So,
My Little Pony OCs are pretty cool, huh?
I mean, think about it:
you get to create and design your very own pony, or other type of creature, within Equestria.
You can make them any color you want.
You can put items of clothing and cool little accessories on them.
You can spend four months straight crafting a two-hundred-thousand word novel
about their backstory.
And, most importantly, you can imagine them living in the peaceful and harmonious land of Equestria.
(Where, a catastrophic, world-ending event almost happens, like, every other two months,
but hey, that's beside the point.)
What I'm trying to say is that My Little Pony OCs or "ponysonas" are pretty neat.
There's even a decent chance that you, the one watching this video,
have created at least one of them for yourself.
Heck, even I have one that I made back in early 2021.
He's a cool little giant blueberry with a purple hoodie. I love him very much.
That being said though, despite the differences that the countless number of MLP OCs have, He's a cool little giant blueberry with a purple hoodie. I love him very much.
That being said though, despite the differences that the countless number of MLP OCs have,
They all still have one small thing in common:
that being the fact that they are not canon to the actual universe and lore of Equestria.
[Ding!]
But wait. Hold on a minute.
I actually just lied to you.
Though the vast majority of MLP OCs and sonas aren't canon,
there actually exists a very small subset of them that are.
As in they actually officially appeared in MLP: Friendship is Magic itself.
So naturally, I'm going to spend the rest of this video
taking a look at all of the notable examples of this that I could find,
and try my best to explain who exactly created them
and how did they even make their way into the show in the first place.
And, just so you know, with the exception of one,
I'm only going to talk about the OCs that appear in specifically MLP:FIM itself.
This is mainly because the people who draw the official MLP comics
REALLY enjoy putting their random OCs in the background sometimes.
This video would be, like, three hours long if I tried to talk about all of those,
so I'm just going to skip them and focus on the show.
So, with that caveat having been said,
let's begin taking a look at the history of canon My Little Pony OCs.
So...
the first ever OC that managed to make its way into the show
was a background pony named Holly Dash.
She first appeared during a single shot all the way back in season one episode two,
and she would make her second and ultimately final appearance eight episodes later
in "Swarm of the Century",
where she can briefly be seen running away from some parasprites.
Holly Dash as an original character, though,
was created by an animator and visual effects artist
that actually worked on the MLP:FIM show itself:
Holly Giesbrecht.
According to some comments that she made on DeviantArt
Holly Dash originated from when she and a few other animators working on the show
decided to use some of the pony assets that they had access to
to design their own original ponies for fun.
She also said that the name "Holly Dash" was from a nickname that she was given by her coworkers
due to her dyed air being somewhat similar to Rainbow Dash's hair in the show.
How exactly Holly Dash ended up in the show isn't entirely known.
But, according to Giesbrecht, she created her while being under Hasbro's contract
which meant that, legally speaking, Hasbro fully owned her OC.
So I believe what most likely happened was that some animators working on the show
tried to put Holly Dash into the background of a few episodes
while they were still in production, but she was eventually noticed by a few higher-ups.
Rather than telling them to remove her though, they instead just... let her stay there, I guess.
Anyways, according to Giesbrecht in a DeviantArt reply,
Holly Dash stopped appearing in episodes after "Swarm of the Century"
"mostly because she wasn't supposed to be there at all."
After those episodes aired,
Hasbro would actually use Holly Dash for a few pieces of merchandise
and she would also make a few small cameos in the official comics by IDW a few years later.
As for Holly Giesbrecht herself though,
she seemingly stopped working on MLP:FIM sometime during 2013,
but has apparently been doing pretty well as a freelance artist and animator ever since then.
Also, one more thing...
You know how I said that Holly Dash was created during the production of season one of FIM?
Yeah, that most likely means that she was one of, if not possibly the first ever,
MLP Gen. 4 OC to ever be created. Period.
It's pretty interesting to think about how this, and one other pony later in the video,
were quite literally created before any episodes of the show even aired.
Alright then,
so now... to the next one.
The second OC to ever be in the show was another female pegasus,
this time called Wild Fire.
She first appeared in the season two finale "A Canterlot Wedding"
in that one flashback where Cadance shows off her love magic
by making Wild Fire and her partner suddenly stop arguing.
