Dust Town

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Urban ruins: broken houses, small crumbling buildings, abandoned gas stations, and a decaying casino.
Iconic locations: an underground bunker, a trading arena where bottle caps become currency, and a destroyed statue of Princess Luna as a symbol of the fall of the old order.
Atmosphere: distrust and hostility prevail; friendship exists, but it is rare and fragile.

Bodies and skeletons: constant reminders of the civil war between ponies of differing ideologies — pegasi, unicorns, and fallen earth ponies.

Creatures

• Mutant animals: mutant versions of magical creatures with more than one limb or head, or larger and more dangerous, or a mass of flesh, such as radioactive manticores, deformed timberwolves, and even feral ponies.

Some may be hostile and others may be peaceful, but it's impossible to know.

Summary of inspiration:
The world of My Little Pony, inspired by Fallout, would be a desert devastated by nuclear magic, where ponies fight to survive amidst ruins, radiation, and violent factions.

Society:

• Rival pony factions: groups of ponies that follow different philosophies (perhaps some advocate magic, others technology, others just trying to survive).
• Improvised economy: star-shaped soda bottle caps become currency, drinks inspired by Fallout but with local names (e.g., Sparkle-Cola, a grape soda with edible glitter; Applejack Brew, an alcoholic beverage with beer or whiskey; Sprite Rainbow, a colorful, transparent soda; Pinkie Soda, a vibrant, very sweet, and addictive soda for some).
• Trading arena: a brutal space where supplies are traded, but disputes are also resolved with violence.

• Fallout technology adapted for the My Little Pony universe: PipBucks (pony version of Pip-Boy), energy weapons, armor, and Stable-Tec experiments (equivalent to the Vaults).
• Factions: Inspired by Fallout, such as the Enclave and raider groups, but reinterpreted within the context of Equestria.
• Characters: Surviving ponies who must balance distrust and survival amidst the harsh realities of war and scarcity.

• Setting: Two centuries after a war between ponies with different analogies, a holocaust of "megaspells" destroyed Equestria, leaving ruins of cities like Ponyville, Canterlot, and Manehattan.
• Setting: "Dust Town" looks directly like the nuclear wasteland from Fallout, with radiation, mutants, and warring factions.
• Tom: A mix of My Little Pony with the brutality and despair of Fallout.