First boop ever

@Sollace  
 
dont forget the boop

That smile tho x3

@Aponty  
i wish there was a sequel

@natedrake  
I did, in fact, watch this movie shortly after commenting here. My girlfriend says it was excellent.

@Aponty  
do give it a watch if you have the time
 
its really decent

@ToonCartoonist87  
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onRIVQO_-oM

@andrevus  
Remastered? Where can I see?

I love it!

RariJack confirmed before it was cool ;)

@Joshua  
Someone on deviantart made a fan sub . But you’d need to download a video of the movie and sync the subs to watch it then.

Bless /mlp/ for remastering this movie using 3 different versions.

So cute!  
I can definitely see the ‘MLP’ resemblance in this scene, it reminds me of G1 cartoons.
 
@bigladiesman  

 
G4 MLP style seems a bit more like unico. Except for the strange design of Unico’s nose.

I just found this little guy today!

Wasn’t Ico also a TV show?

@Background Pony #CCDE  
Inés Geldstein? Better take note of her name, then.

@bigladiesman  
Probably the reason why Ico and those shorts are standing out is thanks to Ines Geldstein’s writing. I also watched Trapito and Manuelita after I found out about Ico, and Garcia Ferre as a writer didn’t really do such a great job there to be honest.

@bigladiesman  
Fair point.

@Joshua  
Absolutely not. I think it’s more of a coincidence.
 
The same can be said about Osamu Tezukas’s Unico, a Sanrio (Japanese toy company) property. He’s around here, too, search him.

@bigladiesman  
You think this movie was how MLP got started?

@Joshua  
I’ve only seen fragments of it. It has a couple of nice songs and is technically quite impressive for a small-scale project. When it came to feature movies, García-Ferré tended to be overly sentimental, and as such, some of them end up being a bit sappy.
 
Also, Ico and Preciosa are damn cute.

@bigladiesman  
Any thoughts on Ico?

Search YouTube for “Ico the Brave Little Horse Sub English”! It’s there!

@Joshua  
No. He was created in 1964-65 and, in fact, started as an inaffectual anti-villain who over time turned into a good guy. This Argentine version of Goofy was the creator’s pet and stayed as a jack-of-all-trades in many of his movies.
 
That said, Mr. García-Ferré was not widely known outside of South America, and if I know him (despite being actually born in my country) is because my little bro was obsessed on a VHS with another movie from this man: Trapito, the story of a nice jeeper creeper. He put it on EVERY DAY! I still hate it to this day.
 
When I got older, I checked on this damn film online, and, would you know, after checking García Ferré’s works (Ico included), while I still despise most of his movies, his television shorts from the 60-70s are tremendously funny, which goes to show that sometimes, less is more.

Oh now that is adorable! Seems i need to see this movie