G1 ID Machine
This is a work in progress! (no babies yet)
- Pictures when clicked will show you a larger version of that picture. The name under the picture is a link that will take you to that ponys' page. There are (not entirely) symbol close ups on pony's pages to help you identify your pony as well as more detailed descriptions.
- Keep in mind that G1 ponies are 20 years old at a minimum, and tons of fun to play with. You may have to use your imagination in cases of cut hair, rubbed symbols, and broken mechanisms.
- If you have a vague idea of who you are looking for, here are some shortcuts, otherwise check out the below galleries and follow the links to your pony!
Twinkle Eyed Ponies, ponies with gems for eyes
So Soft Ponies, ponies with soft furry bodies
Big Bother/Daddy ponies, adult ponies with molded fur around their hooves
ponies in the bride pose, an earth pose that is more elongated than normal poses
Sweetheart Sister Ponies, 'teenage ponies' with very slender bodies and smaller heads, often with a flower earring or hole in one ear
Flutter Ponies, ponies with fairy wings or more often only a hard plastic buttons on their backs with ports that two wings used to fit in to
Winger Ponies, small ponies with butterfly wings (or a bit of hard plastic flush in her back that may have once held wings..)
Contents
Symbol Types
Ponies with a 3-D symbols, including Merry Go Round Ponies.
- 3-D Symbols
Brilliant Blossoms (Merry Go Round Pony)
Princess Serena (Princess Pony)
Sweet Pocket (Precious Pocket Pony)
Peppermint Crunch (Sundae Best Pony)
Twice As Fancy
Is her symbol all along her flanks? Is her symbol an image or theme repeated more than once on each hip? She is a Twice As Fancy Pony!
Translucent Pony
Is her body translucent? With either glitter in her body or sprinkle/confetti looking bits. She is translucent!
Glittery Symbol
Adult ponies with a glittery symbol
Even more, more regular
She is just a regular pony! Non-puffy hair, no weird holes, no glitter, no hard plastic attachments, 2-D single symbol only on her hips, not all over her flanks.. She is a more more regular pony.
First of all, is your pony a PONY of some race? (Including pegasus, unicorn, fairy winged or butterfly winged.) It's equine!
