"Ice & Slice" is the sixth stop motion short. In this short, a snow day with Rainbow Dash and Pinkie Pie wouldn’t be complete without a semi-sweet prank.
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It's a snow day in Ponyville. A giggling Pinkie Pie comes hopping in and observes the footprints she left in the snow behind her. She jumps up, rolls around, skids and swivels in the snow happily. Meanwhile, Rainbow Dash is seen holding out a yellow and red cake with berries on top before flying out. She flies past Pinkie Pie, still playing in the snow, who stops and looks around curiously as to whoever it was. She resumes plopping, jumping and sliding across the snow, tracing out an outline of something: which is revealed to be a sketch of her own face. Pinkie giggles at her creation and then looks ahead, perceiving the cake on a frozen lake. She sticks out her tongue at the sight of this and rushes over to the lake, tapping it several times with her hoof to test the ice's firmness and then drifts onto the lake. Just as Pinkie reaches the lake's midpoint and prepares to have a taste of the sweet food, she staggers and slips on the ice, sliding away from it. Rainbow Dash, who was hiding behind a tree nearby, sneaks a look at the piece of mischief and laughs. Pinkie, rather annoyed, scurries onto the lake and tries retrieving the pastry again, but slides hastily across the lake and plunges straight into a pile of snow on the other side. Rainbow laughs some more. Pinkie attempts different methods of sliding on the ice, but has no luck at retrieving the cake. Feeling defeated, she trudges off crestfallenly. Rainbow Dash, still watching, gasps and then sighs before expressing an idea. Pinkie overhears her and then sees Dash taking the cake off the lake, offering it to her, much to her astonishment. Rainbow Dash giggles as she carries the baked good to Pinkie, but it topples and lands on the ground, coating Pinkie's face - much to her misery, but simply licks off the frosting with her tongue in contentment. They then share a laugh together and the short ends.