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[[Image:Movie littlegirl.jpg|right|180px|thumb|Don't go looking for the Tooth Fairy without it!]] | [[Image:Movie littlegirl.jpg|right|180px|thumb|Don't go looking for the Tooth Fairy without it!]] | ||
'''''My Little Pony''''' is a girl's toy brand, involving representations of cartoon horses. | |||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===Live-action movie continuity=== | ===Live-action movie continuity=== | ||
====''Transformers'' | ====''Transformers'' film==== | ||
When a hopeful [[little girl]] encountered what she thought was the [[Ironhide (Movie)|Tooth Fairy]] climbing out of her family's swimming pool, she took her My Little Pony Pinkie Pie plushie with her. {{storylink|Transformers (2007)|Transformers (2007)}} | When a hopeful [[little girl]] encountered what she thought was the [[Ironhide (Movie)|Tooth Fairy]] climbing out of her family's swimming pool, she took her My Little Pony Pinkie Pie plushie with her. {{storylink|Transformers (2007)|Transformers (2007)}} | ||
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{{note|This is a leftover from the original artwork, where artist [[Marcelo Matere]] was under the impression that Glen was a girl. Though Glen was eventually redrawn to be a boy, the Pony remained.}} | {{note|This is a leftover from the original artwork, where artist [[Marcelo Matere]] was under the impression that Glen was a girl. Though Glen was eventually redrawn to be a boy, the Pony remained.}} | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* Many | * Many veteran ''Transformers'' voice actors from numerous series have lent their voices to many different generations of ''My Little Pony'' cartoons, including [[Frank Welker]], [[Susan Blu]], [[Charlie Adler]], [[Victor Caroli]], [[Venus Terzo]], [[Brian Drummond]], [[Tabitha St. Germain]] and [[Tara Strong]]. | ||
*[http://joeguide.com/interviews/buzzdixon.shtml In an interview], [[Buzz Dixon]] claimed that his initial "punch-up" of the script for ''My Little Ponies: The Movie'' would have featured the ponies encountering characters from ''[[The Transformers (cartoon)|The Transformers]]'', among other Hasbro franchises. | *[http://joeguide.com/interviews/buzzdixon.shtml In an interview], [[Buzz Dixon]] claimed that his initial "punch-up" of the script for ''My Little Ponies: The Movie'' would have featured the ponies encountering characters from ''[[The Transformers (cartoon)|The Transformers]]'', among other Hasbro franchises. | ||
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* According to [[Aaron Archer]] at the [[BotCon 2008]] Hasbro Commentary viewing of the live-action ''Transformers'' film, the ''My Little Pony'' prop carried by the little girl had to come from the personal collection of a Hasbro employee, as that particular style of figure ceased production prior to the beginning of the movie's filming. She never got it back, as it was later auctioned for charity, and whether she was ever able to replace it is uncertain. | * According to [[Aaron Archer]] at the [[BotCon 2008]] Hasbro Commentary viewing of the live-action ''Transformers'' film, the ''My Little Pony'' prop carried by the little girl had to come from the personal collection of a Hasbro employee, as that particular style of figure ceased production prior to the beginning of the movie's filming. She never got it back, as it was later auctioned for charity, and whether she was ever able to replace it is uncertain. | ||
* In ''[[Transformers Animated (cartoon)|Transformers Animated]]'', [[Professor Princess]]' flying unicorn doll Powdered Sugar is a [[homage]] to ''My Little Pony'' toys. | * In ''[[Transformers Animated (cartoon)|Transformers Animated]]'', [[Professor Princess]]'s flying unicorn doll Powdered Sugar is a [[homage]] to ''My Little Pony'' toys. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 09:29, 21 June 2011
My Little Pony is a girl's toy brand, involving representations of cartoon horses.
Fiction
Live-action movie continuity
Transformers film
When a hopeful little girl encountered what she thought was the Tooth Fairy climbing out of her family's swimming pool, she took her My Little Pony Pinkie Pie plushie with her. Transformers (2007)
Transformers: The Movie Storybook
As Maggie Madsen and Glen Whitmann crack the Cybertronian code, a small My Little Pony figure can be seen sitting atop Glen's computer. Transformers: The Movie Storybook
This is a leftover from the original artwork, where artist Marcelo Matere was under the impression that Glen was a girl. Though Glen was eventually redrawn to be a boy, the Pony remained.
Aligned continuity
Commercial appearances
A My Little Pony named Pinkie Pie shared the spotlight with Megatron and a guy named Dan to sing a cheery song about summertime. The Hub summer promo 2011
Notes
- Many veteran Transformers voice actors from numerous series have lent their voices to many different generations of My Little Pony cartoons, including Frank Welker, Susan Blu, Charlie Adler, Victor Caroli, Venus Terzo, Brian Drummond, Tabitha St. Germain and Tara Strong.
- In an interview, Buzz Dixon claimed that his initial "punch-up" of the script for My Little Ponies: The Movie would have featured the ponies encountering characters from The Transformers, among other Hasbro franchises.
- At one point one of the Little Ponies had to go looking for...something or someone, I forget. I suggested she encounter some of the Transformers and Joes in her search, specifically, a scene where she flies up to Shipwreck who is drinking some amber fluid from a bottle.
- Shipwreck would just stare at her in bug-eyed disbelief and she’d fly on, then Shipwreck would smash the bottle, take his cap off his head, put his left hand over his heart and raise his right hand in an oath, muttering frantically under his breath. Hasbro said, "Very funny. No."
- According to Aaron Archer at the BotCon 2008 Hasbro Commentary viewing of the live-action Transformers film, the My Little Pony prop carried by the little girl had to come from the personal collection of a Hasbro employee, as that particular style of figure ceased production prior to the beginning of the movie's filming. She never got it back, as it was later auctioned for charity, and whether she was ever able to replace it is uncertain.
- In Transformers Animated, Professor Princess's flying unicorn doll Powdered Sugar is a homage to My Little Pony toys.
