In one plane of reality, Pinkie Pie sees everything that Chara went through and proceeds to setup a situation of eternal annoyance and frustration.

In an entirely different plane of reality, Pinkie Pie sees Chara's situation and, despite everything Chara did afterwards, not to mention the chaos Tzeentch and his lackeys have undoubtedly sown by this point, proceeds to help her recover from it in the only way she knows how: by warping reality.

An alternate ending to New Chaotic Friends! that gives a decidedly more hopeful ending for Chara, as well as to show just how far Pinkie Pie will go to help someone smile when they clearly need it.

Spoilers for both Undertale's Pacifist and Genocide Runs, though given the subject matter and the game's age those should be expected.

New Chaotic Friends! originally written by GMBlackjack
Cover art originally made by DakotaDAYO

As the night's grow colder and the fireplace grows stronger, we always forget the ones that truly brought us all together on Hearth's Warming Eve.

The Windigos.

And as the Cutie Mark Crusaders gather together at the Apple family barn, Applejack relates to them the only story they still haven't heard...

The Tale of The Last Windigo.

Cover Art

You know the story of Twilight Sparkle. Celestia's unicorn apprentice gets sent to Ponyville, bumps into five friends, recovers the Elements of Harmony, releases the princess's younger sister from a dark enchantment, learns to embody the magic of friendship.

Though, what would it look like if the story wasn't about the original Elements, but their siblings? How would the story of Spike T. Dragon look if he was in his sister's place? If Spike was sent to Ponyville, met some friends, recovered the elements, and saved the day?

Sparkles to Flames is a re-exploration of MLP:FiM with the Mane 6, as well as a couple others, replaced with their siblings or characters close enough to be considered family. It's also a way to explore or expand on some aspects of the show that I personally felt somewhat unsatisfied with, such as Spike's seemingly unique fire. It's also an excuse for me to rewatch the show as a whole. Criticism and corrections are welcome.

Inspired by and originally meant for Nitro Indigo’s Role Swap contest from a bit ago and by this image by Doodle-Mark.

This story is a sequel to My Little Pony Friendship is Magic What If?: Volume 13

While we wait for the Gen 5 series to come out, let's take another look at Gen 4 and some more material still yet to be touched. It's that time yet again! Time for that series which dares to ask and seeks to answer that fateful question "What if that episode had been written differently?"

This time around, thirteen episodes are being rewritten here. This includes the last two episode of Season 3, making it the first season to be fully rewritten in this series. In addition, we're going all the way back to the pilot with a rewrite of the first two episodes. And we've also got redos of two Season 6 episodes, one of which is based on information made public from leaks. And those are just some of the episodes on tap this time.

The exact same disclaimer from all volumes prior applies, the episodes rewritten are based on my personal opinion so please respect it. Don't get offended if an episode you liked is on the list here, or an episode you didn't like isn't on this list. I'll gladly respect your opinions if you respect mine.

Of course it goes without saying by now but I obviously mean no disrespect of any sort to Hasbro, the DHX writing and editing staff, or anyone who likes the episodes that appear here. The intent of this fic, like all of its predecessors, is for entertainment purposes only.

As always, there are too many volumes now to link to every single one. So either check my homepage for the first volume and go from there, or use the also liked and similar pages to check for earlier volumes to see whether an episode has already been covered.

This story is a sequel to The Three Sisters

What if... After "The Three Sisters" Rarity managed to find Chrysalis and talk to her?

A definite sequel.

Now with a TV Tropes page! Warning: will contain spoilers.

The main ponies all get in an accident and are launched into a coma. While asleep they all imagine being in a fairy tale.They are trapped in a fairy tale and the only way to wake up is to survive the stories. Survive the stories and you can tell your friends that you were a princess. Die and well that`s pretty self exclamatory (you die).

This story is a sequel to The Second Story Underwear Thief

After hearing of a friend's encounter with a monkey in the local park, Fluttershy decides to investigate. During her search, she is captured by animal smugglers. But these hapless criminals are about to learn - they messed with the wrong girl!

A quick-paced sequel to The Second Story Underwear Thief that can be read by itself.

Every Friday, from five in the afternoon to eleven at night, Pinkie Pie does volunteer work. She doesn't have to do it, the world won't stop if she doesn't, but she chooses to do it anyway. Even if it's doing seemingly insignificant little things.

It is a matter of life and death, after all. Literally.

Anon-A-Miss. They happened, people were hurt, the mess was cleaned up, people are begrudgingly forgiving the trio responsible, if only for Sunset, and everyone in the school is starting to become friends again. The problem was solved, right?

Not if you ask Rainbow Dash. She's still pretty mad at herself about it, after getting all the details shown to her. So are her friends, just slightly less so than her.

Yes, this is another Anon-A-Miss story, but at least it doesn't happen during the fiasco like nearly every other one I've read. I was considering a way I could write a story about the entire thing that wasn't done to death. Then I realized there weren't many stories that followed this particular line of thought, so I went with it to see what would happen when it was filtered through my brain.

Edit: HOW DO I KEEP HITTING THE FEATURE BOX!? HOW!?
Edit 2: Now has a Bookshelf to keep track of all the stories related to this one. TADAAAA!

A/N:

Rated T for [Mentions of Blood] [Mildly Dark]
Set during season 4.

With this work, I've tried different approaches of exposition and narration. Namely: alternating between third and first person, a section where only dialogue is present, and tailored paragraphs.