In the magical land of Equestria, a kingdom populated only by colorful ponies, TWILIGHT SPARKLE, a studious and slightly reclusive young unicorn intent only on enhancing her magical abilities, has been assigned by her mentor, PRINCESS CELESTIA, a very important task: get your muzzle out of those books and make some ...

Pinkie Pie is a female Earth Pony and the main protagonist of My Little Pony: Pony Life. She runs the Sugarcube Corner, a local hangout where she and her friends hang out. Stay up to date on your fandom with carefully curated and timely Fandom newsletters. She is voiced by Andrea Libman.

Pinkie Pie comes from an Amish family and Weird Al wrote Amish Paradise.

Pinkamena Diane Pie Pinkie Pie (full name Pinkamena Diane Pie) is a light pink earth pony with light blue eyes and a dark pink balloon-like mane and tail. Her cutie mark, a trio of balloons, represents her talent for spreading hope and joy and her desire to entertain her friends.

Rainbow Dash is a female human, a student from Canterlot High School, and electric guitarist/lead vocalist for the Rainbooms. She is one of the main characters in My Little Pony Equestria Girls. She represents the element of loyalty.

Here are some life lessons I have learned from watching My Little Pony: You are nothing without your friends. Any issue that comes along can easily be solved through the “power of friendship.” Literally, they say this throughout most of their programs. And, it is so true!

Pinkie Pie

💙 Pinkie Pie: Entertaining and energetic, this Equestria Girl always makes sure her friends are having a great time!

Soarin Rainbow Dash has a pet tortoise named Tank, whom she chooses out of Fluttershy's offered animals. She represents the element of loyalty. She later marries Soarin and has a son named Gust.

Rainbow Dash and Applejack In "The Last Problem," there are hints that they became a couple in the years since Twilight was first crowned as ruler of Equestria.

In general, a small horse or pony works well because its size isn't as intimidating as its larger counterparts. And if your child falls, smaller horses are closer to the ground. Especially if a fall occurs from a miniature horse, it may not be as physically or mentally traumatic from two and a half feet off the ground.

In addition to the violent scenes mentioned above, My Little Pony: A New Generation has some scenes that could scare or disturb children under 5 years. For example: Ponies nearly fall off cliffs or out of tall buildings. Sprout builds a big machine that uses green gloop to attack the unicorns and pegasi.