moment, Sunset walked into the house herself, intruding on a family argument.
"-don't need a babysitter!" the kid argued loudly.
"Now Timmy," a tall, black-haired man who could only be Mr. Turner said in a stern tone while wearing a sharp dress suit, "you can't stay here by yourself."
"I know you miss Vicky," the mother said in her own stern tone while wearing a fancy purple gown, "but until she gets back, Sunset is going to watch you, and you will behave." Sunset cocked her head in confusion.
"Why would he miss that girl?" Sunset thought. That girl was clearly a bully who wanted to humiliate him for kicks. Maybe Vicky had a softer side that the buck-toothed boy only saw? However, that didn't excuse her behavior, and she hoped never to see it again when she did come back.
"...Fine," Timmy said with resignation.
"Excuse me?" Sunset said, alerting the residents she was in the house. Mr. and Mrs. Turner looked at her with polite smiles and decided to approach her, while Timmy stayed behind, looking at her nervously.
"You must be Sunset," Mrs. Turner said, "I'm sorry for how rude Timmy was."
"He's just a little shy," Mr. Turner said, "since sweet, lovable Vicky isn't here."
"I can only imagine," Sunset said, trying to hide the disdain in her voice.
"Anyways," Mrs. Turner said, "we're going to the opera. We'll be back around 10:00 PM. Make sure Timmy is in bed by 9:00."
"Sure," Sunset said.
"Anyways," Mr. Turner said, "in case of an emergency, here is a list of numbers you can call!" the man said.
"That sounds-," she paused as the black-haired man handed her a list "-long," Sunset said with awe as the list went down to her ankles.
"Let me show you to the first aid kit," Mr. Turner said.
"OK."
"Second aid kit," he said, pointing to a bigger box, "third aid kit," he continued, pointing to an even bigger medical tool.
"And I say Twilight overprepares," Sunset muttered.
"And in case of a home invasion," Mr. Turner said, "my patented Home Defense System, or as I call it, the HDP."
"Don't you mean HD-," Mr. Turner paused as he pulled out a metal case that piqued Sunset's interest. Maybe it would be one of those sacred weapons Celestia had lying around.
"Hold onto it with your life," he said dramatically as Turner opened the case. "For having it will be the difference between life and death." She wondered what Mr. Turner was going to give her. He pulled out-
It was a regular baseball bat with spikes glued on.
"Uh, thanks," Sunset said uneasily.
"It works well against burglars, the mailman, the Girl Scouts, and Dinkleberg!" Mr. Turner said.
"Who's Dinkleberg?" Sunset asked. Mr. Turner looked at her as if she had asked if the sky was blue.
"Who is Dinkleberg?" Mr. Turner repeated with growing anger. "Who is Dinkleberg?!"
"Um-,"
"Dinkleberg is a monster, an animal, a beast who hides in human form," Mr. Turner said dramatically. Mrs. Turner rolled her eyes. "If you let your guard down, he'll destroy everything and everyone you care about!"
"Hey Turner," a man at the window said. He was a cheerful-looking man in a yellow polo shirt, a fishing hat, and brown shorts. He had a big nose and greyish-dark hair that seemed to be balding. "I, your neighbor Sheldon Dinkleberg, wanted to stop by and say hi." He turned to Sunset. "Oh hello, Ms.-,"
"Shimmer," Sunset said politely, ignoring Mr. Turner's shut-up gesture. "Sunset Shimmer."
"Oh, you play the bat game too?" Dinkleberg asked happily.
"Bat game?"
"Once a week, Turner chases me around the neighborhood with that thing like he wants to kill me," Mr. Dinkleberg said, "to motivate me to keep in shape."
"Really," Sunset said in disbelief, noticing that Mr. Turner's glare seemed to grow fiercer. "Maybe they're frenemies." Sunset thought.
"Anyways, I got errands to run," the man with the Pinkie-like smile said before walking away.
"He seemed nice," Sunset said.
"Of course he does," Mr. Turner said with disdain, "until he's drinking the blood from your-,"
"Anyways," Mrs. Turner said, interrupting her husband's tirade, "we'll see you at ten. Have fun." The couple walked out of the house. Sunset noticed they never bothered to say something to their son before they left. She turned and saw that Timmy was gone.
"Where'd he go now?" Sunset said to herself. She heard the sound of running water, so she followed the noise there. It led her to an area with green walls, a TV, and a Fuschia-colored couch—the standard living room. The noise trailed in from the kitchen. She found her charge in the light-blue room, washing the dishes while wearing a hairnet.
