A collection of one-shots/drabbles focusing on Jack and his life both before and after he becomes a Guardian. No particular order. No pairings/romance. Requests closed.

North believes that as long as a plan works, it counts as a good plan, no matter how brash or unconventional it may be. When it comes to getting Jack Frost to live at the Pole, he learns that simply tossing his friend into a sack and bringing him there won't do the trick.

Everyone panics when Twister has a near-death experience; he fears he will never be able to surf again. Twister x Reggie

After stumbling upon the site of a car crash, caused by slick roads and ice, Jack's faith in his Guardianship is shaken. Bunnymund decides they need to talk. - Angst, Child injury, Hopeful ending.

Jack has a favor to ask of Death.

Once again, there are six paladins and five lions. As the team makes their way home to Earth, Lance musters the strength to say goodbye to his friends. (Slow burn klance, post season 6)

After a prolonged, mysterious absence, Jack returns to the North Pole broken and bruised - much to the shock of the Guardians. Something has got him running scared, but they don't know what...or who. The only certainty is that Jack is far from okay. Why else would his hands be covered in blood?

AU. The last thing Shiro expects to find out in the middle of the desert is a child- much less one that's purple.

Jack Frost was never a fan of parties, but when the annual Solstice Celebration comes around, Jack is forcibly dragged along with the other Guardians. The party becomes less fun when Jack has a run in with the spirit of summer, and a certain Easter Kangaroo realizes just how much he hurt Jack in the past. It's time for him to make things right. (No Pairings, one shot)

Three days after the binding of Orannis, Nicholas Sayre gives an exclusive interview to the Corvere Times newspaper, explaining and politicizing the magical events for an Ancelstierran audience. Oneshot.

Lance and Keith are searching a Galra lab together when an unexpected phobia rears its head.

Succeeding my story Pitch Controls You? this sequel series follows Jack Frost and the Guardians as they attempt to heal the winter spirit from his time spent in servitude to Pitch. Their experiences are far from smooth sailing as they learn to work together and trust one another. Pitch will be seen eventually. Credits for the title go completely to seems-pretty-legit.

Family is something that for them can only come into being over time. The Guardians found that out the long and complicated way. Or; stories about these losers learning to love each other and figuring out how to be a family. (Jack-centric, posted for Mother's and Father's day 2014. Fluff ahoy.)

It's honestly no surprise to anyone who Iceland inherited his massive ego from. Brotherly/Platonic NorIce.

E. Aster Bunnymund never allowed himself to get close to anyone. But now, as the Guardians become a family, Aster finds himself falling into a brotherly role for none other than Jack Frost. Follow their adventures as Bunny and Jack learn what it's like to have a brother. To know that someone cares, no matter what. Arcs and oneshots! Pure family and friendship, no pairings!

Sometimes Keith needs to be cradled too. Lance is probably going to remember this one.

After the jungle planet and everything that went down there, Shiro is struggling. His nightmares have gotten worse and much harder to control. But he has a new ally, and a new little brother, in Lance. And Lance is determined to help, no matter what it costs him. Meanwhile, the others have noticed how much closer Shiro and Lance are now. Some are happier about it than others.

After a Galra attack splits Voltron, the blue lion is damaged and falls toward the jungle planet below. Shiro follows, and now he and Lance are stranded in hostile territory, fighting to survive. Lance is injured, Shiro is having flashbacks, and help is far away. And the Galra just...keep coming.

Keith can pull off a downward spiral. It's the kind of maneuver he does in his sleep. / Keith backstory, Voltron: Legendary Defender-verse. Oneshot.

Sandy was determined that Jack took a nap while at the North Pole. He needed the rest, but even better it would show they were finally making progress. Now if only he could get the rest of the guardians to see that.

E. Aster Bunnymund hid 'hope' and guarded it as the last Pooka. But what if he lost 'hope' during the Blizzard of '68? Is that why he holds such a grudge against Jack? And what happens when Bunny finds out that 'hope' is inside of Jack? Sacrifices must be made, but will duty get in the way of a budding friendship?

The Nordics take a much-needed vacation to Jotunheimen, Norway's tallest mountains and named after the home of the giants in Norse mythology. While there, they go on an adventure never experienced before, with trolls, ghosts, and other events.

When one little girl learns about Jack Frost, and wants to request some snow from him, she does what any sensible child would: writes a letter, addresses it to the North Pole, and includes a note politely asking Santa to pass it on. A bit of cute, a bit of angst, and a bit of Jack gaining new believers - as well as learning to deal with the pain of losing them. Three-shot.

