Does that not hurt her ?

@546 Horsepower  
Which is a bummer, but like… at least the artist is still active.  
Also: Graphic Novel? Deets, PLZ!

@Respectful Batpone  
Both this and the Moonset tumblrs seem like they’re just dead. I’m guessing the combo of the graphic novel SilFoe’s working on and the comms just leave her with no time.

I am now wildly upset that the latest stuff for this is over a year old.
 
I WANT MORE, PLEASE!

@Ekhidna  
Pterus: I do not say “bleh bleh bleh.”

Dont bat ponies bite those they have affection for, like how a dog ear licks someone they love?
 
I could be wrong.

3cute5me.

@Spacefrog  
I once had an orange flavored toothpaste because it was the only one that didn’t have sodium laurel sulfate (some people are allergic to it).

@ArgentBanner  

 
“Googles” Huh, that is indeed a thing.  
All my experiences tell my mind that oranges and toothpaste don’t mix,  
so my mind am having a really hard time, wrapping itself around this concept, despite logic dictating that it should be quite easy to make.

Say Pterus, I wanna know, Does Sparkle-mom taste like grape?

@546 Horsepower  
I don’t think they mean removing his fangs. They mean if he doesn’t brush his toothers he’ll have to go to the dentist to get them cleaned and such.

Nom nom

Awww!

@laofuzi  
That’s probably viewed in the same way as declawing cats.

@laofuzi
 
“NO! He’ll steal my soul!”

If you don’t, we’ll take you to the evil dentist!

I like to imagine Pterus is also doing his best attempt at growling like an angry dog.

Huh, I always thought it was “Pet-erus”

@Ekhidna  
You better not make a succ joke.

@Draco-knight-Blaze  
Bleh bleh bleh!

he vants’s to drink your blood🤣🤣🤣

@546 Horsepower  
‘Pterus’ is a Greek import, and English doesn’t really do ‘pt’ at the beginnings of words, just at the ends. So English pronunciation silences the ‘p’, because…English. XD

@546 Horsepower  
A debate, I guess? I’m trying to remember all the context. But the gist is, the explanation is probably the original latin pronunciation and I went with a more American English way. The last paragraph of that person’s link explains it well enough, I think
 
“The pronunciation you gave in the previous post [in reference to “Tare-us”] on the subject would be a good way to map the word to General American pronunciation. The other way I would anglicize it is as you recommended, except the “e” is pronounced like the ‘ai’ in “air” in General American English instead of the ‘i’ in “rip”.”
 
The original post: https://royalsketchbook.tumblr.com/post/175224155384/pronounciation And I did start using the ‘ai’ instead of ‘i’

@97blackbird  
’Commit not exist’ protocol is activating. Please wait.

@546 Horsepower  

 
 
She’s not contradicting herself if you bother to read.