How Long Is The Fallout Equestria Audiobook In Total?
2026-07-28 19:16:34
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Pretty sure the big one over on My Little Pony Radio was the one I listened to. They broke it down chapter by chapter, each part narrated by different people. Summed up all the track lengths and I wanna say it clocked in just under a hundred and fifty hours. It's absolutely massive. Feels like you're committing to a second job for a while.
Still, the voice acting crew really put their hearts into it, especially the folks doing the main arcs. You can tell it was a labor of love, but that runtime is a whole mood. Makes a long commute disappear, I'll give it that.
2026-07-29 02:23:24
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Georgia
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Hold on, are we talking about the original 'Fallout: Equestria' by Kkat or one of the side stories? The main fic's audiobook is famously long. I remember the download being huge. I think the total is something like 148 hours? Something in that ballpark.
It's split into a ton of MP3 files. I tried to binge it once and got completely lost in the middle because the chapters blend together after a while. Honestly, it might be too much of a good thing unless you're super dedicated.
2026-07-29 23:32:02
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Oliver
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Last I checked, the collaborative reading project for the core book totaled around 145 hours. It's an undertaking. I dipped in for a few favorite chapters but listening straight through seems daunting.
2026-08-03 14:26:39
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But 'all story arcs' is a big ask. There are so many tiny side quests and character vignettes in that book. I'm not 100% certain if every single one made it in, or if some were trimmed for pacing. The project was a labor of love over years, so priorities might have shifted. I remember the core was absolutely intact, and it felt incredibly comprehensive, but a die-hard purist might spot a missing scene or two compared to the original text.
there isn't a single, complete, 'official' audiobook for the entire main 'Fallout Equestria' story by Kkat. The project is so massive that it's likely never been tackled as one unified thing.
What does exist are several fan-made readings on platforms like YouTube. The one I stumbled across and got pretty far into was by a narrator called 'DotMPEG'. His reading was pretty solid, clear, and had a good pace. He managed to capture Littlepip's voice without making it sound too silly, which I appreciated. He covered a significant chunk of the story.
I know there were other readers who took on sections, but DotMPEG's is the most cohesive long-form attempt I've personally heard. The audio quality is decent for a fan project. It’s how I finally 'read' chapters twenty through thirty.
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Just avoid any site asking for money or a download 'fee.' That's a scam. The real treasure is out there for free, made by people who just wanted to give voice to the story. Cygnus's channel is where I'd point anyone. The quality is stunning, and it’s the closest you’ll get to a 'legitimate' source without stepping into murky copyright waters.
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