Sunset thought about how she could break the ice. "You're doing the chores without anyone asking you," Sunset Shimmer said in an enthusiastic tone, "that's really sweet of you."
"I uh, guess," Timmy said uneasily without looking at her. Well, it was better than him saying nothing. Sunset saw that he was trying to wash and dry the dishes at once. She noticed the job wasn't being done well.
"Uh, some of those dry dishes look pretty wet," she advised gently, "if you-," Timmy immediately began drying one of the badly dried dishes like his life depended on it.
"I'm sorry!" Timmy shrieked in a panicked tone, looking back at Sunset fearfully. "I didn't mean to be lazy!" He then turned back, scrubbing the dishes with trembling hands. Sunset was a bit taken aback by his response. She tried to offer some friendly advice, and he acted like she was going to attack him. He saw her the way everyone...used to.
"How about this," Sunset offered the fearful kid, "I'll wash the dishes while you dry them." Timmy paused his scared dish-drying and looked at Sunset with disbelief.
"You want to help me?" Timmy asked as if the concept of getting help was incomprehensible.
"Yes," Sunset said with a welcoming smile, "if we work together, we can get the chores done early. And the sooner we get the chores done, the sooner we can eat that pizza I brought." Sunset smirked as the buck-toothed boy's interest peaked. Sunset had chosen her bait very well. Now she just needed to reel the fish in,
"No anchovies?" Timmy asked suspiciously.
"I'm a vegetarian," Sunset said with a smile, "I don't touch them."
"Oh boy," Timmy said happily. Sunset felt relieved. He finally got the kid to smile for the first time since she met him.
"What kind of pizza is it?" Timmy said, his mouth foaming with hunger. "Pepperoni and olives?"
"Even better," Sunset crooned, opening the box, "cucumber and spinach." Timmy's hunger was replaced with disgust.
"Vegetables on pizza!!!" Timmy said with horror, "BLECH! Are you trying to kill me?!"
"You don't like vegetables," Sunset asked in an amused tone, "when I was a little fil- I mean, girl, I loved vegetables."
"Vegetables are disgusting!" Timmy yelled, "I want pepperoni!" Sunset felt a little hurt by Timmy's rejection.
"Well, fine," Sunset said with some disappointment, "more pizza for me. But no coming into the kitchen for snacks." Timmy stormed out of the room in a bratty rage and walked upstairs.
Timmy ran into his room and slammed the door. Cosmo and Wanda poofed in front of him. "Cosmo, Wanda," Timmy began, "I wish I had a hot fudge-," Timmy stopped his glare when he saw his godparents looking at him with disappointment."What?"
"Timmy," Wanda said in a stern tone, "you're being rude."
"But Wanda," Timmy said, "she bought me a pizza with vegetables. Vegetables!"
"Are you sure you don't want some?" Sunset called from downstairs.
"But unlike Vicky, who gobbles up the pizza," Cosmo said with a smile, "that girl wanted to share hers with you."
"She also helped you with the chores and bought you that pizza." Wanda said sternly, "She was nice to you, and you thanked her by being mean to her." Timmy's anger died down
"...Oh," Timmy said, his face full of guilt.
"It's delicious," kept calling Sunset.
"At least try the pizza before you ask me to wish you something up," Wanda said gently.
"Don't worry, Wanda," Cosmo said, "If Timmy wants to be fat, he can always be a sumo wrestler for the rest of his life." Cosmo poofed himself into looking like a morbidly obese adult version of Timmy. He looked disgustingly fat and was covered in a loincloth. He made some weird moves while making noises in Japanese before falling to the ground in agony. "Ow, my coronary artery," Cosmo-disguised-as-Fat Timmy said. Timmy let out a shudder.
"OK," Timmy said with incoming dread. "I'll eat it." He walked out of the room.
"Stiiiiiill got it!" Cosmo said with a smirk to Wanda, who returned it with a smirk of her own.
"I see you're hungry after all," Sunset said as Timmy came back into the kitchen. By the time he got back, Sunset had set the table, pizza, and dishes placed on it. He looked a little morose.
"Timmy," Sunset began, "Is everything-,"
"Sorry," Timmy said, "for being so mean to you."
