Difference between revisions of "Quarterback"
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He guest starred in one episode of the [[My Little Pony & Friends]] TV series, "Somnambula". | He guest starred in one episode of the [[My Little Pony & Friends]] TV series, "Somnambula". | ||
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[[Category: Generation 1]] | [[Category: Generation 1]] | ||
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[[Category: G1 Blue Ponies]] | [[Category: G1 Blue Ponies]] | ||
[[Category: Big Brother Ponies]] | [[Category: Big Brother Ponies]] | ||
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| + | [[Category: Year Five (1986-1987)]] | ||
Revision as of 00:30, 6 March 2011
Quarterback is a G1 Big Brother Pony. His UK name is Score.
Pony Stats
- Pose: Quarterback Pose
- Body Colour: Blue
- Hair Colour: Blue with white streak in mane
- Eye Colour: Purple
- Symbol: Pink and white American football
- Accessories
Lavender Football Helmet
Pink Bandana
Pink Grasshopper Comb
Backcard Stories
Note: These stories are reproduced exactly as they appear on the ponies' backcards, including all errors.
US Backcard Story
Mr. Sun beamed warmly, and the trees rustled a happy song with the twittering birds. It was such a lovely day that Quarterback went for a long walk to visit his friends, the Flutter Ponies. He watched as the baby Flutter Ponies practiced flying in the blue sky. Quarterback applauded as a little Flutter Pony gracefully circled her mama and landed again. Suddenly, Quarterback remembered he was supposed to play in the big football game today! "I'm late for the game!" he cried to his friends. The Flutter Ponies gently picked him up and whisked him to the football field. As Quarterback landed on the field, he caught the football and raced to the goal post. "Touchdown!" exclaimed Tex. The ponies cheered in the bleachers and laughed with delight at Quarterback's exciting entrance.
Media Appearances
He guest starred in one episode of the My Little Pony & Friends TV series, "Somnambula".
