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Japaritale

**JAPARITALE** is an upcoming fan-game based on the game-animation series by にら. It is also a crossover of Kemono Friends and Undertale. It is currently in development by Animelici804. You play as Kaban through your adventure, meeting some good and bad FRIENDS, and as well as the other race called CERULEANS. From the characters to locations, everything is changed to meet the standards of the crossover of Kemono Friends X Undertale.

## Character Changes

* The Protagonist/Player Character Role = Kaban
* The Empty One Role = Cerulean
* The Caretaker Role = Serval
* The Recluse Role = Zebra-chan
* The Judge Role = Fennec
* The Ambitious Role = Arai-san
* The Captain of the Guard Role = Chameleon and Moose
* The Royal Scientist Role = *TBD*
* The Celebrity Role = Cerval

## Added Characters

* The Protagonist's Helper = Crested Porcupine
* Cellien = Savannah Boss
* Lab Crew #1 = *TBD*
* Lab Crew #2 = *TBD*
* Lab Crew #3 = *TBD*

## Location Changes

* Ruins = Savannah
* Snowdin = Jungle Area #1
* Waterfall = Jungle Area #2
* Hotland = Jungle Area #3

## Additional Changes

1. The battle system can sometimes include a character action system just like in Deltarune, but in more of a style of Undertale, without having to change the battle system's look.
The Missing Pony Pal

**The Missing Pony Pal** is the sixteenth book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in September 1997. It stars Lulu. It is followed by Detective Pony.

## Publisher Summary

After a bad fall practicing for gymkhana games, Lulu feels guilty about hurting Snow White. She is afraid to ride and doesn't want to be a Pony Pal anymore.

Pam and Anna thought that they would all be Pony Pals forever. How can Lulu stop being a Pony Pal? Can they get Lulu to change her mind?

## Gallery

Bookmark found in this bookSnow White's collecting card found in this book.
Lost and Found Pony

**Lost and Found Pony** is the twenty-ninth book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in February 2001. It stars Anna. It is followed by Pony-4-Sale.

## Publisher Summary

Anna likes the junior Pony Pals, Rosalie and Mimi. But she is sorry she agreed to take them on a trail ride with her friends! The younger girls play tricks on the Pony Pals. And soon their tricks get them into trouble.

Over a walkie-talkie, Rosalie and Mimi say they're stuck in a cave. The Pony Pals aren't sure they're telling the truth. But when a storm strikes, Rosalie and Mimi are still missing - and it's up to the Pony Pals to find them.

## Trivia

* This book originally came sealed with two pony rings
Pony Pals Cookbook

**Pony Pals Cookbook** is a supplemental book to the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in June 1999.

## Back Cover Summary

In the *Pony Pals Cookbook*, you'll learn how to make many of the yummy foods the Pony Pals like to eat and take on their trail rides - including brownies as tasty as the ones Anna's mother makes for the Off-Main Diner!

Plus, you'll enjoy plenty of recipes made from foods that horses and ponies love to eat - like apples and carrots. So feed a pony a carrot while you eat your homemade carrot cake!

## Inside Summary

This cookbook features recipes for some of the foods Anna, Pam, and Lulu love to eat in the Pony Pals books - like pizza, pancakes, pasta salad, and Off-Main Diner brownies.

Other recipes are inspired by foods that horses and ponies love to eat - like apples, carrots, oats, and grains. Check out the yummy carrot cake recipe on page 52, the oaty granola on page 34, and the delicious corn bread on page 40.

## Contents

* Hello, Pony Pals!........................1

* Part I: Pony Pals Recipes...........2

* Part II:Apples............................24

* Part III: Oats and Grains...........34

* Part IV:Carrots..........................50
Flowery Melody

**Flowery Melody** is an Undertale AU by PeridotVA, started on the 21th October 2021, in which many characters from other stories they've written are in the underground, replacing the usual Undertale cast. The plot takes inspiration from the AU FlowerFell, where the main character grows a flower on their body every death that they have. There is currently only 3 Pages of a chapter and a Prologue, with more on the way.

## Character Changes

### Melodia

Melodia is a human who fell into the underground, Every time they die, a RESET is triggered and they grow another flower, currently they have 2 flower, one on their neck and one just under her sleeve. Melodia takes the Player Role

### Tobias

Tobias is a flower with blue flower petals, they currently are the only thing to kill Melodia twice. Tobias takes the Empty One Role

### Daniel

Daniel Hoseki is the Caretaker of the Ruins and the one who saves Melodia from Tobias during the third Run, Daniel takes the Caretaker Role

### Violet

Violet is a human living in the Ruins, Violet warns Melodia of the dangers of staying Neutral or Genocide and subtly urges them towards Pacifism.

### Quaid

Quaid is a currently unseen character, who has been mentioned in the "Main Characters" part of the Story description
The Newborn Pony

**The Newborn Pony** is the twenty-eighth book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in December 2000. It stars Lulu. It is followed by Lost and Found Pony.

## Publisher Summary

Lulu know a lot about nature and a lot about ponies. But she's never seen a newborn foal. Now that's about to change. Ms Wiggins's pony, Beauty, is having a baby. And the Pony Pals will be there when Beauty's foal is born!

Lulu and her friends even get to name the baby. But before they decide what to call him, something goes terribly wrong.

