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|tempcaption = The Mane-iac as a [[Unicorns|unicorn]] with the Masked Matter-Horn's powers |
|tempcaption = The Mane-iac as a [[Unicorns|unicorn]] with the Masked Matter-Horn's powers |
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|human = MLP Annual 2014 Mane-iac Mayhem.png |
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| − | |humancaption = The Mane-iac's human counterpart in the mini-comic ''Return of the Mane-iac' |
+ | |humancaption = The Mane-iac's human counterpart in the mini-comic ''Return of the Mane-iac''<nowiki /> |
|kind = Earth & Human |
|kind = Earth & Human |
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|sex = Female |
|sex = Female |
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|residence = [[Power Ponies#Maretropolis|Maretropolis]] |
|residence = [[Power Ponies#Maretropolis|Maretropolis]] |
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+ | |occupation = Owner of a hair-care product company (formerly) |
|eyes = {{perbang|38E44B|Brilliant emerald green}} with {{perbang|B80013|strong amaranth}} pupils<br />{{perbang|27B2D5|Light cerulean}} (formerly) |
|eyes = {{perbang|38E44B|Brilliant emerald green}} with {{perbang|B80013|strong amaranth}} pupils<br />{{perbang|27B2D5|Light cerulean}} (formerly) |
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|mane = {{perbang|2EE958|Brilliant}} and {{perbang|2AA545|moderate}} malachite green<br />{{perbang|A3D5E9|Grayish arctic blue}} (formerly) |
|mane = {{perbang|2EE958|Brilliant}} and {{perbang|2AA545|moderate}} malachite green<br />{{perbang|A3D5E9|Grayish arctic blue}} (formerly) |
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|nicknames = Mn ([[Merchandise#Apparel|The Periodic Table of My Little Pony]]) |
|nicknames = Mn ([[Merchandise#Apparel|The Periodic Table of My Little Pony]]) |
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|voice = Ellen Kennedy (''English'')<br />Brittany Lauda (''English, ''[[Software#Power Ponies|My Little Pony: Power Ponies]])<ref name="PP" /><br />Irina von Bentheim (''German'')<br >Stefania Patruno (''Italian'')<br />Monika Węgiel (''Polish'')<ref>{{cite web|url=http://dubbingpedia.pl/w/index.php?title=My_Little_Pony:_Przyja%C5%BA%C5%84_to_magia&diff=32622&oldid=32525|title=Dubbingpedia's publication of an e-mail from SDI|work=Dubbingpedia|date=2014-05-12|accessdate=2014-05-15}}</ref><br />Márcia Regina (''Brazilian Portuguese'')<br/>[[Wikia:c:Doblaje:Betzabe Jara|Betzabe Jara]] (''Latino Spanish'')<br />Annica Smedius (''Swedish'')}} |
|voice = Ellen Kennedy (''English'')<br />Brittany Lauda (''English, ''[[Software#Power Ponies|My Little Pony: Power Ponies]])<ref name="PP" /><br />Irina von Bentheim (''German'')<br >Stefania Patruno (''Italian'')<br />Monika Węgiel (''Polish'')<ref>{{cite web|url=http://dubbingpedia.pl/w/index.php?title=My_Little_Pony:_Przyja%C5%BA%C5%84_to_magia&diff=32622&oldid=32525|title=Dubbingpedia's publication of an e-mail from SDI|work=Dubbingpedia|date=2014-05-12|accessdate=2014-05-15}}</ref><br />Márcia Regina (''Brazilian Portuguese'')<br/>[[Wikia:c:Doblaje:Betzabe Jara|Betzabe Jara]] (''Latino Spanish'')<br />Annica Smedius (''Swedish'')}} |
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| − | The '''Mane-iac''' is a female [[Earth ponies|Earth]] [[Ponies|pony]] |
+ | The '''Mane-iac''' is a female [[Earth ponies|Earth]] [[Ponies|pony]] super-villain from [[Power Ponies#Maretropolis|Maretropolis]] who first appears in the season four episode [[Power Ponies]]. She is the archenemy of the comic book superhero team, the [[Power Ponies (characters)|Power Ponies]]. She is called '''Mane-iac Mayhem''' in some [[#Merchandise|merchandise]]. |
==Development and design== |
==Development and design== |
