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In the US only a year or so of ponies were released (the last being the set with Satin Splash, and even she was hard to find here.) So all the G2 ponies released after that point were never sold in the US.
MLP was sold in Europe from late 1990s to early 2000s, but as has been said above, only the early releases were available in the United States. G3 was not released until around 2003.
That's crazy. How could they of not sold ANY MLP for years? I wonder if people went into a panic thinking that Hasbro was discontinuing them.
Quote from: Raindrop on September 21, 2017, 03:09:55 PMMLP was sold in Europe from late 1990s to early 2000s, but as has been said above, only the early releases were available in the United States. G3 was not released until around 2003. So America didn't have mlp from 1997 to 2003'???? THE HORROR! LOL.
Well, the idea of an "evergreen franchise" that is always in production and being rebooted is fairly new. It basically started with strong 80s franchises that people got nostalgic for once they were older. But before then, it was normal for a toyline to die and stay dead after it had peaked. So although not having MLPs anymore was sad, it was also just kind of accepted.