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All the children at school love Twilight Sparkle, their teacher. But one day, she falls ill. A substitute teacher, a loving monster named Kindheart, is called to replace her for the day. Though he may look rather sinister and monstrous, he is proven to be a nice monster who loves children and enjoys teaching them.

When he first arrives, the Rainbow Friends are cautious about him and come to the conclusion that Kindheart ate Twilight Sparkle. Many attempts to "foil" his "evil ways" fail, and their behavior only gets them time-outs.

While sitting inside as the other children are playing, the girls believe that they hear the other children screaming in fear. Taking action, the girls fly into space, performing a spinning attack, fusing into a blazing orb of energy. Luckily, the other kids catch them and successfully stop the girls from striking Kindheart with their attack by crying out that he is nice.

After sheepishly landing, Kindheart explains to the girls that just because he is scary, it doesn't mean he's a bad guy. He admits that yes, he is a monster, but he loves children and wants to help them learn. Realizing that he's right, the girls apologizes to him as they learn not to judge the book from its cover. Kindheart hugs the girls, and they smile, finally trusting him.

Description
All the children at school love Twilight Sparkle, their teacher. But one day, she falls ill. A substitute teacher, a loving monster named Kindheart, is called to replace her for the day. Though he may look rather sinister and monstrous, he is proven to be a nice monster who loves children and enjoys teaching them.

When he first arrives, the Rainbow Friends are cautious about him and come to the conclusion that Kindheart ate Twilight Sparkle. Many attempts to "foil" his "evil ways" fail, and their behavior only gets them time-outs.

While sitting inside as the other children are playing, the girls believe that they hear the other children screaming in fear. Taking action, the girls fly into space, performing a spinning attack, fusing into a blazing orb of energy. Luckily, the other kids catch them and successfully stop the girls from striking Kindheart with their attack by crying out that he is nice.

After sheepishly landing, Kindheart explains to the girls that just because he is scary, it doesn't mean he's a bad guy. He admits that yes, he is a monster, but he loves children and wants to help them learn. Realizing that he's right, the girls apologizes to him as they learn not to judge the book from its cover. Kindheart hugs the girls, and they smile, finally trusting him.