Spike and Rarity, afraid to be alone by themselves in the dark, goes inside the windmill looking for the Princesses. A purple and yellow hoof grabs the ladder, and then a female alicorn and pegasus looks down on Spike and Rarity as they wanders around. All the sights and sounds frighten Spike and Rarity. The ponies falls through the wood and screams as they lands on the floor, frightening Spike and Rarity even more. They're terrified when they stands up, and they screams for Sonic. Spike and Rarity asks them what they did with the princesses. They try to calm and quiet them down, saying that it's them, in these bodies. They think that they ate the princesses and shouts at their stomachs, then calls for Sonic again. They finally calms them down and convinces them that they are the princesses. Spike wonders what happened to them and Rarity tells them that they're... different. Twilight admits that they're ugly. Spike thinks it's because they ate the weed rat, but Twilight tells them that they've been this way as long as they can remember. Fluttershy says that it only happens when the sun goes down. Twilight looks at her reflection in a barrel of water and recites a spell: "By night one way, by day another. This shall be the norm until older princess find love's first kiss and then take love's true form." She tells Spike and Rarity that when they were little girls a witch cast a spell on them; every night they becomes "this, this horrible, ugly beasts"; they were placed in a tower to await the day Twilight's true love would rescue them. The Princesses sits down and tells Spike and Rarity that it's why Twilight has to marry Eggman tomorrow before the suns sets and he sees her and Fluttershy like this. Twilight cries, and then Rarity and Spike tries to console her. Spike says that they're ugly, but adds that they're only looks like this at night, and that Sonic is ugly all the time. Twilight replies that they're a princesses, and it's not how a princesses should look. Rarity suggests that Twilight shouldn't marry Eggman. Fluttershy insists that she has to, because only her true love's first kiss can break the spell. Rarity tells them that Twilight and Sonic have a lot in common. Sonic walks back to the windmill, holding a sunflower. He's rehearsing what he will say to Princess Twilight when he gives it to her. When he climbs the steps of the windmill, he overhears Twilight telling Fluttershy, Spike and Rarity that she just can't marry whomever she wants, and to take a good look at her. She asks them, "Who could ever love a beast so hideous and ugly? Princess and ugly don't go together. That's why I can't stay here with Sonic. My only chance to live happily ever after is to marry my true love." She tells them that it's just how it should be. Sonic becomes disheartened because he thinks Twilight was calling him ugly, and then throws the sunflower down and storms off towards Duloc. Twilight tells them that it's the only way to break the spell. Rarity and Spike tells them that they has to tell Sonic the truth and starts to leave, but Twilight says that no one must ever know and makes Spike and Rarity promise not to tell anyone. They say that she should tell Sonic, then goes outside. Twilight opens the door and looks around, but only sees the sunflower and takes it inside. Rarity and Spike looks around then sleeps by the campfire.

Soon-to-be Queen Twilight, daughter of Sunset Shimmer and Raphael Hamato, lives in Auradon, a place where the fairytale heroes live. She decides to allow four Villain Kids from the Isle of The Lost, a run down place where fairytale villains were banished, come to Auradon. They are: Sonic, son of Mephiles, Marinette, daughter of Hawk Moth, Rainbow Dash, daughter of Adagio Dazzle, and Tails, son of Master Frown. Their parents want them to steal Celestia's wand so they can break the Isles barrier. But will the suceed? Which side will they choose: good or evil?

In Ancient Polynesia, when a terrible curse incurred by the Demigoddess Scorpia reaches Sora's island, he answers the Ocean's call to seek out the Demigoddess to set things right.

Catra Starling is a spoiled singing diva living in Victorian London who hates Christmas but everything changes when she realized the value of it.