Cards

Disambiguation page

So you find yourself with a piece of paper or cardboard that is clearly from My Little Pony, but you are not sure what this specific card is from.

If the card features a character in toy form, or seems to be cut from toy packaging, it is probably a card that came with a toy:

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  Back cards for G1, or other generations. These are just the backs of the packaging that show the toy or characters and give a small blurb.

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  Cards that came from G2 packaging for G2 ponies. See individual pony pages.

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  Cards that came from G3 packaging for G3 ponies. See individual pony pages.

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  G3.5 Blind Bag Ponies - Trading cards that came with blind bag figures.

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  G4 Blind Bag Collector Cards - Trading cards that came with blind bag figures.

If the card is a type of greeting card, Valentine's Day card, post card:

Example G3 Greeting Card

• G1 Greeting Cards
• Retro G1 Greeting Cards
• G3 Greeting Cards
• G3.5 Greeting Cards
• G4 Greeting Cards
• G5 Greeting Cards

If the card has a typical trading/collectible card size and focuses on character images rather than toy images, and has a focus either on the character art, character bios, or both, it may be a typical trading card:

Example Enterplay trading card

• G4 Enterplay Trading Cards
• G4 Kayou Trading Cards
• G4 Enterplay Dog Tags

If the card has a typical trading/collectible card size and focuses on character images rather than toy images, and comes with some sort of gaming stats or rules, it could be a card game card:

• G4 Enterplay Collectible Card Game (CCG) Cards
• G4 My Little Pony: Adventures in Equestria (Deck-Building Game)

If the card appears to be from a board game, memory game, or card game, where the cards can be various sizes, shapes, and materials, and have very little text or have instructional text, see:

• G1 Games
• G3 Games
• G4 Games
• G5 Games

If the card is just a name, it could be a name card accessory from a playset:

• G1 Name Cards