(Which, by the way, that lowkey kinda has some weird implications if you think about it...
...but that's beside the point I guess.)
Anyways, she would also make a few other smaller background appearances:
firstly in the season three episode "Wonderbolts Academy"
and lastly in the season six episode "Top Bolt".
Wild Fire the OC though, much like Holly Dash,
was created by a person who worked on the show itself:
this time it was Sabrina Alberghetti, a storyboard artist.
From what I can gather,
Sabrina made Wild Fire sometime during 2011 while season two was still in production.
According to Sabrina in a few DeviantArt journal posts
her OC made it into the first part of the Canterlot Wedding two-parter
when she noticed, when looking at a revised version of the storyboard,
that the pony who was originally going to be the one arguing with the stallion in the flashback,
a pony called Meadow Flower, looked quite similar to Wild Fire;
so, she decided to half-jokingly suggest to the art director of the episode, Ridd Sorensen,
that they replace Meadow Flower with Wild Fire in the scene,
which he surprisingly approved of.
And in season three, Wild Fire would be added to the Wonderbolts Academy episode
apparently after the co-director of this season James "Wootie"
needed a few extra background pony designs to fill in some crowd shots,
so he asked Sabrina if they could use Wild Fire.
Something interesting that I noticed here, though,
is that in "Wonderbolts Academy" Wild Fire's hair and tail styles
were actually changed to look more like Derpy's:
This was apparently because several other show staff members
tried and failed to put their OCs into other episodes
and DHX didn't want to upset Hasbro by adding in too many "non-approved pony designs".
Anyways, in terms of appearances outside of FIM,
Wild Fire would be featured in two MLP collectable cards
and also be seen a few times in the MLP comics.
As for Sabrina Alberghetti herself though,
she continued doing her storyboarding job at DHX for Friendship is Magic up until around 2015,
when she announced on Twitter that she would be moving on from the show after season six.
And that's pretty much everything about Wild Fire.
It's just a pretty interesting case of another show staff member's original pony
getting put into the show.
The circumstances of this next pony are a bit more unique when compared to the last two.
Instead of a pony OC that was directly created by a crew member working on the show itself,
this is one that was created by a kid of someone who worked on the show.
So this is Midnight Strike.
She is another female pegasus and was created by the daughter
of the previously mentioned art director Ridd Sorensen.
And well, lo and behold,
in the episode "Wonderbolts Academy" she briefly appears in one scene
as a Wonderbolt cadet flying through a hoop in the background.
That's right: Ridd Sorensen used his position on the show
to pull some strings, I guess,
and managed to get his daughter's pony into an actual episode.
From what I can tell,
Ridd Sorensen's daughter designed Midnight Strike sometime during 2011.
In this forum post that she made on a virtual pet adoption website in December of 2011,
she actually gave some more specific details on Midnight Strike as an original character:
her cutie mark is a lightning cloud,
she is a teenager,
her special talent is being "fast",
she was born and raised in Cloudsdale, but eventually moved to Ponyville
and her personality is described as being friendly and a bit silly.
In addition to this, there's this other note that says:
"my dad is art director of the show, so my pony's gonna be an extra!"
Something else related to this that I found kinda amusing
is how shortly after the "Wonderbolts Academy" episode first aired in December of 2012,
Ridd Sorensen made this tweet announcing that the name of the OC was Midnight Strike.
And by the wording of the post,
it almost seems like his daughter told him to make that tweet
so the MLP fandom wouldn't coin their own name for her pony
which, if that is what happened, that's honestly both quite funny and wholesome at the same time.
Anyways, there isn't much else to say about Midnight Strike.
This is just a pretty funny case of a crew member
somehow successfully putting their kid's OC into the show.
So, this next pony in the history of canon MLP OCs is called Peachy Pitt.
She is a female unicorn that seems to be a banner vendor living in Ponyville
and she appeared in two total episodes,
though the more notable appearance out of the two was in the season 4 episode from 2014 "Pinkie Pride",
wherein, thanks to Tabitha St. Germain, she actually has a brief speaking role
talking to Pinkie during the "Pinkie the Party Planner" song.
And, as you may have already guessed,
Peachy Pitt is also yet another OC that was created by somebody who worked on the show.
