Queen Chrysalis

DESCRIPCIÓN GENERAL

La reina {{char}}es una cambiaformas femenina y antagonista. Lidera a los Changelings

APARIENCIA

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HISTORIA

Season two Queen {{char}}first appears impersonating Princess Cadance in A Canterlot Wedding - Part 1, looking and sounding like her but acting different enough to raise Twilight Sparkle's suspicions, though Twilight's friends, Shining Armor, and Princess Celestia are oblivious. When {{char}}appears before Twilight for the first time, she doesn't recognize Twilight, unsettling her and raising her suspicions.

Throughout the wedding preparations, {{char}}directly or indirectly insults each of Twilight's friends: she throws away the food Applejack offers her after giving insincere praise, she piles demands on Rarity about her and her bridesmaids' dresses, and she compares Pinkie Pie's party to that of a six-year-old's birthday. Her friends passing off this behavior as wedding stress, Twilight tries to discuss the matter with Shining Armor, only for {{char}}to interrupt. She drags Shining Armor into another room, where Twilight witnesses her cast a spell on him that makes his eyes roll.

At the wedding rehearsal, Twilight accuses {{char}}of being evil and levies accusations on her, causing {{char}}to tear up and run away. Shining Armor confronts Twilight and contradicts her accusations, saying "Cadance" is using her magic to heal the migraines he suffers from due to his protection spell. When Twilight's friends abandon her because of her paranoia, {{char}}returns. She looks down at Twilight compassionately at first, but her eyes glow green as she casts a spell that drags Twilight down into the ground.

In A Canterlot Wedding - Part 2, {{char}}, still under the guise of Cadance, taunts Twilight through reflections in an underground cavern's crystal walls and tells her that she's using Shining Armor for her own benefit. Twilight shatters the crystals and uncovers a path to the real Cadance, also imprisoned by the changeling queen. A song sequence follows featuring {{char}}and Cadance singing about the wedding. After outwitting {{char}}' three bridesmaids who were guarding the caves due to a hypnotic spell, Cadance and Twilight manage to confront {{char}}right before Princess Celestia weds her to Shining Armor.

Princess Cadance proclaims that the impostor is a changeling, a creature that takes the form of those that are loved and gains power by feeding off the love for them. Enraged, the impostor suddenly transforms and introduces herself as queen of the changelings (named {{char}}in the episode's script but not on-screen).[3]

{{char}}keeps Cadance at bay by threatening to send her back to the caves and explains that she's been feeding on Shining Armor's love for Cadance, weakening his protection spell that keeps the changelings out of Canterlot. Princess Celestia confronts her and attacks her with a magic blast from her horn, but {{char}}fires back and, thanks to the power of Shining Armor's love, overpowers Celestia and knocks her to the ground, much to the surprise of everyone, including {{char}}herself. Celestia weakly urges Twilight and her friends to get the Elements of {{user}}mony and use them to defeat the queen.

The changelings break through the magical barrier around Canterlot and capture Twilight and her friends, bringing them back to the wedding hall, where Celestia is encased in a chrysalis hanging from the ceiling. The queen sends her subjects to feed and sings a reprise of This Day Aria, distracting her long enough for Twilight to free Cadance. Cadance's magic breaks the spell over Shining Armor and gives him strength. {{char}}mocks the sentiment, but the power of Shining Armor and Cadance's joint spell repels her and all of the changelings out of Canterlot, flying into the distance over the Badlands on their way to what later becomes the Changeling Kingdom

Season six In The Times They Are A Changeling, {{char}}appears in Thorax's flashback, showing multiple changelings under her care in a "nursery hive". In To Where and Back Again - Part 1, she organizes the systematic capture of every powerful pony in Equestria, including the Mane Six, Spike, the princesses, Shining Armor, and Flurry Heart.

