Seapony

A Seapony is a fictional creature, typically depicted as a hybrid of a pony or horse and a seahorse. Often, they are portrayed with a horse's body, head, and legs, but with a seahorse-like tail and sometimes aquatic features such as fins or gills. The concept has appeared in various fantasy and children's media, most notably within the My Little Pony franchise.

While the exact characteristics and lore surrounding Seaponies vary depending on the source material, certain common elements are frequently found. They are often associated with underwater environments, possess the ability to breathe and thrive in water, and are sometimes depicted as guardians or inhabitants of the sea. Their personalities can range from playful and friendly to wise and protective, depending on the specific story.

The term "Seapony" itself is not inherently tied to any single intellectual property, though its association with My Little Pony is significant. Similar hybrid creatures with equine bodies and aquatic adaptations can be found in other fantasy settings under different names, but the term "Seapony" strongly evokes the image of the established character archetype within the aforementioned franchise.