Difference between revisions of "European Ponies"
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| + | == European Countries that did get European My Little Ponies == | ||
| + | *Australia (..?) | ||
| + | *Denmark | ||
| + | *France (also sold exclusives) | ||
| + | *Italy (also made exclusives) | ||
| + | *Germany (also sold exclusives) | ||
| − | == Countries that did not get My Little Ponies == | + | *New Zealand (..?) |
| + | *Netherlands (also sold exclusives) | ||
| + | *Poland | ||
| + | *Spain (also made/sold exclusives | ||
| + | |||
| + | == European Countries that got only their own exclusive My Little Ponies == | ||
| + | *Greece | ||
| + | |||
| + | == European Countries that did not get My Little Ponies == | ||
*Romania | *Romania | ||
Revision as of 15:52, 1 June 2014
European Ponies (on this site) refers to G1 ponies that were not available in North America, but were widely available in many European countries, including the UK. Whereas Common Ponies refers to ponies that were.
The G1 Exclusive Ponies page includes both these ponies, and ponies that were available in just one or two European countries, but generally not in North America at all.
Contents
European Countries that did get European My Little Ponies
- Australia (..?)
- Denmark
- France (also sold exclusives)
- Italy (also made exclusives)
- Germany (also sold exclusives)
- New Zealand (..?)
- Netherlands (also sold exclusives)
- Poland
- Spain (also made/sold exclusives
European Countries that got only their own exclusive My Little Ponies
- Greece
European Countries that did not get My Little Ponies
- Romania
