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Anonymous No.42431651 >>42431661 >>42435331 >>42444045 >>42504271 >>42514208
Snow Ponies
New Snow Ponies thread
We need more of these, we need more ponies inspired by a combination of North American Indians, Inuit and Norse cultures featuring a mix of there architecture, art, tools and societies.
Anonymous No.42431661
>>42431651 (OP)
it would be better if it was british ponies instead
Anonymous No.42431707 >>42431759 >>42431902 >>42431911 >>42434414 >>42437765 >>42440351
I've always liked the idea of a 3d platformer / slice of life game set in the snowpony village / tundra mountain range, but I haven't really kept up with these threads since they were first made. What kind of activities would (you) like to see? And which snowponies should be in the game? I only really know these three
Anonymous No.42431759 >>42432728 >>42433361
>>42431707
Fishing with nets, fishing with spire. fishing with bow,Taming, raising and sledding with domesticated Timber Wolves,
Anonymous No.42431832 >>42431888 >>42434262
Was this thread posted by a chatbot? Maybe I'm retarded but this is giving me really uncanny vibes
Anonymous No.42431888 >>42434262
>>42431832
true, no one writes like that, sounds like what an ai would output, so it's possible he had an AI write it and tweaked it manually (saying this because he used there instead of their, good ais dont really make grammar mistakes)
Anonymous No.42431902
>>42431707
Please please please please please please please please please please please please please
Anonymous No.42431911
>>42431707
>What if we made a walking simulator for reddit ponies
>waow!
Anonymous No.42432026 >>42432520 >>42434207
Opinions on snowponers farming algae/seeweed as an additional source of food?
I don't think I seen it being mentioned itt.
Anonymous No.42432520 >>42434240
>>42432026
Yes.
Not itt, but there's a bit of lore in Agates story about seals being friends rather than food, and they help by chasing fish into nets, as well as bringing clumps of seaweed to ponies.
Farming seaweed, though, no clue how thatd work for primitive societies.
Anonymous No.42432728 >>42433771
>>42431759
There was already a fishing game for this general, and it sucked.
Anonymous No.42433361 >>42437765 >>42437765 >>42437765
>>42431759
Cute ideas, that's a lotta fishing.
A fishing platformer could be fun, you explore and jump around to reach rare fish spots, like climbing mountains for skyfish or running along a river to catch schools with your net. Loop is platforming, snag fish, race home, trade gear, unlock tougher spots. Spear doubles as grapple hook mid air and lets you take down bigger fish to haul back. Net can be used as a trampoline. Sled... makes you go fast and keep momentum down slopes.

Village is main hub. You trade your fish to snowpones for better gear (sled upgrades, stronger nets) and unlock shortcuts so you can go further for other fish spots. You take quests here on the fish board. You have to make it home before nightfall or a snowstorm makes you freeze and die in a few minutes. Also hidden village secrets you can find by exploring, like sneaking into huts at night.

I'm mostly stuck figuring out how to naturally mix daily pony interactions with traversal and fishing so none of it feels like a bunch of separate minigames tacked on together. And making the ponies feel more alive.

>Would you like to see this game?
>Any ideas to tie snowpone village stuff into platforming mechanics and fishing activities?
>How would snowpones power the sled on flat ground? and doesn't require full animal taming AI
Anonymous No.42433771 >>42434240
>>42432728
No there wasn't. It never got finished.
Anonymous No.42434207 >>42434248
>>42432026
Maybe they scoop up algae with woven plant nets when they see algae blooms, dry it out and use it as a spice
Anonymous No.42434240 >>42434248
>>42432520
>>42433771
Harvesting seaweed is very easy all you need to do is walk along the shore at low tide and pick it up that's literally it but if you wanted to make your life more difficult you cold dive down in deadly cold water with a knife to cut it free.
Anonymous No.42434248
>>42434240
That second post number was supposed to be
>>42434207
Anonymous No.42434262
>>42431832
>>42431888
I'm glad I have somehow mastered the ability to sound like a chat bot. Dose this mean that when the robots take over I'll be spared?
Anonymous No.42434414 >>42437332
>>42431707
I'd love a farming game, because I still think ponies eating fish is weird.
Anonymous No.42434579 >>42434585 >>42436838 >>42440983
I have basically said this in the last thread but there diet should be more then normal fish. Theirs no reason they wouldn't make and use eel, lobster, crab and crayfish traps and also farm rice witch has been a crop in North America for as long as it's been in Asia so they in fact could make there own sushi.
Anonymous No.42434585
>>42434579
Also digging for mussels and other bivalves.
Anonymous No.42434713
Anonymous No.42435331 >>42435360
>>42431651 (OP)
But what about the horse culture? Do snowponies celebrate Equestrian holidays?
Anonymous No.42435360 >>42436246
>>42435331
Aren't they Crystal Empire refugees who ran away from Sombra 1000 years ago and adapted to arctic climate?
Anonymous No.42436246 >>42436796
>>42435360
Not quite. Way older than Sombra.
They ran away from the windigoes.
Anonymous No.42436796 >>42437434
>>42436246
Run from the wendigos... to an even colder place?
Anonymous No.42436838
>>42434579
Sometimes they get special fish
Anonymous No.42437332 >>42437340 >>42437713 >>42437747
>>42434414
How can snowpones even farm? There's snow year round. Unless you mean farming kelp
Anonymous No.42437340 >>42437378
>>42437332
they farm (You)s with imported equestrian laptops
Anonymous No.42437378 >>42437480
>>42437340
How did they convince equestrian ISPs to give them service?
Anonymous No.42437434 >>42437485
>>42436796
The windigoes aren't dangerous just for their cold, anon.
Anonymous No.42437480 >>42437485 >>42437489
>>42437378
>Wendigos are freezing Equestria
>"We need to run away. Let's go north."
>Where it's cold year round
>Where the wendigos are implied to originate from
>Deep in their territory
>mfw
Anonymous No.42437485
>>42437434
>>42437480
Anonymous No.42437489 >>42437499
>>42437480
Look anon, they just had to run, and they chose north! Yes it's colder, and there's no food, but... DON'T THINK ABOUT IT, OKAY?
Anonymous No.42437499 >>42437503 >>42437648
>>42437489
windigos weren't defeated by friendship
they were killed by a brave group of ponies who ventured into their heartland to exterminate them
their descendants are the snowponies
Anonymous No.42437503 >>42437627
>>42437499
>snowponies came to be because a bunch of earth ponies saw windigos and thought 'Nah, I'd win'
They sure are a violent bunch, aren't they
Anonymous No.42437627
>>42437503
>Ready to go one on one into the wrestling pit with the spirits of mischief and disharmony
It only makes them more adorable.
Anonymous No.42437648 >>42437803
>>42437499
Shit headcanon
Anonymous No.42437713
>>42437332
Undersnow farming maybe? Can that be a thing?
Anonymous No.42437747 >>42437797 >>42439529
>>42437332
It's been talked about before. You're just badly lacking knowledge about the north. There's no snow all year round. Summers do exist. Currently, agriculture in Alaska produces obscenely huge vegetables because of the polar summers where the sun just doesn't set.
Look up "giant Alaskan vegetables" and you'll get loads of pictures like this one.
Anonymous No.42437765 >>42440669
Also, fish make a crazy good fertilizer. So much that there's modern fish fertilizers being made in Alaska right now.
>>42433361
>Would you like to see this game?
Yes.
>>42433361
>Any ideas to tie snowpone village stuff into platforming mechanics and fishing activities?
Not sure, maybe the village doesn't have to be platformy.
>>42433361
>How would snowpones power the sled on flat ground? and doesn't require full animal taming AI
I'd say the pones would pull their own sleds, not use pack animals.

