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1. The magic of fighting in full force. Fighting is Magic: Aurora is a fan-made 2D fighting game based on the popular cartoon series My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. The game features a deep combo system, and the characters bring unique 'magic' techniques with them to the battle!
2. Description This 1-on-1 2D fighting game is based on the popular My Little Pony series and pits the main six protagonists against each other. Heavily inspired by Marvel vs. Capcom 2, it features a complex, combo-heavy gameplay style and over-the-top air combos.Each character has three primary attack buttons along with a fourth 'magic' button, allowing the character to perform special support.
3. Fighting is Magic is a motif based on the cancelled fullgame My Little Pony: Fighting is Magic, which was cancelled in early 2013 due to the creators, Mane6, receiving a legal cease & desist order from Hasbro, the intellectual property owners of the My Little Pony franchise. The resources for the screenpack were taken.

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Them's Fightin' Herds is an indiefighting game developed by Mane6 and published by Humble Bundle. Atypical of most side-scrolling fighting games, it features a cast of six all-female anthropomorphic ungulate characters fighting each other to find a champion worthy of gaining a magical key that will protect their world from predators. First released into early access in February 2018, the full release was on April 30, 2020 for Microsoft Windows, with macOS and Linux versions to follow.

The project is a spiritual successor to the Mane6's original planned fighting game Fighting Is Magic based on the animated television show My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. Mane6 was a team of nine developers and part of the adult fandom of the show.^[1][2] and Fighting Is Magic featured the six main pony characters from that show. Early versions of this game were released in 2012, drawing attention from both players in the Evolution Championship Series due to the unique moves associated with non-bipedal characters in fighting games, as well as from Hasbro which owned the intellectual property to My Little Pony. After Hasbro sent the Mane6 a cease and desist letter, the Mane6 discarded the assets tied to the show, while keeping some of the fundamental gameplay factors to create the new title Them's Fightin' Herds. The creator of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, Lauren Faust, offered to help with designing the new characters for the game.^[3][4] The development of the game was completed with crowdfunding through Indiegogo.

A separate effort created by fans not associated with the Mane6 team released their Fighting Is Magic: Tribute Edition of the original Mane6 My Little Pony-inspired game in early 2014. This game was made from various beta assets of the original which Mane6 developed in the first two years, and were later leaked by other parties.^[5]

Contents

• 1Gameplay and plot
• 2My Little Pony: Fighting Is Magic

Gameplay and plot

Them's Fightin' Herds is a fighting game based on sapient four-legged hoofed creatures from the world of Fœnum, which is being threatened by the return of carnivorous beasts known as the Predators. The Predators were locked away in a separate realm, but they have found a way to escape it. To put an end to the threat, selected champions of the various Fœnum races are chosen as 'Key Seekers' by their tribes to find the key that will lock the Predators away again. The Key Seekers must face each other in a friendly competition to determine which one will be the Key Keeper who will face the champion of the Predators.

The game uses a four-button fighting system: a button each for light, medium, heavy, and magic attacks, and includes staple fighting game maneuvers such as launchers, pushblocks, and cross-ups. There are six playable characters—Arizona the cow (voiced by Tara Strong),^[6] Velvet the reindeer (Tia Ballard),^[6] Paprika the alpaca (Marieve Herington),^[6] Oleander the unicorn (Alexa Kahn)^[6] who can summon a demonic being known as 'Fred' (Keith Ferguson), Pom the sheep (Allie Moreno)^[6] and Tianhuo the longma (Kay Bess)^[6]—each with different fighting move sets and unique movement options such as flight, short hops, double jumps, or air dashes, and a seventh boss character.^[7] Jessica Gee voices the game's announcer.^[6] A seventh playable character, a yet-to-be-named goat, will also be available following the game's launch, due to the crowdfunding campaign reaching its stretch goals. The game supports both local and online multiplayer via a near-isometric pixel art lobby system. Players who also own BlazBlue: Central Fiction, Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2 or Skullgirls on Steam will unlock special lobby avatars inspired by characters from those games.^[8]

