Littlest Pet Shop

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|-|2005 - 2007=
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|-|2008 - 2009=
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|-|2010 - 2012=
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|-|2012 - 2014=
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|-|2014 - 2016=
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|-|2017 - 2020=
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|-|2024 - Present=
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==Summary==
Littlest Pet Shop (better known by the acronym, LPS) is a toy line revolving around 2-inch tall, bobble-head toy pets. It has 7 generations in total, with the 3rd and 6th generations having their own notable TV series.
In the 2012 show, it revolves around Blythe, a teenage girl who moves to a brand new city and lives next-door to a store called Littlest Pet Shop, and upon checking the store, she finds out that she can communicate with the pets and other animals in the store, with hi-jinx ensuing each episode.
Littlest Pet Shop: A World of Our Own has the same general world, but with the addition of a separate universe named Pawtucket in which only pets and animals inhabit in place of humans, with the real human world and the pet world being able to be easily accessed by pets only, as long as they make their own imcredibly happy, which grants them access to a special key that lets them traverse through the human and pet realms. While Pawtucket, no time passes in the human world. The show revolving around the day and life of the pets.
==Power of the Verse==
===Littlest Pet Shop: Presents===
Due to being a short-lived, 7-episode miniseries, the characters from this show aren't very strong, only being able to reach Street level and Superhuman speed, due to characters withstanding animals comparable to bulldogs running and tackling into each other with minimal pain or damage. The speed comes from characters moving fast enough to appear as a blur and being comparable to the real life animals they're based on.
===Littlest Pet Shop (2012 - 2016 cartoon)===
In the 2012 show, (based on Generation 3) every character is Wall level, being able to survive falls, collisions, and several other impacts that would immediately knock out or kill a person in real life, and causing destruction to walls and property. Characters also have Relativistic+ travel speeds and reaction times, and are able to appear as blurs and create afterimages with even the more grounded in comparison-humans having the same stats and tiers.
The verse mainly excells in hax. Almost all characters have a form of Toon Force, Hammerspace, and Broadway Force as a result of being a musical comedy cartoon, which also means characters can control the world around them when using Broadway Force, making every character essentially a reality warper. A good portion of the cast having Sound Manipulation due to their screams carrying enough force to send people flying and break glass. In addition, various characters have special, unexplained magical abilities for themselces, such as BFR, Empathic Manipulation, Precognition, Technology Manipulation and Mind Manipulation among many others.
It should be noted that when in regards to Broadway Force, characters do in-fact possess it, and things that occur in songs actually are able to in-fact happen and have effecrs on the real world, as caused by events in the alternate musical reality. We know song/imagination sequences have real effects on the real world when Pepper and Penny utilize heavy machinery in order to get a test tube of Pepper's scent within their imagination, and the items and effects of that imagination appear within the real world. Abilities such as creating spotlights, teleporting, and changing the scenery aren't completely unique to singing either, as shown when Zoe Trent materializes a spotlight from nowhere, even since the beginning of the show, and Russell being shown to consistently teleport. A reason as to why these abilities aren't used within the plots of episodes can be explained with Plot-Induced Stupidity. We see this with the wide array of abilities Sunil Nevla has, but subsequently never uses in later moments where they would be useful due to this. The characters' Broadway Force seems to be an extention of the characters' 4th Wall Awareness, as implied here. We see Broadway Force/Imagination effects affecting the perception of other characters', such as Scout Kerry, a character who doesn't participate in the pretend-play by the pets (which is why she doesn't have an outfit and the others do), look up at the top of a pretend-skyscraper, and affect objects created through their imaginations. Characters have directly referred to this phenomenon as going into an alternate reality. Despite all of this, feats performed during imagination or song sequences should be mostly ignored, given the fact that the characters mostly have control over what occurs in their imaginations, and could simply have made objects softer to perform feats such as destruction feats due to this. 
Note that abilities such as growing to the size of the Earth, or becoming the Earth count as the pets amplifying their own physical stats, and thus do not count, as those are direct contradictions as to what they are capable of in the actual real world. Not only that, but Vinnie in the first example is on top of a globe, not the actual Earth, and he falls off of it as it cuts to the "real world". The second feat with Russell is also likely a globe, given model ships are the same size as it, and are likely nowhere near planet size.
==Calculations==
* François lifts an arm in-tandem with a ray of sunlight - 369,995,000 miles per hour (Relativistic+)
==Supporters/Opponents/Neutral==
===Supporters===
* G-Toasty
===Opponents===
===Neutral===
==Characters==
===Littlest Pet Shop: Presents===
LPSP blythe portrait.jpg|Blythe|link=Blythe (Littlest Pet Shop: Presents)
LPSP cat portrait.jpg|Little Cat|link=Little Cat (Littlest Pet Shop: Presents)
LPSP dog portrait2.jpg|Little Dog|link=Little Dog (Littlest Pet Shop: Presents)
LPSP monkey portrait.jpg|Little Monkey|link=Little Monkey (Littlest Pet Shop: Presents)
===Littlest Pet Shop (2012 - 2016 cartoon)===
Blythe Portrait.jpg|Blythe|link=Blythe Baxter
Zoe Portrait.jpg|Zoe|link=Zoe Trent
Russell Portrait.png|Russell|link=Russell Furguson
Penny Portrait.jpg|Penny|link=Penny Ling
Vinnie Portrait.jpg|Vinnie|link=Vinnie Terrio
Pepper Portrait.jpg|Pepper|link=Pepper Clark
Sunil Portrait.jpg|Sunil|link=Sunil Nevla
Minka Portrait.png|Minka|link=Minka Mark
Buttercream Portrait.png|Buttercream|link=Buttercream Sunday
Sugar Portrait.png|Sugar Sprinkles|link=Sugar Sprinkles
Scout Portrait.jpg|Scout|link=Scout Kerry
Delilah Portrait.jpg|Delilah|link=Delilah Barnsley
Cash and Vel Portrait.png|Cashmere & Velvet|link=Cashmere and Velvet
Dolores Portrait.png|Dolores|link=Dolores Loris
Category:Verses
Category:Littlest Pet Shop
Category:Cartoons
Category:Hasbro
Category:IDW Publishing
Category:1990s