The FUNdamentals of Magic w/ Princess Celestia: Types of Magic

[Twilight Sparkle 394]

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I wish Hasbro would've made more of these Celestia videos. I thought they were a nice break from the Mane 6 videos. 

[Gale Wind 82]

I agree, wouldve been nice to see more of these. 

[Slumberlumber 161]

I thought it was kinda meh. Liked the pic of the pony in gold generals uniform eye moving. Students must be used to the undead interacting with the living on a daily basis there, just that no one dies a gruesome way at the at school. Would be hard to focus on the teacher if the there were a headless pony standing in the corner, or a poltergiest throwing stuff abound. Probably wouldn't like it unless they were especially into the paranormal. Than it'd be a treat every day. The scene of seeing magic blasted right across the school with children laughter following it? Hardy kids to laugh in the face of battle! (JK I know it's all good natured.) But still, I pity the poor janitors who have to pick up the bits of walls and ceilings every day, dust abound. Poor bugger. But the over all lesson of the short? That magic comes in all shapes and sizes, not all being all flashy and big and showy, but some being subtle and silent but important none the less? That's a lesson that's not really exhorted or taught much at all, least not in media. We are used to seeing big flashy explosive spells that are big and showy, and I do love that like anyone else. Seeing a whole wall or building or mountain vanish in a bright light!? Bruh, that's metal. But sometimes just listening, finding and exploring a cave or invention, or just a practice in empathy....that too, can be magical.