And so began the rule of tyrannical King Bread, who demanded that ponies constantly jump out of cakes for his amusement.

(Yep, it’s that coloring book again.)

I just really like this panel.

Firefly’s Special Quest, Part 2

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Source: My Little Pony comic #40

Comments: A note about Firefly’s silver lightning charm … It first appeared in comic #34 in the story A Very Special Pudding. Just a fun bit of continuity.

Their love could never be.

Shark: “I ship them.”

Another page from Moonbreeze’s glorious Italian coloring book.

Firefly’s Special Quest

Source: My Little Pony comic #39

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Comments: Here we see Firefly contemplating the air velocity of an unladened swallow.

This rare Italian coloring book that Moonbreeze scanned in is AWESOME. It has time travel. It has cave-ponies. It has a spaceship or something at the end. It has Skydancer as Indiana Jones pony. And it has this picture.

IT IS THE BEST. I DON’T KNOW WHAT’S GOING ON AND I DON’T EVEN CARE.

g1mlp:

Pillow Talk.

Another classic name. The G1 designers apparently had a keen sense of humor.

G1 ponies came in sets, each with a theme or gimmick. A set of ponies scented like berries, a set with twirling tails—well, you get the idea. This pony is from the Sweet Kisses set. The gimmick being that you could make the pony’s lipstick appear with the “magic lipstick applicator” and then kiss it off.

Yes, really.

The ponies in this set are Happy Hugs, Lovin’ Kisses, and (seen here) Ruby Lips. The UK got three different ponies in this set with even more hilarious names: Candy Kisses, Kiss and Make Up, and Kiss and Tell.

The Mermaids’ Grotto, Part 3

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Source: My Little Pony Annual, 1985 (G1)

Comments: Wait, did they just abandon their boats?