See if she’s customized your favorite character. Some are Friendship is Magic related these days but it’s the Star Wars collection that caught our eye. If not, she's open for commissions.Įtsy user Sheena Henderson (aka Roogna) has been creating custom My Little Pony toys since the 90s. See if she's customized your favorite character. Some are Friendship is Magic related these days but it's the Star Wars collection that caught our eye. If that's your thing.Įtsy user Sheena Henderson (aka Roogna) has been creating custom My Little Pony toys since the 90s.
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Can you imagine Cheese Breeze, Pearlicket, Tracklewock Packin, or Mice Full trotting across the bright, friendship-filled fields of Equestria? I don’t think so.You are seeing this message because you have javascript disabled. Generally speaking, the system works really well: It’s easy to imagine all of these names making it into the My Little Pony universe.īut the most hilarious results are the pony names that aren’t quite so realistic. And the neural network also came up with some incredibly evil-sounding pony names: Dark Candy, Flint Sting, and Sunsrot. (There’s something delightfully ironic about it ending a story featuring a villain voiced by a Star Trek guy. There are gems like Glowberry, Bright Seas, and Berry Spy. This morning’s new episode of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic featured a fairly blatant take on the throne room scene from Star Wars.I admit to generally being more of the jaded eye-rolling type when it comes to this sort of thing, but this one took me completely off guard. Perhaps due to the fact that real My Little Pony characters have names like Sunset Shimmer, Apple Bloom, and Diamond Tiara, some of the results are “plausible,” she notes. Shane trained the neural net on a data set of 1,500 pony names from the My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic Wiki (yes, that is its full name). Shane is at it again, this time using the ridiculously cheery names from the children’s franchise My Little Pony to generate entirely new ponies. Star Wars Adventures: The Light and the Dark. You might remember Shane from her previous experiments, which included training neural networks to generate everything from new Star Wars characters to fake craft beer names–that were often difficult to tell apart from their real counterparts. My Little Pony Omnibus Volume 7 by Sam Maggs and Thom Zahler. That’s because these new potential characters were generated by a neural network trained by the scientist Janelle C.
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