Later on when Rarity pretends to be scared, she hams up her screaming. She runs out of time so Applejack has to perform in her basic manner. Applejack's acting is so bad that Rarity herself tries to give her acting lessons.Aside Glance: One of the timberwolves looks at the camera ◊ when its front legs come off, right before smashing into the ground.Anthropomorphic Zig-Zag: The timberwolves are mostly animalistic in nature but have a few quirks for Rule of Funny, such as one giving an Aside Glance before it falls and crashes after losing its legs, or when the King Timberwolf starts choking, it pauses and holds up a "claw" in a classic "one moment, please." fashion.An Aesop: You don't have to do anything big or grand to thank someone.They are also rendered in the blander black-line art style that clashes with their surroudings even more than their CG-ness does. This might have been intentional to emphasize their strangeness, but nevertheless is jarring. 2D Visuals, 3D Effects: The timberwolves are rendered in CG.Note: This is the tenth episode of the third season, but was the ninth released and aired. Life returns to normal for the two after they promise not to owe each other anything if they ever have to save each other from certain doom in the future. Spike springs into action and chucks a rock down the timberwolf's throat, buying him enough time to save Applejack and finally end his life debt. Applejack easily smashes these wolves, only to get truly stuck under a rock as the wolves reform into one giant monster. until a pack of real timberwolves show up. Unfortunately, Spike sees right through their makeshift timberwolf puppet.
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The plan is to set up a fake timberwolf attack where Applejack pretends to get her leg stuck between some rocks so Spike can free her. Twilight comes up with the solution: make Spike truly feel even by saving Applejack's life. Finally at the end of her rope, Applejack snaps Twilight out of her study-induced trance for help. She and the other ponies do everything they can to keep Spike preoccupied but they all backfire spectacularly-Spike easily tackles Rainbow Dash's "impossible" task of building a tower of rocks for her to smash through and Fluttershy's suggestion to tell him Applejack doesn't need help makes him find other ways to help her, from scratching her back to breathing. Spike is reminded that he's still Twilight's assistant, but Twilight's so caught up in her studies that she absentmindedly gives Spike her blessing to stay with Applejack, meaning he's free to "help" the Apple family forever!Īpplejack can't stand the messes Spike keeps making of things, but doesn't have the heart to make him think he's not a noble dragon. Still, Spike sticks around the farm to fulfill his "Dragon Code" in which dragons must prove their nobility by serving their savior to the end of their days. Applejack's okay with letting him help for the day - though being a farmhand isn't Spike's strong point, which he quickly proves by clumsily causing more trouble than good. Just as the wolves close in to gobble up the baby dragon, Applejack (who's there to investigate the balloon) heroically steps in and smashes the wooden wolves to pieces.īecause Applejack saved his life, Spike insists on helping Applejack around Sweet Apple Acres. By the time Spike catches it, he finds himself deep in the Everfree Forest and chased by timberwolves. A nearby Twinkling Balloon ride seems promising, but Spike accidentally sets the balloon loose and sends it floating away.
Twilight Sparkle is busy cramming for Princess Celestia over the weekend, giving her faithful assistant Spike plenty of free time to do whatever he wants.
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