It’s a strange feeling when a scene is both heartbreaking and cute at the same time.

@cloudkicker108  
I love Juniper Montage.

Orion Parish sure there are copy cats an similar and or different threats  
but there threats in general. last time I checked Gloriosa Daisy had different  
powers an threat that wasn’t really a threat more like protecting her families  
legacy from a certain individual. the rest of the other two that is Sunset and Sci Twi since each movies and specials have been different so I wouldn’t call them wanna be’s  
considering that is naive, ignorant, unbeknownst of you.

@orion parish  
I won’t deny that both Gloriosa and Juniper as villains left something to be desired, but I still hold that Wallflower is a better antagonist than the two of them. I suppose we’ll just have to agree to disagree.

@cloudkicker108  
Personal opinion then. Since Midnight Sparkle, all threats have been pathetic wannabes to me.

dat body line

@orion parish  
“a complete and pathetic waste of a villain”
 
You sure you’re not talking about Juniper? Wallflower is certainly not without her flaws, but she’s one of the more decent antagonists in EQG for sure.

@Kaden Bayne Vanciel  
That’s what I was thinking too. Sunset felt like how she was back when she wasn’t a spoiled bitch. Or as much as we’ll ever get anyway.

@orion parish I don’t think there was confirmation by the EQG franchise itself regarding how Sunset came to the human world as the comics expressed. Maybe Wallflower reverted her to before Celestia first showed Sunset the mirror.

As much as I wanted to murder Wallflower here (and not just for being a complete and pathetci waste of a villain)
 
Seeing Sunset as she really was at one time was kind of awesome. No more repressed bad girl memories or her fallout with Celestia.
 
Just a pony who was happy to be taught by Princess Celestia at all.

This scene was really horrifying and tense.
 
So much for a kids show!