Thrown into a strange world, Naruto Uzumaki must learn to adapt if he is to survive colorful ponies, parties, and much, much more.

With his birthday over, and Discord hovering over his shoulder, Naruto finds adapting to the world a lot harder than an S-Rank mission.

Next Arc: Action, adventure, romance! Rainbow Dash takes center stage! A female from the Shinobi world makes her debut... as Dash's future love interest!

It's a rainy day in Ponyville, and Button Mash is spending it like he spends any other day - gaming. But Babs Seed needs a place to crash while she waits out the rainstorm, and his basement is as warm as anywhere. In the process of making herself at home, Babs gets cozy - much to Button's discomfort.

"You think your video game crashing on the final boss is bad? Well, try waking up as Button Mash. Then come back to me."
Zeke woke up after a long night of working at his family's Wedding Photography business to find that he was turned into Button Mash. He may have been a decent gamer before, but now he's gonna have to get used to a whole new skill tree of problems. Will he make it to New York in time? Or will the enemies, quests, and possible glitches stop him?

Set it the "PonyEarth" verse. (group here: PonyEarthVerse) *Not Canon Yet*

Button Mash works for the dying company of JoyBoy. When the company is threatened with bankruptcy, it is up to Button mash to find a way to save it.

Join him on his epic quest through Reality and Fantasy as he discovers himself and the mare of his dreams.

Inspired by the 'short story' and films: "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty".

Button Mash and Sweetie Belle decide to play Minecraft.

So of course, Minecraft decides to start spouting out of the computer and turning Button's house into hundreds of blocks, hostile mobs are spawning in his home and roam free, he has no idea when his mom is getting home, Sweetie Belle has no idea what she's doing, and as if that wasn't enough...

Button has absolutely no idea how to reverse this.

Totally normal day, right?

Inspired by the popular video Don't Mine at Night as well as a 90's movie called Jumanji while also paying homage to an 1879 opera called "Pirates of Penzance" in the form of an (attempted) song parody.

(Ahhh, this got put in the featured box, twice, Huzzah! Thanks to all my readers!)