## New Characters

* Miracle
Lightning

**Lightning** is Pam's pony. She is a light brown Connemara with a white mark the shape of an upside-down heart on her forehead. Two years before, Pam picked her out from Echo Farm after trying out two other ponies Mr. Echo brought her. Pam's parents made sure to only show Pam ponies that had good potential to be shown in horse show competitions.

Lightning's collecting card from book #3 A Pony in Trouble.Lightning's collecting card from book #12 Keep Out, Pony!
Pony-4-Sale

**Pony-4-Sale** is the thirtieth book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in April 2001. It stars Pam. It is followed by Ponies from the Past.

## Publisher Summary

Pam is worried when she meets Cloud, the pony who performs with Maggie the Magician. Cloud seems thin, weak, and frightened of people - Pam can tell that Maggie does not treat the pony well.

When Maggie puts Cloud up for sale, the Pony Pals set out to find her a better owner. The girls do some serious investigating into Cloud's past, and they discover that her original owner is a boy who lives nearby. Can the Pony Pals help him buy the pony back?

## Plot Summary

(to be added)
Detective Pony

**Detective Pony** is the seventeenth book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in January 1998. It stars Anna. It is followed by The Saddest Pony.

## Publisher Summary

In the middle of the night, Anna hears Acorn's whinny in the Crandal paddock. There is a fire in Dr. Crandal's animal clinic. All the animals are in danger!

The Pony Pals notice that a stray cat who was staying at the clinic is missing. Anna and Acorn are determined to find the stray. Can Acorn lead the Pony Pals to the cat?

## Gallery

Bookmark found in this book.Acorn's collecting card found in this book.
Pony Pals: How to Draw Ponies

**Pony Pals: How to Draw Ponies** is a supplemental book, published in 2006, written and illustrated by Paul Bachem, the official Pony Pals illustrator. It has the same content as The Official Pony Pals Drawing Book, which was published in 1999, but the covers and inside text formatting are different. The covers of this book match the re-released covers of the Pony Pals books that were published starting in 2005.

## Back Cover Summary

You don't need to be an artist to be able to draw the Pony Pals' ponies!
Pony Pals: How to Draw Ponies has step-by-step, easy-to-follow directions plus tips that make it simple and fun to learn how to draw Lightning, Snow White, Acorn - and other ponies, too!
Repacking

**Repacking** is an action that consolidates ammunition from multiple partially-full Magazines or Clips into as many full magazines/clips as possible. This reduces the number of magazines/clips carried in the inventory, reducing weight; and significantly reduces the chance of loading a magazine/clip into the weapon only to realize that it only contains a few bullets.

Repacking can be initiated through the ACE Interact menu at any time. The process can take many seconds, depending on the number of magazines in the player's inventory. The process can be canceled at any time, though it is unclear whether a canceled Repacking action results in partial success or no success whatsoever. While repacking, the player cannot move, fire, or perform any other action. A bar stretching across the middle of the screen, with the words "Repacking magazines", slowly fills with a green color as the process advances.

Once the process is completed or canceled, a small box in the top-right corner of the screen reports how many full and partial magazines are left in the player's inventory after repacking. If the process has been completed successfully, there should be only one partial magazine (if any) remaining, which contains any bullets that could not be fit into the other magazines.

Only magazines of the exact same type can be repacked together. For example, a partial 30-round STANAG can only be repacked if there is at least one other partial 30-round STANAG in the inventory. A magazine containing FMJ bullets cannot be repacked with a magazine containing Tracers of the same caliber. A 30-round magazine cannot be repacked with a 20 round magazine containing the same exact bullets.

Repacking is usually initiated only when not in combat, and when one's unit is not currently moving. Players rely on experience to know exactly when it is safe to do so.
Pony Pals Planner

**Pony Pals Puzzles** is a supplemental book, written by Randi Hacker to the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in 1999.

## Back Cover Summary

A Pony Pal's day can be pretty busy. This calendar can help you keep track of all your horse happenings every day of the week, every week of the year. Of course, this **Pony Pals Planner** comes in handy even if you don't have a pony of your own. You can use it to keep track of all your non-pony activities, like when your book report is due, the date of the school play, or when you have soccer practice.
The Lonely Pony

**The Lonely Pony** is the twenty-fifth book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, and was first published in March 2000. It stars Lulu. It is followed by Movie Star Pony.

## Publisher Summary

Lulu is worried and feels alone. Snow White is sick and misses her stablemate, Acorn. Pam is away and Anna seems to be too busy with other things. Will Lulu's pony be alright?

But there are more troubles to deal with. Tongo is escaping from his paddock because he is lonely. How can the pony pals solve the problem of two lonely ponies?

## Plot Summary

(to be added)
Paul Bachem

**Paul Bachem** is one of the illustrators of the original publication of the Pony Pals series. He illustrated books 3-17, 27-35, the Super Specials, as well as supplemental books such as the Pony Pals Cookbook, My Pony Pals Journal, and The Official Pony Pals Drawing Book.

## Cover Gallery

Book 3 A Pony in TroubleBook 4 Give Me Back my PonyBook 5 Pony to the RescueBook 6 Too Many PoniesBook 7 Runaway PonyBook 8 Good-Bye PonyBook 9 The Wild PonyBook 10 Don't Hurt My PonyBook 11 Circus PonyBook 12 Keep Out, Pony!Book 13 The Girl Who Hated PoniesBook 14 Pony-SittersBook 15 The Blind PonyBook 16 The Missing Pony PalBook 17 Detective PonyBook 27 The Pony and the Missing DogBook 28 The Newborn PonyBook 29 Lost and Found PonyBook 30 Pony-4-SaleBook 31 Ponies from the PastBook 32 He's My Pony!Book 34 The Pony and the Lost SwanBook 35 Magic Pony
The Pony and the Lost Swan

**The Pony and the Lost Swan** is the thirty-fourth book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in March 2002. It stars Lulu. It is followed by Magic Pony.

