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* BeneathTheMask: Just like [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E5GriffonTheBrushOff Gilda]], you\'d think she\'d be this awesome new friend for Rainbow Dash. When you get down to it, she\'s a glory-hungry jerk looking out for \
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* BeneathTheMask: Just like [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E5GriffonTheBrushOff Gilda]], you\\\'d think she\\\'d be this awesome new friend for Rainbow Dash. When you get down to it, she\\\'s a glory-hungry jerk looking out for \\\"numero uno\\\".
-There\\\'s no mask. She\\\'s openly what she is, even if all of it doesn\\\'t come up at once in the story.
* [[BashBrothers Bash Sisters]]: What Spitfire hoped for her and Rainbow Dash to be. While they do dominate the competition, Lightning\\\'s attitude, combined with Dash\\\'s resentment of being relegated to wingpony, starts to grate on Rainbow\\\'s patience, culminating in her quitting after the tornado incident.
-They\\\'re not a fighting team and they don\\\'t even work in tandem that well, so the connection to this trope is really vague.
* FriendlyRival: To Rainbow Dash, at least before she starts blowing everyone else off and [[spoiler:nearly kills Dash\\\'s friends]].
** RivalsTeamUp: The two are paired together to compete in later training events.
-Surprisingly for their personalities, there isn\\\'t really a single case where they compete with each other rather than play together, so to speak. After the spinning test, for example, both just exult in mutual awesomeness. And when there are feelings of rivalry, when Dash doesn\\\'t get made lead pony, those are not so friendly.
* RedOniBlueOni: The red to Rainbow Dash\\\'s blue.
-They have the same temperament, [[{{Foil}} that\\\'s kind of the point]], just with different considerations tempering it. I had the impression this trope was supposed to be about very clear opposite pairings, not just \\\"I will rate everyone on hot-bloodedness on a scale from 1 to 1000, and anyone scoring more than two points higher than another character forms a pair with them.\\\"
Seriously. On these pages, there\\\'s always so much work put into putting in every possible trope everywhere, but then half of them don\\\'t fit. Please check the real definitions of the tropes and then ask yourself whether your examples really fit.
-There\\\'s no mask. She\\\'s openly what she is, even if all of it doesn\\\'t come up at once in the story.
* [[BashBrothers Bash Sisters]]: What Spitfire hoped for her and Rainbow Dash to be. While they do dominate the competition, Lightning\\\'s attitude, combined with Dash\\\'s resentment of being relegated to wingpony, starts to grate on Rainbow\\\'s patience, culminating in her quitting after the tornado incident.
-They\\\'re not a fighting team and they don\\\'t even work in tandem that well, so the connection to this trope is really vague.
* FriendlyRival: To Rainbow Dash, at least before she starts blowing everyone else off and [[spoiler:nearly kills Dash\\\'s friends]].
** RivalsTeamUp: The two are paired together to compete in later training events.
-Surprisingly for their personalities, there isn\\\'t really a single case where they compete with each other rather than play together, so to speak. After the spinning test, for example, both just exult in mutual awesomeness. And when there are feelings of rivalry, when Dash doesn\\\'t get made lead pony, those are not so friendly.
* RedOniBlueOni: The red to Rainbow Dash\\\'s blue.
-They have the same temperament, [[{{Foil}} that\\\'s kind of the point]], just with different considerations tempering it. I had the impression this trope was supposed to be about very clear opposite pairings, not just \\\"I will rate everyone on hot-bloodedness on a scale from 1 to 1000, and anyone scoring more than two points higher than another character forms a pair with them.\\\"
Seriously. On these pages, there\\\'s always so much work put into putting in every possible trope everywhere, but then half of them don\\\'t fit. Please check the real definitions of the tropes and then ask yourself whether your examples really fit.
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* BeneathTheMask: Just like [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E5GriffonTheBrushOff Gilda]], you\'d think she\'d be this awesome new friend for Rainbow Dash. When you get down to it, she\'s a glory-hungry jerk looking out for \
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* BeneathTheMask: Just like [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E5GriffonTheBrushOff Gilda]], you\\\'d think she\\\'d be this awesome new friend for Rainbow Dash. When you get down to it, she\\\'s a glory-hungry jerk looking out for \\\"numero uno\\\".
-There\\\'s no mask. She\\\'s openly what she is, even if all of it doesn\\\'t come up at once in the story.
* [[BashBrothers Bash Sisters]]: What Spitfire hoped for her and Rainbow Dash to be. While they do dominate the competition, Lightning\\\'s attitude, combined with Dash\\\'s resentment of being relegated to wingpony, starts to grate on Rainbow\\\'s patience, culminating in her quitting after the tornado incident.
-They\\\'re not a fighting team and they don\\\'t even work in tandem that well, so the connection to this trope is really vague.
* FriendlyRival: To Rainbow Dash, at least before she starts blowing everyone else off and [[spoiler:nearly kills Dash\\\'s friends]].
