Y/N L/N may just be your average normal teenager, but there's more than meets the eye. Wielding a magical pendant that grants Y/N powers & abilities from the fighters of Super Smash Bros., he along with the Equestria Girls set out on various adventu...
Welcome to Canterlot, a suburban city surrounded by hills and forests. A peaceful place home to many kind people.
Oops! Ang larawang ito ay hindi sumusunod sa aming mga alituntunin sa nilalaman. Upang magpatuloy sa pag-publish, subukan itong alisin o mag-upload ng bago.
This is Canterlot High, a typical high school with facilities like a library, cafeteria, auditorium and a soccer field outside. Today, a new student has just arrived outside the front of the school. This man, known simply as... Y/N L/N.
Y/N is seen heading towards the main entrance of the school and entered the building. As Y/N is walking down the school hallway, many female students watched blushing while some of the male students give him jealous glares. But Y/N simply shrug it off and continued his way to the Principal's office. Once there, he carefully knocked on the door.
??? (Inside the room): Come in.
Y/N opens the door and went inside, meeting two women. Principal Celestia...
Oops! Ang larawang ito ay hindi sumusunod sa aming mga alituntunin sa nilalaman. Upang magpatuloy sa pag-publish, subukan itong alisin o mag-upload ng bago.
...And Vice Principal Luna.
Oops! Ang larawang ito ay hindi sumusunod sa aming mga alituntunin sa nilalaman. Upang magpatuloy sa pag-publish, subukan itong alisin o mag-upload ng bago.
Principal Celestia: Y/N L/N, thanks for dropping by. Luna and I were just reviewing your bio your uncle gave us from your time at Manehatten High. You were quite a grade-A student back then. That's very impressive.
Y/N rubbed the back of his neck while nervously chuckling.
Y/N: Well, I don't like to brag or anything.
Vice Principal Luna: It also says that you had made quite a name for yourself at that school. Something along the lines of The Hero, is it?
Y/N: Yeah, the students there seemed to called me that a lot. See, I had this habit of helping students with their problems no matter how big or small they were. It's a little something I inherited from my parents when they were my age.
