While some of that is technically true, nothing like that happens until the next episode.
Actually, this is proven untrue. There is an actual vet inside Ponyville proper.
I always assumed fluttershys job was the equivalent of a pet shop owner and a forest ranger
Yes? She mostly sleeps in trees and spends her spare time training. It's the size she wants it to be. Cloud is free, so she could expand it if she wanted to.
Twilight Sparkle is a librarian with no library. She didn't get a demesne when she ascended. I can only assume that Equestria has some sort of civil list.
Flim and Flam rather disproved that.
At this point they're in their late teens. And Celestia is fine sending them against evil demigods and dragons.
Wrong way around. Grayven could spend two weeks in Equestria and she'd only miss him for a day. And Sunset could change that at will.
Flim and Flam already did that. The Apples might know all about apples but they're terrible businessponies.
And it would allow Applejack to actually make money as she'd get fifteen growing seasons to each Earth year.
Oh, Grayven could totally wreck their economy. Medical stuff is a bit more iffy as no one in Universe 16 has studied their physiology.
What he did was give what could be considered a deliberately downplayed not-explanation that oh-so-conveniently avoids mentioning all the mass murder and contagious mind destruction:
and then used the Mane Six's dismissal of him as an excuse to bully them. As much fun as this is to read, it's essentially a 30+ year old New God using a pile of gold and a bunch of lawyers to bully six teenagers into doing something that they would have done anyway if he had just explained himself properly.
Which is funny because they've "learned" lessons to not just ignore people's problems even if they think they're just being drama queens about it (Lesson Zero).
If he's inviting them to the DCU to face off against Darkseid they damn well should be scared, and have the right to know what they'd be potentially dooming themselves to.
About the time a socially isolated teenager with incredible power was thrown unwittingly into a fight to save the world?
Your score: 7 out of 12
Did you read the one of the ones where they managed to get the Wizengamot's charter revoked?
Twilight wasn't bullied.
That's because Zoat, the writer, created a bunch of previously non-existent laws that if they had previously existed characters in the setting would have followed for the sole reason of his Self Insert bashing the characters of a setting.
Except they wouldn't because they tend to not know laws unless they were right in their faces just like how half the country knows Daring Do is a real life pony while the other thinks she's just a fictional character.
Oh, lighten up. We take everything about WTR this seriously. That doesn't change just because it's ponies. Yes, we know it's just a story. But it's a story specifically about a character who takes a comic book universe seriously. The whole idea is exploring the weirdness of comic book stories through this lens.
... and I wasn't trying