Perhaps it could be a "preparing for winter" type of thing. Something bad happened, and now you need to help the others survive the cold months. At first, it's a repetitive gameplay - you fish, gather supplies, help out ponies in your community. And after a few weeks, winter hits. Depending on how well/bad you did, things can go either way, from the village expanding to even ponies dying due to insufficient food (if you want to go that route).

>>42431707
>And which snowponies should be in the game? I only really know these three
Those three are fine. Salmon Run would fit a fishermare quite well, I think.
Anonymous No.42437797 >>42437813 >>42438824
>>42437747
But I thought we decided ponies live in an eternal winter world
Anonymous No.42437803
>>42437648
Let's hear yours then?
Anonymous No.42437813
>>42437797
If there's trees, there's growth season. No pinecones without summer.
Anonymous No.42438250 >>42438544
Anonymous No.42438541 >>42439529
I think a completely frozen world like the north pole is very limiting so not a good idea but also another name for Snow Ponies is supposed to be Taiga Ponies witch is the name of there environment. I can imagine some of them choosing to go as far north as then can like the Inuit but not all of them.
Anonymous No.42438544
>>42438250
WOULD
Anonymous No.42438824 >>42441011
>>42437797
Did we now? When?
Anonymous No.42439252
Anonymous No.42439529 >>42439578 >>42444629
>>42437747
>>42438541

Snowpones are based on yakutian horses (originally), so I always saw them as being in a place like the sakha republic, where their summer lasts for like 30 days at 4 to 16 c, and ground is permafrost, agriculture is basically impossible there even with 24/7 sun. Apparently potatoes do grow in central yakutia though
Anonymous No.42439578 >>42440244 >>42444629
>>42439529
These breeds are commonly known as Norse breeds as that is there origin, the vikings needed horses that could survive in the cold but they now thrive wherever it's cold so I think it's best not to limit ourselves to the yakutian.

Also I think they could make there own green houses, the making of glass should be possible for them.
Anonymous No.42439918
Anonymous No.42440244 >>42441090 >>42442021
>>42439578
They're actually unrelated breeds. Both started off from normal horses and adapted to the cold separately.
You're right small hoof blown glass panes are possible, but keeping it warm in -40c winters would take huge amounts of fuel. Pre industrial glass is brittle and insulates poorly. The sun is also low in the sky and days are too short to support growth in winter.
They'd need to hunt like a whale per day to fuel greenhouses with whale oil
Anonymous No.42440351
>>42431707
Found a free dredge-like game set in Yakutia. It looks nice, but if you have played Dredge, the gameplay is exactly the same. And there are no horses at all.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3407450/The_Northern_Path/
Anonymous No.42440669
>>42437765
>Snowpones power their own sleds
This is so obvious, they're ponies. How did I not think of that?

>Preparing for winter
Yes, I like this idea. It adds long term stakes beyond the daily get back before night cycle and adds good stoeytelling potential

>Village not platformy
Why not have a platformy village? The goal is to unify platforming, fishing and village, so it felt natural to do it this way. If movement is fun, everything should build from it.
Anonymous No.42440983
>>42434579
The real question is whether they eat land mammals. They're clearly omnivores and have no qualms eating fish so where do they draw the line? Hares? Reindeer? A seal is practically a fish...
Anonymous No.42440989
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKbwNdes0SY
Anonymous No.42441011
>>42438824
That's not a pony, or not even a horse. That's fucking 3-legged goat with human hair and it's fucking disgusting.
Anonymous No.42441090 >>42442021 >>42444629
>>42440244
i think they just use mica not glass, been used in russia for a long time and low tech. only need chisel to separate the layers, like 90% transparent.For greenhouse just dig deep pit and manure at bottom for heat, with mica roof for sun, get maybe 2 months more of growing so 90 days radish kale potatoe peas etc quick growing crops
Anonymous No.42441495
Anonymous No.42442021 >>42442027 >>42443073 >>42444629
>>42441090
>>42440244
In Victorian England they were able to grow pineapples in a horse dung heated greenhouse. If you were to double up the windows so there was a small air space between two plates of glass/ mica this would improve the R-value greatly and then all you need is a good sealant like pitch or even just clay mixed with plant fibers.
Anonymous No.42442027 >>42444629
>>42442021
also if there's a coal deposit near the surface or a tar pond then theirs an easy way to make tons of heat.
Anonymous No.42442241 >>42442243 >>42442262 >>42443565 >>42444369
horse with hat
Anonymous No.42442243 >>42442979 >>42444369
>>42442241
ponified
Anonymous No.42442262
>>42442241

Outstanding.
Anonymous No.42442441
Assuming they can harvest and fire what they need for clay bricks and mortar in the summer months then they can make red brick cinder block walls and fill the internal holes with insulation like straw of wool and hair.
Anonymous No.42442979
>>42442243
>straw hat
>hole
I guess the implication here is that the horse took a bite out of the hat.
Anonymous No.42443073 >>42444629
>>42442021
good point, warmth shouldnt be an issue
the main issue theyd face is getting enough light for plant growth in the yakutian spring and autumn. The sun is very low in the sky, so both south wall and roof of the greenhouse would need to be made of double mica. Mica isn't perfectly clear so doubling it makes light problem worse. So they need a very skilled mica maker, as well as decent muscovite,of which there is some amount in yakutia. they could make like 0.1mm mica panes and add desicants to prevent fogging and get as much light as possible. Then patch every air leak with tar and put a warm quilt on it at night to keep it warm
Maybe they'd get 5 or 6 months of decent growth? Beyond mid autumn theres probably just not enough light
Anonymous No.42443565
>>42442241
Would
Anonymous No.42444045
>>42431651 (OP)
The pic that started it all: https://desuarchive.org/mlp/post/37443253/https://desuarchive.org/mlp/post/37447036/
Previous Thread:
>>40939160 (Dead)
Alternative thread: https://nhnb.org/fim/res/2295.html
Archive of snowpony thread art: https://mega.nz/folder/0okEHKxS#8FIy3EQUHM-XluGvV7knIg
Archive of snowpony-related musics: https://ponepaste.org/5819
On the boorus, the snowpony tag ended up being "snowpony (species)" or "taiga pony"

>What are snowponies?
Lore dumps for the newfags
https://desu-usergeneratedcontent.xyz/mlp/image/1646/33/1646333439218.png (embed)
https://www.fimfiction.net/blog/981051/snowpony-lore-dump

The Great Snowpony Expedition
https://desuarchive.org/mlp/post/37474157/
https://desuarchive.org/mlp/37750570#37767390
https://ponepaste.org/5843
Anonymous No.42444050
>What is a snowpity?
https://snowpity.com/

