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Background Pony #5213
How has no one shipped Fleetfoot with Troubleshoes yet? The lady clearly like her stallions big since she doesn’t try to seduce the supermodel force that is the wonderbolts and it don’t get bigger than troubleshoes.
 
Besides Big Mac is a goldfish when comes to relationships.
Background Pony #BB36
Soarin’ and Fleetfoot performing Sonic Rainbooms? I thought only Rainbow Dash could do that.
Background Pony #1C18
@WM-R  
Maybe it has to do with her being a Rainbow Pony and there’s some sort of Rainbow Force she tapped into.
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@Background Pony #9DF8
 
@Vitruvius
 
I was under the impression there’s some sort of X factor that let RD pull it off, not just pure speed. I mean, Lightning Dust is faster than RD, and there had to be more skilled, experienced or faster fliers in the past too. Maybe RD tapped into some sort of long forgotten magic, or somehow hit a sweet spot of speed for the correct amount of time, or something else entirely.
Background Pony #1C18
@WM-R  
Doesn’t the Sonic Rainboom just Require you to Break the Sound Barrier?(Literally) and if so,How come Lightning Dust can’t do one since she is confirmed to be faster than RD?
Background Pony #2CC9
Fleetfoot as a flirt actually works. She was trying like crazy to hook up with Big Mac in the comics.
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@cheezedoodle
 
That was pretty much what I was getting at. I mean, the Wonderbolts are the best of the best. If they found out that Sonic Rainbooms can actually be done, I’d expect they’d try to find out how to do them too whether asking Rainbow Dash directly, coming up with their own versions or a cross between the two (RD tells them how she did it, but either her explanation isn’t clear enough or the Wonderbolts can’t get quite the same results, so they develop their own version that while simplified, is still too difficult for all but the most elite).
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@Vitruvius
 
I’ll stick with option 0: The technique was rediscovered thanks to RD but is still extremely difficult and only a couple of elite flyers can pull it off.
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@cheezedoodle  
Other options include:
 
  1. Fleetfoot and Soarin were having a hypothetical discussion (akin to “if we both knew jujitsu, which of us would win a fight?”). Maybe she said “don’t ask” about it because it was a ridiculous debate to begin with.
     
  2. Fleetfoot is bullshitting whatever newbie is reading this book. I wouldn’t put it past her.
     
  3. Whatever human wrote this book didn’t know the lore as well as we do, and now we’re stuck with the idea that rainbooms are commonplace
     
    Obviously option 3 has the best probability of being true, but I’m sticking with 1 or 2 until corroborating evidence suggests that anyone other than Rainbow Dash can pull off a rainboom.
Background Pony Number 17
My Little Pony - 1992 Edition

“Stallions are fun to hang out with! But that’s not why I do it. I do it because it keeps me disciplined and in control.”
 
So, Fleetfoot…you find it hard to stay disciplined and in control when you’re NOT around stallions?
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@Background Pony #82FD
 
@Vitruvius
 
I always figured it was sort of like a technique that’s been lost. As in it was done before, but the technique was since lost and no one in living memory knows how to do it, or cared enough to try before Dash did. If I were a Wonderbolt, for example, I would be more reliant on the reliable techniques my predecessors handed down than a legend that might not even be true.
 
If I were a young pegasus wanting to impress the Wonderbolts, on the other hand, being able to pull off a legendary technique would be one hell of an audition.
 
And once others know it can be done, it wouldn’t be all that difficult for others to figure out how to do them too. It’d be like in WWII, where both sides picked up on what made the other side’s tanks better than their own and adopted the same tech. “Oh, sloped armour! I never even thought of that! We have the technology, we can add that to our own tanks!”
Vitruvius
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@WM-R  
They were considered mythical until RD pulled one off in front of a crowd.
 
That said, she later mastered the technique, so I guess it’s not impossible that she could teach it to others.
Background Pony #121D
Was it confirmed that only Dash has the speed to pull one off? I just sort of assume that the Wonderbolts were inspired to create their own (lesser) variation.
Like how in a lot of Gundam series, the mooks are often lesser (and cheaper) variations of the real thing.
 
My thoughts exactly
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