Chapters Equestria Girls: A Normal Day in Cyberspace
Chapter 1: Into the Unknown
The halls of Canterlot High buzzed with the latest rumor, whispered in classrooms, cafeterias, and locker rooms: somewhere out there, hidden in the digital landscape of the internet, cybernetic warriors protected cyberspace from unseen threats. Nobody knew who these warriors were or where they came from, but their heroic tales spread like wildfire, fueled by speculative blog posts and cryptic tweets.
Wallflower Blush, a quiet girl known for blending into the background, sat at the edge of the school courtyard, listening intently to a group of students debating the rumor. She wasn’t the type to jump into conversations or attract attention, but this time, something clicked in her mind. If the cybernetic warriors were real, she wanted to know who they were—and she had a sneaking suspicion the Rainbooms and their circle might be involved.
“Wallflower, are you sure about this?” Lily Pad asked hesitantly, nervously twisting a strand of her pastel pink hair. The fashion-conscious teen had been roped into Wallflower’s plan after an animated lunchroom discussion about the warriors.
“We’re not hurting anyone, Lily,” Wallflower replied with a casual shrug. “We’re just... observing.”
“Spying,” Lily corrected. “Spying is rude.”
“It’s not rude if it leads to something big!” Vignette Valencia chimed in, tossing her sleek blonde hair over her shoulder. The social media star had overheard their conversation and practically leapt at the chance to join. “Think about it: if we uncover the secret behind these warriors, we’ll be internet-famous. Imagine the views, the followers, the clout!”
Lily sighed. “I don’t know...”
“Come on, Lily,” Vignette cooed, wrapping an arm around her. “Don’t you want to be part of something legendary?”
Reluctantly, Lily nodded. “Fine. But if we get caught, I’m blaming you.”
Wallflower smirked. “We won’t get caught. Trust me.”
After the final bell rang, Wallflower, Lily, and Vignette lingered at a distance, trailing the Rainbooms, Trixie, Starlight, Spike, and an odd assortment of younger students: the Cutie Mark Crusaders, Diamond Tiara, Silver Spoon, Snips, Snails, Babs Seed, and Button Mash. The large group seemed unusually animated, chatting in hushed tones as they made their way toward the city limits.
“What are they up to?” Wallflower muttered as she watched the group. The real surprise came when the girls veered toward a neighborhood populated by Crystal Prep students—the Shadowbolts. The rivalry between the two schools made the visit strange enough, but what happened next was beyond anything the trio could’ve imagined.
From their hiding spot behind a tree, they watched the group and their companions gather in a circle, each holding a medal that shimmered in the evening light. The medals glowed brightly, casting a soft, otherworldly light around the group. Suddenly, a swirling vortex of green and black binary code appeared in front of them—a portal.
“Is that... a portal to cyberspace?” Vignette whispered, her jaw dropping.
The Rainbooms, Spike, and the others stepped into the portal one by one, vanishing into the digital void. Wallflower, Lily, and Vignette exchanged wide-eyed looks, their disbelief mirrored on each other’s faces.
“We have to follow them,” Wallflower whispered.
“Are you crazy?” Lily hissed. “That thing could be dangerous!”
“It’s our chance to find out the truth,” Vignette said, already inching closer.
Before they could agree on a course of action, the portal emitted a soft hum and began to close. But something unexpected happened—it seemed to detect the trio’s presence. Before they could react, a wave of energy surged out, pulling them in.
The world around them twisted and blurred into a tunnel of black and green binary code. Wallflower, Lily, and Vignette screamed as they tumbled through the endless stream of data, their bodies weightless and their surroundings surreal. The digits swirled around them, scanning their forms and wrapping them in glowing patterns of code.
“What is happening?!” Lily cried, her voice barely audible over the rushing noise.
“I don’t know!” Wallflower shouted back, her eyes wide with panic.
“This is... kind of cool but also terrifying!” Vignette added, her voice breaking into a high-pitched squeal.
The binary code intensified, their vision overwhelmed by light and numbers. One by one, they blacked out, their consciousness slipping away as the digital world embraced them.
And just like that, their journey into cyberspace had begun.
To be continued…
Equestria Girls: A Normal Day in Cyberspace
Chapter 3: The Vacation's Over
The next morning, the trio is already up and at ‘em for the last few hours in Cyberspace.
“Ah. It sure is nice to wake up in this environment.” Wallflower yawned.
“But our “suits” are still chafing us.” Lily replied, pulling on her body,
“We had to make the best of it.” Wallflower promised. “We should make the best of these last few hours here.”
“Yeah! We should head for the beach in the corner near Cyberland, go to the photo booth and ride one more rollercoaster.” Vignette cheered as the others cheered “yeah!” in unison.
After a nice breakfast in their own cyber kitchens, they’re ready for a fun-filled last hours in their Cyberspace tourist vacation.
First, it’s the beach. Lily is building a sandcastle of digital sand, which has constructed itself into a gigantic war castle! Wallflower is surfing on the waves of purple binary code and Vignette is posting tweets about their experience.
At the photo booth, they take photos of themselves making funny faces, doing poses, etc.
At Cyberland, they rode the biggest rollercoaster there and they were all quite exhilarated.
Just about 2 hours later, it was time for the group to head home as the portal opened in front of them.
“I guess it’s time to go.” Wallflower announced.
“Aw, really?!” Lily and Vignette complained in unison just as orbs of light rose from the ground and landed on their hands. The orbs dissolve into their own cyber medals with instructions! After reading, they become even more hopeful of their next visit.
“We can use these medals to go back and visit here anytime.” Lily cheered.