** RivalsTeamUp: The two are paired together to compete in later training events.
-Surprisingly for their personalities, there isn\\\'t really a single case where they compete with each other rather than play together, so to speak. After the spinning test, for example, both just exult in mutual awesomeness. And when there are feelings of rivalry, when Dash doesn\\\'t get made lead pony, those are not so friendly.
* RedOniBlueOni: The red to Rainbow Dash\\\'s blue.
-They have the same temperament, [[{{Foil}} that\\\'s kind of the point]], just with different considerations tempering it. I had the impression this trope was supposed to be about very clear pairings, not just \\\"I will rate everyone on hot-bloodedness on a scale from 1 to 1000, and anyone scoring more than two points higher than another character forms a pair with them.\\\"
Seriously. On these pages, there\\\'s always so much work put into putting in every possible trope everywhere, but then half of them don\\\'t fit. Please check the real definitions of the tropes and then ask yourself whether your examples really fit.
-There\\\'s no mask. She\\\'s openly what she is, even if all of it doesn\\\'t come up at once in the story.
* [[BashBrothers Bash Sisters]]: What Spitfire hoped for her and Rainbow Dash to be. While they do dominate the competition, Lightning\\\'s attitude, combined with Dash\\\'s resentment of being relegated to wingpony, starts to grate on Rainbow\\\'s patience, culminating in her quitting after the tornado incident.
-They\\\'re not a fighting team and they don\\\'t even work in tandem that well, so the connection to this trope is really vague.
* FriendlyRival: To Rainbow Dash, at least before she starts blowing everyone else off and [[spoiler:nearly kills Dash\\\'s friends]].
** RivalsTeamUp: The two are paired together to compete in later training events.
-Surprisingly for their personalities, there isn\\\'t really a single case where they compete with each other rather than play together, so to speak. After the spinning test, for example, both just exult in mutual awesomeness. And when there are feelings of rivalry, when Dash doesn\\\'t get made lead pony, those are not so friendly.
* RedOniBlueOni: The red to Rainbow Dash\\\'s blue.
-They have the same temperament, [[{{Foil}} that\\\'s kind of the point]], just with different considerations tempering it. I had the impression this trope was supposed to be about very clear pairings, not just \\\"I will rate everyone on hot-bloodedness on a scale from 1 to 1000, and anyone scoring more than two points higher than another character forms a pair with them.\\\"
Seriously. On these pages, there\\\'s always so much work put into putting in every possible trope everywhere, but then half of them don\\\'t fit. Please check the real definitions of the tropes and then ask yourself whether your examples really fit.
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* BeneathTheMask: Just like [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E5GriffonTheBrushOff Gilda]], you\'d think she\'d be this awesome new friend for Rainbow Dash. When you get down to it, she\'s a glory-hungry jerk looking out for \
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* BeneathTheMask: Just like [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E5GriffonTheBrushOff Gilda]], you\\\'d think she\\\'d be this awesome new friend for Rainbow Dash. When you get down to it, she\\\'s a glory-hungry jerk looking out for \\\"numero uno\\\".
-There\\\'s no mask. She\\\'s openly what she is, even if all of it doesn\\\'t come up at once in the story.
* [[BashBrothers Bash Sisters]]: What Spitfire hoped for her and Rainbow Dash to be. While they do dominate the competition, Lightning\\\'s attitude, combined with Dash\\\'s resentment of being relegated to wingpony, starts to grate on Rainbow\\\'s patience, culminating in her quitting after the tornado incident.
-They\\\'re not a fighting team and they don\\\'t even work in tandem that well, so the connection tot his trope is really vague.
* FriendlyRival: To Rainbow Dash, at least before she starts blowing everyone else off and [[spoiler:nearly kills Dash\\\'s friends]].
** RivalsTeamUp: The two are paired together to compete in later training events.
-Surprisingly for their personalities, there isn\\\'t really a single case where they compete with each other rather than play together, so to speak. After the spinning test, for example, both just exult in mutual awesomeness. And when there are feelings of rivalry, when Dash doesn\\\'t get made lead pony, those are not so friendly.
* RedOniBlueOni: The red to Rainbow Dash\\\'s blue.
-They have the same temperament, [[{{Foil}} that\\\'s kind of the point]], just with different considerations tempering it. I had the impression this trope was supposed to be about very clear pairings, not just \\\"I will rate everyone on hot-bloodedness on a scale from 1 to 1000, and anyone scoring more than two points higher than another character forms a pair with them.\\\"
Seriously. On these pages, there\\\'s always so much work put into putting in every possible trope everywhere, but then half of them don\\\'t fit. Please check the real definitions of the tropes and then ask yourself whether your examples really fit.
-There\\\'s no mask. She\\\'s openly what she is, even if all of it doesn\\\'t come up at once in the story.
* [[BashBrothers Bash Sisters]]: What Spitfire hoped for her and Rainbow Dash to be. While they do dominate the competition, Lightning\\\'s attitude, combined with Dash\\\'s resentment of being relegated to wingpony, starts to grate on Rainbow\\\'s patience, culminating in her quitting after the tornado incident.
