Pegacorn?

[Tiermann]

Hi all. just want to get some community consensus on what to call the Pegasus with a unicorn horn in the Ayuma set 70800 - Magical Energy Source

I am thinking Pegacorn.
 Unigus?
Pegaunicorn?

Your thoughts? Such a thing didn't exist in Classic Mythology right?

[Indianna]

One term in use for a cross between a pegasus and a unicorn is "unisus" - not very interesting, IMHO.  I much prefer your suggestion of "Pegacorn"   

[Raven]

I would say Pegacorn, but Winged Unicorn may be the simplest description.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winged_unicorn

[tahra]

I would say Pegacorn, but Winged Unicorn may be the simplest description.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winged_unicorn

Point.

But Pegacorn has a really interesting ring to it

[Tiermann]

Thanks for the comments so far, and thanks for that link Raven. This instance is definitely a winged horse with a horn added on and doesn't look much different from the regular adult pegasus.

[doug]

I asked my nieces this a few years ago.

 And they informed me that ALICORN was the correct term. 

From no less of an authority than My Little Pony!

https://mlp.fandom.com/wiki/Alicorns


So:  gospel.  Canon.

[tahra]

I asked my nieces this a few years ago.

 And they informed me that ALICORN was the correct term. 

From no less of an authority than My Little Pony!

https://mlp.fandom.com/wiki/Alicorns


So:  gospel.  Canon.

Well. That settles it.

 

[GrahamB]

Pterripus rhinoceros, based partly on that Wikipedia article?