Pinecone & Pony - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Hero Soup
Pinecone tries to make a legendary get-well-soon gift for Gladys.
Sleepless at the Sleepover
Hawthorn trains with his dad to advance his sleepover skills.
The Harvest Spirit
Pony, Pinecone, and Hawthorn set off to uncover the truth behind a Sturdystone legend.
Speak From the Art
Pinecone gives Annabelle a new perspective on family.
One Night Only
Pinecone will do whatever it takes to attend her favorite shows.
Fountains of Youths
Hawthorn and Pinecone meet a kid who doesn't know what he wants to be.
Good Night, Bad Knight
The Night Knight visits Pinecone in her dreams.
A Life of Adventure
Following Gladys around shows Pinecone there's more to her mentor than she thought.
Pinecone & Horse
Magpie curses Pinecone and Pony into an alternate life.
Once in a Violetmoon
Hawthorn's spell to repair an old friendship backfires.
Festival of Might
As Keeper of the Crystal for this year's festival, Sturdystone must host Prince Randolf.
Sage Advice
Pinecone and Pony encounter a giant.
Next in Line
Pinecone opens a "help ya" booth that only leads to more problems.
A Spell of Your Own
The wizard-fencing tournament teaches Hawthorn that it's OK to fail sometimes.
The Sturdy Stone
When a stone monster threatens to destroy Sturdystone, Pinecone tries to protect the town.
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