Knowing the exact moment when you're going to die can be a blessing or a curse. Having the ability to watch the clock get longer and shorter with every choice you make, well, that's just torture.

In a Catholic boarding school, Rainbow Dash must navigate intolerance and discrimination to learn to accept herself, and hope that others might come to do so too.

Applejack, the barmaid at Jubilee's Joint, gets her new friend Rainbow a job. However, the boss Jubilee has Applejack on a short leash, with the threat of her farm failing. This does not deter Rainbow from trying to take the barmaid for herself.

Tired of feeling like a no-talent outcast, Spike decides to join the school football team alongside Applejack and Rainbow Dash, in hopes it may help him deal with his problems with bullies, and gain the courage to speak to the woman of his dreams.

An equestrian variation of the famous poem. Applejack and Rainbow Dash are snowed in one Hearth's Warming Eve, and due to their constant fighting, experience a visit from the mythical Windigos.

Six young girls engage in a risky game of dares, with a pile of valuables at stake and a shaved head for anyone who fails. Based on the movie of the same name. AppleDash, FlutterMac.

Pretending Scootaloo is captured by a Manticore, the remaining Crusaders stage an elaborate and dangerous scheme to unveil the true feelings of Applejack and Rainbow Dash. Original music, AppleDash.

One year after a traumatic accident sends Rainbow Dash into a tailspin of depression and isolation, Applejack decides it's high time she forces her friend to confront her emotions, and locking the pair into a house for the weekend seems viable.

Rainbow joins every sports team in school to get her mind off Applejack. But as an ace pitcher, Applejack throws her a curveball and joins the baseball team, forcing Rainbow to confront her feelings.

Sent to a Ranch to improve her attitude and relations in her losing soccer team, Rainbow Dash realizes she is quickly falling for the female farm worker, Applejack.