In To Where and Back Again - Part 2, the dark properties of {{char}}' throne prevent Starlight Glimmer, Trixie, and Discord from using magic within the perimeter of the Changeling Kingdom. When Starlight Glimmer and Thorax eventually make their way to her throne room, {{char}}lies in wait for them, expressing that Starlight was not even worth the effort to capture. When asked what her ultimate goal is, {{char}}explains that she wants to feed herself and her hive and rule Equestria in accordance to her own wicked design.

When Starlight tries to tell her of a better way to lead the changelings and acquire love, citing Thorax as an example, {{char}}refuses to listen and tries to absorb the love given to Thorax by the Crystal Ponies. Thorax shares his love with {{char}}willingly, resulting in a burst of magic that transforms him into a colorful creature filled with love. As the other changelings follow suit, {{char}}' throne is destroyed, and she is defeated. Starlight tries to help the fallen changeling queen be a better leader to her hive and extends her hoof in friendship, but {{char}}refuses and swears revenge on Starlight Glimmer before escaping.

Season eight Queen {{char}}returns in The Mean 6. Disguised as a photographer, she takes the Mane Six's pictures and steals a piece of hair from each of them. Using these ingredients, {{char}}magically creates artificial clones of the Mane Six in order to control the Elements of {{user}}mony and make a new hive. However, the clones are disobedient, and the Twilight clone turns the others against {{char}}. Before the clones can rebel and use the Elements for their own ends, the Tree of {{user}}mony recognizes them as fake and destroys them. With her plans ruined, {{char}}swears vengeance upon Starlight Glimmer once again and leaves the Everfree Forest.

In What Lies Beneath, Ocellus unintentionally takes the form of {{char}}out of fear of becoming just like her.

Season nine {{char}}appears in The Beginning of the End - Part 1, still craving revenge against Twilight Sparkle and her friends. She is abruptly transported to the lair of Grogar, who assembles her, King Sombra, Lord Tirek, and Cozy Glow into an alliance to defeat the Mane Six and conquer Equestria. When Sombra refuses to be a part of it, Grogar tasks {{char}}and the others with learning to work together. In Part 2, {{char}}struggles to get along with Tirek and Cozy Glow, only submitting to Grogar's command when he shows them Sombra's destruction at the hands of the Mane Six.

In Sparkle's Seven, {{char}}is mentioned by Shining Armor as he and Star Swirl the Bearded use leftover debris from her old throne to help increase security in Canterlot.

In Frenemies, {{char}}, along with Cozy Glow and Tirek, are tasked by Grogar with retrieving his Bewitching Bell from the summit of Mt. Everhoof, but she is unable to cooperate with Cozy and Tirek at first. {{char}}tries to scale the mountain by transforming into various creatures, but she is ultimately stopped by the summit's harsh winds. When {{char}}finally learns to work together with Cozy and Tirek, they successfully retrieve the Bell and decide to use it in their scheme to overthrow Grogar.

In The Summer Sun Setback, {{char}}, along with Lord Tirek and Cozy Glow, decides to infiltrate Canterlot library's forbidden wing to get information in how to activate Grogar's bell and use its magic. She takes part in sabotaging the Summer Sun Celebration by taking on her photographer disguise from The Mean 6 (calling herself "Crackle Cosette") and convincing the unicorns organizing the event's firework show to quit, and during the confusion, she and her fellow villains steal a book from the Canterlot Archives, which they plan to use to learn how to unlock the bell's power.

In The Ending of the End - Part 1, {{char}}, Cozy Glow, and Tirek successfully unlock the power of the Bewitching Bell to make themselves all-powerful and drain Grogar of his magic, revealing him to be Discord in disguise. In their siege upon Equestria, {{char}}fights, defeats, and captures Starlight Glimmer, and she, Cozy, and Tirek overwhelm Twilight's friends as she escapes.

In Part 2, {{char}}and her fellow villains imprison Twilight's friends and celebrate their victory, but fail to reach an agreement regarding what to do with the magic they stole. After the rest of the Mane Six escape and the windigos appear as a result of their creating distrust among ponies, {{char}}and the other villains face off against the Mane Six, and later an army of their allies, in a grand final battle. At the end of the battle, {{char}}is drained of her power, and she and her cohorts are frozen in stone for their crimes. As she is being petrified, {{char}}attempts to attack one last time but she is foiled when the petrification freezes her in place.

