My Little Pony: Equestria's Mightiest Heroes

Steve woke up, disoriented, but he seemed mostly unhurt.

“Welcome back to the land of the living, Rogers!” Steve heard Thor quip, in his normal, voice, as if they all didn’t just get blasted by one of Kang’s ships. Steve remembered back to what seemed like only seconds ago, but knowing Kang it could be years ago or years into the future. He remembered the Avengers fighting Kang, seeing Kang’s shields fall, and, as the leader of the Avengers, giving the order to charge. Kang tried to escape, and the energy he had accumulated in the process had engulfed Steve’s team. “Our allies are without injury, but…” Thor’s voice trailed off, which was odd, Thor always finished his thoughts. Cap reached up to rub his eyes, only to realize he no longer had fingers, or hands for that matter. What used to be his hands were solid singular masses. Upon further inspection, Steve realized that what used to be his hand now appeared to be a hoof. He looked around himself, and found that the rest of the team, save Thor, were also horses.

Thor could not tell if Steve was at all affected by this realization, “What, happened?” Steve asked, “We should probably try and get a few ideas by the time the rest of them wake up. Some of them don’t handle surprises to well…” Steve said to Thor as he motioned with his head towards the other unconscious Avengers.

The current line-up of the Earth’s Mightiest Heroes were Captain America, their leader, Iron Man, or Tony Stark, his second in command, Thor, Yellowjacket, or Dr. Henry Pym, the Wasp, known to some as Janet van Dyne, and most worryingly, Bruce Banner, known to the media as his angrier self, the Hulk.

“Aye, I would rather not deal with Banner at this time.” Thor answered.

“Why didn’t you turn into a… horse, like us?” Cap asked Thor.

“This dimension is one of magic. The energies seem to have little effect on princes of Asgard, but thou and the others are merely mortals, and the magic hath changed thee into this current form.” Upon finishing the sentence Thor struck Mjolnir against the ground, changing into a horse himself. “Physical forms are easy to manipulate as a being of magic.” Cap raised an eyebrow at Thor’s sentence, “Loki taught me, and I believe it better for a group of horses to be traveling together than having one odd member.”

Cap, not wanting to argue, decided to accept whatever Thor just said, despite the fact that Thor had given himself wings and a horn on top of taking on the form of a horse.

“Before we try to wake the others, we should get accustomed to our new bodies, incase trouble arises,” Cap suggested.

“I require no training. My Asgardian physiology allows me to comprehend these minor changes more efficiently than thou mortals.” Thor stated bluntly, “However thou should become accustomed to thine new form. I shall keep watch over our friends.”

Cap nodded, strapped his shield to his back, with surprising ease given his lack of hands, and decided a run was a good way to start training.