Reading material:
>Anon and Frosty Flakes
https://ponepaste.org/5609
https://ponepaste.org/5640
>Comfy lore snippets
https://ponepaste.org/5652
https://ponepaste.org/5650
https://ponepaste.org/5664
>Cirrus Wisp and Filly
https://ponepaste.org/5662
>Lichen greens
https://ponepaste.org/7273
>Bury Me in White
https://ponepaste.org/5648
>Surehoof's First Ice Step
https://ponepaste.org/5689
>A cute (hopefully) snow pone short
https://ponepaste.org/5682
>Frost Fringed Letters [WIP]
https://ponepaste.org/5678
>My Winter Storm
https://ponepaste.org/5713
Kinderquestria Greens
https://desuarchive.org/mlp/post/37475222/
https://desuarchive.org/mlp/post/37475226/
>Poetry
https://ponepaste.org/8220
https://ponepaste.org/5857
https://ponepaste.org/5885
Anonymous No.42444051
>Agate's vigil is no longer WIP, finished story now.
https://www.fimfiction.net/story/507146/agates-vigil
>The First Fish
https://ponepaste.org/7283
>New Life with Frosty Flakes (Lewd)
https://ponepaste.org/6225
>[WIP] Cultural Exchange at Spa
https://ponepaste.org/7063
>Snowfall Frost's seach for Windigos
https://ponepaste.org/7147
>The first step north
https://ponepaste.org/7468
>Pine Ponder and the Lost Scarf
https://ponepaste.org/8037
>A Crystal Forest Rescue
https://ponepaste.org/8082
A Snowpitt vignette
https://ponepaste.org/8361
>Russian snwowpone fics (use google translate or something similar)
https://ponyfiction.org/story/16611/
https://ponyfiction.org/story/16645/
>Comet Chaser and a Windigo Hunter
https://ponepaste.org/8843
>Lights Going Out
https://www.fimfiction.net/story/543593/lights-going-out
>Granite and Fireweed
https://ponepaste.org/9917
https://desuarchive.org/mlp/40648409#40695973
https://desuarchive.org/mlp/40798618#40829500

>Merch
Pine Ponder approved tea:
https://www.adagio.com/signature_blend/blend.html?blend=191237

Snowpone patches:
https://neighsayerpatches.com/products/the-great-snowpone-expedition-patch
https://neighsayerpatches.com/products/visit-snowpitt-patch
Anonymous No.42444369
>>42442241
>>42442243
Cute in both versions.
Anonymous No.42444629 >>42445280 >>42447059 >>42455457 >>42459928
>>42442021
Also England doesn't have a winter. Not in any sense as snowponyland has.
>>42443073
>>42442027
>>42441090
>>42439578
Overall this whole idea baffles me. Everything about snowponies have been about living WITHIN the harsh nature, thriving on its terms. Living tightly in thick log cabins, conserving sparse resources and heat during the long winter, and that closeness which living like that produces, is also central part of their culture. All creatures of northern lands, whether it's people or animals gather resources and food for the winter, and you're here trying to force the nature and make some lowtech greenhouses with iron age tools that would keep warm during nights that go as low as -40? I'm sorry but concept of greenhouses and such are kinda antithesis for everything I like about snowponies and the setting.
>>42439529
>summer lasts for like 30 days at 4 to 16 c, and ground is permafrost, agriculture is basically impossible there even with 24/7 sun.
It's not that bad and extreme everywhere. The ground can't be in permafrost and season must be longer than 30 days if you can grow potatoes. And they have agriculture there. It's hard and the season is short so need to grow crops which thrive in such conditions so no corn for you, and the amount of produce is also small compared to southern lands. That's the reason I like the idea that snowponies compliment their diet with fish. But it's pure misinformation to say there's nothing growing there.
Anonymous No.42445050
Anonymous No.42445280
>>42444629
yeah snowpones could probably do this, but thats just not how they live. If a snowpone suggested this theyd probably get weird looks and told to go fish some more
Anonymous No.42446023 >>42451634
snow
Anonymous No.42446626
Anonymous No.42447059
>>42444629
>temp not that extreme everywhere in yakutia
he was clearly talking about north yakutia. 24 hour sun, 30 day summer and permafrost are only in north. he also said potats do grow in central yakutia
Anonymous No.42447667
Anonymous No.42447823 >>42448786 >>42449575
comfy hardworking snow stallions?
Anonymous No.42448226 >>42448786 >>42449267 >>42466231
oh hey, new stuff.
Anonymous No.42448786
>>42447823
>>42448226
>New content
Neat.
Anonymous No.42449154
Anonymous No.42449267
>>42448226
Hrng, so cute. I wanna be right there with them grillin fish under the stars
Anonymous No.42449575
>>42447823
looks soft
Anonymous No.42449878 >>42450214 >>42450249 >>42451125
are snowpones open for anyone to use for projects, or need to ask original creators first?

if so how do I even find them?
Anonymous No.42450214 >>42450249 >>42451093
>>42449878
They're pretty much fair game for anyone to use. The original creator, at least for the original art piece, was Marbo, an artist that's been long gone, and any development of them as a concept was done by various anons and artists across multiple threads so either way getting an original creator permission is effectively impossible
Anonymous No.42450249 >>42450258 >>42451093
>>42449878
>>42450214
They are just Yakutian horses, so it's not like you can't make your own Yakutian ponies
Anonymous No.42450258
>>42450249