Story

The game's story mode begins with Arizona making her way from the prairie to Reine City, sent on her quest by her parents, as the declared Champion of the Prairie. Along the way, she passes through a system of caves that used to be a salt mine, which are now filled with shadowy predators. In Reine City, Arizona heads to the museum to find some clues about the Prophet's Key. When Velvet shows up and learns that Arizona is the Champion of the Prairie, she challenges Arizona to a fight on the steps in front of the museum. Arizona defeats her, and Velvet's ice sprites carry her away. Desperate to get Arizona out of the city, a citizen gives her his boat tickets and sends her off to the Alpake Highlands. In the Highlands, Arizona climbs up a mountain while fighting off birds of prey. At the top, exhausted, she is rescued by members of the local Alpake tribe. After waking up, she talks to their leader, Adobo, who warns her of the 'Terror of the Foggy Mountaintops'. Arizona is pursued by a mysterious figure in the fog, but the figure always stays hidden a distance away while laughing. At a clearing in the fog, Arizona examines a stone only to see it rumble; Paprika bursts out of it and proceeds to 'fight' Arizona through a series of hugs, kisses, and fourth-wall-breaking stunts. Arizona prevails, leaving Paprika dazed and out cold.

In the Temple of the Ancestors, which Arizona learned about at the Reine City Museum and from Adobo, Arizona fights more predators while solving some puzzles. Finally, she reaches the Hall of the Monolith. Before she can inspect the monolith, Oleander shows up, and like with Velvet, realizes that she and Arizona are rivals. Oleander and Arizona begin fighting, with Fhtng th§ ¿nsp§kbl (or 'Fred') helping her out as the battle progresses. Arizona eventually prevails, but Fred knocks her out and rants about how she is ruining his plans. Fred then wakes Oleander up to tell her that she won. While Oleander copies down the inscriptions on the monolith, Fred loots Arizona for all of the items she found along her journey. After the duo leave, Arizona wakes up, severely dazed, and at a loss for what to do next. If the player loses during the third phase of Oleander's fight, the same thing happens, but Fred does not knock Arizona out and talk about how she is ruining his plans.

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My Little Pony: Fighting is Magic was a fanmade Fighting Game being developed by Mane6. It featured characters from the first season of the TV series My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.

The final version of the game was to feature 17 characters.

There is a forum discussion about it here. A state-of-the-state overview of the game can be found here.

See also Super Smash Ponies, another fighting game based on My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.

Production was halted on February 8th 2013 due to a cease and desist order from Hasbro, while Mane6 attempted legal negotiations. On March 2nd of 2013, Mane6 revealed that, although their efforts to get special permission from Hasbro to continue the game have met with nothing but dead ends, they still plan to finish the game in a different form (but retaining all of the game mechanics). To that end, Lauren Faust herself has joined the Mane6 team to design all-new characters. Also on March 27, 2013, the Skullgirls Indiegogo campaign raised $725,000 USD, allowing Mane6 use of that game's engine for free. In January 2014, Lauren Faust revealed the first un-finalized character design for a reindeer character.

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A Tribute Edition of this game (with complete character designs for Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy) can be found here.

A Mega Edition of the game is currently being worked on. The most recent version includes Trixie (but not Rainbow Dash or Fluttershy).

On October 31st 2014, an image of a mysterious book with what appears to be a lamb peeking out of it was posted on Mane6's twitter, and on August 28th 2015, the game's spiritual successor was revealed to beThem's Fightin' Herds. Please put all tropes pertaining specifically to the new game on that page.

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My Little Pony: Fighting is Magic contained examples of: (Character-specific tropes go here)

