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think I doodled these back when i was watching Parental Glideance scenes to get ideas for RD's parents :) very inspired by the baby photos that are in their house haha

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Pone Reviews 33: Parental Glideance Happy New Year's Eve-Eve and welcome to a new Pone Reviews! This week, Everfree Northwest announced two new guests: Sarah Edmondson and Jason Deline, the voices of Windy Whistles and Bow Hothoof! And coincidentally, I wanted to write about Rainbow Dash, so I'm going back into the Season 7 archives for a review of "Parental Glideance!" Let's dive right in! The moral here is an important one. "Don't take your family for granted; they helped make you who you are today." My God, they couldn't stress this enough because it CAN'T be stressed enough. No family is perfect. Look at Rainbow Dash's. Bow Hothoof and Windy Whistles's enthusiasm for their daughter's accomplishments is only matched by Pinkie Pie's enthusiasm for everything. But your family's quirks like that should not be the sole reason you push them aside. Your family will always be your biggest fans. It took Dash seven seasons to realize this! When you think about it, we never got any real mention of her family at all until this episode. And it makes sense: she was embarrassed about their pure excitement and so didn't want to tell them everything. So while your family may not be perfect, remember they will always love you. (Well, unless they're stuck-up assholes who abuse and do other assholy things. But that's a lesson for another review.) How about the plot? This was one of my favorite episodes of the season for many reasons. For one, I absolutely adore Bow Hothoof and Windy Whistles. You can clearly see where Dash gets her traits from. I know there have been rumors about Rainbow Blaze being Dash's father, but I'm glad they passed on him in favor of Bow Hothoof. Their enthusiasm may be a bit much, but I love how it fits with Rainbow Dash's character. The Wonderbolts also get a bitof character development in this ep. They've come to fully accept Dash as one of their own and they realize when things are outside of Dash's control. Spitfire calls for the team to go to the showers because the Dash parents have unexpectedly arrived and jokes with Dash during the photo shoot. Both Spitfire and Fleetfoot also show amusement at Dash's parents' devotion and pride. And all the Bolts agree to help Dash with the special show for Bow and Windy. Furthermore, I appreciate the continuity throughout this episode. As mentioned, Dash has officially been fully integrated as a Wonderbolt and has accepted her lesson from "Newbie Dash." And Dash's childhood is also touched upon pretty heavily and it continues elaborating on the events after the first Sonic Rainboom in "The Cutie Mark Chronicles." (Not to mention we get some adorable filly cameos!) I love family-oriented episodes. Here's some more things I liked about this episode: *The cropped tail look fits Spitfire. She should wear it more often. *The sandwich in Scootaloo's report amuses me too much. Also, apparently you can get a B from putting a sandwich in a report. *Wings are so dexterous. They can plug ears and wipe tears and salute and everything. *The animation has really come a long way. The scene where Bow discovers Scootaloo after she crashes into the cloud is a great example. *I love Windy's 80s hair! *Curtain snuggelz *TEARS WELLING UP AGAIN *Dr. Hooves and Rose! And here's some things in this episode that don't sit right with me: *Geez Dash parents, I know you're enthusiastic and all, but fireworks? I feel like as Pegasi, they would know not to shoot fireworks as they could seriously injure the flyers. Come on, guys. *How do family names work in this universe? The Pies, Apples, and Shys belong to their respective family lines. I think Twilight's family being the Sparkles was mentioned once or twice. Rarity's family name is still up in the air. But Bow Hothoof and Windy Whistles are never said to be the Dashes or the Rainbows. What's up with that? *Because putting one of your hero's used diapers in a collection isn't weird! *I do find it a bit unsettling that Bow Hothoof has a t-shirt with his daughter's cutie mark. The foals I can believe, but the dad? *Not the Princess Celestia commemorative plates! *Cool report, Scoots, but where's you get some of those pictures? You weren't in most of those episodes. *It's not Bow and Windy's chants that bother me. It's the fact we haven't seen chanting like it from other ponies at earlier Bolts showcases. *The scene where Dash yells at her parents is absolutely heartbreaking. I understand that was the point, but it felt a little more harsh in this episode than other heartbreaking moments before it. To conclude: A Dashie episode with awesome parents and sarcastic Wonderbolts. But what about the Princess Celestia commemorative plates? 4.75 out of 5 rainbows 🌈🌈🌈🌈% That's a wrap on today's Pone Reviews. Come back tomorrow for a Rarity episode that shines so bright you'll have to wear shades! Diamond out!