Ranma chases a potential cure for his curse in Equestria, which — unsurprisingly — goes awry.

Now there are two of him, one male and one female, and the latter has to come to terms with it and forge a new life.

I commissioned the cover from Crowne Prince.

Ranma gets sucked into a book that makes him the protagonist of its story, one which follows the past exploits of Twilight Sparkle. Unfortunately for him, he has no idea how the story is supposed to go, or how to leave the book.

I commissioned the cover from Crowne Prince.

Twilight Sparkle, who is still new to being the princess of Equestia, has become listless. A concerned Spike reaches out to Rarity for help.

Pinkie Pie’s cousin, a popular MeReeler, swings by Ponyville to visit her.

Before the reins of the kingdom are passed over to Twilight Sparkle, Celestia reveals the secret about extraterrestrials.

Twilight Sparkle’s had enough of Anon’s pranks, so she gets back at him with one of her own: each time he uses foul language, he becomes more of a cute pony.

Humankind’s self-destructive tendencies lead to global catastrophes and wars over resources. When survival is far from guaranteed, surely receiving aid from a reformed spirit of chaos would be better than no aid at all.

"Whoso pulleth out this horn of this mount is rightwise queen-born of Ponykind."

A stallion, aged and weary from a long, unsuccessful journey to earn his cutie mark, sets his sights on Mount Matterhorn as a last hurrah.

After being awoken from a very long, self-imposed nap, Ranma steps out of the Tree of Harmony to find out what’s going on.

After learning about zap apples and how the jam was made, Twilight Sparkle’s curiosity is piqued by the Timberwolves, one of the few things that she had any hope of understanding, and decides to investigate.