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When Hasbro first released the G3 range, there seems to have been some confusion regarding which hoof the heart symbol should be painted on. The hoof heart is supposed to indicate the magnetic hoof but some ponies with magnetic non-display side hooves escaped from the factory with the heart printed on the opposite hoof, so as to be seen in their boxes. | When Hasbro first released the G3 range, there seems to have been some confusion regarding which hoof the heart symbol should be painted on. The hoof heart is supposed to indicate the magnetic hoof but some ponies with magnetic non-display side hooves escaped from the factory with the heart printed on the opposite hoof, so as to be seen in their boxes. | ||
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Revision as of 21:43, 9 June 2010
Razzaroo was released with the Birthday Celebration Playset.
Pony Stats
- Pose:
- Body Colour: Purple
- Hair Colour: Green, 'fading pink' and white
- Eye Colour: Green and blue with pink heart symbol
- Symbol: Green and yellow parcel tied with pink and white ribbons
- Hoof Heart: Turquoise
Accessories
Pink bow brush and pony charm.
Backcard Stories
Media Appearances
Razzaroo starred in the first G3 cartoon, A Charming Birthday, in which her voice was played by Jillian Michaels.
'Reversed Hoof Heart' Razzaroo
G3 Reversed Hoof Heart Razzaroo
When Hasbro first released the G3 range, there seems to have been some confusion regarding which hoof the heart symbol should be painted on. The hoof heart is supposed to indicate the magnetic hoof but some ponies with magnetic non-display side hooves escaped from the factory with the heart printed on the opposite hoof, so as to be seen in their boxes.