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The Power Ponies track the Mane-iac to her headquarters at the abandoned shampoo factory and defeat her henchponies in a battle. However, the Mane-iac uses her "Hairspray Ray of Doom" on the Power Ponies, freezing the ponies in place and rendering their powers useless. She then takes the Power Ponies prisoner but leaves Spike/Hum Drum alone, considering it pointless to capture him. |
The Power Ponies track the Mane-iac to her headquarters at the abandoned shampoo factory and defeat her henchponies in a battle. However, the Mane-iac uses her "Hairspray Ray of Doom" on the Power Ponies, freezing the ponies in place and rendering their powers useless. She then takes the Power Ponies prisoner but leaves Spike/Hum Drum alone, considering it pointless to capture him. |
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+ | [[File:The Mane-iac cackling S4E6.png|thumb|The Mane-iac in her lair.]] Inside the factory, the Mane-iac uses the Electro-Orb to power her doomsday device, which resembles a cross between a large pink blowdryer and a cannon. The Mane-iac says she will use the cannon to amplify the power of her mane by "one million times", expelling an energy blast that will cause everyone in Maretropolis's mane to grow wild. As she gives her victory speech to her followers, Spike traps some of her henchponies and helps in freeing his friends. Just before the Mane-iac can use her weapon on [[Fluttershy]]/Saddle Rager, a firefly enters her line of fire, and she swats it. This action angers Saddle Rager, transforming her into a powerful muscular pony. The Mane-iac fires her doomsday device at Saddle Rager, but the beam reflects off Saddle Rager and hits the Mane-iac instead. Saddle Rager destroys the doomsday device, and the Mane-iac's mane grows out of control, wrapping around her like a straitjacket. |
| + | In [[The Point of No Return]], [[The Summer Sun Setback]], [[Dragon Dropped]], and [[The Last Problem]], the Mane-iac is featured on a Power Ponies comic book cover. Also in Dragon Dropped, [[Rarity]] dresses up in a Mane-iac costume for the Power Ponies convention "Power Ponypalooza". |
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| ⚫ | [[File:The Mane-iac with orb S4E6.png|thumb|The Mane-iac with the Electro-Orb.]] The Mane-iac is shown to behave in an evil and unhinged manner, expressing delight at the prospect of oppressing Maretropolis. She sneers at the Power Ponies when they fumble with their newly acquired superpowers. The Mane-iac thinks very little of the Power Ponies' sidekick, Hum Drum, even deciding not to take him prisoner with the other heroes. She is also portrayed as sadistic and cruel, claiming that the Power Ponies only keep Hum Drum around because they feel sorry for him and calling him useless. Much like her name is a pun, she often uses puns when she speaks. |
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| + | In [[Memnagerie]], Mane-iac appears in one of Fluttershy's past memories as she harms a firefly and Fluttershy uses her Saddle Rager powers against her. |
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| ⚫ | [[File:The Mane-iac on the cover of the game EG2.png|thumb|The Mane-iac on the video game cover.]]In ''[[My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks]]'', the human version of the Mane-iac is seen on the cover of a video game [[Applejack (EG)|Applejack]] and [[Rainbow Dash (EG)|Rainbow Dash]] play at a slumber party. Her artwork on the box is identical to artwork of her in Equestria Girls merchandise. |
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| ⚫ | [[File:The Mane-iac on the cover of the game EG2.png|thumb|The Mane-iac on the video game cover.]] In ''[[My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks]]'', the human version of the Mane-iac is seen on the cover of a video game [[Applejack (EG)|Applejack]] and [[Rainbow Dash (EG)|Rainbow Dash]] play at a slumber party. Her artwork on the box is identical to artwork of her in Equestria Girls merchandise. |