"Don't worry," Sunset said, "it's hard to try new things. But to grow as a person, it’s something we must do." She turned the box to Timmy. "You get the first slice." Timmy let out a sigh since he still didn't care for vegetables. With some reluctance, Timmy took a slice and slowly but surely bit a tiny bite of it.
"So," Sunset asked happily. "What did you think?"
"It's OK," Timmy said, "I guess it needs a little salt." Timmy grasped the salt shaker.
"I guess a little salt isn't too bad," Sunset said but paused as Timmy took the lid off the salt shaker and poured all the salt onto the pizza. Timmy rolled up the slice and ate it like a burrito.
"Mmm," Timmy said happily, "that was delicious."
"Timmy had the right idea," Cosmo said. He and Wanda were disguised as paper plates. "Salt goes with everything. And-, Blood pressure rising!" Cosmo screamed. He felt an eye twitch.
Wanda sighed in disbelief.
"Would you like some pizza with your salt?" Sunset said, genuine amusement in her voice. Timmy let out his own little laugh.
After finishing their pizza, Sunset and Timmy walked into the living room.
"So, what do you do for fun?" Sunset asked the brown-haired kid.
"Wait, what time is it?" Timmy asked.
"6," Sunset said. Timmy started squirming. "Why?"
"Um," Timmy said nervously, "no reason."
The boy was planning something devious. "Then why do you look so nervous," Sunset asked with a smirk.
"Nothin-,"
"Dude!" a male voice uttered. Two boys burst into the living room. One of them was a dirty-blond kid with thick braces on his teeth, a green jacket he wore over a black tee, and tired jeans. The other was a bald, African-American boy with a blue V-neck vest over a white shirt and pressed beige pants. They held up piles of toilet paper and cartons of eggs.
"Guys," Timmy said nervously, "we can't-,"
"With this," the blond kid crooned, "we'll make ol' Crockpot regret giving us Fs."
"Ahem," Sunset said with a smirk. The two boys noticed the tall teenager in the room with horror.
"I thought you said you didn't have a babysitter?" the bald kid whispered to Timmy. Timmy shrugged nervously. They looked back at the teenager still sneering at them.
"It was his idea!" the two boys yelled, literally pointing fingers at Timmy, before running out of the house with their contraband.
"Guys!" Timmy hollered indignantly. He then looked back at Sunset with a nervous chuckle.
"So who's Crockpot?" Sunset asked. To Timmy's relief, Sunset looked more amused than annoyed.
"The biggest jerk ever," Timmy matter-of-factly stated.
"He may be a jerk," Sunset said firmly, "but you're not going to ruin his day, got it? And I'll pretend I didn't see anything."
"OK," Timmy said nervously.
"Aside from getting pointless revenge," Sunset said with some snark, "what else do you want to do?"
"Video games," Timmy said, turning on a V-cube, which played a game that read Crash Nebula 2: The Revenge of the Horde on the TV screen.
"Can I play?" Sunset asked.
"You like video games?" Timmy asked.
"I have my own let's play channel on TooYube," Sunset said proudly.
"Really?" Timmy said. He happily passed a controller to Sunset, "then let's play."
Sunset had to give him credit. Timmy was quick on the controls. The game was entering the last ten seconds, and he was winning by a narrow lead. On the screen, Timmy played Crash Nebula, while Sunset played one of the evil aliens.
"I'm gonna win," Timmy gloated. Sunset let a smirk form on her face. She yanked Timmy's hat over his eyes.
"Hey!" Timmy squawked. Just as Sunset calculated, Timmy let go of his controller to pull the hat from his eyes. Sunset gleefully mashed the "Y" button, finishing him off.
"Game Over!" The screen said, "Sunset is the winner!"
"You cheated," Timmy said with a growl.
"All is fair in love and intergalactic conquest," Sunset said remorselessly. Timmy let out a growl, but it was more playful than annoyed.
"So," Timmy said, "you want to play again?" Sunset smiled but then glanced at the clock and saw it was almost nine.
"Bedtime," Sunset said.
"Can't we play some more?" Timmy asked the fire-haired girl with pleading in his eyes.
"Bed," Sunset repeated.
"Aww," Timmy said.
"Don't worry," Sunset said with a smile. "I'm gonna be here for three more weeks. That gives us plenty of time for me to beat your butt."
"Oh yeah," Timmy challenged playfully, "we'll see about that," Timmy said, running up the stairs happily.
Sunset smiled. Despite a rocky start, she finally connected with the brown-haired kid. And to her surprise, she enjoyed hanging out with him.
