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- For the sixth episode of season four, see Power Ponies.
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 The Power Ponies in My Little Pony Annual 2014; from left to right, top to bottom: Radiance, Saddle Rager, the Masked Matter-Horn, Zapp, Mistress Mare-velous, Fili-Second  The Mane Six as the Power Ponies in Power Ponies; from left to right: Saddle Rager, the Masked Matter-Horn, Mistress Mare-velous, Zapp, Radiance, Fili-Second | |
| Kind | Earth, unicorn, and Pegasus |
| Residence | Maretropolis |
| Occupation | Superhero team |
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The Power Ponies are a team of comic book superheroes who defend the fictional city of Maretropolis. They are mentioned in the season four episodes Power Ponies and Trade Ya! and are to physically appear in IDW Publishing's upcoming My Little Pony Annual 2014. Their archenemy is the Mane-iac.
Depiction in the series
The Power Ponies' comic serves as the focus of the episode of the same name. Spike is fascinated by the team's fictional adventures and exploits, staying up late to read the comic. While reading the comic in the Castle of the Royal Pony Sisters, Spike reads a footnote on the inner back cover of the comic, causing a magic spell to suck him and the Mane Six inside its pages. The seven of them are transported to Maretropolis, the comic's main setting, and they assume the roles of the comic's titular heroes.
In the episode Trade Ya!, Spike goes with his friends to the Rainbow Falls Traders Exchange to trade a mint condition Power Ponies comic book for another mint condition comic.
Depiction in the comics
On Friendship is Magic Issue #15 page 4, Spike mentions his and his friends' journey into a comic book.
IDW's upcoming My Little Pony Annual 2014 is to feature "the original Power Ponies in action";[1] it is to include Hum Drum.[2]
Other depictions
Hub Network's online game Power Ponies Go features the Mane Six and Spike as the Power Ponies and playable characters. The player controls Twilight Sparkle/Masked Matterhorn in level 1, Rainbow Dash/Zapp in level 2, Rarity/Radiance in level 3, Applejack/Mistress Mare-velous in level 4, and Spike/Hum Drum (with Pinkie Pie/Fili-Second and Fluttershy/Saddle Rager as assist powers) in level 5.
Merchandise
The Mane Six as the Power Ponies are featured on the WeLoveFine T-shirt "Power Ponies", and Fluttershy as Saddle Rager is featured on the formerly available T-shirt "Fluttershy Smash!"
Members
Each member of the Power Ponies, with the exception of Hum Drum, has a superpower or supernatural ability.
Masked Matter-Horn
  Masked Matter-Horn. |
  Twilight Sparkle as Masked Matter-Horn. |
The Masked Matter-Horn is the leader of the Power Ponies. She can generate a variety of energy beams from her horn, such as energy blasts and freeze rays. Twilight Sparkle assumes her role in the comic book.
Fili-Second
  Fili- Second. |
  Pinkie Pie as Fili-Second. |
Fili-Second is, according to Spike, the fastest pony in all of Maretropolis and can run a distance of miles in mere seconds. Pinkie Pie assumes her role in the comic book.
Zapp
  Zapp. |
  Rainbow Dash as Zapp. |
Zapp can control the forces of nature, such as thunderstorms and tornadoes, through her lightning bolt necklace. Rainbow Dash assumes her role in the comic book.
Radiance
  Radiance. |
  Rarity as Radiance. |
Radiance can create energy constructs, from tea sets to an umbrella to ice skates to virtually anything else, with her jewelry. Rarity assumes her role in the comic book.
Mistress Mare-velous
  Mistress Mare-velous. |
  Applejack as Mistress Mare-velous. |
Mistress Mare-velous has a lasso that she can psychically control. She also makes use of restraining horseshoes called "hoofarangs".[3] Applejack assumes her role in the comic book.
Saddle Rager
  Saddle Rager. |
  Fluttershy as Saddle Rager. |
Saddle Rager can turn into a hulking monster with tremendous strength when she loses her temper. Fluttershy assumes her role in the comic book.
Hum Drum
Spike as Hum Drum.
Hum Drum is the Power Ponies' "bumbling sidekick"; he is the only member of the team who has no superpowers and is "just there for comic relief". Spike assumes his role in the comic book.
References
- ↑ "GI Joe" Regroups, Maberry's "Rot & Ruin" Debuts in IDW's September 2014 Solicitations. Comic Book Resources (2014-06-18). Retrieved on 2014 June 18.
- ↑ Bobby Curnow (2014-06-19). Re: Hello from the My Little Pony editor! (Ask Question thre. IDW Publishing Forums. Retrieved on 2014 June 29. “Hum Drum is definitely in the Power Ponies Annual!”
- ↑ Meghan McCarthy (2013-12-21). Hoofarangs! #MLPseason4. Twitter. Retrieved on 2013 December 21.
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