Soarin' is just your average pegasus. He lives in Cloudsdale with his grandpa and his best friend Spitfire, aspires to be a member of the esteemed flight group the Wonderbolts, and he loves pie. But all that is about to change, as a mysterious voice calls out to him to warn him of his "destiny." Whatever could that mean? Like it or not, he and his friends are going to find out.

Ponyville had always been a place for strange happenings. From hydras to parasprites and even Cerberus, Twilight had always been able to roll with the punches and let things slide. But after Pinkie's tampering with the fabric of reality causes a whole slew of characters to find themselves into town, her sanity becomes put to the ultimate test.

This is intended to be a satire of Crossovers in general. I don't dislike these types of stories (in fact I'm working on two of them right now); I just wanted to explore the consequences of throwing too many characters into the mix. Written in one sitting while blasting General Mumble and Nirvana.

Twilight Sparkle is one of the smartest students at her high school. She meets a girl named Diane, who is teetering on the tip of depression. Twilight must get her to look on the bright side of things and see that when you smile, you share a smile with someone else.

Fluttershy has turned into a tree! Now Twilight must find the root of the problem.

Sorry for that pun. Don't worry, my bark is worse than my bite.

Wow, I'm really branching out with these jokes!

Too bad this is only a pre-seed-ent for what's to come.

These puns arbor-ing you, aren't they?

Wood-n't you like me to stop now?

Man, I can't be-leaf you're still here.

Fine, I'm done. I'll let you enjoy the fruits of my labor.

Wait! Don't go! I'll sup-plant these jokes for better ones if you come back!

Okay, I get it. I'll stop.

Local Ponyville folklore says that the mysterious colt that just moved into town hides a mysterious secret. Some say he's a government spy, plotting to take over Equestria. Others think he's just a shy stallion who has trouble talking to others. When Derpy Hooves, the resident mailmare, delivers a letter to the reclusive pony, what she finds is not at all what anypony had expected--least of all herself.