Fighting Is Magic: Premium, sometimes shortened to just Premium (formerly as Premium Edition, 'Chocolate', 'Yogurt' and 'KitKat') is an unofficial endeavor dedicated to reviving Mane6's fighting game Fighting is Magic, as originally conceived as the fangame based on the My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic TV series, initially by using various assets contributed by fans to Mane6's unfinished leaked build, and the Tribute Edition release as its base from Beta 2 onwards. It is the first game to be built on 2D Fighter Maker 2015. Contents [] History and development There were plans by various groups in the fandom for an attempt to finish the highly anticipated fan-game after Mane6 officially announced on February 2013 that they are cancelling the original My Little Pony fan-game due to a cease and desist letter by Hasbro, albeit had since restarted development using an original IP. Development on the revival of the original fan-game started in earnest by several groups of fans. Many builds based off of Mane6's unfinished product started appearing such as Ponychan's Build and Iwanabrawl Build (which was the created by the same development team as Tribute Edition). One such build started in April 2013, by an individual known online under the alias 'Rainbow Crash PP', with the initial codename 'Chocolate'. Not having much experience in Fighter Maker, it was supposed to be a test version and was never intended to be released to the public. Adjustment program epson sx435w download for pc.

However, on May 2013, Rainbow Crash PP said that it will 'still be released anyway,' just to get a glimpse of what they were doing. Just weeks after 'Chocolate' was released, Rainbow Crash PP announced a remake of the build in order to address some of the problematic issues in the first attempt, under the new codename 'KitKat'. Development for 'KitKat' started in July and introduced a new character unofficially named Shadow Pie (present-day Scooter) but was halted and scrapped in late August as Rainbow Crash PP 'didn't like the remake'. It was rumored to be related to game issues. In early December, internal test builds were released to some selected candidates, under a new codename 'Yogurt'.

Subsequently, Rainbow Crash PP uploaded a video update to her YouTube channel, with the description stating that the final name for Yogurt is Premium Edition. The first beta preview was released in April 6, 2014. With the release of Tribute Edition in February 2014, Premium was being silenced predominantly, as it was being featured on popular websites such as Equestria Daily and other video game related news sites. Sources claimed that Rainbow Crash PP was 'jealous and decided to submit the build to such websites', but it 'didn't work in the end'. On the first day of 2015, an online campaign, dubbed 'The Premium Circle', was posted on Rainbow Crash PP's Tumblr as a test for 'winning back fans that have migrated to Tribute Edition', according to rumors. It is aimed to be a more opened build 'around the circle of the fandom', designed to give fans a helping hand and a say on what they want most from the build, and even a possibility of the HD version for the game 'if it goes well'. This, however did not produce stellar results as of late January. Since January 23, 2015, Premium Edition was renamed to just simply 'Premium'. On March 30, 2015, Premium exited the beta stage and the final version, also known as V1, was released the following day.