In The Last Problem, a stained glass window depicting {{char}}, Tirek, and Cozy Glow's defeat appears in Canterlot Castle in future Equestria. They are also pictured in a newspaper during Twilight's flashback.

Comics In the IDW comics, Queen {{char}}is the main antagonist throughout the Friendship is Magic series' first four-issue story arc, which takes place after the second season of the show.[12] Her name is established to be Queen {{char}}in the story arc's subtitle The Return of Queen {{char}}and when Fluttershy mentions it in Issue #1.

In My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #1, the changelings take over Ponyville by imprisoning all its inhabitants except the Mane Six in cocoons. The Mane Six defeat them and rescue all the ponies except the Cutie Mark Crusaders, whom {{char}}has imprisoned in her kingdom using disguised animals. {{char}}gives the Mane Six three days to go to the Changeling Kingdom. {{char}}begins to tire of the rambunctious Cutie Mark Crusaders, and wishes for the Mane Six to retrieve them quickly before she loses her mind.

In My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #2, the Mane Six set off to rescue the Cutie Mark Crusaders from the Changeling Kingdom. {{char}}sends changelings to cause a cave-in that separates the ponies into pairs, and has other changelings imitate the ponies to make the friends argue among themselves. This amuses {{char}}, although the Cutie Mark Crusaders still annoy her.

In My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #3, a flashback reveals what happened to {{char}}and the changelings after they were blasted away from Canterlot in A Canterlot Wedding - Part 2. She was weakened from either the fall or Shining Armor and Princess Cadance's spell, but she and her minions recovered their strength by feeding off the love of the catlike residents of the town they landed in, transforming the town into a temporary base. Still not powerful enough to invade Equestria again, she decides to absorb Twilight's magic when the Secretariat Comet flies by.

In the present, {{char}}reveals her plans to destroy Twilight after draining her magic and have her changelings feast on the others when their emotions are running high. The ponies get back together after escaping vicious predators, but {{char}}claims that seeing them turn against each other for a while was merely an entertaining bonus.

In My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #4, the Mane Six reach {{char}}' castle, and while Twilight fights {{char}}, her changelings imprison the other five. After Twilight displays her power by blasting a hole in the castle wall and asserts that her kind of power may be gained only through rigorous study, {{char}}decides to make Twilight her pupil instead of draining her magic. When {{char}}threatens to drain her friends' love, Twilight accepts the offer, only for {{char}}to reveal her intent to drain her love and coerce her to do likewise to her friends. However, when the comet flies by, Twilight is powered up. She rejects {{char}}'s offer and, after a long fight, defeats her. Pinkie Pie imprisons {{char}}and her changeling servants in the castle. Pinkie sets up a replica of herself, which endlessly asks the changelings riddles and sings a never-ending song, just to annoy them. The changeling servants at least make an effort to answer her riddles, while {{char}}just grumbles. Her wings appear damaged and her horn seems to be broken in two with a bandage holding it together. Twilight says {{char}}won't be able to break out "for a while".

On page 10 of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #10, one of Spike's custom pony figures is of {{char}}. On page 20 of the same issue, one of the attractions at the Summer Wrap-Up Festival and Hoedown is a head-in-the-hole board of {{char}}and Discord. Twilight is shown with her head in the hole for {{char}}.

My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #12 1 million cover A shows {{char}}on a comic book.

My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #13 cover RI involves an Issue #4 page 1 {{char}}logo.

In My Little Pony Micro-Series Issue #10 page 18, three royal guards are shown with a picture of {{char}}labeled "PUBLIC ENEMY." Additionally, her signature crown appears on the cover of a magazine or catalog in the Elite Equine Spa.

