#MY LITTLE PONY TEMPEST MOVIE#

Tempest begrudgingly allows him to help her capture the princesses of Equestria, but warns him to leave her alone forever if he fails.Īfter Twilight Sparkle and her friends escape Canterlot, Grubber is treated more and more coldly with each mistake he makes, and his attempts at cheering Tempest up are rejected. He constantly pesters Tempest to let him be her sidekick. When Tempest Shadow is recruited into the Storm King's army, Grubber immediately idolizes her for possessing those very qualities despite being almost as small as himself. In the book, Grubber tries to be as 'powerful, mean, and scary' as the rest of the Storm Guards in order to be respected. Grubber is the central focus of the picture book The Great Princess Caper, which retells the plot of the film from his perspective. In Beyond Equestria: Fluttershy Balances the Scales, he is mentioned by Tempest as the only Storm Creature she might miss. In the novel adaptation of the film, Grubber befriends Spike in chapter 26. When the infiltration fails, Grubber helps Tempest practice her unstable magic in order to prepare her for the invasion of Canterlot. When Tempest joins the Storm King's army as his commander, Grubber is appointed as her assistant, and they infiltrate the Hippogriff Kingdom together. When Grubber catches up with her in Bleak Valley, the two briefly bond over Tempest's flashy magic, and he introduces her to the Storm King.

#MY LITTLE PONY TEMPEST MOVIE#

In the prequel book to the film, The Stormy Road to Canterlot, Grubber appears-much like in My Little Pony: The Movie Prequel Issue #4-pursuing Tempest Shadow after she steals the Misfortune Malachite. Grubber appears on a playing card on the My Little Pony: Nightmare Knights Issue #2 cover B. Grubber appears again in Issue #4, pursuing Tempest Shadow after she makes off with the Misfortune Malachite. After being betrayed by his second-in-command Strife, the Storm King appoints the position to Grubber, deeming him too cowardly to double-cross him. Grubber appears in My Little Pony: The Movie Prequel Issue #1 as a menial worker aboard the flagship of the Storm King's armada. Grubber does not appear again until the film's closing credits, in which he parties with the ponies at the Friendship Festival after the Storm King's defeat. When he discovers Captain Celaeno's pirate crew hiding inside the cake, he tries to alert the Storm Guards, but he gets captured as he does so. Near the end of the film, Grubber samples a cake that Capper carts through the Canterlot city gates. He also spends a great deal of his screen time eating food and cracking jokes. When the Mane Six go over a waterfall during their escape from Canterlot, Grubber refuses to pursue out of fear of cramping and sinking into the water, despite Tempest's orders to go after them. Throughout the rest of the film, Grubber acts mainly as comic relief opposite Tempest while following her orders. When first introduced, Grubber steps off one of the Storm King's ships as they land in Canterlot, and he announces the coming of the Storm King and introduces Tempest. Grubber appears in My Little Pony The Movie as a minor antagonist, usually seen beside Tempest Shadow as her sidekick. Grubber announces the arrival of the Storm King's army.

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