Snips and Snails are two characters from the animated television series "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic." They are often seen together and are known for their mischievous behavior and tendency to get into trouble. Snips is a young unicorn pony, while Snails is a young male snail who can communicate with ponies. Despite their mischievous nature, they have a strong friendship that is admirable. Their friendship is built on a shared love for adventure and a desire to have fun. They are often seen engaging in playful pranks and causing chaos in the town of Ponyville.
In The Mysterious Mare Do Well, Snips attends a meeting of the Official Rainbow Dash fan club, where he and Scootaloo debate over which word would best describe Rainbow Dash. He briefly appears entering the schoolhouse at the beginning of Hearts and Hooves Day.
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They are often seen engaging in playful pranks and causing chaos in the town of Ponyville. Although their antics may sometimes upset other characters in the show, their actions are never malicious or meant to harm anyone. Despite their often clumsy and impulsive actions, Snips and Snails truly care for each other.
Characters / My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, and the whole "G4" universe, for that matter, has a wide array of colorful, memorable characters. So many characters, we hardly know what to do with them all! So we've separated them by Cast Herd. Heh.
For classic G1 through G3.5 characters, as well as G4.5 characters, go to My Little Pony. For characters from G5, see here.
- The Princesses � Princesses Celestia, Luna, Cadance, Flurry Heart.
- Princess Celestia
- Princess Luna
- Major Villains note Nightmare Moon
- Queen Chrysalis
- King Sombra
- Lord Tirek
- Cozy Glow
- Discord
- Races � The races of Equestria and the wider world note Unicorns, Earth Ponies, Pegasi, Alicorns, Crystal Ponies, Saddle Arabians, Griffons, Dragons, Yaks, Hippogriffs/Seaponies, Changelings, Buffalo, Breezies, Kirin, Phoenixes
- Historical Figures � Important figures from Equestria's history. note Star Swirl the Bearded, Rockhoof, Mistmane, Flash Magnus, Somnambula, Mage Meadowbrook, Clover the Clever, Princess Platinum, Commander Hurricane, Private Pansy, Chancellor Puddinghead, Smart Cookie, Snowfall Frost, The Three Spirits of Hearth's Warming, Professor Flintheart, Snow Dash, Grogar, Gusty the Great, the Tree of Harmony, Scorpan, Griffon Kings, Arimaspi, Sable Spirit, Prince Hisan, the Sphinx.
- The 2017 Movie note The Storm King, Tempest Shadow, Grubber, the Storm Guards, Capper, Verko, Other Klugetowners, Captain Celaeno, Celaeno's Crew, Queen Novo, Princess Skystar, Songbird Serenade, Spring Rain and Glitter Drops.
- Expanded Universe — Canon Foreigners appearing in EU material such as the IDW comics and storybooks.
- Toyline Exclusive — Toyline God-Created Canon Foreigners. invoked
- Miscellaneous — Characters who appear in non-toyline merch, web games, social pages, and other non-canonical official sources.
- One-Shots � Plot-relevant One-Shot Characters. note Little Strongheart, Chief Thunderhooves, Doctor Stable/Doctor Monitor, Joe, Gustave le Grand, Mulia Mild, Ms. Peachbottom, Prim Hemline, Trenderhoof, Seabreeze, Silver Shill, Trouble Shoes, Tree Hugger, Moondancer, Stormy Flare, Cinnamon Chai, Charity Kindheart, Ma Hooffield, Countess Coloratura, Tender Taps, Dragon Lord Torch, Buried Lede, Mr. Stripes, Plaid Stripes, Coriander Cumin, Saffron Masala, Sky Stinger, Vapor Trail, Feather Bangs, Lily Lace, Inky Rose, Starstreak, Strawberry Sunrise, Burnt Oak, Toola Roola and Coconut Cream, Pharynx, Rumble, Star Tracker, Sky Beak and Ocean Flow, Firelight, Stellar Flare, Hoo'Far, Rolling Thunder, Short Fuse, Autumn Blaze, Rain Shine, the Gift Givers of the Grove, Pistachio, Oak Nut and Butternut, Dusty Pages, First Folio, Clear Sky, Wind Sprint, Rusty Bucket, Snap Shutter and Mane Allgood, Aunt Holiday and Auntie Lofty, Sans Smirk, Feather Flatterfly, Fire Flare, Spur and Biscuit, Luster Dawn, Sunny Skies, Petunia Petals, the Barrel Twins, Kerfuffle, Torque Wrench, the Hoofingtons, Moody Root.
- Other Characters � Ancestors, in-universe fictional characters, false identities, and Companion Cubes. note Stinkin' Rich, Grub Hooffield and Piles McColt, the Olden Pony, the Headless Horse, Scales, the Great Seedling, the Power Ponies, the Mane-iac, Ogres & Oubliettes characters, the Shadowbolts, the Mysterious Mare Do Well, Gabby Gums, Orchard Blossom, Impossibly Rich, Daybreaker, Plainity and Eyepatch, Apple Chord, inanimate objects.
