Rara reflects on the first time she made it big. Countess Coloratura wasn't her first time.

When an underclassman, Babs Seed, confides in her against all odds, Sunset Shimmer takes it upon herself to mend the girl's troubled heart. Even if some wounds can't be healed by magic.

Babs has a mysterious condition that causes her eyes to randomly change color. Apple Bloom's onto her secret. Applejack's just in for the ride.

Indigo Zap made a deal with a CEO: if Crystal Prep lost the Friendship Games, he could make the school into a Chuck E. Cheese's. These are the immediate consequences of her decision.

As Rara struggles to find her place in show business after the Ponyville concert, she realizes that the best solution may lay with Sapphire Shores. After all, who says there has to be only one Pony of Pop?

Every Crusader has a shield cutie mark. But what about Babs Seed, the one who doesn't?

To save her favorite bookstore in Canterlot from shutting down, Twilight unites with her fellow princesses and creates...Equestria's most royal rock band?!

Cocoa is a warm drink. Miss is a title for unmarried mares. That is, until the day Starlight discovers something that changes the entire Equestrian language as we know it...or maybe not.

Suri Polomare needs a decent language arts paper to stay in the Crystal Prep fashion program. Coco Pommel has a decent language arts paper. And she doesn't suspect a thing...

On Hearth's Warming Eve, Sweetie Belle comes across a lonely Sugar Belle and invites her caroling, where the two Belles confide in one another about life and cutie marks.

As Rarity recovers from her time under the Nightmare Forces' control, a stranger from their ranks appears and offers her the most unexpected of deals--to be by her side.

After receiving her Rainbow Power abilities, Fluttershy falls incredibly ill. Discord, going out of his way to help, notices that she has physically changed in strange ways. Little did he know that Tirek wasn't his only problem...

Big Macintosh has a rather strange crush on Trixie. When she's running late for a show and needs to return a book, he decides to check it out to discuss it with her. Only problem? It's Saddlespeare, his old enemy from high school lit class.

In a world where the nightmare forces have their own country, Coco Pommel joins their ranks in hope of a better life.

The ponies call them "Windigos." They call themselves "Watchers." The ponies see them as demons. They see themselves as gods. But for some Watchers, neither title suits who they truly are.