(Written for fun, not for likes.)
(Still on hiatus while I write Mahou Shoujo Sunsetta II.)
The Dazzlings were outshined by the Mane Six, and now by Maho-Shojo Sunsetta, and they're tired of it.
So, when a downed airship falls into their possession, they leap at the opportunity to take care of all their old foes!
However, they get sidetracked when the evil Maho Drive Corporation selects them to be Earth's champions in a race that will ultimately decide the fate of Space and all who reside within!
Can the Dazzlings protect the planet they hope to soon take over, or will they come second in a race where there's no silver medal?
(Not my best writing. An arc taking place shortly after Maho-Shojo Sunsetta.)
Take seriously at your own risk. I will not be held accountable for any derp you may or may not experience while reading Maho Drive.
(Cover image mostly by some guy from Google Images. His signature's in the corner if you get curious. I just added the logo.)

The Dazzlings have been having more fights amongst themselves than ever. Because of all this trouble, Adagio takes action and puts each of them in for a therapy session.

When the Dazzlings are sulking around in their apartment Sonata has a great idea to go shopping. It's not really a big deal to write a story, until Sonata starts a war with a banana and Aria steals all the ice-cream in the store.

Note: I thought up of this in the middle of the night, so sorry. And this isn't edited.

This story is a sequel to DangerVerse Motorsport Events

The Equestria-Danger City Motorsports Association (EDCMA), in collabration with Danger Motorsport have announced a plan to get androids into motorsports. This results in a battle on track between man and machine.

It's been almost a decade since the Battle of the Bands and Sunset Shimmer has been trying to clean up the mess she made. After series of unrelated crimes, Sunset, now known as The Phoenix, may need to finally ask for help.

The Dazzlings have a falling out after losing the Battle of the Bands, resulting in Aria leaving the group to start her own. Alone and unable to sing, she begins to get depressed, until a young boy named Tangent Whisper offers to teach her to sing again. Meanwhile Adagio and Sonata are unaware that Aria is regaining her voice, and are trying to find their own way to become powerful again. A mysterious rock musician notices they're holding auditions for a new third member, and instead uses the opportunity to offer the Dazzlings new pendants, in exchange for their help to obtain an object of interest to the musician. Things take a turn for the weird, and only time will tell if Aria will ever sing again, reconnect with her sisters, and maybe even learn what it means to have friendship.

Firewatch is known for taking players on a journey and kicking them in the gut when done. I decided to take Firewatch apart and make sense of its controversial ending because I think Firewatch has one of the most powerful endings in modern games. It's almost too real to handle.

After their defeat at the Battle of the Bands, the Dazzlings lost practically everything that mattered to them. They couldn't sing anymore and they had lost their control over everyone at Canterlot High. Still, this hasn't deterred Adagio and Aria from trying to regain their powers and exact their revenge on the Rainbooms. As for Sonata, she has found herself in a odd situation. A new transfer student who is unaware of anything that happened has captured her attention with his heroics. Now she must decide whether to help Adagio and Aria get what they want, or try to move forward and better herself.

Editor: Koekelbag

Aria Blaze is history's most prolific composer. Writing music constantly for upwards of a thousand years will earn you that title. Now, after a defeat which robbed the three sirens of a magic they've known their entire lives, she relies more than ever on her passion to carry her through an uncertain time. Whatever form fate thrusts upon her, she will never stop making music, and that's all that matters...or it would be, if she could get one roommate to stop pestering her, and the other to stop a downward spiral of self-destruction.

Sunset has a little accident involving her bike and the Dazzlings, some get hurt, some insults are thrown and someone threatens a lawsuit.

Comedy ensues.

Inspired by the incredible work of Justice3442.

Rated "Teen" and tagged with "Sex" because Adagio, and "Profanity" because Aria.

Artwork by Me.