This story is a sequel to The birth of two movie stars

It doesn't take much to create a big party in Pinkie Pie, but this time his assistant and new stallion in town has his say on what activities to plan.

Notably one that showcases sheer strength, something few villagers are confident in.

This story is a sequel to Marking the Generations – Part Four

Set in the same alternative universe as my previous four-part story, Marking the Generations. Reading it isn’t a requirement but some changes to characters and setting have taken place. Notes have been added to the chapters to make understanding these easier.

Following the defeat of Opaline and the return of Sunset Shimmer and Starlight Glimmer to their own time. The only thing that Sunny Starscout has been looking forward to is the opening of the new Maretime Bay Museum of Equestrian History.

However, no sooner has the Museum opened, a new problem becomes apparent. Earth Ponies are mysteriously vanishing from a park in Zephyr Heights and a remote CanterBlocks construction site. Anti-unity activists are presumed to be the culprits. Wishing to strike fear into the fledgling Earth Pony population in Zephyr Heights.

In what she thinks is a spark of genius, Sunny offers herself up as bait for the activists. Reasoning that she will be fine with her powers. However, Hitch and Zipp aren’t so sure, they want to investigate more before jumping into a sting operation. Despite this, Sunny’s enthusiasm is infectious, leading Pipp and Izzy to create a convincing disguise for her. Meanwhile, Misty finds spells that will surely help Sunny succeed.

However, Sunny’s plan backfires as she finds herself in over her head. The disappearances aren’t due to disgruntled Pegasi. Instead, she finds herself transported to the massive Arora Ridge Quarry.

Watched over by Allura, a winged Snow Leopard with a strange and potent power to control others. Sunny is made to work in the quarry alongside many other creatures which are also being held against their will.

Will Sunny’s friends be able to find the Quarry? Will they rescue Sunny and the missing Earth Ponies? What of the other creatures, will they be rescued too? Read on to find out…

Following in the inspiration of NavelColt's "This Episode of Bluey is Called, 'Beetlemoose,'" Bluey is feeling lonely when all her friends have made plans without her. Her mom decides to take Bluey on a trip to visit an old friend of hers, and give Bluey a chance to make some new friends.

A crossover between My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic and Bluey.

Dashverse AU: Rainbow Dash, the student of Queen Celestia, finds herself in the awkward position of playing diplomat when Ember, the Dragon Lord, suddenly takes up residence in a mountain just outside Ponyville. This is attracting all manner of attention, including from other dragons.

Rainbow Dash has to find out what brought Ember to Ponyville and what's going on in the Dragon Lands. Luckily, she's being aided by a dragon expert Celestia dispatched from Canterlot. Unluckily, Twilight has a bit of a history with him, which only complicate Rainbow Dash's own efforts to muddle through this stint of draconic diplomacy.

The Legion Of Doom are finally free from the stultifying confines of their stone prison! There's just one thing stopping them from resuming their terrifying campaign of terror though, and it's a pretty major one...

This story is a sister to Iridium

In Cloudsdale, as the Long Cold seeps in, a matron is doing all she can to hold faith, even as the very flock she’s raising falls apart around her.

In Pegasopolis, things will be better. They must.

Pontificating poetry pertaining to ponies.

Each chapter explores a particular aspect of a character from the show with the title sharing the name of its muse.

Inspired by Ice Star's "Equinity".
Go read it people! Poetry needs more love on here!

With the Great War finished, and life returning to normal, Slow Coach Jr. decides, on a Friday night with his Mother, to go play at the park.
Unfortunately for the Colt, things don't go as planned.

Princess Cadence lives the life many dream to live as the princess of the Crystal Empire. After growing up in the Crystal Castle alone she dreams of her prince charming to come and be her new king. Her expectations are tossed aside when she meets her betrothed, the umbrum prince, Sombra.

This story is a sequel to G5 Adventures in Scooby-Doo! Legend of the Phantosaur

Violette Rainbow is so excited to stay an entire weekend with the Mane 6 in the Crystal Brighthouse before school in Bridlewood starts that next week, but little does she know that she is being sent on a Unity Quest with the Mane 6 as well.

This time, they are transported to Fernfield, Washington, home of the legendary Golden Retriever athlete Air Bud, his wife Molly and his five adorable puppies (the hip-hoppin' B-Dawg, lovely RoseBud, mellow Buddha, dirt-loving MudBud, and the big fella Budderball), who share an incredible secret-- they can talk, but only to other animals and ponies.

When it comes time to adopt the young puppies into new families, humans, ponies and dogs alike are distraught and Violette decides to help the Buddies run away. Enter a spoiled rich boy named Bartleby who wants Air Bud as a birthday present, a dim-witted cousin, and a doltish thug employed by Bartleby's father, and mayhem prevails as Buddy and Molly get dog-napped!

Now, it's up to the Mane 6, Violette and the Buddies to rescue Buddy and Molly before they get captured themselves.

As the chase winds over the river, through the woods, to the drive-in movie theater, and straight through the farmyard, slapstick comedy and satire reign and the whole gang learns an important lesson about the value of teamwork, love, and courage.

(S3E11 of G5 Adventures)