This time it was an animator working at Studio B Productions,
AKA DHX Vancouver,
called Erica Pitt, AKA DHX Vancouver,
called Erica Pitt,
who did some work on the show from May to December of 2010.
According to an interview on a brony podcast
that Erica answered some questions on in October of 2011,
much like how Holly Dash was created, she originally designed Peachy Pitt
by recolouring some of the stock pony assets that she had access to,
which also means that Peachy Pitt is the other contender
for possibly being the first ever Gen.4 pony OC, which is cool to think about.
What's kind of funny in hindsight is that she also said that she and several other animators
were explicitly told by few higher-ups not to add their OCs as background ponies in the show.
Another kind of funny thing that she mentions here
is that, apparently, a T-shirt with an image of Peachy Pitt imprinted onto it
was worn at the Studio B Productions studio
as an inside joke between herself and some of the other animators.
And, before you ask,
no, I unfortunately couldn't find any photos of it, but I sure wish that I did.
One more interesting thing that I found that's worth bringing up about the history of Peachy Pitt
was that sometime between July and August of 2011
a brony by the name of Cliff decided to write a letter addressed to Erica Pitt,
basically just thanking her for all of the work that she did on the show.
Once she received it, instead of maybe ignoring it or just writing a simple letter back,
Erica decided to go a few steps above that
by sending him an entire framed autographed image of Peachy Pitt,
which you are currently seeing in the video playing right now.
The writing on it is a bit hard to read because the image quality is, like... 144p,
but it more or less personally thanks Cliff for being a fan of the show,
and says that Peachy Pitt appreciates all of her fans.
This is pretty funny, because it's certainly not every day that you see
an MLP crew member sending someone an entire framed image of their pony OC.
I like to image that this guy still has it up hanging on a wall in his house...
...or something...
Anyways, as to how exactly Peachy Pitt even got into the show itself
well, truthfully, I don't know.
both of the episodes where she can be seen
were produced years after Erica pitt had already left the show,
so my best guess is that maybe some veteran crew members remembered Peachy Pitt...
...or something...
and decided she would look good as a vendor pony, or whatever,
though that is only speculation, so take it with a grain of salt.
As for how Erica Pitt herself is doing,
she worked on a few other Flash animated cartoons for a few more years up until 2013,
when she apparently decided to begin focus working in the videogame industry instead,
and ever since at least 2016 she's been employed at the game development company
Klei Entertainment. and ever since at least 2016 she's been employed at the game development company
Klei Entertainment.
And also, one more thing:
this is sorta unrelated, but Peachy Pitt is probably my personal favourite pony on this entire list
like, this is literally S-tier pony design.
I hereby give this horse the Tobby Stamp of Approval.
Anyways, let's now take a look at the next pony on the list.
This next OC is named Stellar Eclipse.
For some context,
he was the very first of the four total OCs that appeared in MLP G4
as a result of Hasbro and DHX working with the Make-A-Wish foundation.
If you are unaware what the Make-A-Wish foundation is,
in short it's basically a non-profit organization that aims to fulfill the wishes
of terminally and/or otherwise critically ill children between the ages of 2½ and 18.
Stellar Eclipse's creator, who I will just refer to as Stellar for the sake of his privacy,
was born with a rare genetic disease called spinal muscular atrophy type 3.
And so,
around the time that the fourth season of MLP: Friendship is Magic was being produced in 2013,
the Make-A-Wish foundation, who had recently started working with Stellar and his family,
approached Hasbro and DHX in order to fulfill something that he had wished for.
And as you already know,
that something was his pony OC, Stellar Eclipse, appearing in an episode of the show.
The episode where he can be seen is in season four, episode twenty-two "Trade Ya!".
He appears in it when Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy try to get him to trade them a lamp,
and also when they find out that he's waiting in line for an oat burger at a food truck.
What's especially cool about his appearance in this episode
is that they didn't just get a random guy to voice his pony or whatever:
DHX actually gave Stellar himself the opportunity to voice his OC
which is, honestly, really awesome.
In addition to this,
Stellar Eclipse is also one of the very few ponies within Generation 4 In addition to this,
Stellar Eclipse is also one of the very few ponies within Generation 4
that is depicted as having a physical disability.