I am the sole owner of snowpones, actually.
Anonymous No.42451093
>>42450214
>>42450249
thanks, seems like they're basically open use. guess i can just quickly change the design later if I DO happen to run into issues
Anonymous No.42451125
>>42449878
Just make your snowpone art, friend. No special permissions necessary.
Anonymous No.42451634
>>42446023
poner
Anonymous No.42452132
Anonymous No.42452503 >>42452621 >>42453071
Anonymous No.42452621 >>42452634 >>42456437
>>42452503
Looks like a cave pony
Anonymous No.42452634
>>42452621
I would like to meet with these cave mares. Please. Show the way.
Anonymous No.42453058
Anonymous No.42453071
>>42452503
Abominable? More like Adorinable
Anonymous No.42453433 >>42453456 >>42454123 >>42454389 >>42457433
Can snowpones use elemental magic? Magic in crafting?
Anonymous No.42453456
>>42453433
>Magic in crafting?
That's what most of their magic is, actually.
Anonymous No.42453582
holy sovl
Anonymous No.42454123 >>42454205 >>42454364 >>42456115 >>42462289
>>42453433
from archives
>baseline: cold res, minor ice conjure, star nav, weak wards via woven sheddings, magic stored in fur
>shamare only: spirit talk, strong wards, astral walking, necromancy, fire magic?, pic seems to hint at pocket dimension crafting??
>Cirrus is a mythical spirit-god akin to an alicorn, so probably the most magic
these aren't set in stone, most important thing is their magic is mostly passive or indirect
how magic is the average snowmare? the shamans? cirrus?
Anonymous !!4b9yN7BgEzA No.42454179 >>42454189
/r/ draw a snow cone but the ice cream on it is a snow pone
Anonymous No.42454189
>>42454179
Anonymous No.42454205 >>42454310
>>42454123
There's so many damn good pics of snowponers but this one will always be my favorite.
>pic seems to hint at pocket dimension crafting??
Should be a thing if it isn't hinting at shit, powerful magic like that being available to appropriately wise people is what helps make certain media feel unique (early Elder Scrolls).
Anonymous No.42454310
>>42454205
pocket dimensions should be a once every few generations mythical feat which requires a shamare with immense magical power and willpower, spoken of in ancient snowpone stories
Anonymous No.42454364 >>42454389 >>42454624
>>42454123
Thought those were the ghosts not yet laid to rest
Anonymous No.42454389
>>42454364
>>42453433
Meant this one
Anonymous No.42454624
>>42454364
They are, yes.
Anonymous No.42454863 >>42457458 >>42461034
Anonymous No.42455457 >>42455482 >>42455568
>>42444629
>Overall this whole idea baffles me.
I'm with you on this one. Overall, this entire thread baffles me. It's like 90% of everyone in this thread only discovered snowpones just now. It's like the very first lore discussions all over again, picking apart things that were settled years ago.
Anonymous No.42455482
>>42455457
its my very first snowpony thread!
Anonymous No.42455568
>>42455457
Everyone seems to have their own headcanon so its far from settled. Some anons like me probably missed a ton of threads and snowpone lore
Anonymous No.42456115
>>42454123
Average snowmare can probably make weak wards and easily freeze a few buckets of water
Anonymous No.42456437 >>42457118 >>42457327
>>42452621
where cave mares
show, now
Anonymous No.42457118
>>42456437
didn't you hear? you can't imagine what those dangerous mares will do
Anonymous No.42457327
>>42456437
They're out there, stalking your boots.
Anonymous No.42457433
>>42453433
Hmm... Is she the snowpony whizzard , or am I going to die horribly? I'll chance it.
Anonymous No.42457458 >>42457471
>>42454863
If I had to take a stab in the dark, something to do with setting up huts?
Anonymous No.42457471 >>42457703
>>42457458
Thousands of years from now the distant ancestors of ponies will tell the tail of an advanced, ancient civilization that once existed in barren north because this mare got a cutiemark in stacking rocks in a pyramid shape and putting shiny stones on the top.
Anonymous No.42457703 >>42457717
>>42457471
*descendants
Anonymous No.42457717
>>42457703
Alright, so I gotta go to bed so I can go to work tomorrow morning, but imagine a bad shoop of a G% dog looking up at a snow meme and thinking "my ancestor :)"
Anonymous No.42458209 >>42459562 >>42460379
Anonymous No.42458508 >>42458993 >>42459059
Anonymous No.42458993
>>42458508
What is she looking at?
Anonymous No.42459059 >>42459478 >>42459500 >>42461331 >>42462053
>>42458508
Wait... frosty flakes doesn't look like that. Left pupil too bug and uneven, human hair, oddly placed fluff, broken cutie mark, semirealistic?
Its an IMPOSTER! Kill it!
Anonymous No.42459478
>>42459059
Well... Sloppa's going to sloppa, and all of that...
Anonymous No.42459500
>>42459059
And yet, that picture has the same "human hair".
Anonymous No.42459562
>>42458209
You know, for those with mercantile inclinations, you could probably get some good value out of trading scented shampoos to snowpones.
Anonymous No.42459855
Anonymous No.42459928
>>42444629
considering that every person living off grid in Alaska has at least one small green house it seems to me more likely than not that the Snow Ponies would at some point develop the technology to make there own and the main purpose is not to grow crops to full size but to get them from seed to seedling so in the spring they have a head start on the short growing season.
Anonymous No.42460379
>>42458209
I bet snowponies smell even nicer
Anonymous No.42461034
>>42454863
Boo.
Anonymous No.42461331
>>42459059
>That gun
>That smile
She's ready to commit some violent acts with glee, isn't she.
Anonymous No.42461823
Snow poner bump.
Anonymous No.42462053
>>42459059
>semirealistic
You say it like that's a bad thing. I love it when ponies actually have hooves and their legs don't end in stumps.
I guess it makes cartoony stuff harder to do, but I still really like the horsey bodies.
Anonymous No.42462289 >>42463803 >>42463807 >>42464378
>>42454123
I love Cirrus so much.
Anonymous No.42462705 >>42463058
What does the snowpony village look like? Do they live in huts,igloos, wood cabins? Is it fortified? Visible magic stuff (like wards,totems)
Anonymous No.42463058
>>42462705
Depends on the tribe. Igloos were only temporary winter shelters for long hunting expeditions, people didn't live in them all year round - again, it's not an eternal winter there.
Bigger ones - perhaps fortified, perhaps only for winter when the predators get bold.
>Visible magic stuff (like wards,totems)
Yes.
Anonymous No.42463344 >>42465471
So my take on the whole greenhouse debate is that there is simply no way to grow enough food with them in an efficient way so them just being used to grow plats to a small size and then transplanting them outside makes the most sense.

It is theoretically possible to grow crops to full size but it would take a building like a christian cathedral because hat is the only building design I know of that can let in enough light and be strong enough to hold up to winter storms and be something they could actually build but of course this would take a ton of work so if such thing was built it would likely be a holy site where they worship a god of summer and farming.
Anonymous No.42463803
>>42462289
I'd feel ashamed staring at her ploota, but it's so mesmerizing when she lies in the snow.
Anonymous No.42463807
>>42462289
Cirrus is beautiful and I want her to hold me close
Anonymous No.42464376 >>42464759
Anonymous No.42464378 >>42464679
>>42462289
doesnt her mane get dirty?
Anonymous No.42464679 >>42465471
>>42464378
Nah, she's too much of a pure nature spirit to be effected by dirt. Either that, or the snow around her cleans her naturally
Anonymous No.42464759
>>42464376
Dual fish baskets, how cute
Anonymous No.42465061
Anonymous No.42465230 >>42465474 >>42465512
does anyone have that snowpony pic of one eating fish while hating it?
Anonymous No.42465249 >>42465512
I really need to do more with her and get some more art
Anonymous No.42465471
>>42463344
Maybe a large greenhouse of that nature would fit best in Snowpity where they meet annually. For most other communities it would be unfeasible surely.

>>42464679
Both valid, however I'm sure Cirrus would indulge in sauna baths and allow foals to help clean her mane. Perhaps not necessary, but she is a mare as well as a spirit being, the boundary never truly being clear.
Anonymous No.42465474
>>42465230
Sadly, no
Anonymous No.42465512 >>42465517 >>42466231
>>42465230
Picrel
>>42465249
First time I'm seeing her, who's she?
Anonymous No.42465517
>>42465512
holy fuck you're a true hero. even in glorious high rez
Anonymous No.42465823 >>42465865 >>42466071 >>42492301 >>42494413
I like the idea of them living in log cabins but given that there all about making things I would think that they would be more creative then to all live the same way so here are some alternatives.

Igloos- This one is obvious but if some choose to live far enough north it's the only option.

Ice caves- Cutting a home into a glacier like a ice hotel would work for those living in the mountains.

Stilt Homes- A cabin on legs is good if your living in a swamp or flood plane and you can fish off your porch.