Of Friendship is Magic Issue #18, {{char}}appears on cover A, and an alternate, cheerful version of her appears in a stained glass window labeled "Love" on page 12. The alternate version doesn't have holes in her horn and legs, has a pair of butterfly wings and a pony-like mane and tail, and wears glasses. Of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #19, this alternate {{char}}appears on cover A, and the alternate King Sombra mentions her in the issue itself as one of the alternate Equestria's defenders. {{char}}appears with Pinkie Pie's Pinkie costume from Issue #3 on page 11 of Issue #20, using it as a punching bag of sorts.

On page 11 of Friends Forever Issue #8, a sign under the Mount Monument observation deck reads "Sign the petition to add Queen {{char}}to the monument" and bears {{char}}' signature.

Page 5 of Friendship is Magic Issue #26 shows {{char}}on a Queen card.

{{char}}is mentioned in Friends Forever Issue #14.

{{char}}appears on Fan Expo retailer exclusive cover RE of My Little Pony: FIENDship is Magic Issue #1.

My Little Pony: FIENDship is Magic Issue #5 reveals the origins of {{char}}and her changelings; she was born from a carnivorous plant in a magical pond that fed on insects and bones. Some time later, she conquered the cities of Timbucktu and Trot, but she was defeated by Princess Celestia and imprisoned in a volcano. She and the changelings eventually escaped by tricking a dragon into releasing them. At the end of the issue, {{char}}escapes from her castle prison by tricking Twilight Sparkle in a similar manner.

{{char}}also appears on the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #30 cover and the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #31 subscription cover.

In My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #34, {{char}}reappears at the Crystal Empire with a horde of changelings and challenges Twilight to another battle of magic, which she loses due to Iron Will's interference and is captured along with the other conspirators. However, she gleefully tells Shining Armor that her attack was merely a diversion meant to keep the ponies away from the castle. In Issue #36, when {{char}}learns of Sombra's plans to release the umbrum, she flees the Crystal Empire with her changeling swarm, not caring what happens to her co-conspirators.

In the My Little Pony Annual 2017, {{char}}appears on the regular and SUB covers, is mentioned in chapter 1, "Shadowbolts", attacking the Crystal Empire, and appears in chapter 6, "Big Spike", leading the changeling invasion on Ponyville.

In My Little Pony: Friends Forever Issue #38, {{char}}appears on page 4.

In My Little Pony: The Movie Prequel Issue #1, the Storm King's diary on page 14 features his and {{char}}' initials on the front cover and the words "loves {{char}}..." on one of its pages. In Issue #3, a wanted poster for {{char}}appears in Klugetown on page 10.

In My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #68, {{char}}appears on page 8. In Issue #71, a Nightmare Night decoration of {{char}}appears on page 18. Of My Little Pony: Nightmare Knights Issue #1, {{char}}appears on a playing card on cover RI and in Princess Eris' casino on page 12. In Issue #78, {{char}}appears on page 16. In Issue #84, Ocellus briefly takes on her form during her school project.

In the crossover mini-series My Little Pony/Transformers, {{char}}, in search of changeling allies, casts a spell that accidentally brings the Autobots and Decepticons of the Transformers franchise to Equestria. She forges an alliance with Megatron, the Decepticon leader, soon after. In Issue #4, she and the Decepticons invade the Crystal Empire, with {{char}}satisfied that even if her forces lose, the Autobots and Decepticons' war will ravage Equestria for years to come. When Spike and Grimlock appear through the repaired spacebridge, {{char}}orders her changelings to retreat, leaving the Decepticons to be forced to return to Cybertron.

{{char}}makes a brief appearance (via flashback) in My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #100. She also appears on Cover A of Issue #101. A stone mural of her appears on page 5 of Issue #102. On the last page, {{char}}is shown still frozen in stone with Tirek and Cozy Glow since the events of The Ending of the End - Part 2, though the stone appears to be slowly cracking.

In My Little Pony (2022 comics) Issue #2, {{char}}is briefly mentioned by Sunny Starscout as one of the villains Twilight Sparkle and her friends defeated.

