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Description

I had the pleasure to work in this amazing character that we used as a template to create all MLP g5 characters after. Thanks to Boulder Media and Hasbro to delegate on me, the character modeling supervision and 3d vis dev. Sunny is the result of many people hard work and it couldnt look that cool if any of us didnt try their best, my character modeling team was awesome!!!. It took me a lot of tries to achieve a style in 3d that was recognizable as MLP with the new touch we wanted to give them. My friend @jonatancatalan was a revelation when he grabbed the 3d model and put some groom, shading and linghting on it, since then we knew we had finally our pony style, that evolved and improved but with a clear direction. I hope you enjoied the movie so far. I will upload few more images in the next few days.

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Background Pony #FA08
@Phoenixflambe
Fat=ugly. Got it.
To me, the only time a person is ugly is when they’re a terrible person, and maybe Mandy is bad because I have no idea who she is as a character, but from the screenshots, all I see is that she’s fat and short, and that makes her ugly, apparently.
…Huh.
Background Pony #B770
@Antonyourknee
Because a lot of cartoons are designed for toy manufacturing first and animation last. Cartoons were and still are just marketing tools for toys rather than cartoons that sell toys.
Antonyourknee
Non-Fungible Trixie -
My Little Pony - 1992 Edition
Wallet After Summer Sale -

A waste of biomatter
A lot of cartoons for a while tend to make their characters look ugly and unappealing, either out of laziness or deliberately… to have cute characters that actually look nice was always a big advantage for MLP.