Right when Princess Celestia finishes decreeing that Twilight Sparkle will start living in Ponyville, she remembers her friends in Canterlot. Just when she learns how wonderful it is to have friends, she has to leave them! Lemon Hearts, Lyra Heartstrings, Minuette, Moon Dancer, and Twinkleshine… They must think she's a bad friend! She has to fix this, immediately!
Friendships are fragile, but this one's not fully broken yet. Will this reforged friendship come out stronger than ever? Or will it shatter beyond repair?

When the Sirens came to crash what was intended to be a friendly competition, they ended up dominating both the opposition and the hearts of the audience. All hope rested in Twilight Sparkle and her friends, with their band called the Rainbooms. But when they proved to be too weak to the power of djent, the responsibility fell on three oddball friends and the long-forgotten ways of speed metal.

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Edited by: NewWillinium

Updated every friday. It is finished!

Extra: Here's a playlist of the kind of music that inspired the Steel Unicorns.

It started off like any Girl's Night Out for Moon Dancer and her four closest friends: meet up at their favorite watering hole and chat/drink away the hours in warm company. The mention of renowned griffon chef Gustave Le Grand comes up in conversation, merely as a throwaway piece of gossip. Only, they end up totally fixated on the subject. So much so that, in little time, they come to understand a profound truth: Gustave Le Grand needed to be in their lives. At any cost.

Equestria would never be the same.

Written for the Season 10 Bingo Writing Contest.

This fic will include: five very thirsty mares, public disturbances, blatant disregard for the law, street rumbles, destruction of property, shameless Prench accent, a literal cat fight, obvious references, ten banana creme pies, a bevvy of bad decisions, voyeuristic intentions, child endangerment, irresponsible royalty, a poor attempt at replicating a Brooklyn accent, societal breakdown, a shoehorned lesson, and one inexplicably irresistible cat-bird.

Cover art done by me, and inspired by this.

Lemon Heart digs her own grave one-foot deep in the sand on the beach, and Twinkleshine buries her alive in it.

Twinkleshine one day looks around in her home and finds two interesting books.
One with the capability for speaking and one with a strange power, what can bring Twinkleshine into a completely another world. That world is the dreamworld. In that world, her task is to fulfill other's dreams for the future, but this is a very dangerous mission, so much danger awaits, but she has the determination to do what she need to do there.
But this long journey may will tear apart a friendship.

This story is a sequel to Origin: Magic

This is a rewritten version of the famous little number 'Cupcakes', only this time Rainbow Dash isn't the victim. Pinkie Pie murders Twinkleshine and turns her into cupcakes. She has been doing this ever since...when?

The world of television as a medium has seen better days and this decade has seen the end of one too many programs come to an end: Breaking Bad, by and large, is no exception, having burnt itself out way earlier in the decade after its transitioning since the year 2008; of course, one would know this story from start to finish, irregardless of how many episodes were watched from start to finish as is.

What many of its fans and normies aren't aware of is that canonicity has taken a life of its own so quickly, people have used it to their liking; one particular method involves fanfiction, known for its questionable quality, having developed a stronghold within the very internet: in this case, it's no different, especially considering the propensity for crossovers and the like all the same, especially with the few alone.

Of course, this affair will not contain any references to drugs whatsoever, for this is not that kind of story anyone would even be looking for; however, it'll contain references to other media no higher than that of either My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic the series or the movie itself: as a matter of fact, one lonely dog will serve as the de facto main character, rather than the purple unicorn we'd all came to love before.

Written for the A Thousand Words Contest II in the Slice of Life category, but otherwise inadmissible.