## Publisher Summary

A mother swan and her three little cygnets have made a home on the local lake. When the Pony Pals see all the trash people leave on shore, they decide to clean up the lake before the swans get hurt.

But one morning, Lulu and Snow White find two of the babies swimming all alone. The mother and one cygnet are missing! Are they lost or has something terrible happened
Western Pony

**Western Pony** is the twenty-second book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in September 1999. It stars Lulu. It is followed by The Pony and the Bear.

## Publisher Summary

Lulu returns from her vacation to find Snow White missing. She discovers that Mr. Olsen's newphew, Charlie, has been riding Snow White while she has been away. Lulu is furious because Charlie has been riding Snow White western style. Not only that, Pam and Anna seem to have had so much fun with Charlie while she was away.

Lulu doesn't want Charlie to become a Pony Pal, but she is the one who seems left out of things now, not Charlie. Will things ever be the same again between Lulu and her Pony Pal friends?

## New Characters

* Charlie
Anna Harley

**Anna Harley** is one of the three Pony Pals, along with Pam Crandal and Lulu Sanders. Her pony is Acorn. She is the main character in every third book starting with book 2.

She is a girl with curly blonde hair who has dyslexia but is an excellent artist. Her father is a firefighter and her mother owns a diner where the Pony Pals often eat and hold meetings. Anna is very clever and is kind, often being encouraging the other Pony Pals to help someone. She is also the only Pony Pal that knows how to carriage drive. Anna loves the outdoors. She camps with Lulu and Pam on the Wiggins estate. In book 5, a girl called Rosalie Lacey goes missing. Acorn helps to find Rosalie and Anna is extremely proud of Acorn. In book 2, she cries about having to give him up, but ends up buying him. Anna is a good friend of Ms. Wiggins. And when Ms. Wiggins was in Boston and her Shetland pony, Winston, was dying, Anna refused to give up on him. Anna is sweet and doesn't like fighting with her Pony Pals.

## Cover Gallery

Book 2 A Pony for KeepsBook 5 Pony to the RescueBook 8 Good-Bye PonyBook 11 Circus PonyBook 14 Pony-SittersBook 17 Detective PonyBook 20 Stolen PoniesBook 23 The Pony and the BearBook 26 Movie Star PonyBook 29 Lost and Found PonyBook 32 He's My Pony!Book 35 Magic PonyBook 38 Ponies on Parade
The Story of Our Ponies

**The Story of Our Ponies** is the second book in the *Pony Pals Super Special* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in May 1997. It is followed by The Ghost Pony.

## Publisher Summary

When Lulu finds out that her pony, Snow White, has a foal, she is so excited! His name is Snowflake and he is coming to Wiggins for an auction. The Pony Pals are very happy, but they realize that their ponies have lots of secrets.

Being great Pony Pal detectives, the girls, decide to investigate. They each get a notebook and begin to record facts about their ponies. What will the Pony Pals find out? And what will happen to Snowflake?

## Trivia

* This book originally came with a pencil with a fuzzy pony topper and mini notebook.

## Gallery

Bookmark (front and back) found in this book.Snowflake collecting card found in this book.Ad for this book, and the pack including a pencil and notepad, from book #14
Winchester

**Winchester** is a military aviation code-word signifying that an Aircraft is out of ammo for some or all of its weapons. A Pilot can declare on the Radio that he is "Winchester" or "Winchester on <ammo/weapon>", letting listeners know that he will not be able to use that weapon until he gets the chance to RTB and rearm.

The code-word used on its own (e.g. "I am Winchester") indicates that the aircraft has run out of ammunition for all of its weapons, or at least all weapons that would be useful in the current situation. If the Winchester aircraft has no overriding reason to remain in the combat zone (e.g. transporting troops, observing from the air, etc.) it will likely be ordered to RTB.

The pilot may follow the "Winchester" call by declaring either a specific weapon (e.g. "I am Winchester on FFARs") or a specific kind of ammo (e.g. "I am Winchester on HEAT"), indicating that the aircraft can no longer use that weapon/ammo until rearmed. The aircraft may have other weapons in its disposal that could still be used, but it might no longer be able engage specific kinds of targets. The FAC and the pilot must then decide whether the aircraft should stick around with whatever other weapons it has available; or return immediately to restock on that particular ammunition.

The term "Bingo" may sometimes be used instead of "Winchester". However, the term "Bingo" is normally used only to report a shortage of fuel, and has a slightly different meaning at that. Therefore, when "Bingo" is used to call a shortage of ammunition, it is generally followed by a description of what ammunition is lacking, to avoid confusion.
No Ponies in the House!

**No Ponies in the House!** is the thirty-seventh book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in April 2003. It stars Lulu. It is followed by Ponies on Parade.

## Publisher Summary

No animals in the house! That's Lulu's grandmother's rule - and she sticks by it. So when six-year-old Rosalie loses her pet hamster in Lulu's kitchen, the Pony Pals call an emergency meeting. If they don't find the hamster by morning, Grandmother Sanders is going to call pest control - and Rosalie will lose the only pet she's ever had!

