Twilight Sparkle just loves the new dress Rarity gave her for her birthday. So much so, in fact, that she's got to get her groove-thing on. Naturally, this leads to horrifying consequences.

Rainbow Dash gets hurt, and needs to be given a medical cone to keep her from messing with her stitches. Luckily, her friend Anon is there to help her carry on with her life. Sorta.

Fluttershy has a secret, and Rarity is going to find out what her marefriend's secret is.

Rising is mandatory. Shining, however, is entirely optional.

Despite some serious misgivings, Sunset makes good on her promise to introduce the terrified Twilight Sparkle to Princess Celestia. Twilight probably could have handled it better.

As it is said, true peace can only be granted through countless innocent lives. In hindsight, the ponies were never that different from humans. Ultron’s plan is not over, and soon his strings will be severed for the last time.

Twilight prides herself on order and control. When a fleeting crush returns and throws her out of sorts, she decides to confront the problem once and for all.

Our favorite boy genius builds a time machine in order to visit the past and disprove the existence of Nightmare Moon. Predictably, he bit off more than he could chew.

First Take isn't Rarity -- but she does play her on TV.

Texting her friends to come meet her for coffee, Sunset has one final regret from her past to tell them.