Cards
Disambiguation page
So you find yourself with a piece of paper or cardboard that is clearly from My Little Pony, but you are not sure what this specific card is from.
If the card seems to be cut from toy packaging, or is very simple, it is probably a card that came with a toy:
Back cards for G1, or other generations. These are just the backs of the packaging that show the toy or characters and give a small blurb.
Cards that came from G2 packaging for G2 ponies. G2 and G3 could come with cut out lines. See individual pony pages.
Cards that came from G3 packaging for G3 ponies. G2 and G3 could come with cut out lines. See individual pony pages.
G3.5 Blind Bag Ponies - Trading cards that came with blind bag figures.
G4 Blind Bag Collector Cards - Trading cards that came with blind bag figures.
If the card is a type of greeting card, Valentine's Day card, post card:
G1 Greeting Cards from the 1980s.
Retro G1 Greeting Cards from later dates but still featuring G1 ponies.
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If the card has a typical trading/collectible card size and focuses on either the character art, character bios, or both, it may be a typical trading card:
Enterplay Trading Cards - G4 characters and by Enterplay but can be several different styles.
Kayou Trading Cards - G4 characters and by Kayou but can be several different styles.
If the card has a typical trading/collectible card size and focuses on character images and comes with some sort of gaming stats or rules, it could be a card game card:
- G4 Enterplay Collectible Card Game (CCG) Cards
- G4 My Little Pony: Adventures in Equestria (Deck-Building Game)
If the card appears to be from a board game, memory game, or card game, where the cards can be various sizes, shapes, and materials, and have very little text or have instructional text, see:
If the card is just a name, it could be a name card accessory from a playset:
- G1 Name Cards
