Every day, ponies find new ways of being with each other. Roughly 6% are actionable.

Is there a dividing line between teller & tale? Twilight, having just discovered the true horrors created by a writer, must decide whether to remove fictional ones from the tree. Fleur may have a different opinion. Nopony said either mare was right.

Somepony keeps bidding against Twilight in the silent auction for A.K. Yearling's private notes. Therefore, somepony has to die.

So Rainbow tried out some magic while driving (illegally), rammed a package delivery van, and now the other vehicle has come to life and is trying to kill her? Like that sort of thing doesn't happen all the time!

When you love somepony, you have to deal with everything which comes with them. Fleur is perfectly aware that she's effectively inherited Zephyr. She just doesn't understand why she isn't allowed to kill him.

Is it too much to ask of the world that a princess be graciously permitted to close an intrusive mobile game ad on her first attempt? Yes, Pipp. Yes, it is.

What's the purpose of a dark, stuffy, half-blinding plastic helmet which allows somepony to display another's face over their own? When it's being deployed by Pipp, it's mostly about inadvertently ticking Zipp off.

There are those who say that marks are destiny. But there is one who believes destiny is a trap. And there is nothing she will not do to make the world free.

One cannot distract Izzy through providing her with a mobile game. The most Pipp can hope for is to give the craftsmare a different idea.

Of course Twilight's thrilled to see her franchise inducted into the Toy Hall Of Fame! Naturally, it would have been an honor just to have been considered, but to actually get... what do you mean, 'APPLEJACK is on the plaque'?

Fluttershy is asked to temporarily host the utterly ordinary flightless parrot known as a kākāpō. This is a perfectly normal duty of both cottage and caretaker which will surely lead into absolutely no ridiculous consequences whatosever.

In the human world, the young are free to do -- anything. Sunset would like someone to explain why they're going to spend an entire night putting plastic bricks together.

She has a way out of this. All Opaline has to do is locate her body and make it move. That's step one.

Into every life, a sleek pegasus must fall. And in this case, embed herself up to the shoulders and hips.

One supply of affection, divided three ways, means less love for Diamond. That's just obvious. And it's why her daddy can't be allowed to start dating. Now if she can just figure out how to save him...