Lulu's pony, Snow White, has found the runaway pet before. But how can the pony help if the hamster is *in* the house?

## Gallery

Author letter at the back of this book. The letter is the same as previous books but the P.S. is distinct to book #37.
Pam Crandal

**Pam Crandal** is one of the three Pony Pals, along with Anna Harley and Lulu Sanders. Her pony is Lightning. She is the main character in every third book starting with book 3.

Pam is an African-American girl who has grown up around horses and ponies. Her father is a veterinarian who owns the Crandal Animal Clinic and her mother is a riding teacher. Pam knows the most about horses and riding, as well as taking care of other animals. She originally disliked horse shows, despite being a highly capable rider, but over the course of the series she grows to like competitions.

Her father Dr. Crandal is a veterinarian and her mother Mrs. Crandal is a riding instructor. She has a younger sister and brother, Jack and Jill, who are five-year-old twins. She has owned ponies since she was five and Lightning is her second pony.

## Cover Gallery

Book 3 A Pony in TroubleBook 6 Too Many PoniesBook 9 The Wild PonyBook 12 Keep Out, Pony!Book 15 The Blind PonyBook 18 The Saddest PonyBook 21 The Winning PonyBook 24 Unlucky PonyBook 27 The Pony and the Missing Dog.Book 30 Pony-4-SaleBook 36 The Pony and the Haunted Barn
Underline

**Underline** is a prequel AU following the story of the first fallen Human Chara and what could have possibly happened to them during that time.

## About the AU

Underline details Chara's fall into the Underground and the subsequent adventures and sorrows involved with them learning that every time they die they get reset back to where they first fell.
The Fourth Pony Pal

**The Fourth Pony Pal** is the fourth book in the *Pony Pals:Super Specials* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published by Scholastic in January 2002. It stars all the Pony Pals. It is followed numerically by Super Special #5 Pony Problem, and chronologically by publication date it is preceded by book #33 What's Wrong with My Pony? and followed by book #34 The Pony and the Lost Swan.

## Publisher Summary

Pam, Anna, and Lulu take their ponies to a jumping clinic on their first road trip together. It's a major Pony Pals adventure!

But the clinic is not as much fun as they thought it would be. The Pony Pals are kept apart. And Pam's roommate refuses to ride. The girls think something awful may have happened to her pony. But how can they help her if she won't even talk to them? The Pony Pals' big vacation is turning into a *big* nightmare.
Light Machine Gun

**Light Machine Gun** (**LMG**) is a category of Machine Guns whose exact definition is somewhat vague. The term is almost never used in *ShackTac*.

The term "Light Machine Gun", as used by some real world military forces, could refer to either of these two *ShackTac* weapon categories:

* Medium Machine Gun (MMG): A fully-automatic weapon firing 7.62mm "full-powered" rounds from a Belt.
* Automatic Rifle (AR): A fully-automatic weapon carried by members of a Fireteam known as "Automatic Riflemen", using the same type of ammunition fired by the normal Riflemen in the team (usu. 5.56mm or 5.45mm), but loaded in high-capacity Magazines or Belts.

On this Wiki, the term "LMG" is used to bridge the gap between the two categories above; It describes a fully-automatic 7.62mm machine gun which is carried by the Automatic Riflemen as part of a Fireteam - rather than by a separate Weapon Team.

Due to this definition, there is no functional difference between LMGs and MMGs in terms of the weapons themselves - only in how they are distributed to the players. Please read the article on Medium Machine Guns for more information.

Note: This definition may or may not reflect how *Shackers* would call such a weapon! In fact, there is at least one example of an "LMG" (according to the definition above) being referred to as an "MMG", despite being carried by a Fireteam.
Alamo

An **Alamo** is a highly-defensible position from which there is likely no escape. Players typically Fall Back to an Alamo as a last resort, hoping to take out as many enemies as they can before being killed. The Alamo is usually the final combat position in Defense in Depth scenarios, and is usually chosen before the mission even begins.

The term "Alamo" comes from a compound/fortress in San Antonio, TX, where a famous siege during the Texas Revolution of 1836 culminated with General Santa Anna's troops storming the building and slaughtering its occupants. 180 Texans defended the fortress against 10 to 30 times as many Mexican soldiers for a whole 13 days.

Suitable Alamo sites include large buildings - especially construction sites - as well as large Compounds and pre-placed fortifications. The Alamo should have a commanding view of its surroundings, and should have few entryways to be defended. Players occupying high-ground positions in the Alamo are tasked with gunning down approaching targets, while others guard choke-points to kill anyone who gets through. A properly-defended Alamo should only be possible to capture with masses of enemies, by slowly whittling down the defenders. Blowing up the building(s) or Breaching the perimeter at an unexpected point are another possible way to overcome the defenses.

A few missions have ended with the players successfully escaping the Alamo and being Extracted. In other videos, dying in defense of the Alamo is itself the intended climax of the mission.

Alamos have been used in both Cooperative and Adversarial missions over the years.
Off-Main Diner

The **Off-Main Diner** is run by Anna's mother, and is the only diner in the town of Wiggins, where the Pony Pals live. The Pony Pals often meet there to celebrate, and they sometimes help Anna's mother take orders. They have a favorite booth in the back of the restaurant. Fred is one of the waiters who works there. The Diner is famous for its brownies.
Splash

**Splash** is an Appaloosa pony who Mrs. Crandal uses in her job as a riding instructor to train her students to ride ponies. Initially Splash had lots of energy and wouldn't follow commands or stay back with other ponies during trail rides, but his behavior improved after training.

