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Revision as of 15:34, 19 March 2010
Probably one of the most famous characters in the history of My Little Pony, Firefly was first released as part of the Year 2 (1983-1984) Unicorns and Pegasi set.
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Pony Stats
- Pose: Rearing Pegasus
- Body Colour: Pink
- Hair Colour: Blue
- Eye Colour: Purple
- Symbol: Two glittery blue lightning bolts
Accessories
Back Card Stories
Year 2 Firefly: Firefly jumped on the wind and, soaring higher and higher, thought she might look for the rainbow. She knew it loved to play hide and seek. "I wonder where it's hiding today?" she thought. The wind whispered the answer in her ear. "Thanks for the ride!" Firefly said as she jumped off. She danced across the sky, sailing from cloud to cloud. Finally she saw the snow-crested mountain peaks. Nestled in the deep mountain valley was the rainbow. Firefly laughed because under the rainbow was Blossom, sound asleep!
Media Appearances
She was the star of the first My Little Pony TV special, which was released in the late 1980s on VHS as part of a presentation pack with a new version of Firefly under the title of "Firefly's Adventure".
She was also a prominent character in the UK My Little Pony comics, despite never having been sold in the UK.
"Firefly's Adventure"
Firefly was released in a different pose along with a My Little Pony movie.
Argentinian Firefly
- Same colours as normal but no glitter on symbol and eyes are pink
French Firefly
Greek Firefly
Italian Firefly
Mexican Firefly
