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“Take story time to a whole new level with a Hallmark personalized book. With this customized My Little Pony book, an ordinary day turns extraordinary when a magical mirror transports your child to Equestria, the home of My Little Pony, where your child becomes a pony, too! Rainbow Dash has a cold, and the ponies need help to make sure she’s better for the Equestria Parade. With a little know-how, a little magic, and a little help from Rarity, Apple Jack, Pinkie Pie, and all the pony friends, your child helps Rainbow Dash get better quick—because friendship is the best medicine!”
Create a character that looks just like your child by selecting gender, eye color, skin tone, hair color and hairstyle—then add a name to create a story that’s all about him or her.
Choose a pony color, too!
Add your name to the dedication page, so they never forget who it’s from.
Available for boys or girls.
Hardcover; 20 pages.
8.75” W x 11.25” H
Create a character that looks just like your child by selecting gender, eye color, skin tone, hair color and hairstyle—then add a name to create a story that’s all about him or her.
Choose a pony color, too!
Add your name to the dedication page, so they never forget who it’s from.
Available for boys or girls.
Hardcover; 20 pages.
8.75” W x 11.25” H
Between this and EQG, Hasbro is cementing the canon that humans and ponies can journey to each other’s worlds. The catch is, going to Equestria turns a human into a pony, and going to Earth turns a pony into a human. This nicely skirts the whole “humans interacting with ponies” issue that they’ve apparently tried to avoid since Gen 1.
Yep, they own that too, but it was rebooted, but only on an on-demand streaming service owned by Hallmark, called “Feeln”.
They also own franchises like Rainbow Brite, (surprised they haven’t rebooted that yet) and such don’t they?
According to Wiki they’re still one of the largest greeting card manufacturers in the USA.
@Reb4Ham
@TheRealPonyTheBestPony
“Nightmare Moon, tear down this wall!”
Even with closing shops they are no where near going out of business.
They are one of the largest manufacturer of greeting cards, so any time you see a greeting card stand in a store a lot of them are from them, they also own Crayola.
A LOT of them. To me, that’s a sign that the company is shrinking.
Why would you think that?
From them closing Hallmark stores?
Edited
Haven’t they gone out of business?