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Pretty Pretty Pegasus' first appearance in the series in "Legendary Sandwich".

Pretty Pretty Pegasus is a fictional television show that Raven is a huge fan of. The series also has a line of toys, a complete collector's edition, and a novel that Raven owns.

History[]

Raven seems to enjoy the show very much, as she tends to play with the show's corresponding figurines a lot. Robin may be interested in it as well, as he suggested watching it at the end of the episode "Legendary Sandwich". It is assumed that Trigon enjoys it too, because in "Dog Hand", he is seen with a Pretty Pretty Pegasus kite.

It also appeared in "Super Robin", in which Raven was watching it on her laptop and she seemed comfortable watching it in front of the other Titans now. Two Pretty Pretty Pegasus figurines (Sparkleface being one of them) are seen being played with by Raven when the other Titans cannot see her play with them in "Meatball Party". In some episodes, such as "Starliar" and "Matched", a poster of Pretty Pretty Pegasus can be seen in the Tower.

The ponies in Pretty Pretty Pegasus play an important role in "Nose Mouth" in an imaginative sense. All of the show's characters seen so far are in this episode, one even being introduced. Also, at the end of the episode, all of the Titans, thanks to Raven, are transformed into ponies. Robin was also seen hurting Sparkleface using his staff in "Sleep Fighter ll".

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Raven getting her special collector's edition Pretty Pretty Pegasus for Christmas.

Pretty Pretty Pegasus is seen yet again in the episode "Knowledge". Raven is shown to be briefly playing with her Pretty Pretty Pegasus dolls right before Starfire comes into view and says, "dolls are meant for babies" while under the knowledge spell’s control.

After Raven is bitter with Starfire hanging with her father, Trigon, she is seen playing with her Pretty Pretty Pegasus dolls, with Butterbean, Sparkleface and Jelly Roll (called "King Jelly Bean") who have been recolored to match Raven, Starfire and Trigon (respectively). She has Sparkleface accepting caramel apples from King Jelly Bean, and Butterbean getting angry at Sparkleface and fighting with each other. However, the real Trigon and Starfire appear, and she nervously tosses the dolls away.

Pretty Pretty Pegasus appears in the episode "Friendship". There, the Teen Titans are trapped by Control Freak inside a random television playing an episode of Pretty Pretty Pegasus. The Titans aside from Raven, all try and convince the innocent ponies to abandon their friendly ways of handling situations and replace it with violence and anger. In the end, Raven manages to teach both her comrades and the Pretty Pretty Pegasus ponies how friendship is power, and that violence will not cause any good.

In the episode "Halloween", Raven wears a Pretty Pretty Pegasus pony costume. Proving that her initial embarrassment of liking the series in "Legendary Sandwich" that she no longer feels awkward with openly showing her interest in the series.

It is revealed in "Road Trip" that the television series also has at least one novel published. Raven is shown to be reading Pretty Pretty Pegasus: The Novel while riding in the back seat of the T-Car on the road trip.

In "Hose Water", after Raven tells Starfire she hates colorful things, as soon as Starfire leaves she rubs her face against Sparkleface, and assures her she didn't mean that.

In "Let's Get Serious", the Pretty Pretty Pegasus dolls briefly appear in the Time to Get Serious, where Raven smashes them with her fist.

In "The Return of Slade", Butterbean and Sparkleface briefly had a "hardcore" design on Raven's DVD of the series, due to Honk managing to take anything children related and making it inappropriate.

In "TV Knight 2", Butterbean and Sparkleface asked Raven for help to stop Christopher the Rain Cloud from causing trouble and they later befriended Christopher.

In "What's Opera Titans", Butterbean and Sparkleface appeared in Raven's dream to defeat the Gumdrop Goblin and had another tea party after the Goblin was dead.

In "Control Freak", Butterbean and Sparkleface once again appeared as toys playing with Raven while Robin making a hide n' seek game.

Episode Appearances[]

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Characters[]

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A softer and more playful side of Raven is seen whenever Pretty Pretty Pegasus is involved.

