During the 1980s, miniature vintage Care Bears made of PVC and about an inch high made waves in the market. Here are all of them!

Released in 1995 exclusively in the Netherlands, the Dutch Ponies were a unique and rare set within the My Little Pony line.

Mail Order Ponies often featured unique designs, color schemes, and symbols that set them apart from regular releases. Here’s the full list.

Released in 1989, these ponies were designed with an elaborate, sculpted carousel theme. Learn more about them and their colors.

The Sparkle Ponies from Hasbro’s My Little Pony line are a dazzling group introduced in Year 6. Learn more about these translucent toys.

Back in the ’80s, Hasbro decided to shake things up in the My Little Pony world by introducing the Pony Friends line. Learn more here!

The Peek-A-Boo Baby Ponies offer a unique combination of colors and symbols and interactive movable heads. Learn more about them here.

The Sundae Best Ponies are a special subgroup of Generation 1 My Little Ponies with scented bodies and painted symbols. Here are all of them!

The Happy Tails Ponies are a delightful subset of the Generation 1 My Little Pony series. They were equipped with a tail mechanism!

The Brush ‘n Grow Ponies had a unique feature that made them stand out from the rest: their tails could be extended by pulling them out!

The Magic Message Ponies were a unique and enchanting group from Generation 1 of My Little Pony. Meet all ponies in the lineup here!

Let’s look at the My Little Pony Big Brother ponies and learn more about their unique themes, poses, symbols, and vibrant personalities.

Let’s look at the My Little Pony Big Brother ponies and learn more about their unique themes, poses, symbols, and vibrant personalities.

The Twice as Fancy Ponies are a special subset of My Little Pony from the 1980s G1 lineup. Their symbols extend across their entire bodies.

The Newborn Twin Ponies were introduced during the G1 My Little Pony era in the late 1980s. Learn more about these cute pairs of twin ponies.

In the 1980s, there was one My Little Pony movie and two TV series. Let’s take a look at the different characters, stories, and MLP G1 toys.

The Flutter Ponies were a unique sub-line of My Little Pony toys introduced in Year 4 (1986) by Hasbro as part of the G1 collection.

The eyes of the vintage Beddy Bye Eye (BBE) Baby Ponies are able to close when the pony is laid on its side. Creepy? Take a look!

Twinkle Eyed ponies, or TE ponies, are a unique group from the G1 My Little Pony lineup. What makes them truly special is their their eyes.

The So Soft Ponies, introduced in Year 4 of the My Little Pony lineup, had a flocked coating that gave them a soft, fuzzy texture.

The G1 Birthflower Ponies were a unique set of twelve ponies, each designed to represent a specific month and its corresponding birth flower.

The Spanish “Piggy” Ponies are a unique subset of My Little Pony collectibles, produced exclusively for the Spanish market in the 1980s.

Hasbro’s 40th Anniversary re-release of My Little Pony was a celebration of the franchise’s enduring legacy. Here’s how to find them today.

To celebrate My Little Pony’s 35th anniversary, Hasbro granted Basic Fun the license to recreate these iconic G1 characters. Learn more!