This story is a sequel to G5 Adventures in Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July

The Mane 6, Grandma Figgy and Queen Haven visit Alphabittle and Paradise Moonray in Bridlewood for the annual Bridlewood Summer Festival, but as they begin to have a good time, the Mane 6 are called on what could be their most... imaginative Unity Quest yet.

Mom and Dad dump their son Cody, (all sunglasses and high-tops who has no use for childish folly), their daughter Abby, her best friend Marcella and baby Fig on the farm with Grandpa and Grandma for an entire week during summer vacation when the ponies arrive. When Cody thinks his summer is ruined, a dinosaur doll by the name of Barney comes to life and leads the kids, the ponies, three baby Night Light dragons named Noir, Bat and Ripper and their temporary kirin caretaker, Gentle Rain, on the adventure of a lifetime.

When a shooting star deposits a magical egg carrying a dream maker at the farm, the evil snow leopard Allura is desperate to have her paws on it, believing she can siphon the egg of its powers. But when the egg is accidentally carted off to different places, it's up to the Mane 6 to lead Barney, Cody, Abby, Marcella, the dragons and Gentle Rain to chase after the egg and get it back to the barn before Allura can claim it for herself.

Featuring an all-star cast of characters, an exciting adventure and new and familiar tunes, this family-friendly adventure is sure to be a favorite on everyone's list, reminding them that the power of imagination is infinite!

(S3E7 of G5 Adventures)

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There is a weird machine placed in the halls of the castle, everyone knows what it does. It's not a mystery at all. Princess Luna's unexplainable hatred of the machine is the real mystery.

Shall she prevail against overwhelming odds or lose herself in the deepest of pits? Let's find out.

Anon travels back in time to help stop whatever disaster caused Twilight to seal away everypony's magic with the Unity Crystals.

And he'll finally be able to confess to Twilight, after thousands of moons.

Shining Armor is... mostly aware of what his little sister's been up to since the Friendship Games. Cadence keeps him in the loop, but she refuses to talk about some topics, insisting that it isn't her place to discuss them. When his phone rang a few moments ago, he thought Twilight had finally decided the time was right.

He's not entirely wrong, but he'll soon wish he had been.

An entry in the Shining Armor is a Terrible Dad Competition.

In every world, era, and species, adolescents think they're the first to invent or discover whatever they come across. It's not hard to see why. In the flower of youth, every experience is new and fresh and exciting, especially the ones previous generations won't discuss. Not in polite company, anyway. Certainly not with their children.

Well, "exciting" isn't always the best word to describe those discoveries. Sometimes it's "horrifying." Especially when it involves certain alicorn princesses.

Rated Teen for discussion of topics that would be rated Mature. Also rated C for Crackfic. Graciously preread by Comma Typer.

After returning from the moon, Luna discovers the wonderful new invention of coffee. Naturally, she takes it way too far and loses her mind. Or maybe she finally sees things as they really are.

It's going to be the two of them together, for the rest of their lives. Riko Saikawa knows that. Just her and Kanna -- well, all right: her beloved's mother can visit every so often, the maid's probably coming along, there's nothing wrong with Miss Lucoa or Mr. Fafnir, and if Ilulu-san was maybe seven years younger, Saikawa might have fallen in love with her first. But ever since that first moment when Kanna entered Class 3-2, Saikawa's known. It's destiny. And anyone who might get in their way has to be stopped.

Today was supposed to be their playdate. And Kanna wants to show some stupid foreign kid around the city. That dumb boy doesn't deserve any time with her!

So what's the best way to get rid of this 'Spike'?

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In the six years following the ETS Pandemic, the town of Riverview went from having a waning population comprised entirely of ageing humans to a bustling city housing human and pony alike. It became a hub of magical research and even the home of a cultural renaissance. Then, one day, it burned.
For a time, ponies and people alike were left scrambling to rebuild their lives. Many lives were lost, and families wanted answers. The pony that many said to be the most influential in the Shimmerist cult had even renounced her faith and created a schism as a result.
There was a lot of hurt to be healed. In honour of those who died and those displaced, one pony idol streamer would drop her last PV. It would be her career's last hurrah, for a nonprofit cause, and she would't have it any other way.

This short story is set in the Pandemic Universe brought to life by ASGeek2012. An Ode to Riverview is set specifically after the events of Halira's Pandemic: Monsters We Make, starring characters from Pandemic: of Twins and Tails. Although it is highly advisable to read Monsters We Make first, this one-off does not specifically require much knowledge from Twins and Tails.

Gabby and Spike use the mirror pool, but their reflections only mirror their scale and feather colors, to find out more they seek Twilight only to get a more illuminating answer.

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After centuries of ruling Equestria without a single day off, Princess Celestia is driven to true desperation: selling herself into slavery as a vacation on Earth, the one place she can go without being recognized. Can the sovereign ruler of Equestria adjust to the role of a domestic servant? Can this simpler life give her the peace and relaxation she desires?
More importantly, what happens when she meets her fellow ponies who do not have a way out of their predicament. Can she bring them back? Will they even want to leave?