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==Other depictions== |
==Other depictions== |
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On {{comic|52|''Friendship is Magic'' Issue #52}} page 9, [[List of comic ponies#Shadow Lock|Shadow Lock]]'s magic causes the Mane-iac to appear in [[Cheerilee]]'s classroom. |
On {{comic|52|''Friendship is Magic'' Issue #52}} page 9, [[List of comic ponies#Shadow Lock|Shadow Lock]]'s magic causes the Mane-iac to appear in [[Cheerilee]]'s classroom. |
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| + | On {{comic|n1}} page 14, the Mane-iac appears in [[List of non-pony characters#Princess Eris|Princess Eris]]' casino. She also appears on {{scomic|n2}} page 20 and {{scomic|n3}} [[:File:Nightmare Knights issue 3 cover A.jpg|cover A]]. |
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The Mane-iac is voiced by [[w:c:mlpfanart:Bree Faith|Brittany Lauda]] in PlayDate Digital's app ''[[Software#Power Ponies|Power Ponies]]''.<ref name="PP">{{cite web|url=https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=765594973505436|title=Brittany's Voice Roles - Brittany Lauda - Voice Actress|author=Brittany Lauda|publisher=Facebook|date=2014-07-17|accessdate=2014-07-18}}</ref> |
The Mane-iac is voiced by [[w:c:mlpfanart:Bree Faith|Brittany Lauda]] in PlayDate Digital's app ''[[Software#Power Ponies|Power Ponies]]''.<ref name="PP">{{cite web|url=https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=765594973505436|title=Brittany's Voice Roles - Brittany Lauda - Voice Actress|author=Brittany Lauda|publisher=Facebook|date=2014-07-17|accessdate=2014-07-18}}</ref> |
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| − | The Mane-iac is a character in Gameloft's [[My Little Pony (mobile game)|mobile game]]. Her in-game description states, "The Mane-iac is a manic mare with mayhem on the mind! Arch-enemy of the Power Ponies, this vile super-villain lives for destruction, evil and terrible puns." |
+ | The Mane-iac is a character in Gameloft's [[My Little Pony (mobile game)|mobile game]], and she serves as a boss during the "Nightmare Night at the Museum" event. She also has a story role in the event with [[Mare Do Well]]. Her in-game description states, "The Mane-iac is a manic mare with mayhem on the mind! Arch-enemy of the Power Ponies, this vile super-villain lives for destruction, evil and terrible puns." Update 4.7 added a second Mane-iac with an identical description but with an updated design. |
===[[List of storybooks|Storybooks]]=== |
===[[List of storybooks|Storybooks]]=== |
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The Mane-iac is shown on Acidfree's [[:File:My Little Pony Acidfree art print.jpg|first]] [[Merchandise#Posters|art print]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.acidfreegallery.com/blog/my-little-pony-by-amy-mebberson/|title=My Little Pony by Amy Mebberson|publisher=Acidfree Gallery|date=2014-07-03|accessdate=2014-07-06}}</ref>{{clr}} |
The Mane-iac is shown on Acidfree's [[:File:My Little Pony Acidfree art print.jpg|first]] [[Merchandise#Posters|art print]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.acidfreegallery.com/blog/my-little-pony-by-amy-mebberson/|title=My Little Pony by Amy Mebberson|publisher=Acidfree Gallery|date=2014-07-03|accessdate=2014-07-06}}</ref>{{clr}} |
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| ⚫ | [[File:The Mane-iac with orb S4E6.png|thumb|The Mane-iac with the Electro-Orb.]] The Mane-iac is shown to behave in an evil and unhinged manner, expressing delight at the prospect of oppressing Maretropolis. She sneers at the Power Ponies when they fumble with their newly acquired superpowers. The Mane-iac thinks very little of the Power Ponies' sidekick, Hum Drum, even deciding not to take him prisoner with the other heroes, as she believes him to be no threat to her plans whatsoever. She is also portrayed as sadistic and cruel, claiming that the Power Ponies only keep Hum Drum around because they feel sorry for him and calling him useless. Much like her name is a pun, she often uses puns when she speaks. |
