Pinkie Pie has been invited to Cheese Sandwich's family's strange, monster-filled ancestral home of Cavallocade in the Eponine Mountains, to help him plan the legendary FESTIVAL OF THE BADALISC. During this festival, a monster that comes down from the hills will reveal the town's secrets, and the ponies of Cavallocade join together for a celebration of togetherness, honesty, and being open with your feelings.

But dark things are ahoof within this town. A sinister conspiracy hopes to drive a wedge between Cheese Sandwich and Pinkie Pie! The two ponies are alone with nothing but their feelings... and Cheese's eccentric relatives, the entirety of the town all egging them on towards a relationship. Oh, and Rainbow Dash is there - and Pinkie has unaddressed issues with how they've grown apart over the years.

Will they resolve their feelings? Will they defeat the sinister conspiracy that threatens to tear part not just the two of them but the friendship that binds the Elements of Harmony? Can they? FOR THE LOVE OF CELESTIA, CAN THEY??!

Probably. But it's all about the journey.

Cover art by me! I was going to try and photoshoop it, but then I was all like "I've been sitting on this too long. Might as well."

You've seen this before, haven't you?

A human from a world menaced by an evil Equestria that seeks to convert and destroy the last remnants of humanity. He appears, bedraggled, tired, enraged, only to find himself in an Equestria much more like the one we know. A place of honesty, laughter, loyalty, kindness, generosity, and magic. A place that only the most bitter, joyless, mentally unbalanced misanthrope would ever think would dream of trying to destroy humanity.

You've seen a Lyra, fascinated by humanity, finding this human. You've even seen a passenger from this dark Equestria coming with this human, at least once.

But this time, things are different. The wrong humans have come to the right universes. And things will be forever changed. Jed R and Doctor Fluffy present to you, Unity:

The triumphant return of Convergence. For Jed, who deserved better than Red as a cowriter, for me so I can enjoy myself with one of the best friends I've ever made, and for you. For all the fans of Convergence that dealt with delay after delay, and my obsessive focus on Light eclipsing this when I was panicking, trying to get my story out before Spectrum inevitably collapsed.

This story is a sequel to Snowbound

A human who has been converted into a pony is losing her mind. Or so she thinks.

Day by day, her memories decay. She's convinced that one day she'll become a near-mindless newfoal, like the former humans created from the Ponification Potion and used as shock troops by the Solar Empire. And so, as the Solar Empire encroaches on the world, she hides in a small town...

Until she is told that the only thing that can reverse her mind's degradation is to find her purpose, to anchor her self. With this proclamation, she travels through a world on the brink of social collapse in search of her cutie mark.

This story is a sequel to The Slow Mutants

This is a reboot of my earlier story Light Despondent. Or, like I'm going to call it, a remix! It's got a lot of the same beats, but some parts happen earlier, and there's entirely new parts added. With more chapters from the perspectives of others, a little more plot, and the benefit of not making this up as I go along.

Viktor Kraber is one of the worst of the HLF. He's a traumatized Afrikaner, former father, and former surgeon with an appetite for destruction and big guns. But one day, wracked by guilt at an HLF checkpoint, he lets a lost filly and her mother live. From that point on, his life goes to hell (more than usual, anyway) as he tries to cast aside hatreds in a world gone mad, and maybe, just maybe, become a good person. Can he? FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, CAN HE?! Of course he can, it's a prequel.

Aegis is going to be Kraber's best friend. But he doesn't know (or want) that yet. All he wants is a quiet life where he can help on the farm, and raise his foals away from the Solar Empire's propaganda, from an Equestria that's become unrecognizable to him. But, with the PER and HLF coming to blows, the PHL and US Government struggling to maintain order, and the slow collapse of society, it's not going to work out and he knows it.

Yael Ben Ze'ev is a member of the heroic Ponies for Human Lives, (or PHL) a group of humans and ponies, supported by the UN, who work tirelessly to save humanity by blending technology and magic. Putting it bluntly, she's the person whose job it is to shoot people like Kraber. She's seen every terrorist group and then some cause trouble even before they turned evacuation from the Barrier into a nightmare - and she's absolutely convinced she can't trust any of the HLF because of it. She has no idea how wrong and right she's going to be, as the PHL resorts to more and more extreme measures to confront the threat of both PER and HLF.

