Dawn-Sunlight

I've always felt that Sunset's fall was at least partially to blame on Celestia, and now that you mention it, in the comic, Celestia SAID in EQG that she tried to help Sunset, but she didn't. She really didn't. She showed Sunset the mirror, and then told her nothing about it. I was thinking about how Celestia was partially to blame in Sunset's fall just recently, and as I was watching Forgotten Friendship, this line in particular stood out to me, "Are you saying I wasn't a good teacher?" And then Sunset and Twilight then get, frightened? Hmmmmmm. . . Firstly, yes, Celestia, considering that Twilight and her friends were able to get her to accept friendship(yes I know, that was mostly the Elements of Harmony's doing), learn about it, and cherish it, while when she was literally your STAR STUDENT she "turned cruel and dishonest", yes, you were a bad teacher. And secondly, if Celestia really was the kind, caring, and all-knowing leader we're supposed to think of her as, what reason does Twilight have to be scared of her? Twilight seems genuinely afraid of the princesses getting mad, which is shown both here twice, and in season 7's "A Royal Problem". And seriously, what kind of leader takes pleasure in making their subjects, their personal students, feel scared at the prospect of making them mad and laughs at it?

I seem to be one of the only ponies here who think Rainbow is a bad song! It sounds good, but it's hard to figure out what the song is saying, and it's a little repetitive. I don't know, it's just, not my cup of Rainbow Tea. My favorite song in the movie was I'm the Friend that You Need, followed closely by One Small Thing. I'm the Friend that You Need was perfect for what it was supposed to do. I watched the end part where Capper was helping the Main 6 out before I watched the beginning of the movie with this song, and I'm pretty bad at picking up clues to a mystery, even if I'm looking for them, and I STILL figured out while watching this song that Capper was going to betray them, and no, I didn't hear what he said to the delivery thing at the gate, so I didn't know he was going to sell them. But the feeling of the song told me that, in my own words, "He's going to betray them, isn't he?"

I didn't like the song, I'm trying to put my hoof on why, but I know I don't like the tune, that's probably not the only reason, though.

I like how Hasbro was able to find a way to include the unused song from the Friendship games song album and build a story around it. My only problem with it is that Sour Sweet is more sweet than sour now, as opposed to being more sour than sweet, and that makes her a lot less funny, so now Sugarcoat is my favorite of the Crystal Prep students. To bad we didn't see Indigo Zap at all and Sunny Flare is still as bland as ever.

This short was pretty average for me, but it was something season 2 needed, since most of the YouTube shorts inside YouTube shorts were pretty boring, with the exception of 3 amazing ones sprinkled throughout.(Not including this one)