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==Quotes== |
==Quotes== |
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Revision as of 21:41, 3 May 2020
| Mane-iac (Mane-iac Mayhem) | |
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 The Mane-iac  The Mane-iac before falling into the vat, as depicted in the comic book  The Mane-iac's human counterpart in the mini-comic Return of the Mane-iac | |
| Kind | Earth Human (EG) |
| Sex | Female |
| Residence | Maretropolis |
| Occupation | Owner of a hair-care product company (formerly) |
| Other links | |
| More info | |
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| Eyes | Brilliant emerald green with strong amaranth pupils Light cerulean (formerly) |
| Mane | Brilliant and moderate malachite green Grayish arctic blue (formerly) |
| Coat | Grayish blue violet Pale, light grayish orchid (formerly) |
| Nicknames | Mn (The Periodic Table of My Little Pony) |
| Voice | Ellen Kennedy (English) Brittany Lauda (English, My Little Pony: Power Ponies)[1] Irina von Bentheim (German) Stefania Patruno (Italian) Monika Węgiel (Polish)[2] Márcia Regina (Brazilian Portuguese) Betzabe Jara (Latino Spanish) Annica Smedius (Swedish) |
The Mane-iac is a female Earth pony super-villain from Maretropolis who first appears in the season four episode Power Ponies. She is the archenemy of the comic book superhero team, the Power Ponies. She is called Mane-iac Mayhem in some merchandise.
Development and design
The Mane-iac appears to be inspired by the Joker of DC Comics, sharing his origin, green hair, purple clothing, and relative insanity. In addition, her powers are similar to those of Marvel Comics' Medusa and the way she "walks" with her mane is similar to how Doctor Octopus from the Spider-Man comics moves around with his robotic appendages. Her name is derived from the word "maniac."
The Mane-iac's body design is similar to those of Princess Luna, Fleur Dis Lee, Princess Cadance, The Headless Horse, "Tropical Dream", Sassy Saddles, S06E20 Unnamed Earth Mare #8, S06E20 Unnamed Earth Mare #9, and S06E20 Unnamed Earth Mare #10. She has a grayish blue coat and a mane of long green tendrils. Her eyes have two concentric pairs of irises, the outer being green and the inner red.
Depiction in the series
Comic book pages of the Mane-iac.
At the start of Power Ponies, Spike shows Twilight Sparkle a couple of pages of a Power Ponies comic book on which the Mane-iac is depicted. Spike refers to her as the Power Ponies' "most evil nemesis". Spike says that she used to be the power-mad owner of a hair-care product company until she accidentally fell into a vat of green liquid and was electrocuted by a downed power line. The accident gave her strange new powers—such as a prehensile, stretchable mane—and caused her to go insane. Another page shows the Mane-iac breaking into the Maretropolis Museum and stealing something called the Electro-Orb.
When Spike and his friends are sucked into the comic book world of Maretropolis and become the Power Ponies, they witness the Mane-iac steal the Electro-Orb from the Maretropolis Museum. The Power Ponies confront her, but she watches in amusement as the Power Ponies struggle to use their newfound superpowers before leaving the scene with the orb.
The Power Ponies track the Mane-iac to her headquarters at the abandoned shampoo factory and defeat her henchponies in a battle. However, the Mane-iac uses her "Hairspray Ray of Doom" on the Power Ponies, freezing the ponies in place and rendering their powers useless. She then takes the Power Ponies prisoner but leaves Spike/Hum Drum alone, considering it pointless to capture him.
The Mane-iac in her lair.