Jack Frost freezes like a deer in headlights, azure eyes opened as wide as they will go and mind utterly silent for the first time in nearly a month. Breathlessly, he murmured, "Jamie.."

When a certain winter spirit is missing from the Guardian meeting, the other Guardians find Jack severely injured. It immediately becomes apparent that Jack cannot talk. Who did it and how is Jack going to heal from this trauma? Follow the journey as this family tries to put their winter spirit back together and a threat re-emerges. Sorry for the terrible summary.

It's not only the children of Burgess who see the Guardians, but Jamie's mother knows better than to say anything. Yet what about the mysterious, oddly invisible frost spirit, who even she cannot see? Jamie's mother comes to her own conclusion. Collection of old kmeme fills.

What happens when Reid and JJ are caught up in one of the more bizarre cases the BAU has ever seen. And who is the real bad guy anyway?

Repost. AU of how Jack Frost became on Guardian. Requested by KitsuneMagic48. After decades of being shunned by the Guardians and other spirits Jack finally breaks when he is unable to save a small child from dying as he had. Now he has taken solace in the Antarctic but has his powers grow so does their effect on the planet. Can the Guardians save him and the world?

Phil the yeti has taken care of Jack in small ways ever since the boy first tried to invade the workshop. Now that he's a guardian, Phil can finally give Jack the one thing that they both have always wanted: a family.

There's nothing that says adults can't believe, it's only that most of them don't. Then again, most of them don't have a son who's best friends with Jack Frost.

The Guardians protect the children. The Guardians protect each other. Jack can handle that. But there's still a lot about his new calling that he doesn't understand. After 300 years of being unknown, untouchable and practically nonexistent, the concept of a family scares him more than hordes of nightmares. But his fear could give him something to live for. Humor comfort and family.

The day was perfect. Tempest Storm was having a wonderful morning. And then Jack Frost just had to get struck by lightning.

Jack's tired of feeling cold. Bunny offers some warmth. fluff, non-slash. Now a series of Oneshots. Ch. 3: Jack gets stoned, and not in the fun way.

A buddy-bonding story between Jack and Bunny and a conversation that is long over due and desperately needs to be had. No slash.

The Sandman has always been the silent observer. Whats he to do when a young Guardian needs his wisdom? Not a Slash. Oneshot

Nazi-Germany is taking another stab at world domination- and he intends to go to the gates of Hell to get the power needed to do it... Which leads to kidnapping, dimension jumping, angry Nordics and too many demons to count.

North finds a letter Jack wrote a long time ago, only a few short years after becoming Jack Frost. It's a letter of particular interest to North. It's a letter…to Santa. North and Jack father/son bonding and sweetness. Guardians as family. Complete.

"Jack," Tooth called. His eyes snapped up to her. "What's wrong?" He wanted to tell her, she could see: his brow lifted in a silent plea. But as quickly as a blink the look vanished and he shook his head, forcing his lips to turn upward. There was really nothing else for it. "Jack, I didn't want to pry. But it's about your memories, isn't it?" COMPLETE.

The thing about trust is, it's a two-way street. As the Guardians discover.

In which Jack reminds the guardians that he is in fact, not a child and doesn't need their approval or permission for the things he does and that they, in fact, have no right to discuss "punishments" , especially when said discussed punishments involve his staff, which is also none of their business.

"I know how it is to reach a point where you'd be willing to, oh, I don't know..." He pauses as if he has to search his mind for an apt example. "Freeze water pipes just to feel a little less invisible?" Post-movie: restoration of the Tooth Palace.

How he had fallen asleep in that position, North would never know. He guessed it was from years of snoozing in tree branches, park benches, and the occasional colorful tunnels found on most playgrounds.

After Jack Frost helped defeat Pitch, the Guardians were happy to welcome him as one of their own. Other spirits, however, weren't quite as thrilled.

Jack has gotten a bad conk on the head, and Bunny has to deal with his absurd ramblings as he carries him back home. Pure fluff. No slash! Disclaimer: I do not own The Rise of the Guardians or any of its characters.

One shots about Jack Frost and the world he lives in. There are so many little stories we don't know about! Here is some brain food for you. Main topics include fluff, humor, angst, and sadness. I also take requests! But don't judge by the summery; give it a try!

Pitch threw Jack into a cliff-side. Jack then fell twenty feet into a pit. Then he went and saved the belief of children everywhere. There is no way he finished his adventure uninjured. This is a cross-post from my Ao3 account (rating may change).