Hill home- Basically a hobbit hole. Earth is good at regulating temperature.
Anonymous No.42465865
>>42465823
Also nomadic snow ponies that live in caravans and tents.
Anonymous No.42466071 >>42466254
>>42465823
Anonymous No.42466231
>>42465512
Snowdash. She's the one with the spear in the top right in >>42448226
Guard mare of her tribe, very fast and good with spears, very untrusting towards outsiders and quick to resort to intimidation and violence to keep outsiders away.
Anonymous No.42466254
>>42466071
underground wood bunker looks comfy
Anonymous No.42466995
Snow poner bump.
Anonymous No.42467475 >>42468085 >>42468412
rough frosty model for game mentioned earlier
Anonymous No.42468085 >>42468191
>>42467475
Ooh, 3d snow pones are rare.
The eyes are perhaps a tad too big in this angle though.
Anonymous No.42468191 >>42468215 >>42468241 >>42468998
>>42468085
Yeah side view looks better with smaller eyes
I'm torn on the front view, which looks better?
Anonymous No.42468215
>>42468191
The smaller ones work best for a 3d model, I feel
Anonymous No.42468241
>>42468191
Smaller ones, yeah.
Anonymous No.42468412
>>42467475
Are you going to make a rig?
Anonymous No.42468998
>>42468191
Cool!
Anonymous No.42469466 >>42470114
snowponer save
Anonymous No.42470114 >>42470305 >>42471827 >>42475427
>>42469466
Anonymous No.42470305 >>42472243
>>42470114
What the FUCK?
Anonymous No.42471239 >>42471515 >>42501495
What does cirrus' mane smell like?
Anonymous No.42471515 >>42471617 >>42472692 >>42501495
>>42471239
Probably like snow.
Anonymous No.42471617
>>42471515
The snowpone doesn't seem to buy this.
Anonymous No.42471827
>>42470114
Mare is not for too much air. She really needs some hair.
Anonymous No.42472243 >>42472647 >>42542575
>>42470305
Someone asked the drawfags for a ponification.
Anonymous No.42472647
>>42472243
This looks just wrong.
Anonymous No.42472692 >>42474280
>>42471515
but snow doesnt smell like anything
Anonymous No.42474280 >>42475058
>>42472692
Whimsy issue
Anonymous No.42474926
Anonymous No.42475058
>>42474280
I need to smell Cirrus' whimsy
Anonymous No.42475427
>>42470114
Different clipping styles for different reasons.
Anonymous No.42476054 >>42476846
Snow poner bumo.
Anonymous No.42476212 >>42477154 >>42478106 >>42480479 >>42481727
I have a short snow pony fic I'm working on but it's going to take until tomorrow until it's done. I'm writing it at work.
Anonymous No.42476846
>>42476054
Anonymous No.42477154
>>42476212
Looking forward to it.
Anonymous No.42477795 >>42478431
The snow pones don't belong on page 10.
Anonymous No.42478106 >>42478667
>>42476212
Not sure I believe you, Anon.
Anonymous No.42478431
>>42477795
Anonymous No.42478667 >>42479303
>>42478106
Benefit of the doubt applies.
Anonymous No.42479303 >>42480624
>>42478667
Nah, anon, had this happen a dozen times too many now...
Anonymous No.42479801
Bwomp.
Anonymous No.42480479
>>42476212
Anonymous No.42480624 >>42480629 >>42481074
>>42479303
I prefer to be optimistic.
Anonymous No.42480629 >>42481309
>>42480624
I bet you're waiting for the second coming of Marbo
Anonymous No.42481074 >>42481091
>>42480624
I kind of lost my optimism after about a dozen promised fics and EVERY SINGLE ONE of them failed to deliver.
Anonymous No.42481091 >>42495914
>>42481074
Poemfag here from the last thread, it's still sitting half done but I've since lost momentum and am waiting for a spark of inspiration. :^(
Anonymous No.42481309
>>42480629
You don't?
Anonymous No.42481727 >>42481739 >>42482276 >>42495914 >>42527665
>>42476212
DONE

Part 1
During the most powerful winter storm in generations a village of Snow Ponies had their cabins destroyed, they were torn apart by strong winds leaving the ponies out in the cold witch normally wouldn’t be a big problem giver their thick coats but the storm was so cold even the Snow Ponies would soon die and the winds so strong it caused whiteout conditions. Fortunately, there chief was smart and brave so she quickly rallied her tribe together and as quickly as they could, gathered what supplies they could salvage from the damaged cabins and storage buildings and left for a nearby cave. The cave served as cold storage keeping food from going bad in the summer and continued to store food in the winter as well even though there was plenty of cold to go around in those months. The mouth of the cave was covered by a set of double doors made of thick hard wood boards, reinforced by riveted iron bands and on the outside covered with iron spike and fitted with an enchanted lock. Around the door was an arch of large stone blocks fitted together with tung and grove no mortar required. All this was to keep out not just thieves but predators that would love an easy meal. The ponies made it to the cave to find the doors covered with a hill of snow. One of the shamans moved it to the side easily with a spell allowing the chief to place her hoof on the lock which glowed and unlocked magically allowing the door to easily swing open. The ponies hurried inside and the chief closed the door turning to cave pitch black as there was no windows or any other source of light. The shaman ponies cast spells creating balls of light that hovered inches from there hooves well the others shook off the snow and dug through there bags for oil lamps and candles. Meanwhile the chief was examining a device near the door. A shaft ran from the floor to the ceiling with four spokes sticking out from it like a wheel. She gave one of the spokes a shove and the shaft began to rotate. Soon due to the marvel that is Snow Pony engineering a large timber banded with iron began to drop from the ceiling on a chain and slowly slid itself into place in four brackets two of which were made of iron and fitted to the backs of the doors well the other two were made of stone and built into the arched doorway.
Anonymous No.42481739 >>42481750 >>42482276 >>42482702 >>42495914 >>42527665
>>42481727
Part 2
Hours pass and the ponies try there best to stay calm and comfortable but there’s no way to build a fire without a fireplace or even ventilation in the cave and with the winds howling outside shacking the doors and their minds filled with thoughts of all they have lost there is little sleep or even rest coming. Suddenly the oldest and frailest of the shamans falls into a trance her eyes roll back in her head and her cutie mark glow and she jumps up twisting her body in strange ways her age should not allow. The others look on hoping it’s a good sign. The mineral seems in the rock around the begins to glow and the space is filled with a rainbow of light then suddenly the shaman runs to the back of the cave where she punches the wall. It shatters and rock falls to the ground followed by the shaman herself. The others run to her aid to find the trance is over and she is fine they also see that on the other side of the now destroyed wall is a huge cave with tunnels running off in all directions this space is also filled with a rainbow of light from mineral seems but also from large crystal formations as well. The shaman says that she’s had a vision from one of there gods, the god of earth, of soil and rock of crystals and metals and she says he has taken pity on us and thus has given us a new home and we may live here for as long as we wish. The magic quickly faded, the caves returning to darkness but the ponies were compelled to explore this new place and found it strange but beautiful and warm and even found an underground lake constantly being refilled with fish from a powerful river. The chief decides to take a vote and unanimously they decide to make this their new home permanently. The storm ends and those that died are pulled from there collapsed homes and burned and what is left of the buildings is reused in the caves to make this new space a home.

