 and "Fighting Is Magic" featured the six main pony characters from that show.Early versions of this game were released in 2012, drawing attention from both players in the Evolution Championship Series due to the unique moves associated with non-bipedal characters in fighting games, as well as from Hasbro which owned the intellectual property to "My Little Pony".After Hasbro sent the Mane6 a cease and desist letter, the Mane6 discarded the assets tied to the show, while keeping some of the fundamental gameplay factors to create the new title "Them's Fightin' Herds".