Baby Lickety-Split arrives, safe and sound, along with Spike, the Grundles, and Morning Glory. There is much argument about non-involvement in other ponies' problems from the flutter ponies. Even though Morning Glory pleads with their queen to help their cousins, Rosedust still hesitates, until after Baby Lickety-Split appears to sway her enough to aid in the defeat of the Smooze. The other ponies and forest animals are about to be covered by the Smooze as the witches watch from their ship. The Flutter Ponies come to the rescue and destroy the Smooze, with their magical wind, Utter Flutter, uncover the rainbow and drop the witches back into the volcano with the sticky goo. The Grundles are given the ruins of Dream Castle, all the ponies and Spike who were covered in Smooze are cleaned by the Flutter Ponies' Utter Flutter, and the Rainbow of Light is returned to the ponies. With all problems resolved, the ponies take Megan and her siblings back home. Voice cast Danny DeVito as Grundle King Rhea Perlman as Reeka Madeline Kahn as Draggle Cloris Leachman as Hydia Tony Randall as Moochick Charlie Adler as Spike and Woodland Creature Russi Taylor as Morning Glory, Rosedust, Skunk and Bushwoolie Tammy Amerson as Megan Jon Bauman as The Smooze Michael Bell as Grundle Sheryl Bernstein as Buttons, Woodland Creature and Bushwoolie Susan Blu as Lofty, Grundle and Bushwoolie Nancy Cartwright as Gusty and Bushwoolie #4 Cathy Cavadini as North Star Peter Cullen as Grundle and Ahgg Laura Dean as Sundance and Bushwoolie #2 Ellen Gerstell as Magic Star Keri Houlihan as Molly Katie Leigh as Fizzy and Baby Sundance Scott Menville as Danny Laurel Page as Sweet Stuff Sarah Partridge as Wind Whistler Alice Playten as Baby Lickety Split and Bushwoolie #1 Jill Wayne as Shady and Baby Lofty Frank Welker as Bushwoolie #3 and Grundle Music Production My Little Pony: The Movie was one of the first projects for Nelson Shin's AKOM studio. Amid an emergency rush, Shin and his crew spent ten weeks on the film's 300,000 cels. Japan's Toei Animation also worked on the production. Release Box office Opening in only 421 theaters on June 6, 1986, My Little Pony: The Movie grossed just under US$6 million in ticket sales at the North American box office. With a US$674,724 gross on its wide debut, it remains one of the weakest on record among major features.