Three years of pain and misery followed by the best year of her life. With that, Sunset Shimmer's life at Canterlot High is finally over following her and her new friends' graduation. She and her other five best friends manage to take the next step into college together at Manehattan University, and Sunset couldn't be happier.

Rainbow Dash even managed to bring The Rainbooms and their music with, but Sunset can't seem to fit herself into their already close-knit band. Finding an opportunity to make new friends in the form of an opening for a new guitarist for a student rock band, she takes it, completely unaware of how it will change her life and outlook on friendship...

Inspired by Boyhood, Whiplash, and countless replays of Steven Wilson and Between the Buried and Me songs.

Metallica is the biggest sellout heavy metal band of all time, but they decide to go even bigger by trying to extend their music out to a growing niche market: bronies and preteen girls. However, they meet a trio of girls that just might help them achieve their goal... even if it pisses off all their fans... again.

Jesse Pinkman lost nearly everything that he loved during the age of Heisenberg except for his life. Finally freed from his decadent lifestyle, he attempts to begin a new one, hoping to leave his dark and bloody past behind him. On the road, he comes across a strange comic book, one of a group of ponies with superpowers...

After reading it out of sheer boredom in his motel room, he reads the small text on the final page, only for the book to transport him and itself into the ruins of a castle before disappearing, leaving him stranded. After being discovered by a local inhabitant, a winged unicorn named Twilight, she takes pity on the scared creature and takes him in, hoping to both learn from him and integrate him into her society, also comprised of bright colorful ponies.

Feeling regret and self-loathing for the fates of all that he was close to, he finds great difficulty in opening himself up to these creatures. It will take the friendship of many helping hooves to lay Jesse's inner demon's to rest and give him something that he's always wanted: a loving family.
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Rated Teen for language and mild violence (at least much milder than Breaking Bad's was).

Set in a world where dueling is a worldwide pastime and profession, a casual duelist named Yurik Clayer receives a new card in the mail as a gift from his otherwise absent father. Once he uses it in a duel, the card's powers are unlocked, causing it to summon another world just outside of Earth, along with it, one of its inhabitants, a winged unicorn named Twilight Sparkle.

After being taken by an underground vigilante faction named Guardiaboliques, Yurik and Twilight must work with them in recovering Twilight's other friends from her world, who also go missing on Earth. Along the way, Yurik hones his skills as a duelist while Twilight shapes hers, and the two of them work with Guardiaboliques to shape the future of both of their worlds.
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Rated everyone, but features simulated monster violence and mild language.

When he was ten years old, Peter Falwell was found by Princess Celestia and her newest student, Twilight Sparkle. Without a home to turn to, Peter was taken in by the princess and looked after him like her child. Over the year that Peter spent in the land of Equestria, he and Twilight became close friends.

Upon returning to his home world, inspired by the culinary experts that prepared the best foods for Celestia and Peter, he sets forth on a dream to become a chef and open his own restaurant.

As a young adult, Peter saves enough for a down payment to develop his own restaurant in New York City. However, as he travels up to the Big Apple, fate pulls its strings and returns Peter back to Equestria. Upon reuniting with him, Twilight and Celestia do all that they can to help Peter continue his dream and open a restaurant in Twilight's hometown of Ponyville.

My next shot at a slice-of-lifey story. Set in a time where Twilight has not yet (and probably won't) become an alicorn. I'm also writing this when I'm not writing my Attack on Titan crossover, so if updates seem slow, I apologize in advance. Inspired by the song My Dearest by Supercell

Wilee, a daring bicyclist and message courier from New York City, is sent by his boss to a new location in a far away place... all the way in the land of Equestria in the town of Ponyville. There, he learns from the town librarian, Twilight Sparkle, that Ponyville is in need of someone like Wilee to do similar services there. Wilee agrees (partially due to increased pay), and becomes Ponyville's personal bike message courier.
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A crossover with the underrated 2012 action film Premium Rush. If you have not seen it, do so. It's a very fun movie with good performances, great action, and a solid plot. Plus, I've always wanted to make a story related in some way to Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

Rated Teen for language and some violence.

Will continue if reception is positive enough.

When a mysterious Crystal Empire appears in northern Equestria, its surge of powerful magic causes Yuma Tsukumo, Astral, Reginald Kastle, Kite and Hart Tenjo, Orbital 7, and Tori Meadows to be flung from their home world and into the alternate universe where Alex Yuwell resides.

After befriending Alex, Twilight, and the rest of their friends, Yuma and his friends are sent to assist Twilight in saving the Crystal Empire from the ancient evil that once cursed it so they can return home.
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The Zexal characters here have their English names (because why would Japanese people be speaking fluent English?), but they shall be based off the Japanese version (mainly because there's more in terms of character development here), so rest assured, no, "I'm feeling the flow!" will be uttered from anyone's lips.

This is not so much a spin-off as it is a continuation of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Equus series, much like how Bonds Beyond Time was relevant to 5D's overall story. You will need to read Yu-Gi-Oh! Equus in order to better understand this fic.

Rated Everyone for mild language and simulated monster violence.

Dream Theater, one of the greatest progressive metal bands who ever existed, encounters a strange phenomenon when they're transported to the land of Equestria in the middle of one of their shows.

Despite assistance from the princesses, the earliest they can return to Earth is within a few days minimum. Thankfully, the ponies do the best they can to accommodate their strange new guests, who soon become their friends.

Special thanks to user Sabre for editing this story.

Set in an alternate universe where Duel Monsters is a worldwide pastime, aspiring duelist Alex Yuwell's life turns upside down when another planet appears orbiting around Earth. What happens there will change the course of human, and for that matter, pony, history forever.

WARNING: This story is completely separate from my Yu-Gi-Oh! Friendship is Magic story, which I have come to realize was a poorly formatted Mary-Sue fest. I want this story to be judged on its own merits.

About the picture, it was drawn and colored my me with pencil and crayon in about 2 hours (ponies were traced on a computer screen). I realize I'm not the best artist (heck, I'm no artist at all), but I wanted to have some image to represent my story.

Rated everyone, but features simulated monster violence and some mild language.

After a freak solar eclipse, Shining Armor and Princess Cadance are whisked away to the human world, where they are taken in by a happily lonely young musician. This young man and the ponies quickly become friends as the two adapt to living in a world different from their own.

Heavily Inspired by My Little Dashie and Rarity and I, along with the films of Alexander Payne and more specifically, the movie Beginners.