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Milena Živanović ( Serbian, Minimax, season 3)Ĭecilia Gómez ( Latin American Spanish) Snežana Nešković ( Serbian, Minimax, seasons 1-2, 4) Tatiana Veselkina ( Russian, S1E3 (demo version) and promos) Viorel Ionescu ( Romanian, Equestria Girls) Pedro Alcantara ( Brazilian Portuguese, demo version) Motoko Kumai ( Japanese, seasons 1-2, Equestria Girls, and My Little Pony The Movie) įrancisco Freitas ( Brazilian Portuguese) Tizar Sponsen ( Indonesian, Equestria Girls) Hannes Maurer ( German, seasons 1-4 season 7 onward, Equestria Girls, Rainbow Rocks, My Little Pony The Movie) Pier-Luc Funk ( Canadian French, My Little Pony The Movie) Sari Ann Stolt ( Finnish, from season 2 onward) Winnie Chow ( Cantonese for Hong Kong, DVD version) Gao Han ( Mandarin Chinese for mainland China, My Little Pony The Movie) Luo Yuting ( Mandarin Chinese for mainland China) Wang Zhenling ( Mandarin Chinese for Taiwan, season 5 onward) Su Zhaohua ( Mandarin Chinese for Taiwan, seasons 1-4, Equestria Girls)

Steve Patrick ( English, My Little Pony: Dragonfire)

Kira Buckland ( English, My Little Pony: Power Ponies) Princess Cadance (adoptive sister-in-law) the Dragon, Princess Spike, Sparkle-warkle, Dragon Lord Spike, Spike the Hilarious, Spike the Mighty, Precious Pants, DJ Scales-n-Tail, Sp ( The Periodic Table of My Little Pony), Real Stone Spike Huffy the Magic Dragon, Spikey-wikey, Rainbow Dash, Rainbow Crash, Peewee, Spikey-poo, Hum Drum, Spikey-boo, Great and Honorable Spike the Brave and Glorious, Mr. Golden Oak Library, Ponyville (season 1 to 4)Ĭouncil of Friendship member (as of S9E26)

Spike's dog form, as he appears in My Little Pony Equestria Girls

My little pony pop cutie mark magic princess celestia design-a-pony kit