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The Shadow Bolts for once decided to do a selfless act after Rarity showed them her trait of generosity. It's a good way to follow-up from the last appearance which shows they got passed their flaw of only caring about winning. The writers for once did their part by providing character development to Shadow Bolts. Due to this, the rest of the HuMane Five don't get much screen time since this is a Rarity focused episode. It's obviously a good start on where the series needs to move in for these characters to progress. The song of Dance Magic was another highlight and the different styles both sides used made this among the best ones. I still find it hilarious how Rainbow used a rap free style while Twilight represented Disco (out of all things). Even Pinkie dropped a short rap part of her own as it's something we haven't seen since Season Five of FIM. She also had the complete get up and even used some free style moves. Fluttershy and Sugar Coat used ballet, free style was Lemon Zest's trait, Sunny Flare represented Disco too, Applejack did country (duh), and Sunset and Sour Sweet dance to Salsa. I love how each one was nearly a perfect match for the girls which again is a slight case of character development.
Then you find out that they entered the contest and used the idea Rarity had so they wouldn t disappoint the Crystal Prep students for a planned trip. Probably the biggest surprise is seeing the Shadow Bolts once again when considering the track record of characters appearing once aka the Dazzlings and never returning.
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Welcome to another edition of Alicorn Reviews and once again we return back to the EQG series. The YouTube series, despite not being what we were hoping for, has been a success. I'm sure you heard the news of "A Friendship to Remember" was getting an adaptation into a 45 minute special next month. The upcoming episode is from that novel as Sunset tries to undo a spell from the Memory Stone. Someone used the magic relic to erase the HuMane Six's memories of Sunset, and she must undo it to save herself and her friends. In the mean time, I will turn this into a three-part review and counting down to the next episode. During the Summer of last year, Hasbro decided to release three 22 minute special episodes. We assumed the company was trying to test a format for a potential seasonal structure. I have stated many times how the 70-minute movie format doesn't work in terms of progressing the story. Most of us feel this is the reason exclusive characters like the Dazzlings or the Shadow Bolts have never gotten developed. Fortunately, Hasbro decided to bring back the Shadow Bolts for this special. The theme this time is about the HuMane Seven trying to raise money to rebuild Camp Everfree from the previous film. However, Rarity after spending her time at the Canterlot Mall runs into the Shadow Bolts as both groups seem to want to enter a dance constant. The review will get looked at by a seasonal episode format and not like my movie articles.
The theme of the plot comes from a song found in the Friendship Games Soundtrack called Dance Magic. As you already figure out the song was never in the film so at the time it was questionable about why Hasbro produced it. If there is one thing this series needed is the HuMane Five getting some development. The story was a Rarity driven plot as she tries to help her friends raise money for the damages that happened at Camp Everfree. However, despite the girls doing car washes and a charity event with pets at the shelter (a nice Little Pet Shop reference). They were still short on money so Rarity insists she would come up with a brilliant idea. The plot was a nice change-up from the usual magic threat as we finally diverge into how different human Rarity is in comparison to her counterpart. One thing that made Rarity stand out is how good of a director she showed when doing the dance video. I consider this a huge step up from the last two films and for once she shows her talents in more than just fashion. In LOE and to an extent Friendship Games, Rarity had the same personality as her counterpart from the first two seasons of FIM. Another thing that makes this a good step up is how different she is from Pony Rarity. Of course, that's the world Human Rarity lives in where music and dance videos are a thing, something Equestria clearly lacks.
You know when the couch comes out is when Rarity goes into full dramatic mode. I also love her usual drama Rarity likes to show off as my favorite is her laying down on the couch while crying in a dramatic way. It's funny because it comes so apparent for a her personality that when you anticipate this, you can't help but chuckle. Probably the biggest surprise is seeing the Shadow Bolts once again when considering the track record of characters appearing once (aka the Dazzlings) and never returning. It was great to see them again only this time they were also the focus rather the HuMane Six. I love their development here as they come off wanting to win at first like in their usual manner. Then you find out that they entered the contest and used the idea Rarity had so they wouldn't disappoint the Crystal Prep students for a planned trip. Its revealed at the diner when Rarity is eating a big bowl of ice cream in her typical drama overhears Sour Sweet and her friends. It showed that the Shadow Bolts weren't out to solely win it like in Friendship Games and were trying to get the money for their fellow classmates. Of course, Rarity being the element of Generosity probably showcased her best shining moment so far. She goes up to them seeing as they needed help and asked if the girls would combine their ideas and develop the video together.
