When Celestia went on sabbatical into the west, she promised Twilight it would be only a couple of months. A year and a half later, the sun resists control, the country is in ruins, and her teacher is lost in the wilds. Twilight has become the apostate, her faith in her teacher and her teachings waning. In the wake of tragedy, her resentment blossoms into fury and she vows that something must be done. Shadows gather around Canterlot, and old things that should not have been awakened are on the move. The Student goes west, her hope restored by friendship and righteous fury.

The night, at long last, is passing.

What if Magical mystery cure never happened, and instead of Twilght becoming an alicorn princess, she finds out that she has "secret" sister?

In this My-Little-Dashie-inspired adventure, Fluttershy falls into our world through a transdimensional rip. Travelling across both time and dimension, she wakes up as a filly, lost and confused. After a traumatic first day, she crashes her way through a window and into the life of Drake, a love-scarred 22 year old who has no idea where Fluttershy came from. With the once banished princess of the undead hour, Skullamena Crossbones, trapped on Earth as well, it's up to Fluttershy to (although unknowingly) save Equestria from her vengeful return.

Twilight Sparkle has earned quite a reputation in her young life. She's helped defeat Nightmare Moon and Discord, saved Ponyville from a rampaging Ursa Minor and a swarm of Pinkie Pie clones, authored the best-selling HUMAN trilogy of novels, and was recently crowned Equestria's fourth Alicorn princess. With so much fame attached to her name, it's no wonder she's offered the chance to adapt her HUMAN trilogy to Crystalvision. The question to ask is, how long will it take before the lavender princess cracks under the stress of balancing her royal duties with leading HUMAN's production? Probably Definitely sooner than she expects.

The first few chapters actually follow up the events of The Bold, The Brash, and The Beautiful, in turn setting up everything for the HUMAN sequel proper. Reading that story isn't necessary to enjoy or understand this one, however.

Danny Fenton was a normal boy, but when his DNA is fused with ectoplasm, he is turned into a half boy/half ghost hybrid. What does he have to thank for that? The Ghost Portal his ghost-busting parents had created, which they had originally deemed a failure.

Danny had kept his secret for a little while from everyone except his best friends, Tucker Foley, a tech-nerd with a passion for meat, and Samantha Manson, a gothic girl who happens to be a hardcore vegetarian. He's been keeping the world safe since from ghosts hell-bent on wreaking havoc on the world under the alias of "Danny Phantom".

He's had his share of fights, but for the most part, life was turning out...alright, albeit repetitive.

However, one day, the Ghost Portal malfunctions, and instead of bringing them into the Ghost World, Danny, along with his two best friends, are transported into the distant land of Equestria with seemingly no way out.

Will Danny, Sam, and Tucker find a way to get back home? Or will they be stuck in Equestria forever?

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second verse same as the first

"Well," Carrot asked Roseluck, "You wanna go?"

Roseluck thought of it for a while, and eventually decided.

"Yes, let's get going," She answered Carrot Top.

After testing another spell, it ends in a strangely common outcome:
Somepony ends up in another universe.

But this is different.(Or is it?) Twilight becomes one of the dominant species, in this case, an Espeon. And just who does she find? Pikachu and Fennekin.

(Pokémon from X & Y will be added as they are posted on the Internet. This is basically PMD: Darkness/Time/Sky, but with Gates to Infinity added as time goes on.)

Unable to sleep after the events of her brother's wedding, Twilight Sparkle is walking in the woods and finds an injured changeling.

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Equestria is growing, and magical savant Twilight Sparkle is disgusted by the crime and corruption this change has brought. Her life is changed forever when she discovers the Death Note, a notebook with inexplicable and deadly powers. She uses this book to pass judgement on those she deems unworthy of life, aiming to create a perfect world free of crime. But when the two Princesses put their best pony on the case, a mysterious detective known only as L, a psychological game of cat and mouse erupts between the two.
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