POTD 6/25/2016 Confetti

[Starfrey]

I love this pony! She is super cute. I want all variations, pretty much.

[Mlp Sunsparkle]

I really love confetti! I hope to get the standard rainbow pony release one day, but I have the wedding bells shy pose one! She's adorable I love her symbol, too.

[reanna-mator]

She's not in great condition, but I do have her! Like many of my ponies, I only have a pic of her with her whole set:

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[brightberry]

I have her.   She's only has one tiny spot under her.   Otherwise,  she's actually perfect.  Her hair is silky just like it game out of the box.  I love her cutie mark.

[BethMcBeth]

I have her, shes basically baity but shes all I have so can't complain.

[Goanna]

The more I see her, the more I like her. Her colours are quite sweet!

[RedRedRover]

She reminds me of birthday cake ice cream for some reason  I'd love to add her to my herd!!!

[northstar3184]

There's something about her that makes her seem kind of bland to me. Maybe it's the white body with the rainbow hair. Most of the others, except Starshine, have beautiful pastel colored bodies that works better with the rainbow hair.

[Shaz]

I have the UK version (shy pose). She's seen better days but is still super cute. The ones in walking pose are really pretty, maybe I will get one someday.

[Lucky_Ladybug]

She is so beautiful! Her symbol looks more like those sprinkles for cakes and cookies than confetti, and combined with her white body that makes me think of frosting, I will probably always think of her as a baking Pony now. I want her. Probably the U.S. version; others would likely be too expensive. Although being prone to plasticizer breakdown isn't fun to think about, either.

[Artemesia's Garden]

She is so beautiful! Her symbol looks more like those sprinkles for cakes and cookies than confetti, and combined with her white body that makes me think of frosting, I will probably always think of her as a baking Pony now. I want her. Probably the U.S. version; others would likely be too expensive. Although being prone to plasticizer breakdown isn't fun to think about, either.

The UK version is less prone in my experience, and you can still get her fairly easily here.  Hope that helps.

[slyons]

Ah, yes, I have my childhood US girl, and as she was the pony who first exposed me to the common plastic ailments of G1, it's a complicated relationship between us 
I ended up getting a minty Euro/Shy pose, and she helps ease that tension...

[Taffeta]

I have a Wedding Bells Confetti which was my friend's childhood pony, so in a sense is like my childhood pony, too. I have an Italian walking pose one, and a MOC US one. My sister has a loose one somewhere - US one.

Since I grew up with WB Confetti, the walking pose ones are the ones I think of as variants. Took me ages to get used to the idea of her in that pose when I first got online

[13blackcats]

I really like Confetti, so I'd like any and all versions of her!  I definitely see the birthday cake comparison 

[Artemesia's Garden]

I much prefer her USA backcard story to the UK one though:
(reproduced from http://www.mylittlewiki.org/wiki/Confetti)

Confetti liked to sit by the Waterfall and design beautiful toys from colored paper and streamers. One sunny afternoon, while cutting out paper dolls, a gentle breeze blew one of the dolls into the trickling stream of the Waterfall. Confetti chased after it, but couldn't find it anywhere in the crystal waters.

Suddenly, the rainbow appeared above the Waterfall. The paper doll peeked through the colorful arch, laughing as she came to life. Gliding down the rainbow like a slide, the paper doll landed right onto Confetti's back. "Let's ride through the clouds!" the doll exclaimed. Confetti clapped her hoofs together and off they went, with the rainbow leading the way.

Confetti took her friend for magical ride through ponyland. During the ride, the paper doll combed Confetti's rainbow mane and tail into hundreds of tiny braids that looked like rows of pastel ribbons waving in the clouds.