- Background Ponies � Recurring Extras, Bit Characters, Living Props, Creator Cameos, and Spear Carriers.
- Common Background Ponies note Candy Mane, Cherry Berry, Golden Harvest, Shoeshine, Daisy/Flower Wishes, Lily Valley, White Lightning, Cloud Kicker, Sunshower Raindrops, Rainbowshine, Sassaflash/Emerald Gem, Parasol/Showers, Orange Swirl, Sprinkle Medley, Merry May, Amethyst Star, Sea Swirl, Pinprick/Royal Pin, Cherry Fizzy, Goldengrape, Noteworthy, Lucky Clover, Caramel/Chance-a-Lot, Perfect Pace, Bruce Mane/Neon Lights/Rising Star, Orion, Star Hunter/Solar Wind, Piña Colada, Aura, Noi, Button Mash, Tornado Bolt, Cotton Cloudy, Alula/Pluto/Princess Erroria, Ruby Pinch, Liza Doolots, Dinky Hooves/Doo.
- Special Background Ponies note The Nurse Ponies, the Flower Trio, Mr. Greenhooves, Octavia's bandmates, Mr. Waddle, Truffle Shuffle, Holly Dash, Screwball, Pinnie Lane and Big Wig, My Little Letrotski, Fleur Dis Lee, Junebug, Post Haste, Screwy, the Imperfect Stallions, Gizmo/Poindexter/Gyro, Blossomforth, Wild Fire, Uncle Curio the Shopkeeper, the Saddle Arabians, Toe-Tapper and Torch Song, Zippoorwhill and her father, Stellar Eclipse, Claude, Fashion Plate, the Swooning Ponies, Detective Pony, Doctor Pony, Dapper Pony, Big Bucks and Jack Pot.
- Other Background Characters note The background ponies who don't have their own entries (yet), the Cattle, the Mule, the Animal Contestants, the Sheep, the Goats, the Equestria Games Griffon Team, the Background Monsters, the Feelings Forum leader, Other Animals.
- Heroines note Twilight Sparkle, Applejack, Fluttershy, Pinkie Pie, Rainbow Dash, Rarity, Spike.
- Sunset Shimmer
They always have each other's backs and are willing to take the blame for their misdeeds together. This loyalty and supportiveness are the foundations of their friendship. While Snips and Snails can be seen as troublemakers, they also bring a sense of excitement and unpredictability to the show. Their friendship adds a dynamic element to the storylines and offers comedic relief during intense or dramatic moments. Their friendship also serves as a reminder that true friends stick together through thick and thin. Snips and Snails may not always make the best decisions, but they learn from their mistakes and grow together, showing the value of friendship and forgiveness. Overall, the friendship between Snips and Snails is an endearing and entertaining aspect of "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic." Their mischievous nature, loyalty, and shared sense of adventure make them memorable characters within the show..
Reviews for "Snips and Snails: The Epitome of Friendship in My Little Pony"
1. James - 1 star - I cannot believe how much I disliked "Snips and the Little Pony Friendship is Mable". The plot was confusing and lacked any depth. The characters were uninteresting and one-dimensional, making it impossible to connect with any of them. Additionally, the animation was subpar, with choppy movements and poorly drawn backgrounds. Overall, this show was a huge disappointment and I would not recommend it to anyone.
2. Emily - 2 stars - I had high hopes for "Snips and the Little Pony Friendship is Mable", but it failed to meet my expectations. The storyline was predictable and unoriginal, with no surprises or creative elements. The voice acting was mediocre at best, making it difficult to immerse myself in the world of the show. Furthermore, the humor fell flat and the dialogue felt forced. I wouldn't say it was the worst show I've ever seen, but it definitely didn't leave a lasting impression.
3. Sarah - 1 star - "Snips and the Little Pony Friendship is Mable" was a complete waste of time. The writing was poorly executed, with a jumbled plot that made no sense. The characters were forgettable and lacked any development, making it impossible to care about what happened to them. The animation was lackluster, with cheap-looking visuals and generic character designs. I regret ever giving this show a chance and would not recommend it to anyone seeking a quality animated series.
4. Michael - 2 stars - While "Snips and the Little Pony Friendship is Mable" had its moments, overall it was a disappointment. The episodes felt repetitive and lacked any significant character growth. The animation quality varied from episode to episode, sometimes looking decent, other times appearing rushed and sloppy. The humor was hit or miss, with some jokes falling flat and others eliciting a chuckle. Overall, I found this show to be forgettable and would not recommend it to fans of animated series looking for something new and exciting.
5. Olivia - 1 star - I found "Snips and the Little Pony Friendship is Mable" to be incredibly boring and unengaging. The plot was predictable and lacked any real substance or meaning. The characters felt like caricatures, with no depth or complexity to them. The animation was subpar, with dull colors and stiff movements. I couldn't bring myself to finish the first season, as it failed to capture my interest in any way. I would not recommend wasting your time on this lackluster show.
Snips and Snails: Teaching Us About Friendship in My Little Pony