released on the channel 2x2 from 1993 to 1995. Characters Earth Ponies are like normal horses, but brightly colored as many creatures in Ponyland are. Pegasus Ponies are agile winged horses who can fly in the skies of Ponyland and even go beyond the rainbow to our world. Unicorn Ponies possess a single horn on their forehead; all are able to 'wink in' and 'wink out' (short range teleport) and possess a unique individual ability (e.g. telepathy, telekinesis, aerokinesis, hydrokinesis, and intuition). Flutter Ponies are shy but powerful creatures with magic in their gossamer wings, granting them flight as well as various undefined abilities. They live in an area of Ponyland known as Flutter Valley. Sea Ponies are brightly colored seahorse-like creatures who dwell in the rivers and lakes of Ponyland. The Bushwoolies, a joyful species of furballs with a hive mind mentality, causing them to usually think alike and in agreement. They seem to be led by a blue Bushwoolie named Hugster. The Furbobs, cousins of the Bushwoolies. They primarily walk on four legs as opposed to Bushwoolies who seem to walk on the equivalent of two legs. Unlike the Bushwoolies, they constantly disagree with each other. Any agreement between them usually signals an emergency situation. Stonebacks, ferocious looking armadillo-like creatures. They were enemies of the Furbobs until Megan helped the Furbobs realize that the two species can overcome their hostilities through friendship and understanding. The Grundles, a small race of creatures ruled by the Grundle King. They used to live in Grundleland before it was smoozed (in My Little Pony: The Movie); they now live in Dream Castle. Three human children, siblings Megan, Danny, and Molly, often fly across the Rainbow to join the Little Ponies. The characters often seek advice on magical matters from the Moochick, a wise but eccentric gnome who lives in the nearby Mushromp with his rabbit assistant, Habbit. Episodes My Little Pony 'n Friends, Season 1 (1986) My Little Pony 'n Friends, Season 2 (1987) Home media DVD releases UK VHS releases St. Michael (Marks and Spencer), Tempo Video (MSD Video, Tempo Super Video Then: Tempo Kids Club) (1987–1993) Notes References External links My Little Pony television series 1984 American television series debuts 1987 American television series endings 1980s American animated television series 1980s American anthology television series American children's animated adventure television series American children's animated anthology television series American children's animated