Other race rulers and imortality?

[FNGRpony 658]

Is it really only ponies that get the 1000 years treatment in the ruling class?

How old is queen Chyselias?  (I mean she lives off eating parts of peoples souls i could see her being rather rather old myself).

 

I'm hopping we get to see some Griffin rulers or dragons.

Maybe we can find out not all dragons are cruel and stupid.

 

Meaning spike isn't just some giant abnormality.

[Scootalove 10,692]

Queen Chrysalis is probably very old, we didn't know much about her or her race until we saw A Canterlot Wedding. I would want to see the Griffin Empire and other empires all around Equestria.

Edited October 11, 2013 by Scootalove

[FNGRpony 658]

Queen Chrysalis is probably very old, we didn't know much about her or her face until we saw A Canterlot Wedding. I would want to see the Griffin Empire and other empires all around Equestria.

Well she's a shape shifter LOL,

 

I mean theoretically couldn't she shift her organs to being young again?  I'm really hopping they do more with the changeling empire.

[Silver Letter 1,832]

Certainly, there is plenty of room for added narrative to expand on the ways that certain groups of creatures are ruled. We don't know if there are rulers of griffins or dragons or other animals. But maybe it would better the show to have them appear sometimes.

[Malinter 3,064]

I don't think Chrysallis is actually that old. I like to thing the changling queen's have genetic memory and before they die, birth the next queen. Also the fact the changlings are parasitic in nature more or less means they are pretty much dying the longer they do not feed.

 

I'm also curious as to wether there are different 'hives' of changlings with their own Queens.

Edited October 11, 2013 by Nail Malinter

[FNGRpony 658]

Certainly, there is plenty of room for added narrative to expand on the ways that certain groups of creatures are ruled. We don't know if there are rulers of griffins or dragons or other animals. But maybe it would better the show to have them appear sometimes.

 

Pff of course their's a ruler of the dragons.  the biggest most powerful one.

I mean that's if they put 0 effort into it they could just make a over sized lumbering oaf.

I don't think Chrysallis is actually that old. I like to thing the changling queen's have genetic memory and before they die, birth the next queen.

 

I'm also curious as to wether there are different 'hives' of changlings with their own Queens.

 

MLP-star ship troopers (LOL).

but no seriously I love your idea.

 

they wouldn't even have to be all evil (I mean they would be, ) But sense i've only ever seen one changeling ruler it boils down to how long they've been around.

[Silver Letter 1,832]

Pff of course their's a ruler of the dragons.  the biggest most powerful one.

I mean that's if they put 0 effort into it they could just make a over sized lumbering oaf.

The nature of dragons means that it's not really in their ways to be ruled. I think the dragon migration was an oddity which was not explained in the episode, "Dragon Quest" since dragons in the show seem to live solitary lives. But any ruler of some sort of dragon dominion would be the greatest of all.

[Malinter 3,064]

Pff of course their's a ruler of the dragons.  the biggest most powerful one.

I mean that's if they put 0 effort into it they could just make a over sized lumbering oaf.

 

I'd laugh if Spike is the son of the ruler of dragons. He grew bigger than any other dragon seen. And the only one with Green Fire.

[FNGRpony 658]

I'd laugh if Spike is the son of the ruler of dragons. He grew bigger than any other dragon seen. And the only one with Green Fire.

well, it seems like wingless dragons seem a little more rare.  Least based on the dragon migration.

It all boils down to if their gonna use spike as just a prop or a focal point.

[pinkiefan1287 610]

It would be pretty cool if we got to see other races in the show. Like Griffons and Zebras and learn more about them.

 

Most likely dragons don't have an empire. They all seem to live in the wilded and on their own.