Button Mash is a pretty average colt. He likes video games, hates homework, and spends his days playing with his best friend/brother-from-another-mother, Rumble. Together they try to navigate the problems of everyday Ponyville, which would be perfectly ordinary if not for all the spirits of chaos, angry dictators, giant star bears, and the occasional schoolyard bully.

These are the tales of how two mostly-normal foals deal with their very magical world.

An episodic story to be updated every so often. Cover art by the incredible dbkit

Lyra meets a few strange figures in Ponyville: some stallions & mares all dressed in black suits who ask her how she knows humans. After her interview, she follows them and find out she's discovered a secret group of ponies the not even Celestia knows. They're the Mares in Black: protecting Equestria from other dimensional creatures that aren't even a part of Equestria with technology that isn't even known. She has 2 choices: Join the Mares in Black & Protect their world from unknown dangers or have her memory erased & go back to her normal life.

A small squadron of P-51D Mustang pilots gets stuck in equestria, along with the wrath of the war behind them. They are all aces, but their squadron is only made up of five planes. How will they fare against Nazi's AND changelings?

Twilight's got a pretty good life going in Ponyville. Her days are full of friendship, studying, and the studying of friendship. On top of that, she's a princess in a fancy crystal castle in Ponyville. Her life is as close to perfect as she can imagine it...

Except for that weird noise that has suddenly started keeping her up at night.

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Set in 1944, this crossover deals with the horrifying Nazi experiments regarding Element 115. Special Forces leader Colonel Noah Scott McDonough (mick-dawn-uh), and the Rangers of SF Squad 6, a highly trained Special Forces group, must delve into an unknown world that is currently falling under Nazi occupation. The experiments held around a special machine known as Die Glocke, "The Bell" in English, open a portal to a new world from which to launch attacks. This new world, dubbed Neue Welt ("New World"), shall belong to the superior Nazis. McDonough must lead his men into this world and hold down an area of land for the United States to gain entry to fight the Nazis on this new battlefront. Who will win, the dastardly Nazis with their strongholds and fortifications, or the superb military might of the United States backed by local inhabitants and undercover spies in the Nazi network of command?