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| JP #1332004 2 months ago |
Dat tiny fang |
| SquiggyBomb #1332020 2 months ago |
It's so impossibly cute |
| Bolan #1332060 2 months ago |
But is it even equine? Can we call it a filly? |
| Scarcity #1332104 2 months ago |
Bolan, this is the kind of question that fascinates me. The episodes led us to believe changelings' unaffected form is equine, but what if they naturally adopt the basic shape of creatures they're near without even trying? I'm inclined to call their young "fillies" if they always appear equine, and something else if they don't. |
| Anonymous #1332673 2 months ago |
They're insects, I believe, as their wings are translucent and they produce cocoons. So therefore, their young are larvae. |
| ILSS #1332716 2 months ago |
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| Anonymous #1332796 2 months ago |
^FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU- |
| Anonymous #1333159 2 months ago |
@Bolan I think this depends on the life cycle of changelings but I am no entomologist so don't hold me to it.
As I recall nymphs are for those insects that don't go through a pupal stage. They generally look like their adult form. Larvae do become a pupa and undergo metamorphosis to reach their adult form. They generally don't look like their adult form and are wingless. Given the picture this is probably a nymph. |
| Anonymous #1333221 2 months ago |
With all the love Chrysalis has been recieving she's going to be getting fat. |
| Anonymous #1333223 2 months ago |
With all the love Chrysalis has been receiving she's going to be getting fat. |
| Anonymous #1333228 2 months ago |
^ shit, didn't think it actually posted the comment with the spelling mistake. |