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Why are the twice as fancy babies so different from their mothers?

Hasbro was trying something new and purposefully created babies who weren't copies of their mothers.
37 (42%)
Hasbro didn't pay much attention to what the mothers had looked like and accidentally created babies who weren't copies of their mothers.
42 (47.7%)
Something else entirely (post your theory below!)
9 (10.2%)

Total Members Voted: 82

Voting closed: May 27, 2015, 08:48:56 PM

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Re: TAF babies -- what was Hasbro thinking?
« Reply #30 on: May 27, 2015, 10:10:08 AM »
If you look at most series of ponies that were just 4 or 6 to a set, then all 3 "species" are represented- earthling, pegasus, and unicorn.   I think in this case, that 3 way split just happened to be even.  It also means they didn't need to have multiple poses like if 4 of them were earthlings.  I would guess 6 babies were chosen based on the fact that they are all different colors for variety and then somebody just slotted them into species!   So, perhaps a bit of all three choices!


I am with this theory. They were aiming for two of everything and for some reason this was the combo they went with. Oh Hasbro you puzzle us so :P

Agreed.  The only other large mail order set of babies followed the same pattern of 2 of each species.  They probably just went with that idea to appeal to kids who loved each species best - that way, no matter what species they loved, there would be 2 ponies for them to coerce their parents into buying. 

 

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