That being said,
in terms of Stellar Eclipse's appearance in official MLP media,
that's pretty much all that there is to say.
However, he can also be seen on the cover of an MLP comic released in 2016,
which is cool to see.
Now, as for Stellar himself, he seems to be doing quite fine nowadays.
As a matter of fact,
I would say that he's actually the most still active creator of an OC in this entire video,
as in he still actively participates in the MLP fandom on a regular basis to this very day.
He has a Twitter account and also a Twitch channel
where he occasionally streams some games with friends while using a pony Vtuber model.
And while his style of content probably won't be enjoyed by everybody,
from what I've seen though, he's a legitimately entertaining guy,
and certainly doesn't deserve to just be known for the time that his pony OC appeared in the show.
So, if you'd like to, you can go ahead and check out his Twitch channel and whatnot.
Anyways though, let's now talk about two pony OCs that were originally from the IDW comics
but then made it into the show itself.
So,
meet Bittersweet and Leadwing.
They are the OCs of the IDW Publishing MLP comic writer Kevin Cook
and artist Andy Price respectively.
Like I said, they actually initially originated from the MLP comics,
which makes sense given the people who created them.
They first appeared in the very first issue of the MLP: Friendship is Magic comic
released all the way back in 2012.
However, they wouldn't actually appear in the show until the season five episode "Princess Spike"
where they can be seen acting as delegates from a place in Equestria.
The two of them also made a few other small cameos in the show after Princess Spike:
Bittersweet can be seen in the background of a scene in the episode "Made in Manehattan"
and they can both be also seen in the crowd at Starlight Glimmer's graduation ceremony
in the season seven episode "Celestial Advice".
As to how exactly Katie Cook and Andy Price's OCs got into the show in the first place,
well... I'm not 100% sure how, but I believe it's probably safe to say
that their positions working on the MLP comics definitely had something to do with it.
Despite Hasbro at this point having a well-established rule in place
for show staff not to add their OCs into the show,
I imagine that adding Bittersweet and Leadwing
might have been a little easier for them to convince Hasbro to allow, I guess,
because Katie Cook and Andy Price themselves never worked at DHX;
they only ever worked for IDW Publishing.
Aside from the fact
they both also make a bunch of random miscellaneous cameos in the MLP comics,
there isn't really much else to say about them.
Two small things that I will mention, however,
is that according to Katie Cook on Twitter
Bittersweet is apparently supposed to be from "DeTrot".
And in July of 2012,
she also made this Tweet with this photo attached featuring Bittersweet.
It isn't too relevant, but I just thought it was funny.
Well then, with all that having been said,
let's now talk about a bit of a more *unique* pony OC.
So, at the end of the season five episode of MLP:FIM "Canterlot Boutique"
this pony right here enters the Canterlot Carousel,
asking about a dress right before the episode ends.
Shortly after the episode was released, she was dubbed Whoa Nellie by the fandom
though this name is wholly unofficial
as she's referred to as "Incidental Pony" in the credits.
(And, by the way, this is sort of unrelated,
but I decided to spend, like, two hours tracking down the origin of the Whoa Nellie name
and the earliest mention of it that I could find was from a Derpibooru comment
posted a few hours after the episode first aired.
Anyways, if you ever watched the Canterlot Boutique episode,
you probably thought the inclusion of this pony was just a small gag
put at the end for fun, or whatever.
And while that is true,
what you probably didn't know however is that Whoa Nellie is, technically speaking,
a pony OC that was created by a person named Chermaine Verhagan,
an artist who worked at DHX as a character and prop designer for the show
during seasons five and six.
According to QnA panels held during a few different My Little Pony conventions
Charmaine apparently had a habit of sometimes drawing random ponies
she created with unique or distinctive designs during her breaks for fun.
and one of those ponies she created one day was, of course, none other than Whoa Nellie.
As far as I can tell, Whoa Nellie seemed to almost become somewhat of an inside joke
between some of the people working on the show at the time.
As was explained by a few show staff being asked about Whoa Nellie at QnAs,
she apparently got into the show as a result of two other character designers,
Kora Kosicka and Rebecca Dart, finding out about Whoa Nellie
and submitting her to Hasbro for their approval,
fully expecting for her design to be rejected by them.
