The My Little Pony Scrapbook: G1 in the UK and Europe

Bluebell

Flower Ponies, 1991

Salmon pegasus pony with blue mane and tail, bunch of bluebells symbol

Bluebell
Pony Data
Set Flower Ponies (1991)
Asst. Number 4626 (UK)
Accessories Yellow flower pick
Pose Surprise
Distribution Probably worldwide
Other Versions  
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Ponies Sold in 1991 in the UK Merry-Go-Round Ponies | Glittering Sweetheart Sister Ponies | Tropical Ponies | Rainbow Curl Ponies | Sunshine Ponies | Drink & Wet Babies |Dance & Prance Ponies | Newborn Babies | Starlight Babies | Flower Ponies | Pony Bride | Prize Day with Rosette | Picnic Day with Sweet Clover | Playschool Babies | Schooltime Ponies | Schoolhouse | Club Newborn Baby Fun & Games | Show Stable II | PETITE PONIES (assorted sets)

Other 1991 Ponies Rockin' Beat Ponies (UK: 1992) | Glowing Magic/Glow & Show Ponies (UK: 1992) | Pocket Friends/Precious Pocket Ponies (UK: 1992) | Pretty Ponies | Rainbow Baby Ponies (UK: 1992) | Ballerina Baby Ponies (UK: 1992) | Teeny Weeny Ponies (UK: 1992) | Secret Surprise Ponies (UK: 1992) | Princess with Eyelashes | Firefly's Adventure | Baby "Stockings" | Rapunzel | Mommy and Baby Pony

Bluebell


Bluebell was the pegasus pony from the Flower Pony set. She was sold in the UK and across Europe, and came with a flower comb but no ribbon. She was sold in 1991.

Bluebell MOC
Bluebell Mint on Card
French edition, 1991
Image from Ixis




Bluebell's character

Unlike her much earlier namesake, Bluebell did make appearances in the UK comic, always sporting a mad curly hairdo. She was perhaps not the smartest Flower Pony -or a little too trusting, as sometimes she got herself into trouble. One story was reminiscent of an earlier tale involving Firefly consuming contrary cake and being led away by a pixie's music.

Bluebell is contrary
Contrary Bluebell
My Little Pony Comic, 1991

Bluebell also consumed the contrary cake and then became very stubborn and contrary in her behaviour, saying and doing the opposite of what made sense. Making this more complicated was the arrival of a Hurdygurdy Hogoblin whose music compelled anyone who heard it to dance endlessly. Fortunately, Bluebell's friend Snowdrop was a bit smarter, and sought Majesty's advice!