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I _*did_* only ask for "[a couple of them":](/tagging/hippogriffs-and-pseudohippogriffs/post/3374820#post_3374820) to be edited at this time, not all of them, so that the tag had a nonzero population and could be given a description...


 
Anyway...


 
Regardless of **what** they get separated out into, they should be differentiated from true hippogriffs. Alias can fix it later if someone wants a different tag name for them.


 
Gave "[grifflings":](/tags/griffling) this description, please -~~tear them apart-~~ provide feedback:


 
**Short:** A hybrid of pony and griffon that is not a traditional hippogriff
 
**Long:** Typically depicted as a pegasus with leonine tail and a griffon’s birdlike claws as forelegs. They may be the offspring of a pony and griffon couple, or may be their own species, depending on the artist.


 
Gave "[hippogriffs":](/tags/hippogriff) this description:


 
**Short:** A mythological hybrid species of bird and horse
 
**Long:** Typically depicted as having the head, forelegs, talons, wings, and forequarters of a griffon, with the hindquarters, and rear legs of a pony. Movie-inspired designs possess external ears. Tails can be leonine, equine, or feathered.


 
In G4 they are their own species, but some artists depict them as the offspring of a pony and griffon.

I _did_ only ask for "a couple of them":/tagging/hippogriffs-and-pseudohippogriffs/post/3374820#post_3374820 to be edited at this time, not all of them, so that the tag had a nonzero population and could be given a description...

Anyway...

Regardless of *what* they get separated out into, they should be differentiated from true hippogriffs. Alias can fix it later if someone wants a different tag name for them.

Gave "grifflings":/tags/grifflings this description, please -tear them apart- provide feedback:

*Short:* A hybrid of pony and griffon that is not a hippogriff
*Long:* Typically depicted as a pegasus with leonine tail and a griffon’s birdlike claws as forelegs. They may be the offspring of a pony and griffon couple, or may be their own species, depending on the artist.

Gave "hippogriffs":/tags/hippogriff this description:

*Short:* A mythological hybrid species of bird and horse
*Long:* Typically depicted as having the head, forelegs, talons, wings, and forequarters of a griffon, with the hindquarters, and rear legs of a pony. Movie-inspired designs possess external ears. Tails can be leonine, equine, or feathered.

In G4 they are their own species, but some artists depict them as the offspring of a pony and griffon.

I _did_ only ask for "a couple of them":/tagging/hippogriffs-and-pseudohippogriffs/post/3374820#post_3374820 to be edited at this time, not all of them, so that the tag had a nonzero population and could be given a description...

Anyway...

Regardless of *what* they get separated out into, they should be differentiated from true hippogriffs. Alias can fix it later if someone wants a different tag name for them.

Gave "grifflings":/tags/grifflings this description, please -tear them apart- provide feedback:

*Short:* A hybrid of pony and griffon that is not a hippogriff
*Long:* Typically depicted as a pegasus with leonine tail and a griffon’s birdlike claws as forelegs. They may be the offspring of a pony and griffon couple, or may be their own species, depending on the artist.

Gave "hippogriffs":/tags/hippogriff this description:

*Short:* A mythological hybrid species of bird and horse
*Long:* Typically depicted as having the head, forelegs, talons, wings, and forequarters of a griffon, with the hindquarters, and rear legs of a pony. Movie-inspired designs possess external ears. Tails can be leonine, equine, or feathered.

In G4 they are their own species, but some artists depict them as the offspring of a pony and griffon.