The Shadow Bolts for once decided to do a selfless act after Rarity showed them her trait of generosity. It's a good way to follow-up from the last appearance which shows they got passed their flaw of only caring about winning. The writers for once did their part by providing character development to Shadow Bolts. Due to this, the rest of the HuMane Five don't get much screen time since this is a Rarity focused episode. It's obviously a good start on where the series needs to move in for these characters to progress. The song of Dance Magic was another highlight and the different styles both sides used made this among the best ones. I still find it hilarious how Rainbow used a rap free style while Twilight represented Disco (out of all things). Even Pinkie dropped a short rap part of her own as it's something we haven't seen since Season Five of FIM. She also had the complete get up and even used some free style moves. Fluttershy and Sugar Coat used ballet, free style was Lemon Zest's trait, Sunny Flare represented Disco too, Applejack did country (duh), and Sunset and Sour Sweet dance to Salsa. I love how each one was nearly a perfect match for the girls which again is a slight case of character development.
The lyrics of the song was well written with some of the girls having a part and came together with no issues. As usual Daniel Ingram never disappoints with the song clearly being another home run. I'm glad Hasbro decided to use this song considering it wasn't even used in Friendship Games as now it has a great purpose. There are still a few things Hasbro also did right and that's the tiny world building we got in this episode. The Canterlot Mall and the Sweet Shoppe diner gets introduced and served as a great addition in furthering the plot. It isn't as grand as Canterlot City or Everfree Forest but good spots that would usually appear in a suburban area. Of course, I haven't forgotten the fact Indigo Zap is missing from the Shadow Bolts. However, according to a few people at Hasbro, Indigo Zap was on vacation with her family confirmed by Gillian M. Berrow. These writers shouldn't have to explain something about the story in interviews when that should've been told in the plot. The last thing I want MLP to turn into is another Kingdom Hearts that has horrible writing from its arrogant director Tetsuya Norma. A one sentence dialogue about why Indigo Zap wasn't present by her friends would've been enough.
Its amazing to see the Shadow Bolts back especially for a song together with the HuMane Seven. Now Hasbro how about you bring back the Dazzlings and stop focusing on TimberLight since you brought back the Shadow Bolts.
I also would love to bring this up because it appears Lauren Faust has smiled upon as for once. There was no fricking Flash, finally Hasbro got it through their thick skulls to not make him a focus of any kind. No more Flash or none of this FlashLight forced shipping crap but a good slice of life episode with the girls. Dance Magic was a step in the right direction as character progression gets used for someone other than Twilight and Sunset. The best thing was the Shadow Bolts appearing again, and the reason is they had potential to even have their own episode. Another reason is their personalities are the opposite of the HuMane Seven which is why they have become a fan favorite. Rarity being the focus as well is very welcomed as she showcased another trait of directing a show. The moments here were among the best I have seen from her so far in EQG. The dance video and song is another classic, and it's among one of Daniel Ingram's best work. Each character using different styles of dance really brought out their personalities. Even the styles they used especially ones I didn't expect still worked out really well. If anything, it added to their personalities and made them more relatable. Overall, this was one of the best EQG entries and I feel it's up there with Rainbow Rocks and Legend of Everfree.
Rating: 9.0/10 Impressive
The lyrics of the song was well written with some of the girls having a part and came together with no issues. As usual Daniel Ingram never disappoints with the song clearly being another home run. I'm glad Hasbro decided to use this song considering it wasn't even used in Friendship Games as now it has a great purpose. There are still a few things Hasbro also did right and that's the tiny world building we got in this episode. The Canterlot Mall and the Sweet Shoppe diner gets introduced and served as a great addition in furthering the plot. It isn't as grand as Canterlot City or Everfree Forest but good spots that would usually appear in a suburban area. Of course, I haven't forgotten the fact Indigo Zap is missing from the Shadow Bolts. However, according to a few people at Hasbro, Indigo Zap was on vacation with her family confirmed by Gillian M. Berrow. These writers shouldn't have to explain something about the story in interviews when that should've been told in the plot. The last thing I want MLP to turn into is another Kingdom Hearts that has horrible writing from its arrogant director Tetsuya Norma. A one sentence dialogue about why Indigo Zap wasn't present by her friends would've been enough.
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