Disney & Others meets Planes Fire & Rescue - TMST & Anna Admits the Truth(Update)

After last night's fire at Propwash Junction, The TMST arrives to ask Mayday about why he had to take down the water tower to contain the fire. Then, Anna butted in to speak to Ryker. And then her plane friend Dusty spoke the truth, saying that he clipped the water tower and flew out last night. Dusty paused after he said that he caused the accident. Anna had to be honest to finish what Dusty was trying to say what happened last night. Anna said that Dusty was just trying to test his speed with the warning light that Dottie installed. Elsa and the others were stunned by how Anna knew about what happened to Dusty when he left Honkers last night. Anna admitted that she was the one who let Dusty go flying last night. Anna had to let Dusty go flying because she’s Dusty’s best and knew that he wanted to race again so desperately. It was really all Anna’s fault that Dusty clipped the water tower. Elsa Hugged Anna for comfort and said that Anna did the right thing to tell the truth. Mayday told Dusty and Anna that it was an accident. Then, Ryker has announced that Propwash Junction's airport certificate of fire and rescue regulations is being suspended and the airport had to be closed, due to only having one firefighter. Anna was the real reason she got herself and Dusty into this mess. This is a hobby of mine to make crossover movie mashups, music videos, and MMD videos using my favorite movies, characters, and songs. All the videos, songs, images, clips, characters, and graphics used in this crossover series belong to Disney, Pixar, Dreamworks, Warner Brothers, Universal, Amblin Entertainment, Capcom and all other respective owners and I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Movie used to mashup: Planes: Fire & Rescue Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.