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I was doing a doodle of the Mane Six as Rabydosverse countries, and I ended up with Pinkie representing the merry nation of Turodaron.
Turodaron is a nation of Slavic people who live in a tropical country. Unlike most countries, they are fine with Ontemazei (plant people) coexisting with them. And unlike their Slavic brethren, Turodarians practice a Westernised Vozonid culture, due to their ancestors being raised in the norms of the Vozonised nation of Porashon. While other countries find them to be strangely pretty in their robes, Vozonids think they look cute with their bright hair and their love of humour.
Turodaron!Pinkie is the sort who loves sunbathing, jogging, cuddles, plushies, skateboarding, jetskiis, jungle hiking, and electro music.
Turodaron is a nation of Slavic people who live in a tropical country. Unlike most countries, they are fine with Ontemazei (plant people) coexisting with them. And unlike their Slavic brethren, Turodarians practice a Westernised Vozonid culture, due to their ancestors being raised in the norms of the Vozonised nation of Porashon. While other countries find them to be strangely pretty in their robes, Vozonids think they look cute with their bright hair and their love of humour.
Turodaron!Pinkie is the sort who loves sunbathing, jogging, cuddles, plushies, skateboarding, jetskiis, jungle hiking, and electro music.
Ah!! Wonderful!! Honestly, even god of guests works considering how welcoming and lovely she is!
The flag is the flag of Turodaron, my fictional Slavic nation in my Rabydosverse worldbuilding. Red represents courage, white for righteousness, yellow for freedom and wealth, and the blue square represents the capital.
Some more trivia: her patron god is Radegast, the god of guests. Since Radegast can also be the god of feasts, it kind of fits her love of parties.