This is the origin story of the Snow Ponies who chose to live in caves.
Anonymous No.42481750 >>42495914
>>42481739
Sorry this took longer then I thought and I'm sure the grammar is shit.
Anonymous No.42482276 >>42482680 >>42495914
>>42481727
>>42481739
Well, Anon delivered.
Anonymous No.42482680
>>42482276
Hope you liked it.
Anonymous No.42482702
>>42481739
nice story, it has a strong atmosphere. I did find it a bit hard to read at times because the sentences run on and the paragraphs are pretty long. Breaking them up with punctuation or shorter sentences would make it easier to read
Anonymous No.42483223
Anonymous No.42483753 >>42483786 >>42483966
why couldn't I have been born into a rich white family anons..........
Anonymous No.42483786 >>42483827
>>42483753
Nah nigga I'm broke as hell
Anonymous No.42483827
>>42483786
>spend all money on the world's most beautiful frosty
Based
Anonymous No.42483830 >>42483947 >>42483965 >>42483977
>Snowpony
>Snowpity
>Snowpussy
Thoughts?
Anonymous No.42483947
>>42483830
Adorable.
Wholesome.
Sexy.
Anonymous No.42483965 >>42483966 >>42483977 >>42484308 >>42484478
>>42483830
Snowponers are not for lewd
Anonymous No.42483966
>>42483753
>>42483965
no? too bad
Anonymous No.42483977
>>42483830
>Snowpony
kiss
>Snowpity
smell
>Snowpussy
UNF

>>42483965
I wholeheartedly disagree
Anonymous No.42483992 >>42484001 >>42484005
pwease, nice mistah, nu gib fwuffy owwies
Anonymous No.42484001
>>42483992
Anonymous No.42484005
>>42483992
ENF ENF ENF ENF ENF
Anonymous No.42484308 >>42484478 >>42485750
>>42483965
I disagree, they are very lewd and need plap plap plapping
Anonymous No.42484478
>>42483965
>>42484308
They are for wholesome loving mating with the purpose of procreation.
Anonymous No.42484782
Snow poner bump.
Anonymous No.42485403
It must be hard to get hard when it's that could out.
Anonymous No.42485750 >>42486450 >>42486688 >>42495032
>>42484308
Do not plap Lichen. You will end up with a wife who does nothing except lay in the snow all day. That is her life plan. No fishing, no cooking, no tailoring, no cleaning, certainly no foal rearing. You will have to perform every daily chore by yourself just as if you remained a bachelor, except doubled because you're taking care of Lichen now too. Sure, the rest of the village may help out, but the fact remains Lichen plaps are not worth the burden she makes herself.
Anonymous No.42486450
>>42485750
I will NOT avoid Lichen plaps. Not only do I gain a wife who trusts me to take care of our foals and our home, I return each day to a loyal snowife waiting for my plaps. Thus, I will PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP
Anonymous No.42486688 >>42489114
>>42485750
So who's a better mate?
Anonymous No.42487261 >>42488626
Anonymous No.42487500 >>42487571 >>42487692 >>42488085 >>42501495
WIP walk cycle, anything look off?
Anonymous No.42487571
>>42487500
Not that I can see.Looks pretty stable.
Anonymous No.42487692
>>42487500
Adorable poner!
Anonymous No.42488085
>>42487500
Looking good to me as well.
Anonymous No.42488626
>>42487261
comf
Anonymous No.42489082 >>42489224
Anonymous No.42489114
>>42486688
Anyone. As she currently is Lichen is the bottom of the barrel. She's still a young mare, though, so there's a chance she could improve with age. It's not exactly a high bar to surpass. She just has to contribute /something/. If she takes up foraging she'll practically be on par with the most average of snowmares.
Anonymous No.42489224 >>42489853
>>42489082
pinecones?
Anonymous No.42489853 >>42490241
>>42489224
Earth pony magic, but snowpony variant.
Anonymous No.42490241 >>42490442
>>42489853
How does this relate to earth pony magic? They seem to be giving life to pinecones
Anonymous No.42490442
>>42490241
Similar to how earth ponies give life to plants by making them grow unusually quickly.
Anonymous No.42490785 >>42491728
Snow poner up.
Anonymous No.42491088 >>42491341 >>42492793
Anonymous No.42491341
>>42491088
Cozy. Would be cool to live there if it wasn't so cold in the north.
Anonymous No.42491728
>>42490785
Anonymous No.42492301 >>42492793 >>42493099
>>42465823
Anonymous No.42492793
>>42491088
>>42492301
Pretty enough...
Anonymous No.42493099 >>42493450
>>42492301
so many snow stallions
Anonymous No.42493450
>>42493099
I know right? They're a rare sight.
Anonymous No.42494136
Snow pony save.
Anonymous No.42494413 >>42494560
>>42465823
Anonymous No.42494560 >>42495914
>>42494413
I don't remember this artwork. Is it new?
Anonymous No.42495032 >>42497821
>>42485750
But Anon, she can't go through life without a family. That's a travesty no pony should endure.
Anonymous No.42495470
Board fast again.
Anonymous No.42495914 >>42496360
>>42482276
He did, but...
>>42481750
>the grammar is shit.
Yeah.
>>42481727
>there chief
Their
>there hooves
their
>>42481739
>there best
...their...
>mineral seems
seams
>there gods
You really have a problem with that word.

There's lots of space to improve, that's for sure. Nothing is impossible, though, if you actually want it.

>>42481091
Get that spark, then, or do what I did when I was stuck on writing, and write out something completely different, and then come back to the poem.

>>42494560
Nah, one of the old snspony pieces.
Anonymous No.42496317 >>42496453
Anonymous No.42496360
>>42495914
>write out something completely different, and then come back to the poem.
That's what I've been doing with a Moonbutt green. So far, looking at a piece of writing like it is/could be a green helps somehow.
Anonymous No.42496453 >>42496518
>>42496317
>3 metric tons of plot
Jesus.
Anonymous No.42496518 >>42497030
>>42496453
It's fine. Snowponies don't know what a metric is. Abominables don't even know what measurements are. So they're actually a lot lighter in practice than you would expect.
Anonymous No.42497030 >>42497229 >>42499788
>>42496518
>famous last words from man crushed to death by a gigantic snowpony ass
Anonymous No.42497229 >>42499788
>>42497030
Yeah, I figure Abominables are at least draft horse tier. That's nothing to sneeze at.
Anonymous No.42497482
Anonymous No.42497821 >>42498446
>>42495032
I imagine she'll grow out of it by her late 20s. Either that or she'll have an epiphany in her mid 30s.
Anonymous No.42498446
>>42497821
Better late than never.
Anonymous No.42498944
Anonymous No.42499788 >>42500123
>>42497030
>>42497229
The power of belief is a mighty thing. Abominables don't believe they can hurt you as long as they're careful, and so they can't.
Anonymous No.42499989 >>42500471
hugging abominable snowmares is worth the risk
Anonymous No.42500123
>>42499788
>as long as they're careful
That's the key. Using powers with restraint is what it all boils down to in the end.
Anonymous No.42500471 >>42501495 >>42501504 >>42501952
>>42499989
What's so abominable about them?
Anonymous No.42501019
Anonymous No.42501396
Anonymous No.42501495
>>42471239
Heaven
>>42471515
Or...or snow I guess.

>>42487500
Looks cute as fug.

