Two enemies wind up in Equestria due to a major mishap. Will they come to terms with this world? Most importantly, will they be able to put their old feud aside to survive?

An American soldier, dedicated to his country, who has seen and fought in many wars, seeks out a way to escape his war ridden world and finds a new one. A planet free of death and wars. Where friendship, harmony and peace were plentiful. Or so he had first thought.
He came to the magical world of Equss to escape war, but now finds himself needed for it once again.
But this world was different. This time he could do something to truly stop evil. But that requires power. Power he will claim. Even if he has to shake the very foundations of Equestria to get it.

(Takes place before Luna/Nightmare Moon's return.)

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All Marcus had to do was stay with the group during the field trip. Follow the group through the museum, listen to the guide, and DON'T TOUCH ANYTHING! Too bad he isn't one for following rules and immediately grabs the handle of a mystical hammer on display. As a result he is now stranded on an unknown world with the powers of Thor, the God of Thunder.

Oh....and 'accidentally' kidnaps a pony princess. Yeah this isn't his day.

At least the hammer keeps him company....sometimes.

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Edited by RockstarRacoon

The second installment of The Hybrid Multiverse. Reading previous installments is not required.

Disclaimer
This is a displaced story
Featured 10/29/2018
11/07/2018
06/12/2019
HOLY SHI-!
Mjolnir is based off both the Marvel and Norse Mythology versions of Thor. There will be no foalcon! Flurry Heart is nineteen in this story.

Ambushed. Defeated. Broken. Banished from his world, he expected his story to end, his revenge unfulfilled. Instead, he found himself in a new world - a world of peace, tranquility, and harmony.

May God help them.

Vaati the Wind Mage has grown bored with the whole villain thing. He's trapped himself in a cycle doomed to repeat itself forever. Seeking a way to escape this miserable cycle of escape, kidnapping, and defeat, the legendary sorcerer inadvertantly teleports himself to another world entirely; a world populated by talking magical ponies who believe friendship is magic. Just how will the former villain survive this sugar bowl of a world? Will he end up learning a few lessons in friendship himself? One thing's for sure, retirement has never been this exciting.

AUTHOR NOTE: This story takes place in an episodic format. That is, it follows the style of the show in that every chapter is an 'episode', hence why they will all be lengthy. Some episodes will be canon ones with Vaati along for the ride, and others will be original where Vaati takes center-stage. The first episode takes place shortly after 'Griffon the Brush-Off'. Vaati is from Legend of Zelda and is property of Nintendo. You already know who owns FiM.

After getting critically wounded from a fight, a teenager finds himself in a new world filled with ponies, only... he can't remember who he is, but he does remember what he is. Filled with knowledge that a normal teenager shouldn't have, does he use his knowledge of his tainted horrid world to help the ponies face things they are not meant face?

Will he befriend these new creatures?

Will his past ruin his chance of having a new life?

Or will he become more trouble to them than he realizes?

All that matters is, he has a new chance at a new life, let's see if he can make one out of it.

Sequel: Fighting Never Ends

I do not own the picture, but it was as best as I can get.

Inspiration: My Little Dashie and The Problem With Magic.
If these authors can make such badass and really moving stories out of MLP, I decided that maybe I could try something like that. But then I realized that I couldn't hope to match up to them, so I'll just settle with making the most awesomest, cool, moving, hated, sad (depending on the readers view on it) story I can make.

Also it would appreciative if at least some commentors will leave a 'like' or a 'great job' comment.