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| An alicorn is a [[little pony]] with the characteristics of an earth pony, pegasus, and unicorn simultaneously, as well as possessing unique emergent magical characteristics arising from the interaction of these three pony types. As a result, some alicorns have unique talents and magical talents not readily available any other pony type. Alicorns are naturally biologically immortal; other pony types are not. Alicorns may be natural-born as a result of their genetics, or may be born as other pony types and later "ascend" to become an alicorn. | ## page was renamed from alicorns An alicorn is a [[little pony]] with the characteristics of an earth pony, pegasus, and unicorn simultaneously, as well as possessing unique emergent magical characteristics arising from the interaction of these three pony types. As a result, some alicorns have unique talents and magical abilities not readily available any other pony type. Alicorns are naturally biologically immortal; other pony types are not. Alicorns may be natural-born as a result of their genetics, or may be born as other pony types and later "ascend" to become an alicorn. |
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| The post-catastrophic New Equestrian Queen [[Meridian]] claimed to be an alicorn, but it was believed after her life that she was probably a pegacorn. | The post-catastrophic New Equestrian Queen [[Meridian]] claimed to be an alicorn, but it was believed in the years after her death that she was probably a pegacorn. |
An alicorn is a little pony with the characteristics of an earth pony, pegasus, and unicorn simultaneously, as well as possessing unique emergent magical characteristics arising from the interaction of these three pony types. As a result, some alicorns have unique talents and magical abilities not readily available any other pony type. Alicorns are naturally biologically immortal; other pony types are not. Alicorns may be natural-born as a result of their genetics, or may be born as other pony types and later "ascend" to become an alicorn.
Partly due to the historical rarity of both alicorns and pegacorns, there is sometimes confusion in the distinction between an alicorn and a pegacorn (which a few pegacorns have tried to encourage in order to take personal or political advantage of the traditional association of alicorns with divine or royal status).
Known historical alicorns include:
The Golden Age princesses Cadence and Flurry Heart were always presented as alicorns, and bolstered this with skillful life extension magic allowing them to seem superficially ageless for centuries, but were in fact pegacorns. The post-catastrophic New Equestrian Queen Meridian claimed to be an alicorn, but it was believed in the years after her death that she was probably a pegacorn.