@Background Pony #D42F
Yes it is, but in chess over-the-board tournaments it’s usual to see the players put their kings in the center like that after the game ended so the digital chess board can record the final result. 2 kings on their own colours means the game was a draw. Both kings on a dark square is a win for black and both kings on a white square is a win for white. I’m not sure if that was the intention of the original image though.
@FalseWizzard
If you have a better quality PNG, feel free to that and replace this with dupe report function. It was sent to me and I couldn’t get a proper source.
Yes it is, but in chess over-the-board tournaments it’s usual to see the players put their kings in the center like that after the game ended so the digital chess board can record the final result. 2 kings on their own colours means the game was a draw. Both kings on a dark square is a win for black and both kings on a white square is a win for white. I’m not sure if that was the intention of the original image though.
Edited because: clarification
The cute ponies get an exemption. Alternate take: These pieces were re-named “Princess” to allow for this.
They seem pleased with settling for cutely staring at each other curiously.
Oh, we don’t want that?
Can’t. Otherwise they could capture each other.
Edited
If you have a better quality PNG, feel free to that and replace this with dupe report function. It was sent to me and I couldn’t get a proper source.