Somehow, a mass of multicolored, repulsive ponies has arrived in Equestria. The only way to get rid of them? War and cruddy comedy.

Now, at first glance, Truth or Dare seems like fun, but, after a few rounds, things get a bit... odd. Very odd.

Warning: Contains some probably drunk ponies, and a smidgeon of K-I-S-S-I-N-G!

Twilight Sparkle has been shrunken to less than two inches tall, teleported to some strange dimension full of giant, scary, two-legged creatures. Not only that, but she appears to be in a place full of these creatures, in a place they call "Walmart". She also meets with the last pony she wants to see.

Lilac Heart thought she knew everything she had to know, every family secret, and all about her ancestors. But the truth is, everything she knew was a lie. A big, huge lie. And what is actually true, is a legend and a secret that could destroy Equestria. It's up to her, a former student of Celestia, and her family to destroy the evil threatening to obliterate everything they hold dear.

When Celestia messes up a spell big time, a new species of creatures appears in Equestria, along with these odd red and white balls. They seem to repeat their name over and over, and might turn everything upside down, and cause chaos for all.

Myra was a regular unicorn pony, enjoying a calm and nice life in Ponyville. Her special talent was magic, although there was still much room for improvement. All I can say is, it ended badly. If any of you can recall Twilight's burst of magic during the exam, imagine that, multiplied by four, whilst performing a spell that could have life-changing results if it goes wrong.

Derpy was your average pony, she went to work, blah blah blah. She also knew she was special. Well, she didn't think much of it, and progressed through most of her life like anypony else. Well, that is, until Celestia decided to show just how special she was.

In another dimension, Equestria is modern. Luna has nothing to do with her time, no friends either, so she bothers Celestia to no end. Eventually, fed up with her complaints of boredom, and intrusion on her work, she sends her out to go find some friends and a hobby. Perhaps that was a bad idea. Oh dear Celestia, what have you done? You sent your 20-year-old equivalent of a sister into Equestria to find something to do, and she returns with more immature, 20-year-old ponies, ready to mess up more than Celestia's peace and quiet.