Despite this, she is often mischievous, vain, naive, and impetuous. True to her name, Sweetie Belle is very kindhearted and innocent. In One Bad Apple, her parents' house and Sweetie Belle's bedroom are shown, and also hinted at when Rarity takes a look around Sweetie Belle's room in the German magazine comic Einfach rufus. This is shown when her parents drop her off with Rarity while they go off for vacation in Sisterhooves Social. Lauren Faust has said she does not live with Rarity at Carousel Boutique. Sweetie Belle is not revealed to be Rarity's sister until her next appearance in Stare Master. The trio become friends and form the Cutie Mark Crusaders for the purposes of finding their hidden talents and earning their cutie marks. Sweetie Belle and Scootaloo reveal to Apple Bloom that they also do not have their cutie marks. Sweetie Belle makes her first speaking appearance in Call of the Cutie, when she and Scootaloo stand up for Apple Bloom while she is being ridiculed at Diamond Tiara's cute-ceañera. Sweetie Belle appears in Friendship is Magic, part 1 as a cameo, scared and huddled next to Apple Bloom and Scootaloo when Nightmare Moon reappears in Princess Celestia's place at the Summer Sun Celebration. Sweetie Belle's first major appearance along with Scootaloo in Call of the Cutie. In a mid-May 2017 Twitter conversation, Jim Miller indicated that Sweetie Belle isn't taller and clarified that the CMCs' Flash rigs are the same as S1. Sweetie Belle's name is misspelled as "Sweetie Bell" in the credits of Just for Sidekicks. In merchandise and promotional material, G4 Sweetie Belle's cutie mark is the same as her G3/G3.5 counterpart's, and was chosen by layout artist Kat Stenson prior to her work on the show. Since then, it has been provided by her voice actor, Claire Corlett. G4 Sweetie Belle's singing voice for the first three seasons was provided by Michelle Creber, who also voices Apple Bloom. The current voice actress for Pinkie Pie and Fluttershy, Andrea Libman, voiced the G3 Sweetie Belle. The current Sweetie Belle's implied singing talent is a tribute to the third generation Pegasus pony StarSong, whose G4 version was introduced years after Sweetie Belle's. Mostly seen in the Core 7 serials, she is the youngest pony in the group, who is portrayed as having a big heart and being an expert baker. The G3 Sweetie Belle's cutie mark is a sparkling pink heart. This previous incarnation resembles the G4 version, with white body and a purple and pink mane and tail. Sweetie Belle shares the name of a character in the third generation of My Little Pony. Sweetie Belle and her friends, Apple Bloom and Scootaloo, form the Cutie Mark Crusaders, a club/"secret society" devoted to helping ponies earn their cutie marks. She makes her first major appearance in the episode Call of the Cutie. Sweetie Belle is a school-age unicorn pony and Rarity's younger sister. Leyla Rangel ( Latin American Spanish, from season 2 onward) Mônica Toniolo ( Brazilian Portuguese, season 1)Īndressa Andreatto ( Brazilian Portuguese, season 2 and 3)Ĭarolina Ayala ( Latin American Spanish, season 1) Kateryna Butska ( Ukrainian, seasons 5-6) Yulia Perenchuk ( Ukrainian, seasons 2-3)Īnastasia Zinovenko ( Ukrainian, Equestria Girls, season 4) Leyla Rangel ( Latin America Spanish, from S4E15 onward) Īnneli Heed ( Swedish, from S1E18 onward) Justyna Bojczuk ( Polish, except S5E6 and S5E7)īeata Wyrąbkiewicz ( Polish, S5E6 & S5E7) Īnca Sigmirean ( Romanian, season 2 onward)Ĭarolina Ayala ( Latin America Spanish, in two quotes in S1E23) (some merchandise and some promotional material) īrittany Lauda ( English, My Little Pony: Fluttershy's Famous Stare) Sweetie, Gabby Gums, Shimmering Spectacles, Repeatie Belle, Sw ( The Periodic Table of My Little Pony) Moderate azure (due to miscoloring, Friends Forever Issues #15-16) Pale, light grayish sap green (most appearances) ¤ Grayish mulberry with pale, light grayish rose streaks School of Friendship tutor ( S8E12-S9E26) Sweetie Belle as an adult in Growing Up is Hard to Do
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