Hasbro has been pretty lenient thus far about MLP fan projects, so hopefully the Mane6 team won’t get a surprise Cease & Desist anytime soon. It looks like the engine works well, the characters’ animations and backgrounds fit perfectly with the look of the show, and Applejack’s bluegrass rock theme (composed by RainbowCrash88) sounds fantastic. Online play will also be supported.Īs someone who loves fighting games and who also has a not-too-secret love for My Little Pony, I think this is totally super-sweet. However, they also say that the main six – Twilight Sparkle, Applejack, Rarity, Rainbow Dash, Fluttershy, and Pinkie Pie – will be “playable at launch,” so presumably they’ll be patching everyone else in later. Sadly, the video here only only gives us a glimpse of how Applejack plays, but the creators say that the final product will have 17 playable fighters in all. It’s fairly early-on in development – the footage you see here to the right is “PreAlpha” footage, just used to show how the game’s fighting engine handles things like launches and juggles, which every good fighting game should have. This is My Little Pony: Fighting is Magic, a 2D fighter designed by a team of volunteers calling themselves “Mane6,” starring the cast of the series.
So, you know, it was only a matter of time before we saw an ambitious fan-made videogame starring those adorable little residents of Ponyville. No, the internet really, really loves the new My Little Pony series. The internet really loves the new My Little Pony series. If Street Fighter took place in the land of Equestria, it would look like this.
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