Heliotrope used to fight for the Solar Empire, during the Crystal War and Changeling Purges. Then she quit - or, more accurately, was stranded on a planet she was growing to like. Now, she fights for the PHL alongside Yael, her best friend. Though she doesn't know how long that'll last, as she's frightened of her friend's growing radicalism.

Dayoung Tengku grew up knowing the HLF were heroes. Idolizing them for fighting where the PHL wouldn't. Nursing a fierce grudge against any pony for what their race has done. She's going to have a hard lesson in just how the HLF aren't the best heroes to follow.

Leonid Lovikov is the man who leads Kraber's HLF branch, the Menschabwehrfraktion. He's been a major player in the HLF, ready to kill anything in sight, run protection rackets, and do anything to protect the HLF. But he wants more, and he has plans that could shake the world.

Shieldwall is a PER pony who answers directly to Celestia, and one of the most dangerous potioners out there, with a list of ponifications and confirmed kills a mile long. But, like Lovikov, he wants more. He has designs that could destroy the PHL, in the form of the mysterious Project Fillydelphia...

This story is a sequel to Joy to the Worlds

Alaska is a safe place. This is what everyone at Fort Wainwright tells themselves. That they can wait out the Conversion War without so much as smelling ponification potion, right?

Maybe not. When two PHL, Johnny C "Nny" Heald (A writer and artist in the national guard) and Fiddlesticks Apple (a musician) take a plane to a PHL research facility on a favor for a friend, things get complicated fast.

This story is a sequel to Convergence

"Living in the pastel pony apocalypse has always been strange.

Having a godlike knight, an avatar of vengeance and the latent magic of Britain, though, that one was a bit of a curveball. The PHL, a brave resistance group founded by Ambassador Lyra Heartstrings, is bewildered but enthusiastic at the unexpected arrival of David Elliot, the Avatar of Albion. His entrance into the PHL's world, bringing his unique curative magic and the warriors and militant cults of his world, is a double edged sword, however - for his enemy, the corrupted Celestia now known as Empress Solamina, has her eye turned to these new worlds with the intent of conquest.

Faced with war on multiple fronts, a war unlike anything in their history, the peaceful 'Downtime' Equestria must prepare now to stand by its allies, or risk losing everything they have worked so hard to accomplish. Time... is running out."

Though I should point out here and now: This is not exactly a sequel to Convergence. More of a sidequel, really. Marking it as a sequel was just the easiest way to mark this as connected.

This story is a sequel to Snowbound

It's a bad old time to be human. About half the world is gone thanks to Celestia's Barrier, the only options are 'fight and die' or 'get turned into newfoals,' and everything's falling apart. The greatest menace to America as they wait for the Barrier to touch down is not, paradoxically, PER, but restless Human Liberation Front terrorists that dream of taking control of the fight from the brave PHL. One of the worst HLF men is Viktor Marius Kraber, a traumatized Afrikaner, former father, and former surgeon with an appetite for destruction and big guns. But one day, wracked by guilt at an HLF checkpoint, he lets a lost filly and her mother live. From that point on, his life goes to hell (more than usual, anyway) as he tries to make his way and cast aside hatreds in a world gone mad, and maybe, just maybe, become a good person.
Forced to deal with irritating hallucinations, self-hatred, enemies on all sides, and developing a conscience in a world gone mad, will he manage to survive in this world? Will he ever become a good person? Will he join the PHL and befriend the freakishly huge earth pony stallion named Aegis seen in the cover image, and shoot Queen Celestia's spine out?! Can he? FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, CAN HE?!

Of course he can! It's a fokkin' prequel.

(Well, actually, considering the emphasis on the development of a character from before the beginning of a game and the fact that it takes place between stories, it's actually more of a presequel. Or presidequel?)

Part of the Conversion Bureau: The Other Side Of The Spectrum continuity.