"Time for school, Timmy," Mr. Turner said.
"Hurry up," Mrs. Turner said, "or you'll be late for the bus." Timmy ran out of the house. To his surprise, someone in an orange and red motorcycle was parked in front of his house. The obviously cool dude wore a blue and purple outfit and a purple helmet.
"Who is -," Timmy began before the guy pulled off his helmet, revealing familiar red and yellow locks.
"Sunset," Timmy asked, "you ride a motorbike?"
"Yep," Sunset said. "I wanted to know if I could take you to school."
"Really?" Timmy asked Sunset, his eyes alight with excitement.
"Well," Sunset said with a smirk, "I just wanted to show it off. You want a ride?"
"Do I!" Timmy said, yanking off his pink hat and putting on a pink helmet.
"Then hang on," Sunset said as Timmy sat behind her. Timmy let out a happy wail as Sunset rode her bike all across Dimmsdale.
"That was so much fun!" Timmy said as Sunset came to a stop. They arrived at a parking lot in front of Dimmsdale Elementary.
"I bet," Sunset said, "but don't expect this every day. I have to go to school too."
"Alright," Timmy said with some disappointment.
"Turner," a displeased voice said from behind them. Sunset and Timmy turned around and saw a bespectacled man with a coffee cup. He wore a plain white shirt, black trousers, and a black-tie. His hair was short and dark, his skin grey, and he had some weird growth on his neck that almost looked like an ear. Hands-on his hips, he looked at Timmy with a suspicious expression.
"Crocker," Timmy returned with a glare of his own.
"I see you've arrived on-," Crocker paused, just noticing the teenager on the bike. "You seem a bit tall and aged to be attending elementary school." Sunset let out a playful snort.
"I'm not a student," Sunset said, "I'm just dropping Timmy off as his temporary babysitter. Mr.-,"
"Crocker," the man finished. "Denzel Q. Crocker."
"Crocker, crockpot," Sunset said under her breath. "Timmy told me about you."
"What did he say?" Crocker asked with a frown.
"Um," Sunset stammered, noticing Timmy looking downward in shame and fear. "He told me how...nice and cool you were. And how he looks forward to your classes."
"Oh really," Crocker hmmm’d, not believing one word of what Sunset said, "maybe he's looking forward to his next F." The man said this as a matter of fact before turning away, plodding to the entryway stairs. Sunset was a bit taken aback by the man's mean demeanor and felt a strong urge to throw toilet paper and eggs at the man's house.
"Think you want to get to class on time," Sunset warned her charge.
"Yeah, he isn't the teacher you want to be late for," Timmy said disdainfully. But as Timmy got off the bike, Crocker returned to them with rapid-fire backflips.
"Tell me, girl," Crocker asked Sunset, a sly smile on his face. "You've been in Turner's house. Have you noticed anything unusual?"
"Like what?" Sunset replied with a forced smile on her face. Timmy looked both incredibly annoyed and bored.
"What if I told you that boy held the key to world domination?" Crocker said, a crazed look in his eye.
"Excuse me?" Sunset asked nervously.
"The power to rule the world in the palm of his hand," Crocker went on with a hungry expression. "Help me, Shimmer," Crocker said, "and I might find a place for you at my new world order."
"New world order?" Sunset parroted in confusion.
"As long as you help me capture his-," Crocker's rant was disrupted by a tap on the shoulder. "Who dares touch-," Crocker stammered when he saw who was glaring at him.
"Crocker," the red-haired woman said with an annoyed tone that sounded Irish.
"Principal Waxelplax," Crocker said nervously.
Sunset just noticed the woman. She had red hair that was shaped into a beehive. Unlike Principals Luna and Celestia, who had tall and svelte figures, this principal was short and stout. She wore a blue business dress with a light blue blouse underneath. She was looking at Crocker like he was an out-of-sorts child. "Crocker," the Irish woman said in a displeased tone, "what did I say about your megalomaniacal rants?"
"Not to do them in front of visitors," Crocker listed off, sounding like a scolded five-year-old.
"And what did you do?"
"Did them," Crocker said. "You win this round, Turner-!" he began to rant, only to walk away after another glare from the annoyed woman.
"I'm so sorry about Crocker," Waxelplax said to Sunset, giving her a friendly grin. "He's having one of his episodes. Ms.-"
"Shimmer," Sunset said, "It's OK. But what’s all that about?" Sunset said, trying to hide the concern in her voice.
