Whenever Twilight no longer has a use for something, she often teleports it away without thinking of a destination. This results in the item being lost forever. But where do these objects actually go? Twilight resolves to find the answer to this question and discovers a strange room disconnected from the rest of Equestria where various objects have been banished to throughout the ages. Some of them were banished for a good reason, such as the tome on necromancy. And it turns out that the skeleton of a pony that she found isn't quite as dead as she thought, and now has access to a portal into the rest of Equestria. But is the necromancy practicing pony truly so evil?

Octavia's two greatest loves were music, and her partner. But when one of these loves robs her of her ability to enjoy the other, she reflects on which she values most.

Dismayed by the price of royalty, a changeling princess turns her back on her heritage and unintentionally falls in love while trying to build a life for herself. Will she return to her people, or will this newfound independence make her turn her back on her species forever? Pairings: Chrysalis/Shining Armor

The Doctor and Derpy get word of chaotic disturbances in Ponyville and Canterlot. While investigating, The Doctor's past comes out of the woodwork - literally. How is this possible? And what force brought multiple doctors and companions together?

Note: The Doctor and Derpy will be written in similar character to PWP's Whooves and Assistant series, but it does not take place in the same universe, so any discrepancies in character can be attributed to the change in universe.

To see the series for yourself, check out Ponies with Pockets Productions at their YouTube page.

For the artist whose designs inspired my descriptions of the Doctor and his companion, go here.

Sweetie Belle joins Scootaloo, an expert monster hunter (uses a light bowgun or long sword), along with Applebloom, beginner (just a great blade), and Babs Seed, somepony who knows a bit about monsters (all around, but uses hammer or a bow). Sweetie doesn't even know if she wants to be a hunter, but she does want to be with her friends more often, but her choice becomes easier when a new friend gets kidnapped by pirates.
(MLP/Monster Hunter)

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There is an old chinese blessing, "May you live in interesting times." It is also considered a curse. I guess it all depends on what you consider "interesting." Hopping from world to world, always trapped in the body of a local resident, certainly is interesting. The fact that every world seems to be drawn from some story, movie or trope, even more so. But when I wake up as an extra voice in the already crowded head of a pony from a cartoon show? Now that's just plain weird.

All I want to do is go home, but this cursed coin around my neck wont let me. Even in death, there is no release from my curse.

When you wake up from a nice nights sleep, what do you expect? A good breakfast or maybe flicking through the morning paper? Well, I think I would settle for waking up in the same cotton-clad bed I went to sleep in.

One-shot. Please put any criticisms in the comments.

This story is a sequel to Broken Vinyl, A Sorrow Filled Melody

Caught for smuggling drugs into Canterlot, Vinyl is put in prison. Tavi comes to visit her, and she isn't in any mood to forgive and forget.

Applejack is just an average mare living the life of an average hero in Ponyville. She has her friends, her family, and her daily routine, and that's just about she'd care to ask for. But when the going gets rough and a nightmarish leviathan of the Underworld or two ruins all her best-laid plans, there's problem she can't solve and no foe she can't overcome with a good, strong buck.

No, seriously. Absolutely anything. Just one buck.

Shamelessly based on Onepunch-Man, a manga about a superhero who defeats all of his enemies with just one punch. Tagged incomplete because I'll probably continue to add additional stand-alone chapters periodically/whenever I feel like it.

Flash Sentry goes out on a date with Twilight. Princess Celestia doesn't like that very much, so she sends poor Flash to the sun.