“Well, we better go.” Vignette and Wallflower said as they both entered the portal which is starting to close. Lily was still there, staring at the landscape when Vignette called her over. “Lily! Are you coming?”
“Uh, yeah. Coming.” Lily replied, running to the portal and making it through just seconds before it closed. With that, the three girls go home.
Days after their visit, the trio decide to visit Cyberspace as much as they want, but NOT too much. They can’t get carried away with their medals after all. Who knows what that’ll cause in Cyberspace.
The End
Equestria Girls: A Normal Day in Cyberspace
Chapter 2: The Tour Begins
After the crazy digital tumble, Lily wakes up to a bright purple sky shining with a sun of green rays. She is immediately confused as to where she is when they feel that her bodies are chafing.
“Okay… what happened… here? Last thing I knew we’re in a neighborhood suburban area… and the next thing I knew we’re on the ground…” Lily said, until she realized her friends were still unconscious.
“Girls! Wake up!” Lily ordered as she tried to wake the others up.
“Ugh… Lily, you’re noisy… now that this ride is done.” Vignette complained while trying to recover.
“Wh-wha-what? Where am I? Are we dead?” Wallflower asked after recovering.
They are immediately confused as to where they are when they feel that their bodies are chafing.
“Hey, what’s this outfit?” Lily asked, looking at herself in her new cyberspace form that resembles a yellow jumpsuit with light up pink mood rings that line the thighs, arms, neck and legs, making them resemble digital light-up leotards, digital gloves and digital shoes. She touches herself and realizes that the suit is stuck to her, including her whole body.
“Whoa… I look like a super cyber warrior…” Lily exclaimed as she twirls around in her yellow cyber body and strikes some fashion poses. “So, this is Cyberspace… huh?” she explained as she saw the digital city world.
The others’ skins are completely fused with cyber jumpsuits that are patterned after their hair colors (except for their heads and necks), just like Lily (those suits are basically their skin now). The girls overall were all amazed about how they looked in their new forms.
“Whoa… this suit… looks amazing… it fits my color…” Wallflower said. “But I have to try to take it off.” She tried to take it off. But it was no use. It stuck to her. “OW!!!!! Okay, is it me, or is this suit really glued to my body?
“I look cool in black! And purple!” Vignette said. “But enough about fashion, I want to know how I can take that thing off?” She said as she tried to take off the suit but just like the others, their suits are STILL stuck to their bodies! “Ouch!!!! Now that is painful!”
“And why is this suit showing every curve in our whole bodies including my belly button?” Wallflower asked.
“Yeah! Same to my suit too, including Lily’s.” Vignette said, looking around her suit. “Don’t tell me we’re…”
“Yeah…” Wallflower said in embarrassment.
"WE’RE TECHNICALLY CLOTHLESS AND NAKED!!!!!!! AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!” they screamed in unison. They were freaked out as they looked at their bodies and were trying to cover themselves. They were also blushing in complete embarrassment, as they tried to pull their "suits" off, but it just snapped back causing them to yelp in pain, causing the rings to turn orange, instantly providing a heatwave inside their bodies, hot enough to make them sweat and blush plus beating pixelating hearts projecting and pulsing on their chests.
“Girls, calm down.” Lily ordered. “We need to find a way to have fun here, then find a way to take off the suits and get home.”
Wallflower and Vignette, realizing what Lily said, calmed down as their rings turned normal, the hearts disappeared and they no longer sweat and blush.
Then a robot suddenly appears out of nowhere and suspects that the trio are tourists.
“Whoa! Looks like we’ve got tourists!” The robot said. “We haven’t had tourists since… last summer. Hey! Are you three girls tourists?” he asked.
The trio nodded. Lily, Vignette and Wallflower are tourists indeed.
“Well, welcome to Cyberspace! How’d you like I’d give you a tour of this place?” The robot said as the trio nodded. The robot decides to give the trio a tour of Cyberspace (the Cyberland theme park, the mall, gamestop, movie theater, etc.) and they get to spend a night in their own quarters in the hideout. Then, they check into the Cyberspace (reception, cyberpass, yada yada) and they spend a day at the Cyberland theme park and exploring the city (they use the tubes to go around).
At the Cyberland Theme Park, the trio were amazed at what they saw here, and decided to have some fun here. Vignette reminded herself that the cyber theme park reminds her of Equestria Land. Wallflower decided to come out of her shell, and decided to have fun on the roller coasters in Cyberspace. It was very thrilling for Wallflower but it was a cool ride, causing her rings to turn violet, which blasts confetti out their neckline, arm, legs and thighs! For Lily, she also went on roller coasters, and played games at the theme park! She was really good at the games, and wishes she could stay here forever, including hours that also caused her rings to turn yellow! Until the sun was about to set.
Later that night, the girls felt dazed as it was time to wind down and they head to the hideout where they find their own quarters.
Lily Pad = a princess-themed room consisting of a princess-sized bed, a TV with cartoons and comedy, a kitchen resembling that of a royal castle and radio that plays some Disney songs.
Wallflower = a garden with digitized plants and holographic screens of the outdoor scenery (kinda like a dome-wide theater), a bed resembling a gigantic leaf, a greenhouse kitchen and a vine-lined TV with documentaries, drama and nature.
Vignette = an arcade room that switches to a bedroom in a flash whenever she decides to rest up, a TV with video game consoles and action movies, a kitchen resembling a Starbucks cafe (with free wi-fi of course), a coffee maker and a kiosk for phones.
They settle down, tuck themselves in, the lights shut off and they doze off to digital dreamland.
To be continued…