"Oh, Crocker thinks magic is real," Waxelplax said in a tired, mocking voice, "and he wants to rule the world with it." The woman let out a silly laugh. Sunset let out her own forced laughter, as did Timmy. "Crazy, right?"
"Yeah, crazy," Timmy said nervously.
"Anyways, off to class now," the plump woman said to Timmy, who ran off, giving a friendly wave to Sunset, who returned it.
"What if, hypothetically speaking," Sunset said, trying to hide her nervousness in her voice, "magic was real?"
"Then we'd all be in trouble from future dictator Denzel Crockpot," the woman said playfully as if the idea of Crocker doing anything threatening seemed utterly ludicrous. "Anyways, got to get to work," the woman said, marching back to the school.
"Bye," Sunset said idly, a serious frown forming on her face as her glare penetrated the face of the school the crazy teacher slunk through.
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I love this story so much! I'm so happy you update it so much :) And Timmy is adorable in this
I look forward to what will happen next.
This is turning out to be a fun read. And if Sunset knew why Timmy used his fairies to make his life semi-better because of all the crazy people he deals with on a daily basis she couldn't blame him. Those people are borderline bad as Cinch, and more physically violent.
Moondancer is going to be a bit of an issue wont she? Anywho, good luck with everything you gotta do tomorrow. Take it easy mkay?
I also foresee another problem. Timmy actually likes Sunset, but at the same time feels guilty that he has to get rid of her to keep his god parents
Yes, by all means, focus on the megalomaniacal teacher. He's definitely more noteworthy than some random kid.
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Are you being sarcastic?
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Man, I have no idea. Certainly he's more alarming, and plainly the worst sort of person that could get ahold of summat.
i can see it now "Guys, i like Sunset. She's nice and fun.. but i don't want to lose you guys. Can you help me scare her away? Just scare her enough" Timmy asked, looking guilty
Oh no Sunset is making Timmy's life less miserable by actually being decent human being. I hope Jorgan doesn't find out
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i know, thats why Timmy have to get rid of her. But he'll feel bad cause he likes her . But he cant afford to be happy to lose his godparents
I worry that Sunset could end up having Timmy’s Fairy’s removed. Because the whole point for the child to have fairy’s is because they live in a miserable life that requires them to get them right?
But yea, Timmy having Sunset is the best ever
Could use some editing, but this has good humorous beats very reminiscent of the cartoon.
Once Timmy learns sunset thinks he has some magical artefact you think he will be furious with her, thinking she was jsut pretending to be nice just encaustics she was after something she thought he had
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Hope this won’t be the case and they can Work something out
FAIRY GOD PARENTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am really enjoying this and it will be intersting to see how sunset sees everything wrong in town and how no one is doing anything about it.
For some reason, I can see Rainbow and Mr Turner getting along really well.
"Mr Turner, a wooden bat with nails on it looks cool, but it's gonna break the moment you hit someone with it hard enough. What you want is a metal bat with barbed wire wrapped around it for consistant damage."
"See I get that, but I don't really like metal bats. That echo sound they make when they hit something just doesn't have the same impact as wood, you know?"
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You don't get enough of his whiplash poses with just caps and exclamation marks. If I could do it, I would have the letters floating at odd angles and strange positions... But...
FAIrY gOd PaRENTs!
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... that fits.
This is the crossover we’ve been missing. Now to find where to watch some of the first seasons of FOP to jog my memory.
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"You see, Mr. Von Strangle, I'm actually a dangerous fugitive."
The titanic fairy raised an eyebrow at her. "Really?" Sunset didn't realize you could even have an accent that thick.
"Oh, yeah. Unlicensed dark magical research, grand theft artifice, at least a few dozen counts mind control. I even turned into a demon at one point." Sunset leaned against the statue. "And as a native Equestrian, I'm outside your jurisdiction. Frankly, the only reasonable decision for you to make is to let him keep his fairies. For his own protection."
Man not gonna lie im enjoying this story. When i 1st saw it in the featured column i was a bit sceptical but found it to be enjoyable.
When Timmy said blech, my mind auto-corrected it said to a swear word... sometimes I question if I'm always on auto-pilot or I immediately think of the worse outcome.
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Doubtful, the only ways he could get his fairies removed is if they're found out, or Timmy gets a permanent non-magical solution to his miserable life, which doesn't seem possible any time soon.
