An older, mellower Scootaloo relocates to the Crystal Empire, tasked with tutoring a jumpy junior Princess. She's either the worst pony for the job or the ONLY pony for the job. There is no in-between.

The Everfree is a strange place. Trek far enough into the unknown, and you might somehow find someone impossibly familiar.

Twilight sends a letter to Sombra and Cozy Glow. That is, the OTHER Sombra and Cozy Glow.

Lightning Dust has been to plenty of wellness checkups, but this is the first one that included a psych evaluation. She doesn’t understand the three word result, but her instincts tell her she didn’t do very well.

Some Equestrians are halfway between good and evil. Only one species is literally split at their midsection.

The Wonderbolt Barracks are haunted, but not very well. Which is weaker: Fluttershy’s nerve, or one sorry specter’s skills at spooking?

Unshakable bravery is needed to live peaceably in the Everfree, and nopony can ever truly be prepared for the fearful creatures that turn up on one's doorstep in the dead of night.

The Grand and Prodigious Hexie is not a huge hit in medieval, superstitious Equestria.

An unstable Breezie. A dissident Kirin. And an instrument.

Sunset worries about Cozy Glow’s human counterpart. Is it wrong to suspect someone based on their parallel self’s sins?

With the series winding down, four members of the ensemble cast are toasting to a job well done… when they’re approached by another background pony who wants their seasoned advice.