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Not to be confused with a [[Manga/FairyTail similarly named manga]].
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manga]]. Also see [[Toys/MyPrettyMermaids My Pretty Mermaids]] for another related line.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Not counting variations, there's a total of 48 Fairy Tails and one sad unreleased Baby Flyer. Keep in mind that this line was around for only a little over a year.
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* ChestInsignia: Each Fairy Tail has a unique one, much like earlier each Little Pony has a unique hip insignia and later each Pretty Mermaid has a unique fin insignia. Fuzzy Tummy Tails have a piece of fur instead, though that still came in a unique color for each in the American line-up.
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* ChestInsignia: Each Fairy Tail has a unique one, much like earlier each Little Pony has a unique hip flank insignia and later each Pretty Mermaid has a unique fin insignia. Fuzzy Tummy Tails have a piece of fur instead, though that still came in a unique color for each in the American line-up.
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Not to be confused with a [[Manga/FairyTail similarly named manga]].
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Although the toyline kicked off hopeful with twelve toys, no cartoon or comic was ever made, nor did Hasbro use ''My Little Pony'' to [[CrossOver promote]] the new toyline. Any and all characterization comes from the [[ActionFigureFileCard back-of-the-box descriptions]]. There were also four partially animated commercials that helped the world-building along.
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Although the toyline kicked off hopeful with twelve toys, no cartoon or comic fictional support was ever made, nor did Hasbro use limited to a few comics that were published in the ''My Little Pony'' Pony and Friends'' series, which was used to [[CrossOver promote]] promote several of the new toyline. Any and all smaller toylines for girls Hasbro had out at that time. However, no {{crossover}}s ever occurred. Further characterization comes from the [[ActionFigureFileCard back-of-the-box descriptions]]. There were also four partially animated commercials that helped the world-building along.
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* LivingToys: The premise of the comics, in which the ''Fairy Tails'' toys come to life at night to help their owners.
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''Fairy Tails'' is a short-lived toyline of technicolor birds with combable hair made by {{Creator/Hasbro}}. The line is a SpinOff of ''Toys/MyLittlePony'' (Generation 1) and its genesis coincided with the introduction of Pony Friends, non-pony toys, to the ''My Little Pony'' lineup in 1986-1987. The one thing that makes the Fairy Tails distinct from the Ponies and the Pony Friends is articulation. The Fairy Tails all have clawed feet that can open and close, allowing them to perch on their perch, perch on your finger, or, if open, just stand around.
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''Fairy Tails'' is a short-lived toyline of technicolor birds with combable hair made by {{Creator/Hasbro}}. The line is a SpinOff of ''Toys/MyLittlePony'' (Generation 1) and its genesis coincided with the introduction of Pony Friends, non-pony toys, to the ''My Little Pony'' lineup in 1986-1987.1986. The one thing that makes the Fairy Tails distinct from the Ponies and the Pony Friends is articulation. The Fairy Tails all have clawed feet that can open and close, allowing them to perch on their perch, perch on your finger, or, if open, just stand around.
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* RecurringElement: Between ''Toys/MyLittlePony'', ''Fairy Tails'', and ''Toys/MyPrettyMermaids'', it's rainbows and insignias.
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* FlatCharacter: With only the [[ActionFigureFileCard back-of-the-box descriptions]] as characterization, it depends on the exact story whether the trope is in effect or not. The Teeny Tiny Tails are all victims, however, as they didn't receive any description.
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* FlatCharacter: With only the [[ActionFigureFileCard back-of-the-box descriptions]] as characterization, it depends on the exact story description whether the trope is in effect or not. The Teeny Tiny Tails are all victims, however, as they didn't receive any description.descriptions.
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''Fairy Tails'' is a short-lived toyline of technicolor birds with combable hair made by {{Creator/Hasbro}}. The line is a SpinOff of ''Toys/MyLittlePony'' (Generation 1) and its genesis coincided with the introduction of Pony Friends, non-pony toys, to the ''My Little Pony'' lineup in 1986-1987. The one thing that makes the Fairy Tails distinct from the Ponies and the Pony Friends is articulation. The Fairy Tails all have clawed feet that can open and close, allowing them to perch on their perch, perch on your finger, or, if open, just stand around.
Although the toyline kicked off hopeful with twelve toys, no cartoon or comic was ever made, nor did Hasbro use ''My Little Pony'' to [[CrossOver promote]] the new toyline. Any and all characterization comes from the [[ActionFigureFileCard back-of-the-box descriptions]]. There were also four partially animated commercials that helped the world-building along.
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!!The ''Fairy Tails'' franchise provides examples of:
* AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: All of the fairy tails come in bright, bold, and, above all, many colors. The brightest are the Tropical Tails, as the name spells out a tropical variant of the Fairy Tails. The Baby Flyers are distinguished by their muted pastel colors.
* CartoonCreature: The fairy tails are SuperDeformed birds with hair (the packaging insists it's feathers), a unique mark, and sometimes fur that can come in a high variety of fancy colors.
* ChestInsignia: Each Fairy Tail has a unique one, much like earlier each Little Pony has a unique hip insignia and later each Pretty Mermaid has a unique fin insignia. Fuzzy Tummy Tails have a piece of fur instead, though that still came in a unique color for each in the American line-up.