After the Crandals bought him and Daisy from Mr. Olsen's horse farm, Pam had a job training Splash and Daisy to follow commands and trail ride in groups so they could be used with young students. Pam's mother paid Pam to do this because as a child, she is smaller than an adult and thus a better size to ride ponies.

## Gallery

Splash's collecting card from #13 The Girl Who Hated Ponies.
Acorn

**Acorn** is Anna's pony. He is a brown and black Shetland pony who can be stubborn and doesn't always listen to Anna's commands. He is the smallest of the three ponies belonging to the three Pony Pals. Anna originally leased him from Reggie Olson, until she convinced her parents to let her buy him.He lives in Anna's backyard with his friend, another pony, named Snow White

Acorn's collecting card from book 2 A Pony for Keeps.Acorn's collecting card from book 5 Pony to the Rescue.Acorn's collecting card from book 11 Circus PonyAcorn's collecting card from book 17 Detective Pony.
Movie Star Pony

**Movie Star Pony** is the twenty-sixth book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in March 2000. It stars Anna. It is followed by The Pony and the Missing Dog.

## Publisher Summary

Anna is confused. She wants everyone to know that Acorn is a very special pony, but does she really want him to star in a movie with Bette Fleming? Bette might be a famous movie star, but Anna doesn't like this snobby, rude girl.

What should Anna do? She turns to her Pony Pals for help. Will their decision be the right one, or will it lead to unexpected problems for Anna?

## New Characters

* Bette Fleming
Melissa Prince

**Melissa Prince** is the daughter of a friend of Lulu's father who becomes a friend of the Pony Pals. Initially, the Pony Pals do not like her because she seems to hate ponies and only cares about her hair and clothes. Eventually, the girls talk and discover that Melissa is actually afraid of ponies because once when she was little, she got lost in a horse barn and ended in a stall with a horse. She felt very small and vulnerable next to the horse and was too afraid to yell for help. After this the Pony Pals warm up to Melissa, and she starts to become better at riding horses. She also reaches a compromise with the Pony Pals, where instead of giving themselves Makeovers, they give Makeovers to their ponies.
The Official Pony Pals Drawing Book

**The Official Pony Pals Drawing Book** is a supplemental book, published in 1999, written and illustrated by Paul Bachem, the official Pony Pals illustrator. It has the same content as Pony Pals: How to Draw Ponies, which was published in 2006, but has covers inside text formatting that matches that of the 2006 re-release of the series.

## Back Cover Summary

You don't need to be an artist to be able to draw the Pony Pals' ponies!
The Official Pony Pals Drawing Book has step-by-step, easy-to-follow directions plus tips that make it simple and fun to learn how to draw Lightning, Snow White, Acorn - and other ponies, too!
Pony Problem

**Pony Problem** is the fifth book in the *Pony Pals:Super Specials* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published by Scholastic in . It stars all the Pony Pals. It is followed numerically by Super Special #6 The Last Pony Ride, and chronologically by publication date it is preceded by book # and followed by book #.

## Publisher Summary

Acorn bites Snow White. Snow White bites Acorn. Who started it? Why? And will the ponies ever get along, again? Pam has an idea that she thinks will help.

With her special talents, Pam can sense what the ponies are feeling. But Anna and Lulu aren't so sure that her idea will work. And now the girls are fighting, too! Will the friends be able to work this out? Or will this be the end of the Pony Pals?
Wiggins

**Wiggins** is the fictional town in Connecticut where the Pony Pals live. It is a small, rural town with 'no toy stores, movie theaters, and only one diner'. When Lulu Sanders first moves there, she believes it is so small she won't find anything to spend her money on. However, there are lots of trails for the Pony Pals to ride their ponies.

## Places in Wiggins

* Sanders Beauty Salon - the salon where Lulu's Grandmother Sanders works as a hairdresser
* Wiggins Estate - the mansion and surrounding area where Wilhelmina Wiggins lives with her horses and ponies. The Pony Pals ride their ponies through the trails around the estate.
* Pony Pal Trail - the trail that connects Pam's family's ranch with Anna and Lulu's houses, where Anna and Lulu are neighbors, and their horses share a paddock.
* Off-Main Diner - the diner Anna's mother owns, where she is working most of the time.
* Wiggins Elementary - the school all three Pony Pals attend fifth grade.
* Crandal Animal Clinic - the clinic where Pam's father, Dr. Crandal, heals animals as a veterinarian.
Magazine

A **Magazine** is a type of standardized spring-loaded ammunition container for Small Arms which can fit multiple bullets, and can load them automatically into the weapon's firing chamber as the weapon is being fired.

A Magazine is a long metal or plastic box, about as wide internally as a single bullet (or about 1.5 bullets, in some designs). At the bottom of this box is a loose metal plate sitting on top of a spring mechanism. Bullets can be loaded into the magazine by simply pressing them in, compressing the spring. When it is time to load a Magazine-fed weapon, the magazine is pressed into an opening in the weapon, locking them together. Each time the weapon's bolt is opened -- whether because a bullet was fired or because the shooter manually pulled the bolt open -- the spring at the bottom of the magazine pushes the metal plate upwards, inserting a single bullet into the chamber. This process happens fast enough to allow the next bullet to be fired as soon as the bolt closes, allowing for very fast and fluid semi-automatic or fully-automatic fire.