But, in a funny twist of fate,
to their surprise Hasbro actually approved Whoa Nellie to appear in episodes of the show.
So, that's how she ended up in Canterlot Boutique.
That being said, she also made a few small appearances in some other episodes,
like in "Tanks for the Memories", where a photograph of her can be seen inside of a locker,
and in the episode "Made in Manehattan", where she can be seen printed on a newspaper.
There isn't a whole lot else to say about her,
but one kinda interesting thing that is worth mentioning before I talk about the next OC
is that, according to the previously mentioned staff QnAs,
during season five's production, they would often internally refer to Whoa Nellie
as the "Love Yourself pony", due to her cutie mark literally being a depiction of a star
with herself in the middle of it, which is cool to see and think about.
So,
this next pony OC was the second out of four total OCs
that appeared in the show as a result of the previously mentioned Make-A-Wish Foundation.
She is called Angel Wings,
and she is a pegasus that appeared throughout the season six episode "Top Bolt"
as one of the newly accepted trainees at the Wonderbolts Academy,
most notably when she talked to Twilight Sparkle and Rainbow Dash a few times in the episode.
And what's even more cool is that, much like with the creator of Stellar Eclipse,
the creator of Angel Wings also got to voice their OC here.
And, speaking of them,
Angel Wings was created by a person called Lex Heule
who, as a result of being born with a congenital heart disease,
got approached by the Make-A-Wish Foundation sometime in 2015
and, as you already know, they would use their granted wish to them
to voice a pony in MLP:FIM,
which is eventually how Angel Wings made it into the show.
According to what I could find
Lex had first created Angel Wings sometime around 2014-early 2015
and they apparently initially used generalzoi's pony creator flash game on DeviantArt
to design her.
Which is... pretty interesting to think about:
especially when you consider that the design of the bracelets
that can be seen on Angel Wings's front hooves are quite literally taken
straight from generalzoi's pony creator itself.
Anyways, outside of the show,
Angel Wings also briefly appeared in some other MLP stuff
like in the comics,
the Gameloft game,
and also a collectable card.
But, as to how Angel Wings's creator is doing nowadays,
well, they don't have much of an active online presence from the looks of it
but, according to their Twitter at least, they seem to be doing fine.
There isn't much else to say about Angel Wings now, so why don't we now take a look
at the next pony OC that appeared in the show.
So,
this upcoming pony is yet again another OC that got into the show
because of the Make-A-Wish foundation.
So, in the season seven episode "Fame and Misfortune"
during this one scene where a bunch of out of town ponies
are trying to get Twilight Sparkle's attention after the friendship journal in the episode
was published,
the OC can be seen.
To be specific, he's this blue unicorn pony right here
that's wearing a cap on his head.
You're probably now wondering what his name is, right?
Well, you see, uh, that's the thing...
...he doesn't have a name
or, at least, doesn't have one that I could find.
The credits of the episode do technically refer to him as "Out of Town Pony"
but that doesn't quite roll off the toungue, does it?
And, despite an hour or two of searching,
I could barely find anything else about this OC whatsoever.
It's simply too difficult to learn anything about him
if I don't even know his name.
As a matter of fact,
literally the only reason that I know he isn't just a normal background pony
is due to Jim Miller, a person who worked on the show at this time
making a reply to a tweet confirming that this pony was in fact an OC belonging to a kid
that was from the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
So, as such,
this OC is easily the most obscure pony in this entire video.
I literally had no clue this dude was even an OC until I was already mostly finished
writing the script for this video.
So, because of the obscurity of this pony, I don't have much to say about him
or, for that matter, his creator that requested he be put into the show.
And you know what?
Whoever they are, good for them.
They're definitely entitled to their privacy,
so all that I can say about them is that I hope they're still doing fine nowadays.
Anyways,
with that having been said, this next pony OC was the fourth and ultimately final pony
to be added into MLP because of the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
As mentioned in the beginning of this video,
I am sort of breaking my own rule of only talking about ponies who appeared in MLP:FIM here
because this pony didn't appear in the show, but rather instead the 2017 My Little Pony movie.
But hey, it's my video, I get to bend the rules here, okay?!
Anyways, meet Code Red.
He's an orange colored earth pony, and he briefly appeared in the background
of one scene in the movie, at around the 8 minute mark.
