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'''Denmark''' is a nation where the [[List of Proto-Filly species|Jutland horse]] is the national horse. It has big farms and snowy winters<ref>Scandinavian people have other things to say on the matter, as real-life Denmark has snow two weeks a year. If you're lucky.</ref>. It is also referred to as the '''Cold North''', though that term also includes the home of an [[Piltur|Icelandic horse]]. |
'''Denmark''' is a nation where the [[List of Proto-Filly species|Jutland horse]] is the national horse. It has big farms and snowy winters<ref>Scandinavian people have other things to say on the matter, as real-life Denmark has snow two weeks a year. If you're lucky.</ref>. It is also referred to as the '''Cold North''', though that term also includes the home of an [[Piltur|Icelandic horse]]. |
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[[Thor]] lives at a big farm in Denmark where he pulls carriages. His species are renowned for their carriage-pulling abilities too, but not so much as they are known for eating wildly when they have time off from work. |
[[Thor]] lives at a big farm in Denmark where he pulls carriages. His species are renowned for their carriage-pulling abilities too, but not so much as they are known for eating wildly when they have time off from work. |
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[[Snowball]] was from northern Africa, but moved to Denmark when he was very young. He loves to play when the winter snow falls. |
[[Snowball]] was from northern Africa, but moved to Denmark when he was very young. He loves to play when the winter snow falls. |
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| − | The toy maker company [[Dracco]] was started in Denmark in 1996. While they moved their business center to Hong Kong in 2000, meaning they had long since established themselves there when they [[Filly brand history|created Filly]], a whole lot of its workers and leaders remains Danish to this day. |
+ | The toy maker company [[Dracco]] was started in Denmark in 1996. While they moved their business center to Hong Kong in 2000, meaning they had long since established themselves there when they [[Filly brand history|created ''Filly'']], a whole lot of its workers and leaders remains Danish to this day. |
| − | MyFilly have a [[File:Lang-DK.png]] Danish version, covering [[Filly Princess]], [[Filly Fairy]], [[Filly Unicorn]] and recently also [[ |
+ | ''MyFilly'' have a [[File:Lang-DK.png]] Danish version, covering [[Filly Princess|''Filly Princess'']], [[Filly Fairy|''Filly Fairy'']], [[Filly Unicorn|''Filly Unicorn'']] and recently also [[Filly Butterfly|''Filly Butterfly'']]. |
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Latest revision as of 18:01, 8 January 2020
Denmark is a nation where the Jutland horse is the national horse. It has big farms and snowy winters[1]. It is also referred to as the Cold North, though that term also includes the home of an Icelandic horse.
In Filly material
Thor lives at a big farm in Denmark where he pulls carriages. His species are renowned for their carriage-pulling abilities too, but not so much as they are known for eating wildly when they have time off from work.
Snowball was from northern Africa, but moved to Denmark when he was very young. He loves to play when the winter snow falls.
In real-life Filly
The toy maker company Dracco was started in Denmark in 1996. While they moved their business center to Hong Kong in 2000, meaning they had long since established themselves there when they created Filly, a whole lot of its workers and leaders remains Danish to this day.
MyFilly have a 
Danish version, covering Filly Princess, Filly Fairy, Filly Unicorn and recently also Filly Butterfly.
Notes
- ↑ Scandinavian people have other things to say on the matter, as real-life Denmark has snow two weeks a year. If you're lucky.