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A samoyed who occasionally dresses in spandex and stops crimes with his wide array of psychic powers. He works at Wuff Coast University in the neurology department, but is on the station when not at work or fighting supervillains most of the time. Appearanc...

Very rare, only one brain known to exist in the region Brains are very large, bulge out of their skulls, almost mane-like

Griffons appear to behave normally without any brains, after a brief adjustment period. Derp and drool are still present while brainless, as is loss of intellect. Adjustment period is anywhere from one day to a week Can function at a basel...

Roboponies are plentiful in this part of the Wasteland, always with a pastel-colored brain nestled in their clear domes. There's a mix of tracked and legged bots, but all have two tendril-like manipulator arms tipped with claws to grab objects in lieu of tel...

A place of unknown location that holds high grade technology Deals in superior brain tech Some trade routes, not frequent Sometimes experiments escape into the surrounding area No direct communication

A surprisingly well-defended and successful self-sufficient community, the Brainless Village is a gathering of ponies that have all had their brains removed. This settlement is made up of a number of repaired pre-war houses and one large warehouse with metal r...

Housing the Lefty and Righty raiding parties, collectively known as the Hemisphere Raiders, this camp is a defensible and well-established base of operations for the majority of raiding activities in the immediate area surrounding Stable 83. While the groups d...

A former Robronco Robotics Factory turned slaver camp, home of the Roboslavers. The factory had already been fitted with automated defense turrets and patrols of bots before the war, and these defenses have only been bolstered by fencing and barricades to form...

Specifications Initial Population: 1000 Experiment: Overmare replaced with a central computer controlled by a pony brain. All Security forces replaced with robobrains. Brain reprogramming equipment supplied. Examine effects of disembodied brains on...

The left half of Administrator Cere's brain, inheriting his original body and name. As a mad-science experiment and excuse to effectively spread out the work, Administrator Cere attempted a bold procedure on his own brain. He split his brain down the middle, i...

Bit hails from Stable 45 which was designed to have two major sections; one residential like a normal Stable, and one that was entirely state of the art laboratories. Mixed into the general population were many of Equestria's brightest, given free reign to pur...

C-64 is a green-brained robopony currently tasked as Stable 83's chief medical officer. He oversees dome installation and brain repair, as well as various medical research tasks. Appearance Medical-themed Robopony with a green brain. Personality Very polit...

M-42 is currently assigned to repair duties in Stable 83 and Stable City. Appearance Typical Robopony with an orange brain. Personality M-42's orange brain has a tendency to move and emote independently of his body, which speaks with a synthesized monotone...

T-16 is currently assigned to scouting duties, often exploring the wastes with a hoofful of other ponies or robots in search for lost technology or other potential residents for the City. Appearance T-16 is an armored and tracked Robopony with a yellow brain...

A parasitic creature made of goo, it paralyzes its victim with a tendril slid up their behind as a direct means of attaching to and coating the spine. It slurps their brain out the same way and integrates the organ into itself, using it to think with and gaini...

A somewhat split group of raiders whose leader attempted to replicate Cere and Bellum's brain split as a means of attaining greater control of his territory. However, lacking the proper equipment and expertise, the split was a failure and instead of creating t...

The staff that manage and maintain Stable 83 and by proxy Stable City. Made up of Administrators and specialized Officers in command of mostly Roboponies, with the remaining ponies having brain domes and regular mental and neural backups. Each one has an assig...

The brainless villagers inhabit the Brainless Village. Made up primarily of ponies, these villagers have all vowed to remove their brains either when they get their mark or when they come of age, whichever comes first. As a result they are all uniquely 'adapte...