Ah, so pretty. It reminds me in ways of the museum display with Wondermint's collection in Dudley a year or two ago - with all the ponies actually playing, not just standing around.

Hmm... I find it reminds me of that awesome Dudley exhibit as well! I really enjoy how unlike most pony rooms, each character gets to show off their personality (based on their symbol) rather than just being stacked onto a shelf.

Fascinating stuff, especially those Furbobs - they are conspicuously misshapen but hold a certain charm. I also question why the Flutter Hideaway was denied being put into production - did Hasbro think that their wings would break on the doorframe? Did Hasbro plan for another year of Flutters but discontinued them abruptly, rendering the Flutter Hideaway pointless? Will we ever discover the truth behind it?

Hmm, I've seen the Surprise Twins pony without her babies go for up to $80 alone. With the twins (man, those suckers can be hard to find!) included, that heightens her price.

The Bed and Crib set, being the last G1 playset, is not particularly easy to find, and can fetch up to $100-150. However, missing several of the accessories can again, lower the price.

The combination of pony and playset together can go for at least $150, maybe more if one is lucky or a bidder is willing to go higher. I wish you good luck with your selling - I myself would find it difficult to part with such a rare pony/ies and playset.

There's actually an MLP version of Pokémon. Or rather, there are two versions: Ponymon Dusk/Dawn and Ponymon Anarchy. Both are great games, but alas, they are G4-centered.

I've actually been thinking the same thing for years - a G1 MLP Pokémon game. I got so close to doing it - I downloaded Advance Map to hack the names of the locations on a Pokémon LeafGreen ROM and wrote a list of 200 'Ponymon' (some of which were not ponies) to feature in the game (it was based around the G1 TV show, I believe - I remember you could choose Fizzy, Gingerbread or Whizzer as your starter Ponymon). Sadly, when I tried to download the software necessary for adding, modifying and drawing the sprites for new Pokémon, it crashed my computer, which was broken for months afterwards .

If there's anyone with the correct technical expertise out there, I'd say ask them to see if they can try to do it. Although I'd really prefer for it to be a PC/console game rather than a mobile application - I am not too big on the modern 'phones', to be honest.

But really, I'd request it to Hasbro! Maybe they can partner with Nintendo to create the game of our dreams.

Ah, gotta love the treasure trove of rare, unusual G1 memorabilia that is (or rather, was, I guess) the Delaney's stuff.

Honestly though, I remember seeing that Cherries Jubilee as a new listing and debating whether or not to bid on it. Either way, glad it went with Roogna to join her Bow Tie, Cotton Candy and Trickles!

Hmm... to be honest, I'd most like to see you do Gingerbread, please. There just aren't enough adoptables of her around!

Today, 30 years ago, a milestone in MLP history occurred: the franchise's first (and so far only major) foray into theatrical film: the G1 movie (love it, hate it or find it forgettable, you cannot really deny its importance).

And as for myself... eh.

I mean, it's a technically beautiful movie animation-wise (the movements are fluid and the animators are clearly skilled at their craft), but the biggest weight dragging the film down was probably its horrendous pacing, where essentially nothing happens for the first 45 or so minutes, then we reach the final half-hour when George Arthur Bloom and Michael Joens suddenly decided that the film should be an adventure/quest, resulting in an uneven final product (lacking a clearly defined central protagonist as well).

Also, way too much time was devoted to the witches in the first half of the film - yet they have maybe 2 short scenes in the second half. Although a lot of the witches' dialogue is kinda funny, I do feel some scenes should have been cut out from the final product - but then again, if you have to cobble together an 85-minute animated film in only three or four months, this is to be expected. On the other hand - the Grundles suffered from being given way too little to do - you've spent a sizeable amount of your budget on hiring Danny DeVito, do something with him! Other than giving him a small role in the second half of the film uttering a few lines of broken English.

However, the songs were decent, the Shadow Forest scene was awesome, and I could tolerate Baby Lickety-Split. Yes, I really mean it. At least she doesn't speak in broken English in the film. Now try to get that nightmare out of your head...

Haven't got her yet but will someday. My favorite versions of her are the original, the French and the South African ones. I also am a fan of her prototype - albeit the actual Bubbles is far more unique in  terms of her pose and colour scheme.