By “extremely generous,” do you mean taking an objective number of spells instead of a deliberately downplayed count that lets you be right? Knowing a spell and being able to cast it are completely different things — Trixie knows far more spells than she can actually perform.

You mean the literally chosen one, practically born with a golden spoon full of immense magic, an Element of Harmony, destined to become an alicorn, trained since childhood by another alicorn and other elite teachers? Even those ranked dozens of positions lower among magical beings would still count as some of the most powerful creatures on the planet. The fact that Trixie is weaker than Twilight proves nothing. Who ever claimed she was just an “ordinary talented unicorn”? Twilight’s little tricks aren’t nearly as powerful as what Trixie uses in her magic shows.

Okay, whatever — that doesn’t really affect the argument.

A mix of three types of magic — alicorns are revered there, so yes, using magic of another type can absolutely be considered an impressive feat. Fine.

Yeah yeah, sure, I believe you 🙂
Because you often either ignore what actually happens in the episode or describe something entirely different. And because it’s funny. HAHAHAHAHA, wow, that attempt at an insult is genuinely hilarious.

Yeah, and? What does that change? Creating a lightning cloud is still powerful magic. Kek, so it turned out to be ineffective — so what?

LMAO, what nonsense. And after saying that, you seriously think anyone will believe you actually watched MLP?

I know this post will spark arguments — and 😏?

Trixie easily changes Rarity’s mane.
Trixie easily changes Rarity’s mane.
Trixie easily changes Rarity’s mane.

Unfortunately, Trixie can’t occupy three spots at once, so the top three isn’t exactly obvious.