After midnight, Spike wanders the streets, meeting some familiar friends.

Ponies are only scary until they are snuggled. A baby dragon learns this first-handly.

Spike takes a day off.

Twilight contemplates how long her assistant will remain a child.

Spike and Twilight talk.

Spike, being accused of a mess he did not create, must use a machine called F.L.U.D.D to clean an island and search for his lost friends.

Spike dances late at night; Twilight finds out why.

Twilight tries to find out why.

Spike trades his life to practice writing more.

The war that is high-school is coming to an end. Two best friends, with nothing left to joint them, must learn how to say farewell.

Twilight becomes a dimension traversing alcoholic; Spike remains relativity the same.

Rainbow, Spike and Shinning Armor discuss their lack of virginity—except for the one stuck in the middle.

There's a history here, one of your own making, that will tell of the place once called home.

It's the end, but before you begin, you have a cup of tea with Princess Celestia.

Sunset won't wear pants; Twilight has to convince her otherwise. Their love can only blossom.