Bunny learns one important lesson that day on the sleigh ride home. Never touch Jacks staff. It can only end in chaos! Too bad the cause of the mayhem himself was oblivious to his own handy work... Right? Multi chapter if requested! XD Enjoy!

Jack Frost's relationship with the wind in 4 parts. As crazy as that sounds, we ARE talking about a 300 year old frost spirit here. Jack's more than used to his relationship with the wind. The other Guardians? …not so much. RotGKink prompt, oneshot

It is the role of a Guardian to protect the children of the world-their hopes, dreams, memories, and wonder-and also to protect one another from whatever enemies might arise. But when the greatest danger to your friends is yourself, that job gets a whole lot harder. *Cover Art Courtesy of TheLeapofFaith on Deviantart.

The fight to protect the children of the world may be over, but there were still lingering fears that needed to be put to rest.

Three hundred years is a terribly long time. (49) "It's not a dream, is it?"

When visiting North's workshop, Jack ends up telling North the whole story of his encounter with Pitch and the offer he made. The reaction was not what Jack expected.

After last year's Easter, Bunny is determined to make this year's Easter unforgettable and perfect! But then a certain winter spirit decides to stop by during his preparations, and keeps insisting that he needed a break. Things were not going well especially when he hears that the other "tried" to help. /HAPPY EASTER!

Three hundred years is a long time to be mostly forgotten.

This is a response to a kink prompt. Jack falls asleep against Bunny during a manatory Guardian meeting. Lots of cute fluffiness as Bunny deals with a sleeping and snoring winter sprite that manages to distract everyone from the busniess at hand.

Jack is unusually weary and aggressive, and even his disagreements with Bunnymund have esculated from arguments to full fist fights. Can the guardian of hope look past his own ego to see the cause of his rivals behaviour? And when he finds the problem, will Jack let him help?...I'm not very good at summaries, but the story is better :P

Something is killing the children of Burgess. An unwilling Jack must join forces with an equally-unwilling Pitch to save them.

After reading some letters that aren't really his to read, Jack takes on the innocent request of a child as a personal challenge during Christmastime. Unfortunately, the Australian summers never really did agree with him. Bunny is there to scrape up the mess and complain about it, and Tooth manages to be Jack's mother whilst he drools into the snow. Oneshot. Rated for language.

Jack was injured more then he thought. He needs help, and the Winds think Bunnymund can provide it. Brotherly love fic. Two-shot.

And Iceland wonders why he's never invited to any parties...

It was common knowledge Jack Frost had the ability to sleep almost anywhere. But he had four favorite places, and they shouldn't be that hard to figure out. oneshot

Jack's been on his own for a long time. He's used to snatching what food he can to get by, but now that he's on the Nice List, that option's off the table. The winter spirit takes it in stride - even when it means he doesn't get very much to eat - but when the other Guardians find out, they think it's a much bigger deal than Jack does.

"Burgess and the surrounding areas had rough winters every single year that lingered on into spring (to the chagrin of Bunnymund). However, perhaps the oddest thing about Burgess was that no one seemed to mind." North meets Jack Frost for the first time on a chilly winter night.

The Guardians crash-land in the desert, and end up finding an interesting way to keep cool. It's a good thing Jack's unconscious when the others decide having him next to them is the easiest way to lower their temperature.

Sandy doesn't want to look up to the stars and remember what he once had. Jack gets a crash course in pieces of the Guardians past. (Book!Past!Spoilers)

Jack isn't really a fan of swimming.

Jack may be a winter sprite. But even he gets cold sometimes, and fur is pretty warm. / Wrote this in A03 in September XP

Bunnymund was NOT going soft. Oneshot

On and early Saturday morning, Lars thinks about his child hood and his brother.

Denmark makes a misstep that sends him abroad for a little All-American re-education. Iceland appears to be here, there,and everywhere he shouldn't be. The way back home is going to be a long and winding road...

Denmark challenges Finland to a drinking contest to kick off spring. Things happen. No one's too sure what, but Finland's on a mission to find out.

Ever wondered how Finland feels about his birthday? Written for humon's birthday. oneshot

Twister learns his leg must be amputated. Told in Otto's point of view.

Eyes of the Dead - Twister had always been afraid of ghost stories. Until his thirteenth birthday, when his life became one.

One rainy day, Lars reflects on his life before, during, and after Maurice was born, and his relationship with his mother.