Even though the C&D rendered the game's fate uncertain and was no doubt a major blow to them, they later stated (in a now defunct link) 'We aren't done yet regardless of how this turns out, so please stay tuned'.

Not to mention they have access to the Skullgirls engine.

Then again, Lauren Faust joined the team to help design a Spiritual Successor.

Downer Ending: The cease and desist being a meta one.

Even without the Friendship is Magic cast, the idea of quadrupedal fighters offers some unique ideas.

Crazy Enough to Work: Well, it WAS a fighting game featuring the cast of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.

Autobots, Rock Out!: Rainbow Dash's stage theme is heavy on the rock.My Little Pony: Fighting is Magic contained examples of: (Character-specific tropes go here) Please put all tropes pertaining specifically to that game on that page.Īnything that has not been officially confirmed goes on the Wild Mass Guessing page. On October 31st 2014, an image of a mysterious book with what appears to be a lamb peeking out of it was posted on Mane6's twitter, and on August 28th 2015, the game's spiritual successor was revealed to be Them's Fightin' Herds. The most recent version includes Trixie (but not Rainbow Dash or Fluttershy). Ī Mega Edition of the game is currently being worked on. In January 2014, Lauren Faust revealed the first un-finalized character design for a reindeer character.Ī Tribute Edition of this game (with complete character designs for Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy) can be found here. Also on March 27, 2013, the Skullgirls Indiegogo campaign raised $725,000 USD, allowing Mane6 use of that game's engine for free. To that end, Lauren Faust herself has joined the Mane6 team to design all-new characters. On March 2nd of 2013, Mane6 revealed that, although their efforts to get special permission from Hasbro to continue the game have met with nothing but dead ends, they still plan to finish the game in a different form (but retaining all of the game mechanics). Production was halted on February 8th 2013 due to a cease and desist order from Hasbro, while Mane6 attempted legal negotiations. A state-of-the-state overview of the game can be found here. There is a forum discussion about it (and Them's Fightin' Herds) here. The final version of the game was to feature 17 characters.

It featured characters from the first season of the TV series My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. My Little Pony: Fighting is Magic was a fanmade Fighting Game being developed by Mane6.

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