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The '''first season of ''My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic''''' aired on [[The Hub]] from October 10, 2010 to May 6, 2011.
The '''first season of ''My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic''''' aired on [[The Hub]] from October 10, 2010 to May 6, 2011. The season served as a reboot of the ''[[My Little Pony]]'' franchise by [[Hasbro]], following the [[Generation 3|third generation]]. Somewhat unique to the rest of the show, which follow the ensemble cast of the show, season 1 almost exclusively follows {{FIM|Twilight Sparkle}}, even episodes that don't star her tend to feature her heavily.

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==Episodes==
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==Cast==
==Cast==
* [[Tara Strong]] as Twilight Sparkle
* [[Tara Strong]] as {{FIM|Twilight Sparkle}}
** [[Rebecca Shoichet]] as Twilight Sparkle (singing voice)
** [[Rebecca Shoichet]] as Twilight Sparkle (singing voice)
* [[Tabitha St. Germain]] as Rarity
* [[Tabitha St. Germain]] as {{FIM|Rarity}}
** [[Kazumi Evans]] as Rarity (singing voice)
** [[Kazumi Evans]] as Rarity (singing voice)
* [[Ashleigh Ball]] as Applejack and Rainbow Dash
* [[Ashleigh Ball]] as {{FIM|Applejack}} and {{FIM|Rainbow Dash}}
* [[Andrea Libman]] as Fluttershy and Pinkie Pie
* [[Andrea Libman]] as {{FIM|Fluttershy}} and {{FIM|Pinkie Pie}}
** [[Shannon Chan-Kent]] as Pinkie Pie (singing voice)
** [[Shannon Chan-Kent]] as Pinkie Pie (singing voice)
* [[Cathy Weseluck]] as Spike
* [[Cathy Weseluck]] as {{FIM|Spike}}
* [[Nicole Oliver]] as Princess Celestia
* [[Nicole Oliver]] as {{FIM|Princess Celestia}}
* The Cutie Mark Crusaders
* The {{FIM|Cutie Mark Crusaders}}
** [[Michelle Creber]] as Apple Bloom
** [[Michelle Creber]] as {{FIM|Apple Bloom}}
** [[Madeleine Peters]] as Scootaloo
** [[Madeleine Peters]] as {{FIM|Scootaloo}}
** [[Claire Corlett]] as Sweetie Belle
** [[Claire Corlett]] as {{FIM|Sweetie Belle}}
*** Michelle Creber as Sweetie Belle (singing voice)
*** Michelle Creber as Sweetie Belle (singing voice)
* [[Peter New]] as Big McIntosh
* [[Peter New]] as {{FIM|Big McIntosh}}
* [[Tabitha St. Germain]] as Princess Luna/Nightmare Moon, Granny Smith, Mrs. Cake, and Photo Finish
* [[Tabitha St. Germain]] as {{FIM|Princess Luna}}/Nightmare Moon, {{FIM|Granny Smith}}, {{FIM|Mrs. Cake}}, and {{FIM|Photo Finish}}
* [[Kelly Metzger]] as Spitfire
* [[Kelly Metzger]] as {{FIM|Spitfire}}
* [[Matt Hill]] as Soarin
* [[Matt Hill]] as {{FIM|Soarin}}
* [[Cathy Weseluck]] as Mayor Mare and Golden Harvest
* [[Cathy Weseluck]] as [[Mayor Mare]] and [[Golden Harvest]]
* [[Nicole Oliver]] as Cheerilee
* [[Nicole Oliver]] as {{FIM|Cheerilee}}
* [[Brian Drummond]] as Mr. Cake
* [[Brian Drummond]] as {{FIM|Mr. Cake}}
* [[Chantal Strand]] as Diamond Tiara and Bon Bon
* [[Chantal Strand]] as {{FIM|Diamond Tiara}} and {{FIM|Bon Bon}}
* [[Shannon Chan-Kent]] as Silver Spoon
* [[Shannon Chan-Kent]] as {{FIM|Silver Spoon}}
* [[Brenda Crichlow]] as Zecora
* [[Brenda Crichlow]] as {{FIM|Zecora}}
* [[Richard Ian Cox]] as Snails
* [[Richard Ian Cox]] as {{FIM|Snails}}
* [[Lee Tockar]] as Snips, [[Steven Magnet]]
* [[Lee Tockar]] as {{FIM|Snips}}, [[Steven Magnet]]
* [[Maryke Hendrikse]] as Gilda
* [[Maryke Hendrikse]] as [[Gilda]]
* [[Kathleen Barr]] as Trixie and Hoops
* [[Kathleen Barr]] as {{FIM|Trixie Lulamoon|Trixie}} and {{FIM|Hoops}}
* [[Blu Mankuma]] as "Flutterguy"
* [[Blu Mankuma]] as "Flutterguy"
* [[Trevor Devall]] as Hoity Toity
* [[Trevor Devall]] as [[Hoity Toity]]
* [[Rena Anakwe]] as Sapphire Shores
* [[Rena Anakwe]] as {{FIM|Sapphire Shore}}
* The Diamond Dogs
* The Diamond Dogs
** [[Scott McNeil]] as Rover
** [[Scott McNeil]] as {{FIM|Rover}}
** [[Garry Chalk]] as Fido
** [[Garry Chalk]] as {{FIM|Fido}}
** [[Lee Tockar]] as Spot
** [[Lee Tockar]] as {{FIM|Spot}}
* [[Michael Daingerfield|Michael Daingerfield Hall]]<!-- Andrew Francis tweeted his audition of the character did not make the final cut. --> as Braeburn
* [[Michael Daingerfield]] as [[Braeburn]]
* [[Erin Mathews]] as Little Strongheart
* [[Erin Mathews]] as [[Little Strongheart]]
* [[Scott McNeil]] as Chief Thunderhooves
* [[Scott McNeil]] as [[Chief Thunderhooves]]
* [[Vincent Tong|Vincent Tong]] as Pony Joe and Prince Blueblood
* [[Vincent Tong|Vincent Tong]] as Pony Joe and Prince Blueblood
* [[James Wootton]] as Mule
* [[James Wootton]] as Mule

