
Smugdash
Published September 27, 2026
Smugdash, also known as Rainbow Dash Dreamworks Face, is a pair of self-satisfied smirking expressions from Rainbow Dash in My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. The screencaps came from two back-to-back Season 4 episodes airing in December 2013, and brony art communities on Derpibooru and DeviantArt turned them into a go-to reaction face and photoshop template.
Overview
Smugdash, alternatively called Rainbow Dash Dreamworks Face, refers to two nearly identical smirks that Rainbow Dash pulls in back-to-back Season 4 episodes of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic1. Both frames show her eyebrows cocked, mouth pulled into a knowing sideways grin, and eyes flicked off camera in the exaggerated pose animation fans nicknamed after the DreamWorks cover-art squint3.
Bronies use the screencaps as a reaction image for anything sarcastic, self-satisfied, or gotcha-flavored. A big chunk of the surviving art traffic is photoshop work rather than pure reaction posts, with the face pasted onto other characters or scenes3. The best-known variant is a crossover with the Twilicane meme, where Twilight Sparkle's head in the Twilicane image gets swapped out for Smugdash's smirk3.
TV Tropes filed Smugdash under its My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic character memes page, grouping it with other single-frame Rainbow Dash reaction faces that circulated on brony art hubs4.
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Origin & Background
How It Spread
Timeline
2013-12-07
"Daring Don't" airs, introducing the first Smugdash frame during the Ahuizotl and Daring Do confrontation.[1]
2013-12-14
The following episode "Flight to the Finish" airs, providing the second near-identical smirk that fans fold into the same Smugdash tag.[2]
2014
Fan artists on Derpibooru and DeviantArt begin filing the screencaps under "Smugdash" and "Smug Dash" tags and start photoshopping the face onto other characters.[5]
2015-08
Derpibooru shows 388 Smugdash-tagged posts; DeviantArt shows 13 for "Smugdash" and 408 for "Smug Dash", with Twilicane crossovers among the notable variants.[3]
2015
TV Tropes lists Smugdash on its MLP: Friendship Is Magic character memes page.[4]
How to Use This Meme
Typical Smugdash posts drop one of the two screencaps as a reply when a comment or thread feels smug, sarcastic, or vindicated. A common convention among MLP artists is to photoshop the face onto other ponies or into unrelated scenes rather than post the raw screencap, with the Twilicane crossover being a recurring template3.