* CrypticBackgroundReference: The commercials and packaging have a different take each what the fairy tails are. The commercials claim "a fairy gave each lovely bird, happy ending fantasies", while the packaging seems to say that Fairy Tails are born from dreams. It's also not explained what these "happy endings" are. It can be interpreted as being their tails, given the pun, but it can also be interpreted as the birds being [[DreamWeaver dream weavers]] or even having the ability to create good fortune.
* EverythingsBetterWithRainbows: Rainbows are the first thing referenced in the commercials and on the packaging.
* {{Expy}}: Of the Little Ponies, of course!
* FeatherFingers: Presumably a given for the species, but definitely in effect for the Baby Flyers, which toys can hold items between their feather fingers.
* FlatCharacter: With only the [[ActionFigureFileCard back-of-the-box descriptions]] as characterization, it depends on the exact story whether the trope is in effect or not. The Teeny Tiny Tails are all victims, however, as they didn't receive any description.
* FunSize: The Teeny Tiny Tails are very small Fairy Tails; smaller even than the Baby Flyers, which are the baby stage of regular Fairy Tails. They were sold as part of a jewelry set, which could include a headband, ring, or pendant all with a perch incorporated so the Teeny Tiny Tails could be worn along.
* ImprobablyFemaleCast: There was exactly one male toy released in the lineup, and he's part of the Love Bird playset.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Not counting variations, there's a total of 48 Fairy Tails and one sad unreleased Baby Flyer. Keep in mind that this line was around for only a little over a year.
* PeacockGirl: The Fan Tails, sort of. The Fan Tails each have a fan sitting ''atop'' their regular tail that can be opened and closed as if it's a peacock's tail. And of course, the Fan Tails are all girls.
* PunnyName: "Fairy Tails" is one of "[[FairyTale fairy tales]]".
* ShakingTheRump: Four fairy tails do this at the end of the first commercial. It's celebratory and gives an opportunity to show off their tails.
* SugarBowl: It's "the land of beautiful dreams".
* ThemeNaming: All fairy tails have a name that ends on "Tails".
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Although the toyline kicked off hopeful with twelve toys, no cartoon or comic was ever made, nor did Hasbro use ''My Little Pony'' to [[CrossOver promote]] the new toyline. Any and all characterization comes from the [[ActionFigureFileCard back-of-the-box descriptions]]. There were also four partially animated commercials that helped the world-building along.
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!!The ''Fairy Tails'' franchise provides examples of:
* AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: All of the fairy tails come in bright, bold, and, above all, many colors. The brightest are the Tropical Tails, as the name spells out a tropical variant of the Fairy Tails. The Baby Flyers are distinguished by their muted pastel colors.
* CartoonCreature: The fairy tails are SuperDeformed birds with hair (the packaging insists it's feathers), a unique mark, and sometimes fur that can come in a high variety of fancy colors.
* ChestInsignia: Each Fairy Tail has a unique one, much like earlier each Little Pony has a unique hip insignia and later each Pretty Mermaid has a unique fin insignia. Fuzzy Tummy Tails have a piece of fur instead, though that still came in a unique color for each in the American line-up.
* CrypticBackgroundReference: The commercials and packaging have a different take each what the fairy tails are. The commercials claim "a fairy gave each lovely bird, happy ending fantasies", while the packaging seems to say that Fairy Tails are born from dreams. It's also not explained what these "happy endings" are. It can be interpreted as being their tails, given the pun, but it can also be interpreted as the birds being [[DreamWeaver dream weavers]] or even having the ability to create good fortune.
* EverythingsBetterWithRainbows: Rainbows are the first thing referenced in the commercials and on the packaging.
* {{Expy}}: Of the Little Ponies, of course!
* FeatherFingers: Presumably a given for the species, but definitely in effect for the Baby Flyers, which toys can hold items between their feather fingers.
* FlatCharacter: With only the [[ActionFigureFileCard back-of-the-box descriptions]] as characterization, it depends on the exact story whether the trope is in effect or not. The Teeny Tiny Tails are all victims, however, as they didn't receive any description.
* FunSize: The Teeny Tiny Tails are very small Fairy Tails; smaller even than the Baby Flyers, which are the baby stage of regular Fairy Tails. They were sold as part of a jewelry set, which could include a headband, ring, or pendant all with a perch incorporated so the Teeny Tiny Tails could be worn along.
* ImprobablyFemaleCast: There was exactly one male toy released in the lineup, and he's part of the Love Bird playset.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Not counting variations, there's a total of 48 Fairy Tails and one sad unreleased Baby Flyer. Keep in mind that this line was around for only a little over a year.
* PeacockGirl: The Fan Tails, sort of. The Fan Tails each have a fan sitting ''atop'' their regular tail that can be opened and closed as if it's a peacock's tail. And of course, the Fan Tails are all girls.
* PunnyName: "Fairy Tails" is one of "[[FairyTale fairy tales]]".
* ShakingTheRump: Four fairy tails do this at the end of the first commercial. It's celebratory and gives an opportunity to show off their tails.
* SugarBowl: It's "the land of beautiful dreams".
* ThemeNaming: All fairy tails have a name that ends on "Tails".
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