Seaponies are mermares are based on the very similarly-named Sea Ponies and somewhat similarly-named Fancy Mermaid Ponies of Generation 1 and the Mermaid Ponies of Generation 3.5. At the 2010 My Little Pony Fair and Convention, Hasbro reported that, at the time, there were no plans to incorporate seaponies into the show or merchandise. At the 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2014 Fairs, Hasbro representatives stated that seaponies were not planned for those years either. At the 2015 Fair, Hasbro reps acknowledged the presence of mermares in Under the Sparkling Sea and the sirens in Rainbow Rocks but still could not divulge any future merchandise plans.
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| - Seaponies in ''My Little Pony The Movie'
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| - Seaponies are mermares are based on the very similarly-named Sea Ponies and somewhat similarly-named Fancy Mermaid Ponies of Generation 1 and the Mermaid Ponies of Generation 3.5. At the 2010 My Little Pony Fair and Convention, Hasbro reported that, at the time, there were no plans to incorporate seaponies into the show or merchandise. At the 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2014 Fairs, Hasbro representatives stated that seaponies were not planned for those years either. At the 2015 Fair, Hasbro reps acknowledged the presence of mermares in Under the Sparkling Sea and the sirens in Rainbow Rocks but still could not divulge any future merchandise plans. Lauren Faust stated in June 2011 on DeviantArt that she "had a sea pony episode idea, but it didn't get made under [her] watch." She also stated in June 2013 on Ponychan that she "had an idea for seaponies" but "Wasn't sure about it though." The idea was also brought up by M. A. Larson at Equestria LA 2015 and is featured in the show bible under the sample title "Nothing More to Sea". When asked about seaponies (and G1 in general) at BronyCon 2011, then-supervising director and executive producer Jayson Thiessen stated "it's been mentioned", but nothing concrete was in the works at the time. When asked on Twitter in February 2014 if The Little Mermaid was an influence while designing the mermares in My Little Pirate: Friendship Ahoy, artist Brenda Hickey answered "Probably on a subconscious level." When asked at BABSCon 2014 about the idea of introducing seaponies to G4, Amy Keating Rogers answered that she kept pitching seaponies to Meghan McCarthy but kept getting turned down. She stated the same at BronyCon 2015. When asked the same question at San Diego Comic-Con 2014, Meghan McCarthy answered, "Anything is possible." In response to the same at San Diego Comic-Con 2015, Jayson Thiessen joked, "When global warming melts the ice caps and the ponies are forced to evolve". M.A. Larson's official website had previously listed season five episode thirteen with the title "From Seapony to Shining Seapony".
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