That's certainly a possibility, and would go pretty far towards addressing the balance of power. But still, the Sun. Maybe each nation could have its own deity that takes over for a specified section of the world's orbit, or something.Ultratwinkie said:Unless other countries have Gods. What if there is a neighboring country with the Clockwork King? Where all the technology comes from? That would make much more sense, as the idea of a tech nation has been used in fiction for a while now.
I'm pretty sure Fillydelphia is just a city within Equestria. And re: pony reproduction, see the excerpt from Lauren Faust's DeviantArt comments that I posted higher up the page.Gigatoast said:All I know is that it's near rolling distance of a place called "Filly-delphia". And I have a feeling pony reproduction involves some form of stork-man.
Thanks and thanks! Glad you enjoyed it (I had a brief moment of inspiration).Aidinthel said:That. was. awesome.merck88 said:*snip*
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A) It's fun to speculate.hotsauceman said:ITS CARTOON SHOW!!!!!! THATS LIKE ASKING WHERE LAND BEFORE TIME TOOK PLACE.
Funny. That's when I started to deconstruct it. To quote my earlier (much earlier, in fact, since this thread was necro'd) post:PureIrony said:No offense, but I kind of stopped trying to deconstruct the magical land of Equestria when I realized they had door handles.
Door handles.
Aidinthel said:I'm inclined to say post-apocalyptic Earth. That's why so much of the technology is hoof-unfriendly: the ponies are imitating the relics of human civilization without fully comprehending them. Also the thing with the train being pulled by a team of ponies; the locomotive is probably non-functional because they just copied the form. Like those cargo cults that were created on some small Pacific islands during WW2 and built replicas of aircraft from bamboo.