So I decided to do another one of these, because why the hell not? Now then, LET’S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-
 
So, Caballeron. Unlike the Daring Do one, this one has been in my mind for… about a good month and a half or so. So this might be a bit longer than the Daring one, so just try to bear with me.
 
As a colt, Caballeron had a generally busy colthood. He lived in a small town with his mother, father, and about 5 other siblings (3 colts and 2 fillies). While his mother mostly stayed at home keeping watch on the kids and making little knick-knacks and jewelry to sell, his father work as and archeologist.
 
As busy as he was, staying away at longest months at a time at his job, Caballeron was close and looked up to him. From the stories he told to the photos and occasional momento he would bring home, the colt would take it all in and love every bit of it.
 
Around 8, he had began already growing to a larger size than most other colts his age. By the time he was 9, he had been nearly the height of a young teenage stallion (as shown here). Though the growth spurt slowed around 14 and he grew normally, but he was still pretty big compared to others at the time it did slow down.
 
Design wise, he was a wiry little guy. His mane and tail were very similar to his current design, but just a bit messier and instead of his mane being flat and slicked back, it had been a bit more rounded out and scruffy. And that small light grey streak in his mane actually developed when he was only a few months old. He got this from his mother’s side as the males there had a gene in there that had a light colored streak develop in areas of otherwise solid colored areas of the mane.
 
Personality wise, he was charismatic, optimistic, and surprisingly mature. It even earned him the nickname “Pequeño Caballero” (which actually did annoy him due to many ponies butchering the pronunciation). However, his curiosity, occasional stubbornness, and mischief would often get him into trouble. Especially when the other siblings were involved. He would sneak into places he shouldn’t have been in the first place, find things hidden and kept out of reach, and many times go into his father’s room to try to imitate him, have his own adventures, or simply try to sneak away with the neckerchief he would almost wear all the time to put it upon himself.
 

 
WOWIE THAT IS MUCH LONGER THAN IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN.
 
Caballeron © Hasbro 
Design and Art by Binkyt11