>>42500471
More that they are just BEEG, a bit rough and tumble, and talk a bit grug grug.
Not mean exactly, but a huge abominable playing with snowpones might spook them without meaning to. That kind of thing.
Anonymous No.42501504
>>42500471
>Wampa horse
"Bro what's so scary about that?"
Anonymous No.42501529 >>42501548 >>42501569
https://twibooru.org/3571413?q=taiga+pony
Anonymous No.42501548
>>42501529
Pure soul.
Anonymous No.42501569
>>42501529
dammit, I just stopped humming this tune
now snowpones are IN MY HEAD AHHH
Anonymous No.42501952
>>42500471
They're adorable yeti ponies. Big and wild, but completely benign.
Anonymous No.42502411
Snow poner up.
Anonymous No.42502607 >>42502867 >>42503086 >>42503267
https://youtu.be/6zOarcL1BSc

https://youtu.be/TSSPDwAQLXs

I wonder if snowpones dive to fish like sea lions do in first doc? Or like bears in the second
Anonymous No.42502867
>>42502607
Probably bears.
Anonymous No.42503086
>>42502607
>sea lions
Unless their coat is very water repellent, absolutely no
That wouldn't work
Anonymous No.42503267
>>42502607
A really boring alternative might be they wade into shallow rivers to nab the salmon that got stuck traveling upstream, kind of like what sea wolves do.
https://youtu.be/9JyAzH6Ib2M
Anonymous No.42503754 >>42503939
I just love how fluffy they are.
Anonymous No.42503939
>>42503754
It's great. Imagine the combing.
Anonymous No.42504271 >>42504381 >>42504884
>>42431651 (OP)
has nopony thought of calling these guys snownies yet?
Anonymous No.42504381
>>42504271
I don't know, this sounds a bit too much like downies.
Anonymous No.42504884 >>42505076
>>42504271
Already heard that word a couple times, yes.
Anonymous No.42505076 >>42508818
>>42504884
You did? Where?
Anonymous No.42505617 >>42510157
Anonymous No.42505851 >>42505889 >>42506434 >>42507257
Happy 3rd Anniversary, snowpones. Hard to believe it's already been that long since this image.
Anonymous No.42505889 >>42506434 >>42507257
>>42505851
>3rd
Fourth, actually. Fuck the linear flow of time
https://desuarchive.org/mlp/thread/37427669/#37447036
Anonymous No.42506094 >>42507171 >>42507229
Taking my jacket-wearing Frosty to waffle house with me tonight, I'll try to get a cool picture for the thread
Anonymous No.42506434 >>42506605 >>42508380
>>42505889
>>42505851

4 years of snowpones! This calls for a feast
Anonymous No.42506605
>>42506434
Man, how did that happen?
Anonymous No.42507011 >>42520276
Snow poner goes up.
Anonymous No.42507171 >>42507206 >>42507744
>>42506094
nevermind I broke my damn phone and had to ask the guy driving the car with the EAT ASS plate on the grille for directions back home (he was nice actually)
Anonymous No.42507206
>>42507171
Sounds like an adventure, anon.
Anonymous No.42507229 >>42508956
>>42506094
Shame. I was lookimg forward to jacket frosty
Anonymous No.42507257 >>42507441
>>42505851
>>42505889
>4 years already
Damn, time really flies. Hope Marbo is doing okay
Anonymous No.42507441 >>42507799
>>42507257
What's Marbo doing these days anyway?
Anonymous No.42507744
>>42507171
>EAT ASS
Either a joke or a warning. But it sounds like it worked out for you.
Anonymous No.42507795
Who knows? He disappeared without a trace 3 months after snowponies were created.
Anonymous No.42507799 >>42508818
>>42507441
Who knows? He disappeared without a trace 3 months after snowponies were created.
Anonymous No.42508380
>>42506434
Time flies...
Anonymous No.42508818 >>42509128 >>42510645
>>42505076
In these threads.
>>42507799
I just hope he didn't die.
Anonymous No.42508956
>>42507229
I saved my phone by the power of a terrible soldering job and even though the screen flickers now it should work enough to take a picture of frosty for you guys
Anonymous No.42509128
>>42508818
I hope so too.
Anonymous No.42509794
>Snow pones on 10
Anonymous No.42510157 >>42510990
>>42505617
These are looking great. It's funny how many images you can get out of a snow theme.
Anonymous No.42510381
Slow thread.
Anonymous No.42510645 >>42510985
>>42508818
How did she summon the spirit of a bird?
Anonymous No.42510985 >>42510995
>>42510645
Why wouldn't she be able to do that?
Anonymous No.42510990
>>42510157
bot post
Anonymous No.42510995 >>42511634 >>42512168
>>42510985
>meteor strike
Anonymous No.42511634
>>42510995
Or it could come from a nearby volcano.
Anonymous No.42512131
Beware, sliding idiots are doing stupid again.
Anonymous No.42512134 >>42512811
I want to impregnate cirrus
Anonymous No.42512168
>>42510995
It's just their ancestral spirits sending them some good ore to work with.
Anonymous No.42512811 >>42513227 >>42515434
>>42512134
How do you plan on not losing sight of your foal? Red scarf like Niveous or something else?
Anonymous No.42513091
Anonymous No.42513227
>>42512811
>Red scarf
That sounds like the best and most practical idea.
Anonymous No.42513639 >>42513791 >>42516631 >>42516979
Anonymous No.42513791
>>42513639
Ouch. Get well soon!
Anonymous No.42514195
Anonymous No.42514208 >>42514216
>>42431651 (OP)
Did Rainbow Dash ever find the snow ponies?
Anonymous No.42514216 >>42514284 >>42514796 >>42515686
>>42514208
Anonymous No.42514284
>>42514216
Horrifying.
Anonymous No.42514796
>>42514216
Run, Dashie.
Anonymous No.42515434 >>42515592
>>42512811
I wouldn't put anything on my foal, since the white fur is a big advantage in hiding from predators and monsters
Anonymous No.42515592
>>42515434
Good point.
Anonymous No.42515686
>>42514216
But did Dash stay long enough to become a snow pony?
Anonymous No.42516150
My plush is here :DD she will be at mare fair and I will try to get some good pictures with her, say hi if you see her
Anonymous No.42516631 >>42518760
>>42513639
I thought snowponies were pescitarians, but it looks like they're also opportunistic with meat. Guess he must've smelled pretty enticing
Anonymous No.42516979
>>42513639
Lucky guy.
Anonymous No.42517517
Anonymous No.42517967
Anonymous No.42518408 >>42519365
Anonymous No.42518760
>>42516631
You must get the energy from somewhere.
Anonymous No.42519365 >>42519596
>>42518408
hungry pone
Anonymous No.42519596
>>42519365
And the fish is okay with it.
Anonymous No.42519855
Anonymous No.42520276
>>42507011
So it does.
Anonymous No.42520280 >>42521297
>They fucking eat you
Well it was nice liking them for a while.
Anonymous No.42520617
Anonymous No.42520847 >>42521577
Anonymous No.42521297
>>42520280
Don't get fooled by a shitpost, Anon.
Anonymous No.42521577 >>42524439
>>42520847
>The windigo can't even kill the filly because her smile and optimism are just that overwhelming
Anonymous No.42521607 >>42521842 >>42522316 >>42523008 >>42523965
Yo, this new Long Dark update is fire!
Why has no one tried to combine TLD and Snow Ponies yet?
Anonymous No.42521842
>>42521607
What's that?
Anonymous No.42522316
>>42521607
that would be fun
Anonymous No.42522754 >>42524817
Snow poner bump.
Anonymous No.42523008 >>42523155 >>42524194 >>42524948 >>42525633
>>42521607
This is the third or fourth pic where snowpone eyes glow in the dark. I wonder what caused this to develop? It's certainly not an adaptation for survival. If anything it makes them more vulnerable to predators.
Anonymous No.42523155 >>42524194
>>42523008
Glow in the dark eyes would be pretty useful in the far north. It could help them locate each other from long distances during the months long nights.

