Category:Sea Ponies

The Sea Ponies were first released in Year Two and were meant to be bathtime toys. Sea Ponies resemble seahorses. Only two sets of adult Sea Ponies were released, the last in Year Three, but there were many other sets of Baby Sea Ponies in the years that followed.

Adult Sea Ponies have metal weights in their tails to help them float upright in the bath. Each Sea Pony also has a shell stand with a suction cup on the back so that they could be stuck to the tub walls. Baby Sea Ponies each include a tube float in the likeness of a water animal to keep them afloat.

The Sea Ponies have acheived cult favorite status in recent years, thanks to their catchy "Shoo-be-do!" call that originated in the "Call Upon the Sea Ponies" song from the Rescue at Midnight Castle/Firefly's Adventure pilot episode.

"Shoo-be-do! Shoop-shoo-be-doo!" – The Sea Ponies

International Names: English: Sea Ponies; French/Canadian French:; German: Seeponys; Greek:; Italian:; Portuguese; Spanish:

1 Year Two (1983-1984)
2 Year Three (1984-1985)
- 2.1 Adult Sea Ponies
- 2.2 Baby Sea Ponies
3 Year Four (1985-1986)
- 3.1 Pretty and Pearly Baby Sea Ponies
4 Year Five (1986-1987)
- 4.1 Sea Sparkle Baby Sea Ponies
5 Year Six (1987-1988)
- 5.1 Water Colour Baby Sea Ponies
- 5.2 Euro Exclusive Sea Ponies
6 See also

Year Two (1983-1984)

Sealight's Backcard

The first set of Sea Ponies is made up of three ponies. All three are in the same pose, known as the Wavedancer pose. They bear no symbols and have a single-colored mane.

Sea Ponies Commercial

Lyrics are as follows, sung to the familiar tune:

My Little Pony, Sea Ponies,

When I'm takin' a bath, she's so much fun.

Reach out and take her out of her shell,

Then I comb her hair, and when I'm done,

I just can't wait 'til it's time for me

To take my bath with her again.

My Little Pony, Sea Ponies,

I love her like a friend.

All three Year Two Sea Ponies are featured characters in the Rescue at Midnight Castle/Firefly's Adventure pilot episode.

Each Sea Pony includes a shell brush, shell comb, ribbon, and clamshell stand, as well as an order form for Ember.