  • Butterbean (yellow pegasus, green hair, white pegasus with blue mane in "Caramel Apples")
  • Sparkleface (pink pegasus, yellow hair, orange pegasus with red mane in "Caramel Apples")
  • Princess Puffballs (mentioned)
  • Princess Silkiesoft (Silkie, used when Raven plays with her PPP dolls)
  • Gumdrop Goblin
  • Trolls (mentioned)
  • Pink and blue pegasus (unnamed)
  • Unicorns
    • Jelly Roll
    • Buttermilk Biscuit
    • High Step
  • Mr Glittershoes
  • King Jellybean (possible made-up character by Raven based on her father Trigon)

Trivia[]

  • This show is a parody of the both the animated series, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, and just preschool shows in general.
    • Raven's fondness of the show is a reference to her voice actress, Tara Strong, being the voice actor for the show's lead character, Twilight Sparkle.
    • According to the crew members, Pretty Pretty Pegasus won’t be wrapping up at any time even after its parodied source My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic has concluded its nine-year run in 2019.
    • Robin's fondness for the show is a reference to his voice actor, Scott Menville, being the voice of Danny from the 1980s My Little Pony.
  • The title of the show may be a pun on the board games Hungry Hungry Hippos and Pretty Pretty Princess.
  • When Raven watches Pretty Pretty Pegasus, she becomes really calm.
  • The implication that Trigon enjoys the show as well could be a reference to My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic being known to have a large number of adult male fans called "BRONIES". The female equivalents of Bronies are Pegasisters. There is also a character who is similar to Trigon in My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic named Lord Tirek
  • In "Second Christmas", Raven gets a special edition golden PPP doll for Christmas.
  • In "Nose Mouth", It is revealed that Raven's ponies are the only thing that keep her sane.
    • This is similar to Robin's habit of playing with puppets to stay sane, as revealed by "Puppets, Whaaaaat?"
  • Also in that episode Raven transforms Robin, Cyborg, Beast Boy, and Starfire into ponies resembling the ponies from PPP.
  • In "In and Out" it is revealed that Raven has a PPP shirt and she is shown to wear them as pajamas in "Dreams", "Man Person", and "Slumber Party".
  • The Symbols on the Pegasus cheeks are a reference to cutie marks from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, of which often portray a characters occupation, talent, hobby, etc.
    • In "Nose Mouth", when the Titans were turned into ponies they each had different symbols on their cheek, Cyborg: bolt, Starfire: star, Robin: birdarang, Beast Boy: paw print.
  • The color of Raven's Butterbean and Sparkleface dolls changed in "Caramel Apples" as a metaphor for her and Starfire's in-fighting.
  • Control Freak is shown to have a similar interest in the show as well. It should also be noted, Raven did not seem to attack him at all in the episode "Friendship".
    • This was either because they shared a common interest, or Raven was too focused on watching Pretty Pretty Pegasus to care about attacking Control Freak.
  • Also mentioned in "Friendship", Raven states to Robin that this show may seem ridiculous to him but it has gotten her through tough and dark times in the past.
  • Butterbean is the first character to speak in the series.
  • Pretty Pretty Pegasus appears to be geared towards a preschool set, as the characters' style of speech and the plots of the episodes are parodies of typical little kids' TV shows.
  • One of the unicorn brothers sounds very similar to B-Devil, a character from Batman Gotham Knight who was voiced by Scott Menville.
  • In "The Titans Show", Raven is shown to counting Pegasi when she's bored.
  • The show made a small cameo appearance in the 1st issue of the Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures comic book "The Face of Two Worlds", on the television set that Harvey Dent was watching.
  • A Pretty Pretty Pegasus movie was seen in the treasure chest on the Computer Pirates' ship in "BL4Z3", which Raven gets excited over. 
    • This is somewhat coincidental, however, as a movie of the actual My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic series was to have a movie released only a few months after the episode "BL4Z3" first aired. 
  • Pretty, Pretty Pegasus was the very first clip to ever be in Teen Titans Go. The first thing seen in the very first episode of TTG is a clip of Pretty Pretty Pegasus that Raven is watching. 
  • In the first episode of TTG, Pretty Pretty Pegasus has a more "Vector" art style. In later episodes, however, this is replaced with the standard art style that is used in the rest of the series. 

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