Nice work using references the Fairy Oddparents episodes from OH YEAH! CARTOONS!
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Bad idea. Jurgen may as well kick her back to Equestria, alongside the Sirens and all the crap Starswirl the Bearded has been dumping on Earth, and demand Princess Celestia and Twilight to keep the portal closed.
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Timmy WILL lose Cosmo and Wanda the moment he comes of age. He may as well start overcoming his problems and finding happiness now
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It's an idea I wish FOP had explored: what if Timmy got a babysitter who was not only genuinely nice, but cared for him in the way his parents are supposed to? Would he be willing to part with them?
However, Sunset...isn't exactly a nice or selfless babysitter.
While she is nice to Timmy, she does have ulterior motives in being nice: because he's a kid in control of some magical MacGuffin lodged in his body which could be potentially clouding his mind. While she does like Timmy, Sunset's main concern is keeping him calm until Twilight can get that ward, and building trust with him should the need arise.
She hasn't had enough of a rapport with Timmy to call him "little bro," yet. She has yet to fully understand his hardships, or how badly Vicky treats him.
Timmy, meanwhile, may like Sunset, but he hasn't known her long enough to fully trust her. As far as Timmy knows, Sunset is a temporary babysitter. It all depends on where their relationship goes.
Thank you for actually understanding Cosmo's character. He's actually a good father figure to Timmy that can be a bit dense sometimes, he's not the blubbering idiot later seasons had him as!
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I think somewhere along the way, the writers forgot the "parents" part of the show, and forgot that Cosmo and Wanda were meant to act as parental figures, not an obnoxious comedy duo.
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That actually makes sense, plus since Sunset's actually a unicorn and not a human, she's technically a magical creature and therefore falls outside the rules even if you ignore the whole being from another world thing.
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Sadly that's what happens with a show that goes on for countless seasons with no overarching storyline to give it some direction.
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Technically since Sunset is a unicorn aka a magical creature, she's outside of Jorgen's jurisdiction and control. That'd be like him essentially forcing all the Pixies to go to another world simply because he doesn't like them. As long as Sunset isn't doing anything harmful or dangerous technically Jorgen can't really do anything.
Fun fact: in Italian it's the bell pepper.
After reading this chapter, I have some thoughts and questions on this.
Okay i don't understand why Sunset would still be a vegetarian, setting aside the time skip that this happened after Rainbow Rocks and she started hanging out with the Rainbooms, Does that mean Sunset didn't like the taste of steak, bacon, burgers or even ham sandwiches? Does she hate eating meat because of its taste or does that imply she hadn't eaten meat before?
Is there character development for Sunset Shimmer in this story? I was just a little disturb that she would try to force her veganism on other people, If she herself is a vegan, I get that. I can accept that but why would she need to force her veganism on Timmy? Its similar to someone forcing their religion on you just because you don't believe the way that they do. Sunset has the phone in her pocket, She has all the means to call up another meat pizza for Timmy after they finished washing the dishes. I mean come on! The boy has it rough? Hasn't he already suffered enough?! Its made worse from the way that she uses old tactics of deception and manipulation to make Timmy eat that Vegan Pizza of hers and it makes Timmy's faeries act in a way thats very unlikable. This situation was just really MEAN SPIRITED.
But thats the fact right? The Fairly Oddparents Universe is one of the worst universes to live in. You would barely get through the day with how everyone is acting around you if it involves some laughs and giggles.
Does Sunset Shimmer have any character development in this since it takes place after Rainbow Rocks? I thought that Sunset Shimmer is in contact with Twilight after she came back from Equestria? I thought that Sunset Shimmer reports back to Twilight on her Friendship Lessons in this Human World? I thought she would have already grasped the values of Friendship especially from APPLEJACK, Pinkie Pie, Rarity, Fluttershy, Rainbow Dash and Twilight? Is she really nice as she says she is to Moondancer when they met for a second time? Because if the answer is yes then WHY WOULD SHE CHEAT AT A FREAKING VIDEOGAME?! Can someone explain to me why in the world of all things good would she cheat on a videogame with a kid and with Timmy no less after she earned his trusts?! I saw the Equestria Girls Shorts and how she plays a game with Fluttershy and that was really wholesome, Fluttershy was gaining on her and she was good sports about it in the end. Why would Sunset Shimmer who's trying to better herself cheat and make fun of Timmy Turner and then act like a Goody Two Shoes Show Off in the next?! I don't but it Timmy Turner.. She's hiding behind a mask.. She's just another Vicky, Only more Crafty and Cunning a wolf in sheep's clothing. This doesn't look like the Sunset Shimmer who had shown remorse for her actions and tries to be a better person.