Inside the factory, the Mane-iac uses the Electro-Orb to power her doomsday device, which resembles a cross between a large pink blowdryer and a cannon. The Mane-iac says she will use the cannon to amplify the power of her mane by "one million times", expelling an energy blast that will cause everyone in Maretropolis's mane to grow wild. As she gives her victory speech to her followers, Spike traps some of her henchponies and helps in freeing his friends. Just before the Mane-iac can use her weapon on Fluttershy/Saddle Rager, a firefly enters her line of fire, and she swats it. This action angers Saddle Rager, transforming her into a powerful muscular pony. The Mane-iac fires her doomsday device at Saddle Rager, but the beam reflects off Saddle Rager and hits the Mane-iac instead. Saddle Rager destroys the doomsday device, and the Mane-iac's mane grows out of control, wrapping around her like a straitjacket.
In The Point of No Return, The Summer Sun Setback, Dragon Dropped, and The Last Problem, the Mane-iac is featured on a Power Ponies comic book cover. Also in Dragon Dropped, Rarity dresses up in a Mane-iac costume for the Power Ponies convention "Power Ponypalooza".
In Memnagerie, Mane-iac appears in one of Fluttershy's past memories as she harms a firefly and Fluttershy uses her Saddle Rager powers against her.
Depiction in Equestria Girls
The Mane-iac on the video game cover.
In My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks, the human version of the Mane-iac is seen on the cover of a video game Applejack and Rainbow Dash play at a slumber party. Her artwork on the box is identical to artwork of her in Equestria Girls merchandise.
In the half-hour special Movie Magic, the Equestria Girls are mistakenly brought onto the set of a Power Ponies film, with Sunset Shimmer cast as the Mane-iac.
Other depictions
HubNetwork.com description
Every comic book city has a supervillain. In Spike the Dragon's comic book, Maretropolis has Mane-iac, who gained her powers -- and those wild tendrils and magic orb -- after an unfortunate accident at her shampoo factory. When Twilight Sparkle and friends are transported to Maretropolis as the Power Ponies, they have to defeat Mane-iac and save the city in order to return home.
IDW comics
The Mane-iac swirling through a vortex, similarly to My Little Pony Equestria Girls.
A depiction of the Mane-iac appears on Phoenix Comics & Games (and Everfree Northwest) exclusive cover RE of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #20,[3] and the Mane-iac herself appears on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #21's SDCC convention cover.
In the 40-page Power Ponies story of My Little Pony Annual 2014, the Mane-iac forms a "league of villainy" with several other Maretropolis super-villains, including Pharaoh Phetlock, Long-Face, High Heel, Smudge, and Shadowmane. Together, the villains defeat the Power Ponies and drain their superpowers. When the Mane-iac steals the Masked Matter-Horn's powers, she gains a unicorn horn. Through newfound teamwork, the Power Ponies eventually defeat the Mane-iac and her team and recover their powers, and the Mane-iac and her cohorts are sent to prison.
In the 8-page mini-comic Return of the Mane-iac, the Mane-iac escapes from prison and discovers the Crystal Mirror in her old shampoo factory headquarters. With it, she travels to the human world and encounters a human version of herself.
The Mane-iac is alluded to in Friends Forever Issue #14.
The Mane-iac is visible on Friendship is Magic Issue #30's Comics & Ponies cover RE.
On Friendship is Magic Issue #52 page 9, Shadow Lock's magic causes the Mane-iac to appear in Cheerilee's classroom.
On My Little Pony: Nightmare Knights Issue #1 page 14, the Mane-iac appears in Princess Eris' casino. She also appears on Issue #2 page 20 and Issue #3 cover A.
Software
The Mane-iac appears in Discovery Family (previously the Hub Network)'s online game Power Ponies Go. In level 5, she appears every few seconds and tries to damage the player with her Hairspray Ray of Doom. The final scene of the game (when level 5 is cleared) shows her firing her doomsday device at Spike/Hum Drum, only for the blast to bounce off Spike's reflector and hit her instead.
The Mane-iac is voiced by Brittany Lauda in PlayDate Digital's app Power Ponies.[1]
The Mane-iac is a character in Gameloft's mobile game, and she serves as a boss during the "Nightmare Night at the Museum" event. She also has a story role in the event with Mare Do Well. Her in-game description states, "The Mane-iac is a manic mare with mayhem on the mind! Arch-enemy of the Power Ponies, this vile super-villain lives for destruction, evil and terrible puns." Update 4.7 added a second Mane-iac with an identical description but with an updated design.
