For some reason I came up with this from a comment I posted on a Get Rid of cable compilation video. Also, I am not a fan of the girl in the bottle who played spin the astronaut, but I decided to do it anyway.

Six Snickers commercials in the MLP universe, each focusing on one of the Mane Six. These were inspired by the actual commercials with Betty White, Aretha Franklin, Joe Pesci, Robin Williams, etc.

Yet another adaptation of the Dickens classic, this time set in the world of MLP.

It's been a while since my last Mario fanfic (Mario Rampage, I believe). This time, I did a Snickers commercial (inspired by those with Robin Williams, Kenny G., Aretha Franklin, etc.) in story format (yes, it's short and I expect some "it sucks" comments arising from it), where something isn't quite right with Luigi…

Just a short follow-up to the events of Peter and Brian. Not the best, but I found it difficult to turn down.

A Looney Tunes/Pokémon crossover based on One Froggy Evening (although, unlike with Luigi Amuck, I have no plan to do Another Froggy Evening), where Ash finds a singing Froakie and goes through a vain effort to make him sing for the public.

My second MLP/LT story, focusing this time on Ali Baba Bunny. Also, I gave Rainbow Dash Daffy's personality, so no complaints if she appears out of character.

There have been quite a few jokes in Family Guy that came from Seth MacFarlane's The Life of Larry, but none, at least to my knowledge, from his Larry and Steve. This is based on the latter, where Brian is saved by Peter and goes through hell on earth on his first day in the Griffin household.

My first MLP fanfic and my third for Looney Tunes. I did this one based on Duck Dodgers in the 241/2th Century with Rainbow Dash and Pinkie Pie.

A sequel to Luigi Amuck, where Mario confronts a mysterious animator who fiddles with him just like Mario himself did with Luigi.

My own variant of Duck Amuck with Luigi replacing Daffy Duck. There are plenty of variations between this and the cartoon, but the idea is essentially the same.

Full title: Luigi's Depression and How He Learned to Stop Worrying and Conquer It (yes, that is a reference to Dr. Strangelove). One-shot where Luigi, depressed that he is Mario's sidekick, goes to a costume party and overcomes his depression in an unexpected way. Please do not do what the four people I mention at the end did (especially not Joe Meek because he was crazy).

A Mario-based variant of The Wind in the Willows in which Princess Peach becomes addicted to her new motorcycle much like Mr. Toad was to his car.

Happy Halloween! I'm sorry it's short, but here's the Mario-based version of Washington Irving's The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, inspired by me having watched The Adventures of Ichabod and Mister Toad (1949) and using the song about the Headless Horseman/Lakitu. I should have used Luigi as Ichabod Crane, but I didn't; however, he does have a brief cameo.

Sleeping Beauty in the Marioverse. There's a little Tennyson here, some Disney there – but, sadly, not a trace of Tschaikowsky nor Carafa. "Once Upon a Dream" (C) 1959 Walt Disney Music

The Three Little Pigs done in the Marioverse. The song is a parody of "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?" ((C) 1933 Walt Disney Music). I've also thrown in quite a bit of Dr. Seuss and Looney Tunes in there, too.

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs told in the Marioverse. The names of the Yoshis are derived from Cat Stevens' Numbers. Songs (C)1937 Walt Disney Music

Another Mario parody, this time of Cat Stevens' story Teaser and the Firecat, featuring, from the album of that name, the song "Moonshadow."

The most altered fairy tale of all, Cinderella, presented in the Marioverse. Courtney Koopa, Vincent, and Kurt are original characters. As a fan of Rossini I'm using a song from La Cenerentola. Songs (C)1940 and (C)1950 Walt Disney Music

When Sonic the Hedgehog meets Amy's makeover machine, it changes his life – and Tails' – forever. Crosdressing, SonAmy, sissy stuff.

Lewis Carroll's timeless classic, Alice in Wonderland, told in the Marioverse (in case you were wondering, the White Rabbit is Mario, the Queen of Hearts is Kammy Koopa, and the King of Hearts is Bowser.) Songs (C) 1951 Walt Disney Music RIP SATORU IWATA, CEO OF NINTENDO 1959-2015

By both force and magic, Ash Ketchum becomes a girl – and a woman. Crossdressing, sissy stuff, gender swap

A Mario-based version of the old legend of the Sorcerer's Apprentice, based on Der Zauberlehrling by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and L'apprenti sorcier by Paul Dukas. Rated T for mild violence to non-human inanimate objects.

This is Carlo Collodi's immortal classic, Pinocchio, told with Mario characters instead. Songs (C) 1940 Walt Disney Music Lyrics: Ned Washington Music: Leigh Harline