-They\\\'re not a fighting team and they don\\\'t even work in tandem that well, so the connection tot his trope is really vague.
* FriendlyRival: To Rainbow Dash, at least before she starts blowing everyone else off and [[spoiler:nearly kills Dash\\\'s friends]].
** RivalsTeamUp: The two are paired together to compete in later training events.
-Surprisingly for their personalities, there isn\\\'t really a single case where they compete with each other rather than play together, so to speak. After the spinning test, for example, both just exult in mutual awesomeness. And when there are feelings of rivalry, when Dash doesn\\\'t get made lead pony, those are not so friendly.
* RedOniBlueOni: The red to Rainbow Dash\\\'s blue.
-They have the same temperament, [[{{Foil}} that\\\'s kind of the point]], just with different considerations tempering it. I had the impression this trope was supposed to be about very clear pairings, not just \\\"I will rate everyone on hot-bloodedness on a scale from 1 to 1000, and anyone scoring more than two points higher than another character forms a pair with them.\\\"
Seriously. On these pages, there\\\'s always so much work put into putting in every possible trope everywhere, but then half of them don\\\'t fit. Please check the real definitions of the tropes and then ask yourself whether your examples really fit.
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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating
- This applies to rulers. If you just read the page rather than just the name...
- This applies to rulers. If you just read the page rather than just the name...
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* BeneathTheMask: Just like [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E5GriffonTheBrushOff Gilda]], you\'d think she\'d be this awesome new friend for Rainbow Dash. When you get down to it, she\'s a glory-hungry jerk looking out for \
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* BeneathTheMask: Just like [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E5GriffonTheBrushOff Gilda]], you\\\'d think she\\\'d be this awesome new friend for Rainbow Dash. When you get down to it, she\\\'s a glory-hungry jerk looking out for \\\"numero uno\\\".
-There\\\'s no mask. She\\\'s openly what she is, even if all of it doesn\\\'t come up at once in the story.
* [[BashBrothers Bash Sisters]]: What Spitfire hoped for her and Rainbow Dash to be. While they do dominate the competition, Lightning\\\'s attitude, combined with Dash\\\'s resentment of being relegated to wingpony, starts to grate on Rainbow\\\'s patience, culminating in her quitting after the tornado incident.
-They\\\'re not a fighting team and they don\\\'t even work in tandem that well, so the connection tot his trope is really vague.
* FriendlyRival: To Rainbow Dash, at least before she starts blowing everyone else off and [[spoiler:nearly kills Dash\\\'s friends]].
** RivalsTeamUp: The two are paired together to compete in later training events.
-Surprisingly for their personalities, there isn\\\'t really a single case where they compete with each other rather than play together, so to speak. After the spinning test, for example, both just exult in mutual awesomeness. And when there are feelings of rivalry, when Dash doesn\\\'t get made lead pony, those are not so friendly.
* RedOniBlueOni: The red to Rainbow Dash\\\'s blue.
-They have the same temperament, just with different considerations tempering it. I had the impression this trope was supposed to be about very clear pairings, not just \\\"I will rate everyone on hot-bloodedness on a scale from 1 to 1000, and anyone scoring more than two points higher than another character forms a pair with them.\\\"
Seriously. On these pages, there\\\'s always so much work put into putting in every possible trope everywhere, but then half of them don\\\'t fit. Please check the real definitions of the tropes and then ask yourself whether your examples really fit.
-There\\\'s no mask. She\\\'s openly what she is, even if all of it doesn\\\'t come up at once in the story.
* [[BashBrothers Bash Sisters]]: What Spitfire hoped for her and Rainbow Dash to be. While they do dominate the competition, Lightning\\\'s attitude, combined with Dash\\\'s resentment of being relegated to wingpony, starts to grate on Rainbow\\\'s patience, culminating in her quitting after the tornado incident.
-They\\\'re not a fighting team and they don\\\'t even work in tandem that well, so the connection tot his trope is really vague.
* FriendlyRival: To Rainbow Dash, at least before she starts blowing everyone else off and [[spoiler:nearly kills Dash\\\'s friends]].
** RivalsTeamUp: The two are paired together to compete in later training events.
-Surprisingly for their personalities, there isn\\\'t really a single case where they compete with each other rather than play together, so to speak. After the spinning test, for example, both just exult in mutual awesomeness. And when there are feelings of rivalry, when Dash doesn\\\'t get made lead pony, those are not so friendly.
* RedOniBlueOni: The red to Rainbow Dash\\\'s blue.
-They have the same temperament, just with different considerations tempering it. I had the impression this trope was supposed to be about very clear pairings, not just \\\"I will rate everyone on hot-bloodedness on a scale from 1 to 1000, and anyone scoring more than two points higher than another character forms a pair with them.\\\"
Seriously. On these pages, there\\\'s always so much work put into putting in every possible trope everywhere, but then half of them don\\\'t fit. Please check the real definitions of the tropes and then ask yourself whether your examples really fit.