I thought she would be a good babysitter for Timmy Turner, Can't believe she would Proselytize her own veganism on Timmy who's clearly an Omnivore, 80% Meat Eater and 20% Veggie Eater. I can't believe she would even have the audacity to cheat in a videogame! Come on he's a kid! Let him have his fun! Its not like he's using bad words and being disrespectful to you! Why would you cheat??!! Im sorry Twilight but Pinkie Pie would be a better Babysitter for Timmy Turner here, I think you've made the wrong decision to choose Sunset..
The other scenes with Sunset Shimmer taking Timmy to school on a Motorcycle was great, She was in character with an ounce of realism, But.. The way she acted when she babysit Timmy Turner? This doesn't look like the Sunset Shimmer after Rainbow Rocks. If someone could tell me why i'm wrong then feel free. I'll listen.
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Well...
Sunset is pony from Equestria. She loves plant food. She doesn't understand that many children on Earth don't like their veggies.
It is an issue of her being from a very different culture.
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Okay that explains it. What about Sunset Shimmer cheating in a videogame just because Timmy Turner was gaining on her? Does that have some explanation since this shows Sunstet Shimmer trying to be a better person in the ways of Friendship? Why would she cheat in a videogame and make fun of Timmy?
Taking a break from the on-point comedy to show us the effects of Vicky's treatment. I don't know how I feel in regards to my familiarity with Timmy's behavior here.
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Thats accurate to her charecter in all of EQG, untill she sort of deals with it in Backstage Pass, and a aspect of hers that she never loses. She consistently places goal accomplishment before the person she needs to use to complete it.
It's likely she doesn't learn to stop and consider the person earlier because she mostly hasn't made things worse by being so goal oriented(Wallflower and that time with Pinkie are the exceptions).
It's weird realizing how the final special's theme deals with something she's been doing since Equestria Girls(she only stops during Rainbow Rocks because of her insecurity).
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This seems like a minor moment of playful tomfoolery rather than vicious mockery.
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I think it's only natural that Vicky's bullying would leave some scars.
I think that's what makes Sunset a great character. While she is definitely a better person, she hasn't lost her bad behavior entirely. Whether its blowing a gasket during the Friendship Games, or obsessing over a carnival game, she's still has to overcome some things.
She's a flawed hero bonding with another flawed hero.
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Pretty much.
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I could hear that. Good on you.
I LOVE this story's writing and pace. At first, I was worried that it would be a regurgitation of old FOP episodes, but it genuinely feels like I'm watching a season from the golden age of Nicktoons. The writing feels like it's coming right from the original writer's mouths, and the jokes are wonderful!
Ah yes, the aftereffects of child abuse.
*kit
TooYube? Bruh
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What else could it be called? Me V? Tele-person?
I didn't remembered Cosmo being so snarky and insightful.
Is it a thing of the early seasons ?
Sunset is a roguish dashing kind women, and she is magical, the best combo possible !
I like stories where Sunset have a bike.
Sumo wrestlers are actually pretty healthy with all that fat. Thanks to their intense training, they have a low level of cholesterol and normal level of triglycerides, meaning they are not at risk of heart disease and stroke, and thanks to their training, their fat are stored underneath the skin and not against organs. However, when they retire and stopped training, it is when they need to lose weight and eat healthy
Here’s a YouTube video on where I learned this
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UT7HdGFBP-s
The more you know
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Regrettably, he was. They damned poor Cosmos (plus Wanda) into a disastrous dumb-doofice-dingus-dodo wacko-mole, because a'times were changing.
You're question is as good as mine Sunset. Vicky likely only asks nice infront of adults to prove she's nice while doing the opposite around children making it near impossible for children like Timmy to prove she abuses them over treating them a way a actual babysitter should do. Which also begs the question why his parents are so dumb to not notice these things.
More like evil!
And Mr. Turner clearly is too protective.
Except one of them is never seem upset or angry.
fish in.*
Gross.
Mhm...
So is Sunset's motorcycle outfit here the same as the outfit she had during the motorcross event in Friendship Games, indicating that wasn't an outfit that Rarity made for her on the spot like the other outfits in the movie?