Magazines are even easier to unload from a weapon: The shooter simply presses a button on the side of the weapon, releasing the magazine and allowing it to fall out due to gravity alone (or to be pulled out very easily). The entire process of replacing a magazine is very fast, allowing for a very high continuous firing rate. A partially-spent Magazine can be replaced with a fresh one and stored in the player's inventory for later use or for Repacking.

Modern Magazines tend to hold 30 bullets each. This is particularly true for the standardized NATO magazine known as the STANAG, which holds 5.56mm bullets that can be used by most NATO Assault Rifles. The curved magazines of the AK-47 family of rifles, containing either 7.62x39mm or 5.45mm rounds, has become iconic in and of itself. Magazines containing 20 rounds were used by the Americans during the Vietnam War, and 10-round Magazines were common in all armies during World War II. Magazines holding 45 or 50 bullets exist for the RPK and for some more modern weapons. Assault Rifles are not the only magazine-using weapons; Pistols, Sub-Machine Guns, and some varieties of Machine Guns also use Magazines. Even certain Autocannons fire shells from a (very large) Magazine.

Magazines have been used in Small Arms for over a century, but competed with Clips for dominance until the Cold War era, at which point most new weapon designs no longer featured clip-loading at all. Since then, Magazines have become nearly ubiquitous for all types of small arms.

Magazines are distinct from Boxes, which are rigid containers holding an ammunition belt.
Anti-Tank Launcher

An **Anti-Tank Launcher** (**AT** or **AT launcher**) is a weapon that launches rockets or guided missiles capable of penetrating enemy armor. AT launchers come in several very different varieties, but ultimately serve the same function.

Anti-Tank Launchers may be seen carried by infantry, mounted on vehicles or aircraft, or even as stationary defenses. They pose a serious threat to armor - up to and including Tanks - especially when firing at the side or rear of the target. AT launchers are also capable of destroying entire buildings, given a sufficient number of hits. In a pinch, the explosive power of an AT warhead can also be used to kill grouped enemy infantry, but this is seen as a last resort due to the scarcity of these warheads.

The simplest and lightest AT Launchers can only fire unguided rockets, making them useful only at shorter ranges and requiring greater skill. The heaviest launchers are incredibly precise guided missiles that can strike from a very long distance away. Many launcher models can be reloaded after firing, whereas others must be thrown away after firing only a single rocket. The size of the warhead also determines how effectively it can defeat enemy armor.

AT Launchers are split into several distinct subcategories, listed below in ascending order of power and weight:

* Light Anti-Tank (**LAT**): Unguided rocket launchers carried by Infantry. American launchers are typically disposable (one-shot), while Russian launchers may be reloaded with additional rockets.
* Medium Anti-Tank (**MAT**): Heavier unguided rocket launchers carried by specialized infantry units called MAT Teams. Typically reloadable, they carry a heavier warhead and are fitted with better equipment for measuring range to target.
* Heavy Anti-Tank (**HAT**): HAT launchers fire missiles that can be guided to their target mid-flight. These can be found carried by HAT Teams, fitted on various light vehicles, or as stationary emplacements. Reloadable and powerful, HAT launchers are often the Ground force's best defense against enemy tanks.
* Anti-Tank Guided Missile (**ATGM**): A more nebulous term sometimes used for HAT launchers fitted on heavy vehicles, helicopters, and jets. Though they may function similarly to lighter HAT launchers, ATGMs are typically more powerful and even more accurate. ATGMs are some of the best weapons against enemy armor, alongside Cannons.
* Air-to-Ground Missile (**AGM**): The heaviest Anti-Tank missile, carried almost exclusively by Jets. It is a fire-and-forget missile with extremely long range and excellent accuracy that is practically guaranteed to destroy any target in a single hit.

## Notable Videos

* ***Anti-Tank with Bricks*** by **CHKilroy**: An *ArmA 2* training session covering the use of various types of infantry-carried AT launchers.
Uhhhtale

Uhhhtale is an Undertale AU created by RainbowChalkSiamese because she needed a break from school. She needs serotonin. Save her.

## Character Changes

* Tattletail (Tattletail) takes the role of Frisk
* Snoopy (Peanuts) takes the role of Flowey
* Raihan (Pokemon) takes the role of Toriel
* Dipper Pines (Gravity Falls) takes the role of Napstablook
* Kitty (Kitty Is Not A Cat) takes the role of Sans
* Timmy (Kitty Is Not A Cat) takes the role of Papyrus
* Freddy Fazbear (Five Nights at Freddy's) takes the role of Snowdin Shopkeeper
* Hobbes (Calvin and Hobbes) takes the role of The Annoying Dog
* Vendetta (Making Fiends) takes the role of Grillby
* Alice Angel (Bendy and the Ink Machine) takes the role of Undyne
* Toad (Super Mario Bros.) takes the role of Monster Kid
* Bill Cipher (Gravity Falls) takes the role of Mad Dummy
* YooHoo (YooHoo and Friends!) takes the role of Temmie
* Rudy and Snap (ChalkZone) take the role of Bratty and Catty
* Donkey Kong and Chunky Kong (Donkey Kong) take the roles of Royal Guards 1 and 2
* Monika (Doki Doki Literature Club) takes the role of Muffet
* Boris (Bendy and the Ink Machine) takes the role of Alphys
* Mabel Pines (Gravity Falls) takes the role of Mettaton
* Tallest Red and Tallest Purple (Invader Zim) take the role of W.D. Gaster
* Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie Simpson (The Simpsons) take the roles of the Amalgamates
* Leon (Pokemon) takes the role of Asgore
* Hop (Pokemon) takes the role of Asriel
* Mama (Tattletail) takes the role of Chara