Storybooks
The Mane-iac appears in Little, Brown's storybook adaptation of Power Ponies, Power Ponies to the Rescue!
Merchandise
A collectible figure of Mane-iac Mayhem, along with a collectible figure of Spike the Dragon as Hum Drum, was made available at San Diego Comic-Con 2014[4] and, following the convention, on HasbroToyShop.com. An Equestria Girls doll of Mane-iac Mayhem was also made available exclusively at these venues.[5][6][7] A Target exclusive Playful Ponies brushable toy of Mane-iac Mayhem was leaked in March 2015.[8]
Funko Mystery Minis vinyl figure.[9][10][11][12][specify]
The Mane-iac is shown on Acidfree's first art print.[13]
Personality
The Mane-iac with the Electro-Orb.
The Mane-iac is shown to behave in an evil and unhinged manner, expressing delight at the prospect of oppressing Maretropolis. She sneers at the Power Ponies when they fumble with their newly acquired superpowers. The Mane-iac thinks very little of the Power Ponies' sidekick, Hum Drum, even deciding not to take him prisoner with the other heroes, as she believes him to be no threat to her plans whatsoever. She is also portrayed as sadistic and cruel, claiming that the Power Ponies only keep Hum Drum around because they feel sorry for him and calling him useless. Much like her name is a pun, she often uses puns when she speaks.
Quotes
- "Power Ponies! [laughing] How kind of you to join us! [evil laughter]"
- — Power Ponies
- "Time for the mane event!"
- — Power Ponies
- "Well, this has been quite the mane-raising experience. But I really must be going. [laughing]"
- — Power Ponies
- "Congratulations, Power Ponies! [laughing] You shall live just long enough to see me fire... the instrument of your destruction!"
- — Power Ponies
- "I think it's time... let my hair down! Hahaha! MwaHaHahaHa!!"
- — Enterplay collectible card game card #110 R
Gallery
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Brittany Lauda (2014-07-17). Brittany's Voice Roles - Brittany Lauda - Voice Actress. Facebook. Retrieved on 2014 July 18.
- ↑ Dubbingpedia's publication of an e-mail from SDI. Dubbingpedia (2014-05-12). Retrieved on 2014 May 15.
- ↑ Dana Claire Simpson (2014-06-07). I did a cover for pony comics. DeviantArt. Retrieved on 2014 June 8.
- ↑ Photo by timetoplaymag. Instagram (2014-07-11). Retrieved on 2014 July 11.
- ↑ Whitney Matheson (2014-06-25). Pics: See My Little Pony's Comic-Con exclusives. Pop Candy. USA TODAY. Retrieved on 2014 June 25.
- ↑ My Little Pony - Timeline Photos. Facebook (2014-06-25). Retrieved on 2014 June 25.
- ↑ Photo by timetoplaymag. Instagram (2014-07-07). Retrieved on 2014 July 11.
- ↑ TB2rYsncXXXXXXPXpXXXXXXXXXX-266344221.jpg (2015-03-20). Retrieved on 2015 March 30.
- ↑ HT Nerdette Collectibles Preview - October 2016. YouTube (2016-09-30). Retrieved on 2016 October 2.
- ↑ Nerdy Pinkie on Twitter: "@Sethisto_EQD Power Ponies are hitting Gamestop! https://t.co/IsLX84jvjI". Twitter (2016-10-10). Retrieved on 2016 October 11.
- ↑ HT Nerdette Collectibles Preview - October 2016. Facebook (2016-10-02). Retrieved on 2016 October 2.
- ↑ Nerdy Pinkie on Twitter: "Aaaaaah Power Ponies! https://t.co/NBAMkwU3Ba". Twitter (2016-10-10). Retrieved on 2016 October 11.
- ↑ My Little Pony by Amy Mebberson. Acidfree Gallery (2014-07-03). Retrieved on 2014 July 6.
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