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Nah, they'll probably revive Gilda first.
Although frankly, Trixie was so similar that I wouldn't bother.
Luna was in Canterlot, and the train was under the fishbowl. So Twilight went to Zecora.
I still think Luna's powers hibernate during the day, what with being moon alicorn and all that shit.
Very minor hurdle. Twi gets kicked out of Ponyville? She goes "home" to Canterlot with her tail tucked between her legs. Her mode of transport doesn't really matter, and the show can timeskip forward a few days. When Twi finally gets to Canterlot, she finds that Celestia isn't there to somehow make it all better for her, but Luna is available.
Luna wouldn't need power to fix the situation, just her unique viewpoint and advice. And to unlock the Elements for Twilight to use.
Twilight's trick would have still been an option if Trixie was tempted to wear the Big Crown Thingy. The Element wouldn't work for Trixie without friends.
Also, I would've liked it if the show had set up Twi and Trixie as becoming friends, but Trixie and Rarity/Dash/AJ/Spike kind of hating each other. That happens often, where some of your friends just can't play nice with some of your other friends. And that's another kind of friendship they could explore, and the strength to be friends with someone when the rest of your friends say you shouldn't.
And I just realized that Fluttershy and Pinkie were the best ponies in this episode, but they were absent from Trixie's previous episode. This is a good thing.
Also, lots of human sitting in this episode.
Luna felt a little out of place (but not in any way that bought down the episode. She was great). I think it would have been better if AJ found Scootaloo and gave her a pep=talk about facing her fears. AJ is the best big sister afterall.
That was a pretty meh episode but at least Luna made an appearance.
AJ feels more like a big sister to ponies who have sisters.
The amount of d'awww in this episode was off the charts. Luna's appearances were great, the whole Rarity VS Sweete Belle is one of the most hylarious dynamics in the show and the Rainbow Dash character development was quite heart warming. Now there have been two truthly outstanding episodes in a row, which is a great thing considering how weak this season started.
Scootaloo was great this episode. You just hate the cmc.
did Nightmare Moon turn good dreams bad?
Celestia had to take over dream duty when Luna went evil.
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The dream is dead. The G1 gag was the lone highpoint. Also, Fluttershy's VA sounded off.
4 and 5 are better, and 6 is excellent.
I find it hilarious though that as okay the episode is, it's not Scootaloo that made it watchable.
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic S3 3
The dream is dead. The G1 gag was the lone highpoint. Also, Fluttershy's VA sounded off.
I didn't really like this episode, mostly because I don't think it effectively tackled the subject of bullying (sacrifice yourself to save your bully and win their heart, and "tell an adult" aren't really solutions, although telling an adult can't hurt, and it's the most risk-free advice).
Just the other day I came off of watching SFDebris' review of Avatar the Last Airbender, in which he explained that he doesn't agree with fans who say that Azula's not a monster, that she's really a good person, and it's the world's fault, because the world made her a monster. He explained how (in his opinionated opinion) it's your choices that define you who are, and what you do now that matters, not your upbringing. Zuko chose to become a better person. Azula didn't.
Babs chose to become worse. And she didn't seem to show any signs of guilt or remorse while she actively and aggressively made the CMC miserable (just some occasional blank-flank shame). I don't think Babs was doing it out of fear of DT and SS, I think as a former victim, she liked the role reversal. She bullied Applebloom out of her own bed. DT and SS weren't in her bedroom.
When the CMC learned why Babs was a jerk, I don't think it should have stopped their plan to get even. Standing up to bullies and fighting back is just one more slice of the anti-bullying formula, even if you have to plan and strategize in order to compensate for weakness (interestingly, The A-Team frequently armed people to deal with bullying situations). And yeah, attacking your bully is a great way to provoke your own butt kicking, but that kind of retaliatory strike is usually just a required response, and afterwards you might find yourself less-targeted, since you're not worth the trouble.
The CMC seemingly stopped their attack (and took the hit for themselves) because of pity, but pitying your bully, and especially letting your bully know that you pity them, is often a really bad idea, because that sort of emotional attack cuts deep and may make a bully want to shut you up by making sure you never pity them again.
But... kids show in the modern world. They're not going to advocate violence.
Also, Apple Jack, the responsible adult, is probably to blame for this episode, because she deliberately didn't tell the CMC that Babs was coming to town to deal with insecurity issues regarding her blank flank, she just allowed the CMC to get all "CMC" up in Babs' face unsupervised, as everyone knew they would. I think I approve of setting up powder kegs, but you're at least supposed to watch them in case they explode, silly pony.
Human poses, human poses everywhere!
I [past tense word for coming].