## Location Changes

* The Ruins are replaced with Hammerlocke
* Snowdin is replaced with Gravity Falls
* Waterfall is replaced with Clamburg
* Hotlands is replaced with The Mushroom Kingdom
* The True Lab is replaced with the Planet Irk
* New Home is replaced with Wyndon
* The Judgement Hall is replaced with Wyndon Stadium
Winston

**Winston** was Wilhelmina Wiggins's Shetland pony that she owned since she was a little girl, until he died of an illness. Even though Ms. Wiggins was too big to ride Winston, she still rode him using a pony cart.

## Gallery

Winston's collecting card from Book 8 Good-Bye Pony, showing Winston's pony cart.Winston and Anna on the cover of Book #8 Good-Bye Pony
He's My Pony!

**He's My Pony!** is the thirty-second book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in August 2001. It stars Anna. It is followed by What's Wrong with My Pony?.

## Publisher Summary

Anna knows Acorn is a special pony. So, when the Pony Pals teach a girl with cerebral palsy to ride, Anna lets them use Acorn. Anna's pony really likes Christine. He even does a new trick for her without any signal from Anna.

Anna doesn't want to be jealous. But sharing a pony can be hard. Then, when Christine comes up with better face-painting designs for the town carnival, Anna can't take it anymore. Do the Pony Pals think Christine is a better artist than Anna? And worst of all, does Anna's pony like Christine better?

## Gallery

Original Oil Painting
The Winning Pony

**The Winning Pony** is the twenty-first book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in July 1999. It stars Pam. It is followed by Western Pony.

## Publisher Summary

Pam doesn't like competing in horse shows. She enjoys helping her Pony Pals give riding lessons to Rosalie and Mimi so they have a chance of winning. But after some lessons from her mother's friend, Olympic champion Eleanor Morgan, Pam changes her mind.

When Pam's event is called she faces a difficult decision. She doesn't want to disappoint Eleanor, but is winning the most important thing? Or is it more important to give Rosalie that chance?

## Trivia

* This book originally came sealed in plastic with a necklace
Possible Chronicles

## About the AU

**Possible Chronicles** is a Joke/Crossover AU made by Beto09876 and Rylee111 on Scratch.

## Backstory

It was one day, Henry Stickmin was going to Charles' funeral, Only to fall in a hole containing lots of characters. He has two options to escape. 1: Become friends with the characters and help them escape. 2: kill them all, but which one will Henry choose?

## Characters

* Henry Stickmin is the Protagonist.
* Garfelf is the Empty One.
* Baldi is the Caretaker.
* Principal of the Thing, Playtime and It's a Bully take an original major role as the Guardians.
* Vibri is the Recluse.
* Scratch Cat is the Judge.
* Giga is the Ambitious.
* Among Us Crewmate is the Idoliser.
* John Hammond is the Captain of the Guard.
* Rayman is the Royal Scientist.
* Jerry Seinfeld is the Celebrity.
* Tinky Winky is the Monarch.
* Godzilla is the Soulless Angel.
* Mew (Pokémon) is the Fallen.
* Felix The HET is the Forgotten Scientist.
* Gotta Sweep is the Isolated.
* Arts and Crafters is the Club Member.
* 1st Prize is the Secret Boss.
* Rabbids are the Abominations.

## Links

https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/27557182/

## Trivia

* Rylee is both a composer and co-creator
* The Scratch Cat, Giga, Tinky Winky and Godzilla designs are made by me
The Pony and the Haunted Barn

**The Pony and the Haunted Barn** is the thirty-sixth book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in September 2002. It stars Pam. It is followed by No Ponies in the House!.

## Publisher Summary

Who could resist a new trail? Not the Pony Pals! A new path in the woods leads Pam and her friends to an old barn that they just *have* to explore.

But something about the barn is spooking the ponies - and the girls. Pam feels someone brush past her, but no one is there. The door slams shut without any wind, and the *something* trips Lightning. Pam doesn't believe in ghosts, but could the Pony Pals' new secret clubhouse be *haunted*?

## Plot Summary

(to be added)
Collapse (Maneuver)

A **Collapse** maneuver occurs when a unit, defending a position that is significantly forward of other friendly units, is ordered to retreat closer to them.

This maneuver is executed when the forward defensive position becomes untenable to defend, posing a risk to the unit itself as well as a flanking opportunity for enemies. Collapsing the unit back into a closer position allows it to plug a gap in the defenses and allows other units to protect it more effectively.
Quebec (Callsign)

**Quebec** is the seventeenth letter of the NATO Phonetic Alphabet, corresponding to the letter "Q". The word Quebec is normally used instead of that letter in all communications.

This letter appears very rarely (or not at all) in *ShackTac* videos, so much so that it is impossible to generalize its typical use.

## Examples

The term "Quebec" may or may not have appeared in any *ShackTac* videos whatsoever. If you run across its use in a video, please add it here.
The Baby Pony

**The Baby Pony** is the first book in the *Pony Pals: Super Specials* spin-off series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in May 1996. It stars all of the Pony Pals. It is followed by The Story of Our Ponies.

## Publisher Summary

When a foal is dropped off at the Crandal Animal Clinic, the Pony Pals want to care for the baby pony. The poor foal has no mother and no home.

