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

Peach Blossom

Flutter Pony, 1986

Aqua flutter pony with aqua mane and tail, tiny peach flowers symbol, flutter wings.


Aqua
          flutter pony
Pony Data
Set Flutter Pony (1986)
Asst. Number 4765
Accessories Purple flower pick with pink flower centres, metallic silver ribbon, sticker (round and puffy, UK, flat and scented, North America)

Pose Forget-Me-Not
Distribution North America, UK, parts of Europe
 
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Ponies Sold in 1986 in the UK Twinkle Eyes (Set One) | Play & Care Set Babies (Set Two) | 1986 Pony Asst | Grooming Parlour |Baby Sea Ponies (Set One) | Wedding Bells Confetti | Show Stable | Lullabye Nursery | Baby Lemon Drop | Megan & Sundance | Dream Castle | Baby Lucky | Snuzzle (Concave - Argos)| Flutter Ponies

Other 1986 Ponies Twinkle Eyed Ponies (Set Two - UK:1987)* | So Soft Ponies (Set Two) | Pearly Baby Sea Ponies (UK:1987) | So Soft Megan & Sundance | Beddy Bye Eye Babies | Molly & Baby Sundance | Fable Ponies | Rainbow Ponies (Set Two - Europe, not UK) | Earth Ponies (Europe) | Birthflower Ponies (Scandinavia/Aus) | Hollywood | Satin & Lace | White Tootsie | Stockings | Baby Blue Ribbon | Baby Bonnet School of Dance (UK:1987)| Baby Sleepy Pie and Purse

Peach Blossom in the United Kingdom

Peach Blossom was sold officially in 1986 in the UK. She was also sold on a more global scale. She is relatively common second hand (usually without wings).

Although the basic pony and accessories were the same across her releases, the UK release also had a round, puffy sticker which seems to be unique to this country. She was sold in a box that featured Lily and Rosedust on the front - she is pictured on the reverse. Her story/poem was featured on a side flap. The UK was the only country where the box featured a poem rather than a story.





Peach Blossom's Character

"Flutter Ponies bring good luck,
Any time of day or night,
If scary dreams awaken you,
Peach Blossom will chase away your fright ."

In the UK, flutter ponies were charged with being lucky, and instead of a story, each flutter had a little poem on her box, beginning with the line 'Flutter Ponies bring good luck'. The flutter ponies lived in Flutter Valley and did often appear in comic stories. Peach Blossom did not have a prominent comic role that I remember, but her poem suggests that she operated in a protective capacity, warding away bad dreams.