Queen Twilight has to spend Hearth's Warming on her duties but takes a moment of peace to spend with one of those closest to her.

Twilight Sparkle and her Covenant forces fight a bloody battle against the Human transgressors as a dark thing stirs deep below.

Wallflower goes out for an Eve date with her two girlfriends, Sunset and Twilight. Before they can have the perfect evening, however, they run into some unexpected old friends.

It’s a pleasant night for the sirens, who are currently off work at a resort. Aria starts acting up. That’s not a bad thing, though.

Sunset and Sci-Twi go out for a picnic together with a special guest. Only, it's more than just a picnic.

Queen Twilight Sparkle is now the only ruler of Equestria. Her own safety and that of the nation are torn apart by those intent on their own rise to power and a shadow obsessed with immortality...

[S08E13 Spoilers] So it didn’t go over very well last time. THIS time Chrysalis will do it right. She’ll do it HERSELF.

Awakening within a dark cave Twilight must recover her memory and her lost power.

Time for a Christmas vacation with the Shimmers. That means heading off to snow-laden nature and getting into mischief.

Wallflower Blush is crushing hard on the one person she now calls her closest if perhaps only friend. It won’t take much once Sunset begins to feel the way she once did...powerful.

[movie spoilers inside] Twilight Sparkle wishes to deepen her connection with Tempest Shadow by getting to know her better. Certainly, this must start by knowing the mare’s cutie mark. Bath time!

The Dazzlings revert to their true forms after their defeat. Half fish, half equine. One problem: they're small.

The Sphinx just wanted some attention. A deal was struck at the temple. Somnambula worries at first but then sees goodness in her.

Rainbow’s new girlfriend has got her in dreamland and she won’t stop bragging about it. Applejack has had enough and Pinkie can’t read the mood.

The Shimmer family has another Christmas together. Sunset gets her present early, though, in the form of a book.