No one is quite sure why "A New Generation" turned out the way it did, though evidence points to Applejack and her... less than charitable views on certain topics.

Long ago, the stars disappeared. Then, somepony returned them. You won't find the tale in history classes or archives—only in the hearts of the mares who were there.

Months after the end of it all, Spike and Ember have a conversation on a familiar, lonely cliffside. Because even when it's over, the friendships we made along the way will go on. Maybe you'll even recognize the same magic—faded, but still growing.

One thousand years is a long time to keep a memory alive, especially one so filled with pain and regret, but some things are worth remembering. After all, somepony has to tell her story.

There's nothing interesting in Froggy Bottom Bogg. Except sticks, if you're into that sort of thing. Starlight isn't, but she'll have to make an exception for this one particular stick...

No really, Princess Celestia has a lot of sex. Really. Cadance's claims to the contrary are unfounded, wholly false, and her concern over the matter is entirely misplaced. There is absolutely no reason to continue discussing the matter.

So what if it’s been a few hundred years since her last stallion? Celestia still has it. She doesn’t need to prove it to Luna, certainly not by competing with her to bed that handsome new guard. Besides, both sisters know who would get him first.

The changeling princess finds herself stranded in Ponyville disguised as Pinkie's imaginary friend.

Fluttershy finds a beautiful forest called "Morning Dew Woods"

Luna and a pony named Sun Cloud switch bodies