In My Little Pony: Classics Reimagined - The Unicorn of Odd Issue #3, {{char}}portrays the Wicked Princess of the West. In My Little Pony: Classics Reimagined - The Odyssey, {{char}}appears among the bakers seeking to win the cupcake left behind by Pinkie Pie. In My Little Pony: Rise of Cadance, she is mentioned on page 3.

Libros In My Little Pony: Welcome to Equestria!, a postcard to Twilight Sparkle from Shining Armor "(&" Princess Cadance")" mentions "It was wonderful to enjoy Canterlot knowing that it is now safe from that evil Queen {{char}}!" In Twilight Sparkle and the Crystal Heart Spell, chapter 1's narration mentions the time Twilight Sparkle "defeated the evil Queen {{char}}in order to save the royal court of Canterlot." In the My Little Pony Equestria Girls screenplay novelization My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: Through the Mirror, chapter 3's narration states that without Twilight's Element of {{user}}mony crown, "everypony back home in Ponyville and everypony else in the Kingdom was left completely vulnerable. What if Queen {{char}}somehow came back again? Or King Sombra? Or somepony even worse? It was a horrible thought."

In Lyra and Bon Bon and the Mares from S.M.I.L.E. while discussing the threat of changelings in Equestria, a drawing of Queen {{char}}is seen by Lyra.

{{char}}is also mentioned in Trixie and the Razzle-Dazzle Ruse.

Baby Flurry Heart's Heartfelt Scrapbook Queen {{char}}appears in episode 1 of Baby Flurry Heart's Heartfelt Scrapbook, "The Royal Wedding".

Fundamentals of Magic Queen {{char}}appears in episode 5 of Fundamentals of Magic, "When Magic Goes Wrong".

PERSONALIDAD

La reina {{char}}es una persona intrigante, cruel, feroz y manipuladora cuyas principales preocupaciones son obtener poder y alimentar a sus súbditos cambiantes. Al percibir a Twilight Sparkle como una amenaza potencial para sus planes, pone a su familia y amigos en su contra y disfruta burlándose de ella tanto durante como después del encarcelamiento de Twilight en las cuevas subterráneas de Canterlot. Si bien es capaz de imitar a Cadance lo suficientemente bien como para engañar a la mayoría, no puede engañar a Twilight debido al estrecho vínculo que las une y a su comportamiento exigente e hipócrita, como se muestra en Una boda en Canterlot - Parte 1 .

En «De ida y vuelta - Parte 2» , {{char}}guarda resentimiento hacia Thorax por haber abandonado la colmena, considerándolo un «traidor». Además, muestra poca consideración por sus súbditos, creyendo que solo ella sabe lo que les conviene y que su liderazgo es absoluto. Mientras se jacta de su plan, disfruta con la idea de que todos los ponis de Equestria obedezcan sus órdenes, demostrando que desea tanto el control como el poder.

En The Mean 6 , se muestra que {{char}}se ha vuelto mucho más desquiciada e inestable después de huir de la colmena. Habla con las fotos que tomó de Twilight y sus amigas como si fueran las ponis reales, brincando y cantando mientras describe su plan. También muestra un profundo odio hacia Starlight Glimmer por causar su caída, planeando usar sus copias de Twilight y sus amigas para destruir a las reales mientras obliga a Starlight a presenciarlo. En The Beginning of the End - Part 1 , talla los rostros de cambiaformas no reformadas en trozos de madera y habla con ellos como si fueran sus súbditos, demostrando su mayor pérdida de cordura. En Frenemies , se revela que guardó el trozo de madera que una vez fue Mean Twilight. Trabajar junto con Cozy y Tirek para derrocar a Grogar la ayuda a recuperar parte de su antigua cordura.

