- A misled witch named Draggle from My Little Pony: The Movie (1986), because of how pitiable she is.
- As for the ponies themselves, Sweet Stuff, Fizzy, Surprise, and Firefly, Shady for some, and Wind Whistler, particularly when she lets her warmer personality show.
- Megan's cute little sister Molly, who also debuted in the movie.
- My Little Pony Tales gives us Sweetheart, particularly her adorable voice, Clover, and Brighteyes, especially when she gushes over her love of environmental science.
- My Little Pony (G3) seemed to have been made with this trope in mind. Pinkie Pie, when not snarking at her friends, Lilly Lightly, The Breezies, Princess Rarity particularly after realizing her hasty mistakes nearly drained all the color from the world because of it, and most notably the sock-obssessed ditzy nut, Minty.
- My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: It's a show where most characters are, by virtue of the art style alone, utterly adorable, so the fact that there exists a trio of characters known in the fandom as "The Council of Shy Ponies" whose most noticeable shared traits are shyness and cuteness, is honestly rather impressivenote :
- Fluttershy, the Element of Kindness: Moe-Goddess Made by Westerners! Exaggerated with her childhood version, Fillyshy. Even despite her fragility she's still as cute as ever, if not more so (plus, she sings!). However, the narrative does a great job of not letting the archetype reduce her a Flat Character; the series itself demonstrates that while she is too selfless for her own good, she despite being submissive can stand on her own ground, especially if it involves protecting her friends or loved ones. Her manifestation of the Moe Archetype is particularly invoked in the episode "Green Isn't Your Color," where Fluttershy becomes a supermodel entirely due to her Moe appeal, complete with Enforced Method Acting so she always looks scared in her pictures. In fact, this gif sums up her moeness perfectly.
◊note - Coco Pommel is almost hurtfully moe. The fact that she works for a plagiarizing slave driver and is painfully good at making kicked puppy faces certainly helps.
- Marble Pie, Pinkie's younger sister. She's painfully shynote , never says anything other than "mhm", and is utterly adorable.
- Apple Bloom, Sweetie Belle, even Scootaloo at times, being little girls. Sweetie Belle gets the added bonus of being a Cute Clumsy Girl with an amazing singing voice and adorable voice cracks.
- Princess Luna, since Luna Eclipsed. All she wanted for was redemption to be accepted back by her own people, yet instead of helping her adapt in the modern world, everybody else (except Twilight and Pipsqueak) hates her and pushes her away.note And of course, let's not get started on the immense "Luna is best pony" adherents in the Brony community, most artwork about her portraying her trying to learn clumsily about the Modern World, and looking quite cute once she messes up due to her sheer naivete (e.g. Progress)
- Spike, Twilight's assistant who has moments of awkwardness and silliness that you can help but adore. His Precocious Crush on Rarity borders on Adorkable.
- Pinkie Pie, the adorable Genki Girl who always wants to make ponies happy.
- Rainbow Dash, The Lovable Jock who’s always loyal to her friends.
- Twilight Sparkle, the Adorkable Badass Bookworm who’s also The Princess of Friendship.
- Starlight Glimmer is even more Adorkable than Twilight.
- Derpy Hooves, The well meaning Cute Clumsy Girl is beloved by fans for here adorkableness.
- Rarity may seem haughty at times, but she can be very moe, especially when she gets excited.
- In flashback episodes like Where the Apple Lies, Applejack can get moe too, with her clumsy forgetfulness and cobbled lies.
- Fluttershy, the Element of Kindness: Moe-Goddess Made by Westerners! Exaggerated with her childhood version, Fillyshy. Even despite her fragility she's still as cute as ever, if not more so (plus, she sings!). However, the narrative does a great job of not letting the archetype reduce her a Flat Character; the series itself demonstrates that while she is too selfless for her own good, she despite being submissive can stand on her own ground, especially if it involves protecting her friends or loved ones. Her manifestation of the Moe Archetype is particularly invoked in the episode "Green Isn't Your Color," where Fluttershy becomes a supermodel entirely due to her Moe appeal, complete with Enforced Method Acting so she always looks scared in her pictures. In fact, this gif sums up her moeness perfectly.
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