I come bearing more pictures! Unfortunately my friend has tossed the bottle of hydrogen peroxide since. It was an older bottle of standard over the counter hydrogen peroxide like you'd buy at the drug store for disinfecting cuts, nothing like for bleaching hair. Perhaps the age of the hydrogen peroxide caused this?

Anyway, pictures! Here she is put back together.
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My friend pulled out her Dancing Butterflies to compare. She says that the photograph doesn't it show it quite right, but in the shadows Sugarberry's hair is a more golden tone than Dancing Butterflies. Wish I could see it in person so bad!
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This is actually a pony belonging to my best friend, but I just had to post this here. She's been soaking a G1 Sugarberry in hydrogen peroxide to attempt to whiten up her body. The pony was kept out of the sun during the soak and was checked everyday. Everything was going fine- I even saw the pony daily in the hydrogen peroxide while there for 9 days- and she'd been in there for about two weeks total when my friend forgot to check her for a few days. She came back to find.... this!

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Both her and I are completely shocked! There'd been no change to her hair or any signs of the color leaking out until this. Her hair hasn't become brittle or dried like bleached hair typically does. The coloring is very consistent with little to no deviations in tone. I've done some work with hydrogen peroxide and whitening ponies before and never seen ANYTHING like this! And even then I wouldn't think Sugarberry's vibrant pink hair would turn so golden yellow if bleached. Anybody ever had this happen to them?