==Major crew members==
* [[List of My Little Pony directors|Directors]]
** [[Jayson Thiessen]] {{CN|main director, all episodes}}
** James Wootton {{CN|co-director, all episodes}}
* [[List of My Little Pony writers|Writers]]
** [[Lauren Faust]]
** [[Amy Keating Rogers]]
** [[Cindy Morrow]]
** [[Chris Savino]]
** [[Meghan McCarthy]]
** [[Charlotte Fullerton]]
** [[M.A. Larson]]
** [[Dave Polsky]]

==Music==
* [[Friendship is Magic opening song#Group shot|Friendship is Magic opening song]]

==Merchandising and streaming==
===Toylines===
===Home media releases===
===Streaming and digital storefronts===
The season was offered on [[iTunes]].

==See also==

==External links==

==References==
{{Reflist}}
{{footer}}

[[Category:Friendship is Magic seasons]]

Latest revision as of 23:55, 7 March 2023

Season 1 group shot

The first season of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic aired on The Hub from October 10, 2010 to May 6, 2011. The season served as a reboot of the My Little Pony franchise by Hasbro, following the third generation. Somewhat unique to the rest of the show, which follow the ensemble cast of the show, season 1 almost exclusively follows Twilight Sparkle, even episodes that don't star her tend to feature her heavily.

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Episodes

# Episode title Air date Focus character
1 Friendship is Magic (part 1) October 10, 2010 Mane Six
2 Friendship is Magic (part 2) October 22, 2010
3 The Ticket Master October 29, 2010
4 Applebuck Season November 5, 2010 Applejack
5 Griffon the Brush Off November 12, 2010 Pinkie Pie
6 Boast Busters November 19, 2010 Twilight Sparkle
7 Dragonshy November 26, 2010 Fluttershy
8 Look Before You Sleep December 3, 2010 Rarity, Applejack
9 Bridle Gossip December 10, 2010
10 Swarm of the Century December 17, 2010
11 Winter Wrap Up December 24, 2010 Twilight Sparkle
12 Call of the Cutie January 7, 2011 Cutie Mark Crusaders
13 Fall Weather Friends January 28, 2011 Applejack, Rainbow Dash
14 Suited For Success February 4, 2011 Rarity
15 Feeling Pinkie Keen February 11, 2011 Twilight Sparkle, Pinkie Pie
16 Sonic Rainboom February 18, 2011 Rainbow Dash
17 Stare Master February 25, 2011 Fluttershy, Cutie Mark Crusaders
18 The Show Stoppers March 4, 2011 Cutie Mark Crusaders
19 A Dog and Pony Show March 11, 2011 Rarity
20 Green Isn't Your Color March 18, 2011 Fluttershy, Rarity
21 Over a Barrel March 25, 2011
22 A Bird in the Hoof April 8, 2011 Fluttershy
23 The Cutie Mark Chronicles April 15, 2011 Mane Six, Cutie Mark Crusaders
24 Owl's Well That Ends Well April 22, 2011 Spike
25 Party of One April 29, 2011 Pinkie Pie
26 The Best Night Ever May 26, 2011 Mane Six

Cast

Major crew members

Music

Merchandising and streaming

Toylines

Home media releases

Streaming and digital storefronts

The season was offered on iTunes.

See also

External links

References

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