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“Qilin are often depicted as somewhat bejeweled, or as brilliant as jewels themselves, like Chinese dragons. They are often associated in colors with the elements, precious metals, stars, and gem stones. But, qilin can also be earthy and modest browns or earth-tones. It is said their auspicious voice sounds like the tinkling of bells, chimes, and the wind. “
Maybe she can pay her new friend Applejack a surprise visit and there can be a whole episode about Autumn trying to help out on the farm to thank AJ for saving her people from themselves, but she ends up setting part of the orchard on fire (including the apple/pear tree) and it makes Applejack really angry at her partially because Applejack KNEW it would happen from letting a questionably-self-controlled fire creature into the orchard, and that’s the conflict for the episode
Moral: Forgiveness, but also learning how to say “no” if you see a disaster on the horizon, even if it’s hard
Ralsei! Don’t play Can Your Pet!
And fish
@Havock
Dragon-horse-lion-deer-ox. Depending on the era and region of East Asia, yeah. :3
Actually, they are part dragon, part deer.
And one of the best characters from the entire series.
Not nearly as cute.
aaaaa thanks such an honor for tbh, and totally unexpected!
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(From “Hello, World” by Louie Zong)
I agree, I never loved so much new species in the show like I love kirin
Wut?
Maybe she can pay her new friend Applejack a surprise visit and there can be a whole episode about Autumn trying to help out on the farm to thank AJ for saving her people from themselves, but she ends up setting part of the orchard on fire (including the apple/pear tree) and it makes Applejack really angry at her partially because Applejack KNEW it would happen from letting a questionably-self-controlled fire creature into the orchard, and that’s the conflict for the episode
Moral: Forgiveness, but also learning how to say “no” if you see a disaster on the horizon, even if it’s hard
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