• Autobots, Rock Out!: Rainbow Dash's stage theme.
• Badass Adorable: Pretty much everyone.
• Crazy Enough to Work: Well, it WAS a fighting game featuring the cast of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.
  • Even without the Friendship is Magic cast, the idea of quadrupedal fighters offers some unique ideas.
• Downer Ending: The cease and desist being a meta one...
  • Bittersweet Ending: ...then again, Lauren Faust joined the team to help design a Spiritual Successor. Not to mention they have access to the Skullgirls engine.
• Determinator: The dev team. Even though the C&D rendered the game's fate uncertain and was no doubt a major blow to them, they later stated'We aren't done yet regardless of how this turns out, so please stay tuned'.
  • Case in point: Lauren Faust is now on board to make a brand new title.
  • Also the fans who made the Tribute Edition.
• Fighting Your Friend: The developers promised a good reason for this when it still used the Mane 6.
• Improbable Weapon User: Twilight uses a book, Rarity uses design supplies & accessories, AJ uses a lasso, and Pinkie uses everything her Party Cannon shoots out. Angel and the rest of Fluttershy's animal friends are used for her special attacks
• Game Mod: There are a couple of bronies who want to continue with the original project and did so, by making Rainbow Dash, Fluttershy, and Trixie playable.
• Guest Fighter: While there are many fan-made characters, the odd man out is Oni
• Launcher Move: All characters have at least one, performed by pressing down-forward and heavy attack.
• Lethal Joke Character: On a stream posted February 21, Fluttershy was shown briefly. Though she's obviously far from complete and has only one move, that move is the Stare.
• Leitmotif: Each of the characters have music inspired by songs from the show.
  • Applejack's battle theme, or rather the theme of Sweet Apple Acres, has hints of 'Winter Wrap-Up' in it.
  • The theme of Twilight's library contain bits of 'At the Gala,' as well as a short section from the show's main theme.
  • Rarity's stage theme has a tiny bit of the song 'Art of the Dress'.
  • Pinkie Pie's theme includes a piece of 'Giggle at the Ghostly'.
  • Rainbow Dash's theme features Rainbow Dash's verse of 'At the Gala' quite heavily.
  • Fluttershy's theme contains parts inspired by 'Hush Now Quiet Now'.
  • Mane6 has now confirmed that while the composers of the original music are still on board, the new version will sport brand new pieces.
• Limit Break: Each character has Level 1 and Level 3 supers. Some have a Level 2 super as well, normally the Level 1 with something extra added on. We don't know how the new version of the game will handle this yet.
• Mana Meter: Each character has a magic meter that fills up when certain conditions are met. Magic is used to enhance certain attacks.
• Medium Awareness: Two victory quotes:
  • Twilight: 'Dear Princess Celestia, today I learned what O.T.G. means.'^note
  • Pinkie: 'I won! The screen says I won!'
• Perfect-Play A.I.: The CPU-controlled Twilight during the second livestream, according to the devs.
  • This is more notable in the Tribute Edition of the game where the AI will block your attacks and counter almost all of them every time. Things get worse if the ai has a projectile attack like Twilight and Rarity.
• Power Creep, Power Seep: Inevitable. Twilight Sparkle is the both incredibly gifted and extensively studied student of magic of Celestia, but her experience is combat is paltry at best. Rainbow Dash is one of the fastest pegasi in Equestria, but also has demonstrated no real combat proficiency. Applejack is quite strong and fit, but a good deal of her time is devoted to the management of a farm. Pinkie Pie has Reality Warper powers, but the show demonstrates that she's generally unable to use them to any practical effect. Rarity isn't afraid to get in a fight to defend herself, but would rather rely on her wit and charm. And worst is Fluttershy, who can become aggressive when pushed, but is basically a pacifist more often than not. In just the main six characters, fighting potential ranges from very high to none at all.
  • Somewhat averted. Episodes like A Canterlot Wedding have shown all of the Mane 6 (besides Fluttershy) to be capable fighters. However, it's still played straight in that some of the characters, like Twilight, should be much more dangerous than others.
• Running Gag: When talking about what types of controllers can be used for the game during the second live-stream, using a DDR pad to play is jokingly brought up. The Mane 6 then proceed to joke about people actually USING it, asking anyone who does to post it on YouTube.
• Scenery Porn: This blog post shows that the backgrounds will be insanely detailed and destructible. How much will be changed in the new version remains to be seen.
• Shout-Out: Has its own page.
• Sixth Ranger: Lauren joined Mane Six to help with a Spiritual Successor.
• Spiritual Antithesis: To Eternal Fighter Zero. EFZ has an all-human cast from visual novels and grants them powers they didn't have in canon while FiM has an all-equine cast from a cartoon and uses powers from said cartoon.
• Teleport Spam: Twilight Sparkle is capable of this, as is Pinkie Pie, although Pinkie just runs off one end of the screen and wraps around to the other side. She's also somehow able to run off the side of the screen and deliver an elbow drop from above.
• Versus Character Splash: Not as of yet before the fight, but rather the characters each have a splendid splash art portrait in the character selection screen.
  • Implemented into the character select screen as of Canterlot Gardens tournament.
• Victory Quote: Most of the mane 6 have several.
• Wings Do Nothing: Purposely averted by the dev team, who stated that pegasi would be able to make use of their wings.