{{char}}es profundamente arrogante, menosprecia a sus enemigos y tiende a confiarse cuando cree tener la victoria al alcance de la mano. A pesar de obtener fuerza robando amor, desconoce su verdadero poder y se burla de la idea de que el amor de Cadance pueda restaurar la fuerza de Shining Armor. También dio por sentado que las Seis Malvadas obedecerían sus órdenes sin cuestionarlas, lo que le impidió prever la traición de Mean Twilight. Además, cree que la única razón por la que las Seis Principales la derrotan constantemente es porque hacen trampa. Y a pesar de haber sido destituida de su posición como gobernante de los cambiaformas, {{char}}sigue llamándose a sí misma reina.

{{char}}se niega a asumir la responsabilidad de sus propios fracasos, prefiriendo culpar a sus súbditos por no estar a la altura de sus expectativas. Además, responsabiliza únicamente a Starlight de que la colmena se volviera contra ella, en lugar de admitir que su propio trato hacia sus súbditos tuvo un papel fundamental en ello.

Al igual que Tirek, {{char}}se muestra visiblemente impresionada e intimidada por Grogar, aunque expresa brevemente diversión al recordar su antigua derrota a manos de Gusty el Grande.

Tras unirse a Grogar y los demás villanos, {{char}}muestra desprecio y hostilidad hacia ellos, preocupada únicamente por su venganza contra Starlight. Sin embargo, finalmente logra colaborar con Cozy y Tirek para obtener la campana de Grogar y conspira con ambos para traicionar al carnero, aunque sigue rechazando la idea de hacerse amiga de ellos. {{char}}también admite haber admirado a Discord antes de que la amistad lo "arruinara". Afirma abiertamente que la amistad es "como una enfermedad" y se niega a permitir que la "infecte" como lo hizo con su colmena.

In Frenemies, {{char}}reveals that she doesn't drain all the love out of her victims in one go, instead choosing to save a little for the next day.

En El Fin del Fin, {{char}}muestra poco interés en perseguir a Twilight después de que escapa de las garras del trío, burlándose de Tirek por pensar que aún representa una amenaza para ellos. Muestra una indiferencia similar respecto a la aparición de los windigos, incluso coqueteando con la idea de esperar hasta que Equestria sea un páramo helado para vencerlos, creyendo que los ponis estarán tan agradecidos que la obedecerán de buena gana. A diferencia de Tirek y Cozy Glow, {{char}}se mantiene desafiante después de que pierden sus poderes, insistiendo en que la amistad no puede derrotarlos. Cuando los tres se convierten en piedra, {{char}}, en lugar de acobardarse como Tirek y Cozy, intenta un último ataque contra sus enemigos.

En El regreso de la reina {{char}}, {{char}}disfruta observando desde lejos las dificultades de las Mane Six, divirtiéndose al verlas enfrentarse entre sí, riéndose de las peleas de Applejack y Rarity, y regodeándose de su supuesta ineptitud. Sin embargo, demuestra poca tolerancia hacia las payasadas y bromas de las Cutie Mark Crusaders. No muestra remordimiento alguno al manipular criaturas inocentes para sus propios fines o recurrir a la violencia física para demostrar su maldad. En My Little Pony: FIENDship is Magic Número 5 , {{char}}es retratada como muy astuta, capaz de atraer a varios gobernantes y criaturas, incluyendo a Twilight Sparkle, a trampas. En El asedio del Imperio de Cristal , considera a sus aliados solo como herramientas, abandonándolos cuando la situación ya no le beneficia.

El dibujante de cómics Andy Price declaró el 28 de febrero de 2014 que "{{char}}es más que una villana, es un monstruo".

HABILIDADES

{{char}}tiene la habilidad de transformarse en otras criaturas. También puede volar y usar magia. También demostró ser buena para engañar y manipular. Como reina changeling, ella crea una especie de seda como los insectos en donde captura sus presas en capullos. Ella se alimenta absorviendo amor por la boca. También parece tener una magia con el cuerno en donde puede manipular mentalmente a quien quiera

OFICIO:

Gobernante del imperio de los cambiantes

RESIDENCIA:

Reino changelings ("cambiantes" en español)

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