ComicBook UNBOXING: My Little Pony 'Guardians of Harmony' Toy Collection

Today, ComicBook.com took a trip to Equestria to meet some very familiar ponies. Hasbro sent over a slew of brand-new toys from their My Little Pony collection, and our very own Jim Viscardi and Chris Killian were all too excited to share their unboxing.

The toy are set to debut later this fall and are based off My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, a wildly popular animated series. The children's show has become huge over the past few years as both kids and adults alike flock after Pinkie Pie and her colorful friends.

After a long wait, fans can now see what Hasbro's Guardians of Harmony toy line-up looks like. The collection features single pony figures and larger pieces like Princess Luna and Spike the Dragon.

If you're thinking about getting one of these toys for your children or friends, then be mindful of its age range. The Guardians of Harmony collection is geared to peoples ages three and up due to its small, detachable accessories. For instance, Spike the Dragon comes with tiny missiles that children could easily swallowed by accident.

As for pricing, the My Little Pony toys vary. You can pick up single figures of Rainbow Dash, Shadowbolt, or Pinkie Pie for about $10 excluding additional accessories. One assortment known as "Figure and Friend" will be retailed at $15 and pair two single characters in one combo set.

The bigger pieces will be a bit more expensive. The toys for Princesses Celestia and Luna will sell for $20 each. Spike the Dragon comes in as the most expensive figure since its adorable piece retails for $40. However, the hulking toy does come with removable armor, projectile accessories, and a saddle for other My Little Pony figures to ride on.

Clearly, the new collection houses toys for fans of all ages and genders. Just watch as Viscardi and Killian unbox each toy from the Guardians of Harmony line. You can't deny the joy that's on their faces.

The toy's release will also usher in a new comic book series for My Little Pony, so fans should get excited for that publication as well. The new books will debut via IDW later this fall and extend the canon of My Little Pony to the page. This comic series will make the third that IDW has rolled out for the franchise.

So, what do you guys think? Are any of you planning of picking up some of these pieces? Let us know in the comments below - and tell us what kind of toys you'd like to see ComicBook.com unbox next!