And, in addition to this, he was also voiced by the person who created him,
Adam Bengis.
So, for some context,
sometime around 2016 the Make-A-Wish Foundation began working with Adam and his family
due to him having survived leukemia
and, according to a magazine snippet I found,
his wish was apparently to be able to voice a character in an animated movie,
which he obviously ended up doing through the form of his own pony OC in the My Little Pony movie,
which is pretty cool.
You can see his name in the credits of the movie and everything.
With that being said, there isn't a lot else to say about Code Red,
because his appearance in the movie is pretty short and minimal.
So, as for his creator, Adam, he seems to be doing pretty well for himself.
He doesn't have that much of an online presence,
but he has occasionally posted photos of himself on hiking trips and whatnot.
So it's nice to see that he's still doing fine nowadays.
With that all having been said about Core Red though,
I believe it is now time to move on to the final two canon pony OCs that I could find.
Which, due to the circumstances of how they got into the show
being basically exactly the same,
I'll just be grouping them together for the sake of it.
Before I talk abut them though, there is some needed context.
So, during September of 2017,
a convention officially made and organized by Hasbro themselves,
appropriatedly named HasCon,
Took place throughout the 8th to the 10th at the Rhode Island Convention Center.
It's worth nothing that it wasn't specifically about My Little Pony or anything,
it was more like just a massive way of promoting all types
of the various different properties owned by Hasbro.
However, during this convention,
a special paid MLP-themed "Mane Event" took place,
where one of the included perks for people who paid the money to access the event
was getting a pony OC created specifically for them by a DHX artist
after they took a short, MLP-themed personality quiz. was getting a pony OC created specifically for them by a DHX artist
after they took a short, MLP-themed personality quiz.
In addition to this, they would also be automatically entered into a raffle,
where two lucky winners would be selected for their newly-designed OCs
to actually appear in an episode of the show itself.
So, who were the two lucky winners of the raffle?
Well, the first winner was a guy that goes by the online user name The Illustrious Q,
with the pony that was created for him having been given the name "Trusty Splendor",
who is an orange-colored pegasus with a pair of glasses.
He can briefly be seen in the season eight episode "School Daze - Part 1",
in a library with Sandbar.
And, in addition to being in the show,
Trusty Splendor also appeared once in the comics.
As for The Illustrious Q himself, he's actually a relatively active member of the MLP fandom
and, according to his Twitter account at least,
it seems that he's fully embraced Trusty Splendor as his pony OC,
which is pretty cool to see.
Anyways, as for who the winner of the second raffle was,
well, truthfully... I don't know. I couldn't find much.
The only thing that I could find as to who the second winner was well, truthfully... I don't know. I couldn't find much.
The only thing that I could find as to who the second winner was
is a comicbook.com article that mentioned their name was aparently Natalya
and absolutely nothing else.
But, if I had to take a guess, it's probably safe to say that they were just a kid,
because the pony OC that was designed after them is also a kid.
And, speaking of that OC, she's named Rainbow Harmony
and, as with Trusty Splendor, appeared in School Daze - Part 1
near the beginning of the episode, when she briefly gets some navigational advice
from Cozy Glow.
The design of Rainbow Harmony is pretty neat honestly:
she has a rainbow-colored mane and tail which is aside from a few notable examples,
we don't see a lot in Gen. 4 ponies.
Aside from that, though, she also appeared a few times in two MLP comic issues,
specifically in the MLP: Feats of Friendship series.
And, well, that's pretty much all that there is to say about her and Trust Splendor.
And so,
that therefore means that we have officially reached the end
of the thirteen different my Little Pony OCs, or sonas, that can be considered as canon in Gen. 4.
Looking back at all of them now, in hindsight, in addition to their creators,
I think it was quite interesting to learn of all of the different ways and reasons
that these ponies made their way into the show.
Whether they were added in by show staff,
requested to be put in by kids working with the Make-A-Wish Foundation
or added in for whichever other miscellaneous reason,
there was something inherently very unique and special about them
when compared to other MLP OCs.
This something is primarily the fact that, for better or for worse,
they are now forever immortalized as being a part of MLP:FIM itself.
So, with that all having been said...
thanks for watching the history of canon My Little Pony OCs.
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