What type of Southern is the Apple Family dialect?

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,543]

We know Applejack (and the Apple Family)'s accent is Southern, but what kind of Southern, specifically? There's different kinds.

[Denim&Venöm 16,490]

Sounds Appalachian to me. Specifically Virginian/ West Virginian.

[Jeric 46,834]

The whole of the main Apple Family from Sweet Apple Acres have somewhat unique accents. Applejack and Big Mac are based loosely on the Ozarks style accent (Missouri mountain area). Applejack’s dialect is all over the map though. She uses slang that is from all sorts of rural areas, same as Granny. 
 

Applebloom is a Frankenstein Monster of Texas mixed with either Kansas or Georgia. Pretty sure she just intended it to sound generically southern, but her ‘r’ is definitely in the east Texas ballpark, and nasality and twang are kinda all three. 

 

[cuteycindyhoney 13,283]

Equestrian southern. It isn't Earth, after all.

2 hours ago, Jeric said:

Applebloom is a Frankenstein Monster of Texas mixed with either Kansas or Georgia.

I love listening to Applebloom!

[Denim&Venöm 16,490]

18 hours ago, Jeric said:

The whole of the main Apple Family from Sweet Apple Acres have somewhat unique accents. Applejack and Big Mac are based loosely on the Ozarks style accent (Missouri mountain area). Applejack’s dialect is all over the map though. She uses slang that is from all sorts of rural areas, same as Granny. 
 

Applebloom is a Frankenstein Monster of Texas mixed with either Kansas or Georgia. Pretty sure she just intended it to sound generically southern, but her ‘r’ is definitely in the east Texas ballpark, and nasality and twang are kinda all three. 

 

Okay I have to ask how you've become so well versed in southern dialects, because you didn't sound particularly southern when we met last year. 

[Props Valroa 26,013]

For some reason I think they are all Alabaman.

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,543]

12 hours ago, Califorum said:

For some reason I think they are all Alabaman.

I say it's closer to West Virginia, Georgia, or even Tennessee.