#Little disc with picture tv
#Little disc with picture windows

During 'tons of fun', Pinkie Pie teaches a class and fires a cake out of her party cannon that splats on the screen. Thorax and Ember fly past the screen, and Twilight sees her friends at the front door of the school.ĭuring the lyric 'big adventure', Rainbow Dash appears at the Wonderbolt Academy with Misty Fly, Soarin, Spitfire, and Fleetfoot. In the second establishing shot of Twilight's castle and school side-by-side, Maud Pie chips at a rock with a pickaxe, Twilight and Starlight Glimmer trot past DJ Pon-3, the Cutie Mark Crusaders appear near Big McIntosh and Sugar Belle, and several students are seen, including Silverstream, Yona, and Sandbar. Various characters appear in the first establishing shot of the school, including Cranky Doodle Donkey, Matilda, Cheerilee and a class of foals, Trixie, and Zecora.

During 'Ahh, ahh, ahh, ahhh.', Rainbow Dash and the Wonderbolts burst through the clouds before Rainbow curves down toward the school. As in the original, it begins with Twilight and Spike descending in the Twinkling Balloon. Starting with The Maud Couple, the theme is given a complete overhaul centered around the School of Friendship. Season 8 (except School Daze - Part 1 and 2) and 9 The melody of the first theme can still be heard in the end credits for most episodes.

#Little disc with picture windows

' Creme Brulee' is replaced by Big McIntosh, Granny Smith walks in the opposite direction, there is an addition of a train station and a steam-engine Friendship Express train running through Ponyville, with Derpy peeking from one of the cars' windows and the Cutie Mark Crusaders sitting in the last car, and Princess Celestia's magic now has its proper yellow glow. It features unaltered lyrics, but Rebecca Shoichet's vocals for Twilight Sparkle are re-recorded, the instruments are higher in the mix in relation to the vocals, it features a rising 'whoop' sound as Rainbow Dash spins through the clouds, and it is accompanied by a slightly different animated sequence. Season 2 ( Lesson Zero and Luna Eclipsed only)Ī remastered version of the theme song debuted in Lesson Zero. Some animation from the season one ending of the theme song is re-used in Crusaders of the Lost Mark.Īn instrumental version of the end credits version of this song can be heard as one completes a level in My Little Pony: Puzzle Party. My Little Pony Friends uses lyrics and melody from the theme song.

#Little disc with picture tv

The opening lyrics and melody are borrowed from the theme of the original My Little Pony television series, which ran from 1986 to 1987.Įxcept Italian season one and the Japanese broadcasts on TV Tokyo which both have their own themes, most of the non-English versions, including Boomerang and Cartoonito Italy's broadcasts of subsequent seasons, as well as Dlife and Disney Channel Japan's reairings of the first two seasons, use translations of this song or keep the song in English.

The song is also included in the My Little Pony Live Show. Shortened instrumental versions of the theme song play on the menus of the show's DVDs, and modified versions of the theme song play in some of the brand's toy commercials. The show's theme song features the voices of all six leading characters, and is played in every episode's title sequence. Season 1 and 2 ( The Return of Harmony Part 1 and 2 only) All of season 1, first two episodes of season 2, end credits for all except The Return of Harmony Part 2, A Friend in Deed, A Canterlot Wedding - Part 2, Magical Mystery Cure, Pinkie Pride, Twilight's Kingdom - Part 2, The Cutie Map - Part 2, Rarity Investigates!, Made in Manehattan, Hearthbreakers, The Hooffields and McColts, The Crystalling - Part 1, The Crystalling - Part 2, The Gift of the Maud Pie, On Your Marks, Gauntlet of Fire, No Second Prances, A Hearth's Warming Tail, Stranger Than Fan Fiction, 28 Pranks Later, The Perfect Pear, and Sparkle's SevenĪnne Bryant and Clifford 'Ford' Klinder (original theme)