One-Shot. In a world where ponies live enslaved, where 'cutie marks' are both a symbol of rebellion and of hope, one immortal hero, 'Mare-Do-Well', arises to lead ponykind to freedom. This is the end of one, the beginning of many.
Sunset Shimmer's Hearth's Warming Eve celebration is cut short when she spots a suspicious figure lurking outside. After a festive costume makeover, she sets out as the Mysterious Mare-Do-Well to investigate.
Equestria has an SOS Brigade, complete with its own unconscious demigod Spring Sunshine. When the Brigade seeks out the Flower Hare at Ponyville's All Flowers Festival, an accident leads to a tangled misadventure...
The Dark Pony of the Night, Mare Do Well is out hunting the musical villain Music Mull who wants to control the whole world with his mind control singing and this number is abut how he feels about Mare Do Well making him and everypony else unwell.
The original story “Lessons in the Dark” was not written by me, but was never completed and the last written chapter ended on a cliffhanger. I figured I’d write my own ending. Read the original if you haven’t.
Back from another military campaign, Captain Rainbow Dash is entrusted with a less-than-ideal squad to whip into shape. Arguably worse are the strange kidnappings, the interspecies conflicts, and her friend Fluttershy repeatedly getting into trouble.
Rainbow Dash decides she wants a turn being Mare Do Well, but quickly discovers that Ponyville is nothing like the places depicted in comic books. If only there was some bad flank villain for her to fight.
