So, riddle me this bullshit.

The same way light cycles from Tron do it

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That is actually a very large arc, but the perspective makes it look much smaller.

The angle of the shot makes it look sharper than it is, also it's a cartoon

>>30061209
Pegasus magic aura.

>>30061209
> rainbows are gay
> gays can take anything up the butt without dying, terminal velocity or not
> the 90 degree angle was only to re-orientate every ponies butthole toward the point of impact
> everyone saved with just a sore ass

Do you even pastel pony magic, Anon ?

Pegasi flight is magic, so things like inertia negation are possible.

Google it.

>>30061209
Oh damn I forgot how sparkly and glowy Dash's rainbow used to be back in season 1.

Nowadays she doesn't even have her signature rainbow trail.

>>30061209
Unicorns are more delicate than pegasi

>>30061209
Cartoon logic.

Like, lava doesn't burn you as long as you don't touch it.

>>30061209
>scoop rarity into your forearms
>change angles directly after

>>30061209
The same way Flutterbutter falls from a gigantic distance into fucking butterflies and doesn't kill them all while still dying herself.

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In practice, people still die when they fall at very high speed, even if "rescued". The only way to save them is literally how the show handles it, if Dash goes as fast as they do. And even then, the sudden stop would destroy their internal organs. You would have to be super precise and keep velocity for a while until it was safe to reduce it and then drop them on the floor.
Dash did it because she is ficitional, nobody real can do such a feat.

>>30061209
It's confirmed that pegasus flight involves magic, and therefore some defiance of the laws of physics.

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https://www.scienceabc.com/humans/movies/scientific-accuracy-airplane-air-force-one-rescue-scene-iron-man-3.html
Explained here by some autismo, just read all the complications in a "real" scenario.