A series of 500-word short stories of Spike, astronaut and adventurer extraordinaire, in his death-defying missions to save pony-kind.

After Opalescence gives birth to a litter of kittens, Rarity is happy to show them off to her friends, but when someone takes “They’re cute enough to eat!” to the next level, awesome things happen… or not.

—Now with 20% more kittens!
—Delicious, bite-sized chapters for better digestion!
—Fortified with Vitamin Aquaman for 120% more Awesome!
—On more than 50 favorites/bookshelves; and more than 3 trackers!
—Now with a horribly deficient TVTropes page!

While it's not really a crossover, the [Crossover]-tag is included because of the appearance of Spike, Aquaman, and possibly Nicolas Cage. (The [Random]-tag is there for a reason!)

We'd be happy for you to join us on this delicious tail tale.

The Day of Fire changed everything; it was the day when the moon died and the sun cried, it was the day when pumpkin was fried and Ahuiztol was denied... and it was also the day that Checkers, the black and red dragon, was hatched.

So, I'm going through Sanderson's lectures on writing, and he mentions a bet Jim Butcher took to make a book out of two "lame ideas" (Pokemon and the Lost Roman Legion); the result being Codex Alera -- For my coursework under his lectures I've done the same, taking several "bad"/"lame" ideas and running with them.

Bad Ideas That Will Be Appearing:
A red and black dragon OC.
Conversion Bureau.
Rainbow Dash becomes a penguin.
Rainbow Dash/George Washington.
A quarter of Equestria's population spontaneously combusts.
Overall Method: Gardening
Target: 50,000 Words.
(Thanks again to everyone that suggested them.)

Every star you can see in the night sky is a wish that has come true — wishes that have come true because of something called spacestar ordering, which is based on the twin scientific principles of “Star Maths” and “Wishy Thinking” — this is what Spaceology (a religion, not a cult) is all about.

So it is to this deep and powerful understanding of the true nature of the universe that Douglas Reynholm turns when Jen, a co-worker he has his eye on, sarcastically remarks that they could be together when she [and her department] have magical talking ponies.

What ensues is obviously “weirder than a fire at a sea parks”.
(Teen and sex for innuendo, jokes, and some situational comedy.)

Discord was a powerful, but bored, mischief maker looking for a way to create some excitement — what he found was Lyra, a unicorn more than slightly obsessed with the mythical creature known as a human; this led to them meeting Joey.

Joey, who spent years trying to get home after a freak accident tore him from his body and thrust him into the lives of others in various dimensions; then, when he finally did get home, one Lina Inverse accidentally collapsed multiple realities together to create an amalgamated world where he found himself trapped with someone who wanted him dead… only to have a powerful being tear him from it and thrust him into a strange land full of intelligent ponies moments after a terrible battle.

Come and horse around, because when you mustang around Equestria it can really stirrup the emotions.
(…or something.)

Alternate title: QSE: Why You Shouldn't Horse Around With A Ninja
This is an alternate ending to a trilogy of stories, the first two are unfinished and the third [currently] unpublished:
1) Quantum Scrambled Eggs
2) Quantum Scrambled Eggs — One Year Later
3) Quantum Unscrambled Eggs

I'm trying to hone that amazing skill some professional writers have: the ability to write stories that continue on but don't require you to have read previous books... so don't worry about reading them unless you want to.

Ryoga Hibiki gets lost, finds himself in Equestria, and is adopted as Spike's new pet piglet. What could possibly go wrong?