But caring for a foal is a lot of work. The pony is not easy to control. Can the Pony Pals find a way to care for the pony? Will the pony survive?

## Gallery

Lucky's collecting card that came in this book.Collectible bookmark that came with this book.Ad for this book (and its Pony Pals pack) from book #9
Moving Pony

**Moving Pony** is the nineteenth book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in the USA in February 1999 (and published in Australia in 1998). It stars Lulu. It is followed by Stolen Ponies.

## Publisher Summary

Lulu feels sorry for Sandy Nation. It's hard moving to a new place and leaving your friends behind. But why does Sandy suddenly change her mind about going on a trail ride with the Pony Pals?

When Sandy disappears the Pony Pals must decide what to do. But will they be able to find her? Will they be able to help?

## New Characters

* Sandy Nation
X-Ray (Callsign)

**X-Ray** is the twenty-fourth letter of the NATO Phonetic Alphabet, corresponding to the letter "X". The word X-Ray is normally used instead of that letter in all communications.

This letter appears very rarely (or not at all) in *ShackTac* videos, so much so that it is impossible to generalize its typical use.

## Examples

The term "X-Ray" may or may not have appeared in any *ShackTac* videos whatsoever. If you run across its use in a video, please add it here.
Runaway Pony

**Runaway Pony** is the seventh book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in November 1995. It stars Lulu. It is followed by Good-Bye Pony.

## Publisher Summary

Lulu's pony, Snow White, is sick. Snow White has strangles and must be kept apart from the other ponies. But the pony does not like being alone at the Baxter farm.

The night of a big snowstorm, Snow White, gets out of the paddock. Lulu must track Snow White's path into the woods. Can Lulu's Pony Pals, Anna and Pam, help her find the runaway pony?

## Gallery

Bookmark found in this bookSnow White's collecting card found in this book.
Weapons Hot

**"Weapons Hot"** is a term describing the main portion of the mission, where weapons can and will hurt players. Contrast this with the "Weapons Cold" stage, where weapons can fire but will not harm anyone.

The Weapons Hot stage typically begins while the players are being transported into the combat zone, a short time before they actually reach it. If the mission begins already inside the combat zone (e.g. when the first or only objective is to defend a position), the Weapons Hot stage begins at a seemingly arbitrary point in time (effectively whenever the Game Master feels it is time to start the game).

When the Weapons Hot stage begins, a small message appears in the top-right corner to indicate this, replacing the "Weapons Cold" message. Players should be ready to begin fighting immediately as soon as the Weapons Hot message appears, as actual engagement may start immediately.
The Saddest Pony

**The Saddest Pony** is the eighteenth book in the *Pony Pals* series by Jeanne Betancourt, first published in November 1998. It stars Pam. It is followed by Moving Pony.

## Publisher Summary

Pam and Lightning discover an old pony in a farmhouse shed. The pony appears neglected. Lulu and Anna, Pam's Pony Pals, agree. This is the saddest pony they have ever seen. Who owns the pony? And why aren't they caring for her properly?

First, the Pony Pals must find out who owns the pony. Why are the pony's owners not looking after her properly? Will the Pony Pals be able to help the sad pony?

## Plot Summary

(to be added)
Collapse (Reorganization)

A **Collapse** is a re-organization of the command structure, wherein unit A is ordered to temporarily or permanently subordinate itself to unit B, while maintaining its separate Callsign and identity. The order to Collapse is often given to a unit that has suffered too many casualties to continue performing in its original role, but is still strong enough to serve in a smaller unit's role.

For example, a Squad that has lost more than half of its players may be ordered to "Collapse" into another Squad, becoming a new Fireteam in that squad. This can be simpler than keeping the under-strength unit as a separate Squad, given that it can no longer fully function as one.

If Reinforcements arrive, the collapsed unit may or may not be restored to its original capacity.

As part of collapsing, the unit's members will switch their Radios over to the channel corresponding to their new superior unit. For example, a unit collapsing into Bravo Squad will switch their 343 radios to Channel #2 (Bravo Squad Net).

A "Collapse" is distinct from a "Merge", where the unit loses its original Callsign and is fully absorbed into another unit. For the most part, Collapses are ordered when the unit is still strong enough to function at a downgraded role; whereas Merges are performed when the unit is so under-strength that there is no more reason to keep it separate.
Push

A **Push** is a common tactical maneuver in which a Ground unit moves *forwards* -- in the general direction of the enemy -- in order to improve its tactical advantage and/or deny a position to the enemy. A Push may occur under fire, or preemptively before engaging the enemy. It is one of the most common maneuvers in any *ShackTac* mission, and may be performed both during offense and defense.

The main objective of a Push is to improve a unit's physical position relative to an enemy force, in order to have an advantage once engagement with that enemy inevitably occurs. A successful Push can help the unit destroy the enemy; deny an advantageous position to the enemy; force the enemy to retreat from a position; and/or help the unit defend itself against an enemy's Push.

During offensive missions, the players' entire Side is essentially "Pushing" the enemy Side constantly. In defensive missions, it is the enemy Side attempting to Push the player Side.

The opposite of a Push is a Fallback, where the unit moves *away* from the enemy to a more advantageous fighting position. Pushing *sideways* relative to the unit's axis of advance is sometimes called a Shift. An aggressive Push directly *into* an enemy's defensive positions (especially Fortifications or buildings) is called an Assault.