You're on a path in the woods, and you're going to slay the princess. Or else, the world will end.

Monsters and their feeding. Food is the key to many a creature's heart. Sometimes it brings out unexpected urges.

A Crystal Pony moves to Earth and starts a new life. It's good, and he changed a lot, but the past hurts.

Twilight sends Iron Will to set Tirek back on the path of friendship. Yaks smash. An ancient yovidaphone blows the Crystal Empire apart.

Necromancer Rosa Maledicta conquered the world. What comes next?

Tryhard Sparkle solos Nightmare Moon--sort of.

The Great and Powerful Trixie blew up a bathroom and got drop-kicked by Bon Bon. She needs a friend. But, she's giving the world a show.

Flies are biting and Twilight can't get rid of them. But Pinkie Pie has a cannon.

Bon Bon, former special agent of the Princess, retired to Ponyville. But her old nemeses have a way of coming back.

Twilight is menaced by a disturbing midnight visitor. Trixie regrets nothing--it was an accident.

Twilight Sparkle plays the sirens' virtual reality game. It's terrible. But she's going to win.

King Sombra prevailed in Starlight's alternative timeline. But, he was challenged by a blue magician pony whose magic he had taken away.

Starlight Glimmer and Trixie are trapped in-between worlds. Starlight confesses something to Trixie. Then, Starlight wants a do-over.

Lightning Dust strands her rocket in space. She'll die unless Equestria's Best and Brightest find a way to bring her home despite sabotage, snobbery, limited resources, and bureacratic incompetence.

Shining Armor hires Chrysalis as a babysitter in a misguided attempt to reform her. (Or, maybe he just was desperate for childcare.)