Fluttershy became Pom (summoning puppeteer).Pinkie Pie became Paprika (tricky all-rounder).Twilight Sparkle became Oleander (all-rounder).Applejack became Arizona (grounded rushdown).The character themes were tied to their respective stages.Īfter the C&D, the team had to discard their project, but when starting new one, they transferred the character movesets from Fighting is Magic to the new roster, which was designed by Lauren Faust and adapted for each of the fighting archetypes: At that time, the main theme and six character themes were composed. The soundtrack for Fighting is Magic included original compositions by RC88 (Stuart Ferguson) and WhitetailMusic. It is built around a server system: a player hosts a room for other players to join and use as matchmaking. The multiplayer would use MTSP (MT Special Edition) - a Japanese 3rd party netplay client for the FM2K engine, with integrated lobby and chat. All characters had universal launchers and throw commands, as well as super attacks which could be performed by filling up super bar. The magic button would allow for performing specials attacks, helping to extend combos. The game was built using the Fighter Maker 2D engine, and would feature a four-button fighting system: light, medium, heavy, and magic. It's not known which other 11 characters would make it into the original game.
The final goal would be 17 in the long run. MLP: Fighting is Magic was one of the many games under consideration for this year's EVO 2013 Championship Series, with its community raising a total of $5,280 during the tournament's breast cancer research charity drive competition.The initial game release was planned to have 6 base characters in the roster - Applejack, Rarity, Twilight Sparkle, Pinkie Pie, Fluttershy and Rainbow Dash. Whether development on the title continues behind the scenes remains uncertain. "As such, we're complying with the contents of the C&D letter until we receive answer from their PR and/or Legal departments." "We have attempted negotiating with Hasbro for the continued use of the property in our non-profit, voluntary project, but so far we haven't received an answer," the update reads. As a result, all Fighting is Magic related material has been stripped from Mane6's official YouTube channel and other online media portals. Indie developer/non-profit brony collective Mane6, the folks responsible for the unofficial My Little Pony fighting game MLP: Fighting is Magic, have received a cease and desist order from Hasbro Inc., according to its official blog.
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