Also in blizzards , at close range it could help prevent the group from separating even in daylight
Anonymous No.42523437 >>42526331
Anonymous No.42523965 >>42524194
>>42521607
Not everyone cracks and reworks games for fun. Nice pic, though.
Anonymous No.42524194
>>42523008
>>42523155
Well, in The Long Dark during Aurora all animals starts glowing not only eyes. It's makes to show its not natural effect. Also it makes predators super aggressive and powers up all electrical equipment that was fried by emp from this event before hand.
>>42523965
Thanks! Gonna try draw in more snow ponies in screenshots.
Anonymous No.42524439
>>42521577
Overwhelming cuteness is a hell of a drug.
Anonymous No.42524817
>>42522754
Anonymous No.42524948 >>42525188
>>42523008
Spirit sight. Side effect of using magical sight to see magic/spirits.
An interesting tradeoff, if you think about it. Lets you see spiritual dangers, but potentially exposes you to mundane beasts and animals.
Anonymous No.42525188
>>42524948
I could dig that.
Anonymous No.42525633 >>42526177
>>42523008
they use it to attract mates
Anonymous No.42526177 >>42526520
>>42525633
Does that mean their glow grows stronger when they are in heat?
Anonymous No.42526331 >>42527607
>>42523437
I never had boots like these.
Anonymous No.42526520 >>42529061
>>42526177
Why else would frosty look at you like this?
Anonymous No.42526661 >>42527085 >>42529855
Anonymous No.42527085
>>42526661
She looks gorgeous like that.
Anonymous No.42527607 >>42529216
>>42526331
Me neither. Fucking "mild weather climate" country.
Anonymous No.42527665 >>42527690 >>42527704 >>42531714
>>42481727
>>42481739
Fic creator here. If someone wants to go through the trouble of doing a grammar and spell check or coming up with some names for all the unnamed characters your more then welcome to.

I'm currently working on what is essentially a monster manual for the snow pony world but that's going to take some time to finish.
Anonymous No.42527690 >>42531265
>>42527665
>a monster manual for the snow pony world
Anonymous No.42527704
>>42527665
Can't wait to read it anon
Anonymous No.42528101 >>42528449 >>42529054
Anonymous No.42528449
>>42528101
Hi-Techβ„’ Snow-Mareβ„’
Anonymous No.42529054
>>42528101
the mppp frosty looks so nice
Anonymous No.42529061
>>42526520
That's the nice thing about mares. They become friendlier in heat. Meanwhile women on their period are short fused and cranky.
Anonymous No.42529216
>>42527607
>Snowpones gives a pair of boots as a gift
>Suddenly there is a chance to grab them
It makes perfect sense.
Anonymous No.42529855
>>42526661
>intimidating
That pose makes me want to hug her even more.
Anonymous No.42530179 >>42530797
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>>42530179
Looks like you have her attention.
Anonymous No.42531265
>>42527690
>Pic
That's not a monster, Anon.
Anonymous No.42531714 >>42531769 >>42533555
>>42527665
Reminds me of that drawfag that wanted to draw a monster manual. His monsters were pretty odd, though.
Anonymous No.42531769
>>42531714
Ya I'm not doing anything that fucked mostly just stealing some D&D monsters that would fit and writing some fitting lore.
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Anonymous No.42532263 >>42532491 >>42533377
I wish I had money
Anonymous No.42532491
>>42532263
Interesting... but so expensive for a sticker
Anonymous No.42533377
>>42532263
>100 bucks for a sticker
Yeah, above my paygrade. It's looking good though.
Anonymous No.42533555 >>42533572
>>42531714
What is this thing?
Anonymous No.42533572 >>42533585
>>42533555
https://desuarchive.org/mlp/thread/39274843/#39387776
>It's supposed to be a fantasy version of a real-life animal called a Velvet Worm. They're these little predator arthropods that shoot acidic glue out of their face-orifices to immobilize prey. My draw is like, an arctic variation that got way bigger, now shoots some sort of freezing ice-slurry and preys on big mammals like polar bears, wolves, foxes, seals, etc.
Anonymous No.42533585
>>42533572
Man that's actually scary.
Anonymous No.42533644 >>42533673 >>42533975 >>42534149 >>42534342 >>42535464 >>42536206 >>42537818
Frosty moving around! did a few simple anims + controller
Anonymous No.42533673 >>42533743
>>42533644
Oh wow, cute. What you were making again? A fishing simulator?
Anonymous No.42533743
>>42533673
Just a controller demo for now. Leaning towards river fishing and snowpone village life, but still early. Trying to figure out what parts of snowpony life would be fun to play
Anonymous No.42533975 >>42534847 >>42536438
>>42533644
plapquest?
Anonymous No.42534149
>>42533644
>MFW Frosty shaking her butt
Anonymous No.42534342
>>42533644
Really cute. And very large eyes.
Anonymous No.42534847
>>42533975
Doesn't look intentionally lewd to me.
Anonymous No.42535464
>>42533644
That's a hella cute wiggle.
Anonymous No.42536206 >>42536391 >>42536438 >>42537666
>>42533644
Lewd, or not?
Anonymous No.42536391
>>42536206
I guess it's not meant to be lewd.
Anonymous No.42536438 >>42537534
>>42536206
>>42533975
I'm not planning to make it a lewd game
The booty shake is there because I think it's cute and charming
Anonymous No.42537534 >>42538766
>>42536438
>Spoiler
It is. The jiggle activating some neurons is a side effect though.
Anonymous No.42537666 >>42537701
>>42536206
Seeing that it's meant to be a platformer that involves jumping, I'm fairly certain the butt wiggle is a reference to the thing that cats do before they jump at something.
Anonymous No.42537701
>>42537666
Maybe, but it's less extreme. The wiggle is well within the motion range of a horse.
Anonymous No.42537818
>>42533644
you need to match the walking speed to the animation. right now it looks like she's moonmarewalking
Anonymous No.42538766 >>42538919
>>42537534
>activating some neurons
Don't see what you're talking about, nothing neuron-activating here whatsoever.
Anonymous No.42538919
>>42538766
>These large eyes
>Not neuron activating
Anon, please.
Anonymous No.42539806 >>42539862 >>42540026 >>42540526
Anonymous No.42539862
>>42539806
Beautiful...
Anonymous No.42540026
>>42539806
I want to be serenaded by her calming chant
Anonymous No.42540526 >>42541319
>>42539806
>The way she is pushing her hoof into his face
This must be just as uncomfortable as the shout itself.
Anonymous No.42541319 >>42542645
>>42540526
How do you expect the lullaby magic to flow without a good connection?
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Anonymous No.42542575
>>42472243
ugly literal shit eating rat
Anonymous No.42542645
>>42541319
Fair enough.
Anonymous No.42543245 >>42543974
>>42541947
Cozy.
Anonymous No.42543870 >>42544788
Anonymous No.42543974
>>42543245
anon she's freezing half to death. that's how frostbite lost her eartips.
Anonymous No.42544409 >>42545168
Anonymous No.42544788 >>42546399 >>42546525
>>42543870
one thing that always bugs me about semirealistic ai is that the ponies both have fur and human skin, they should just be fluffy
Anonymous No.42545168
>>42544409
>Pissing off the kirin
This mare likes to live dangerous.
Anonymous No.42546240
Wake up, snow poners.
Anonymous No.42546399
>>42544788
To be fair, the show is very confused about that as well sometimes.
Anonymous No.42546525
>>42544788
I think even the RL snowponies are not very fluffy around the lips... Maybe. Haven't seen all that many up-close shots of muzzles.