After Sherman starts losing his memory, Peabody discovers he has disappeared and has go on a journey of discovery with a new Sherman who has no idea who he is, or does he? And who caused the memory loss in the first place?

Years have passed since the end of the movie, and our favorite duo has gotten older. Sherman comes home from school one day and Mr. Peabody is nowhere to be found. Sherman finds a letter written by the genius himself, but it doesn't bear happy news. Read to find out more. R&R please!

Sherman wants to give Mr. Peabody a birthday party, but he enlists the help of Penny, which may not have been the best idea.

A forgotten experiment spurs a kidnapping that forces Mr. Peabody to seek backup from very unlikely sources. Rated for language and violence. (Cross-posted to Archive of Our Own) - On Hiatus

Good thing the children had left. If they knew how the aftermath of the war played out, they would never sit still in History again. How Peabody survived Troy and returned home, with a little help. Rated for language, violence, and dark themes. No pairings.

Movie-toon Universe: I 'There was no such thing as being perfect. Even I wasn't perfect.' Mr. Peabody and Sherman's life after the movie... Father/son moments, Peabody/OC

Mr. Peabody obviously see's himself as Sherman's father and Sherman does as well, but what If Sherman's real father into the picture, wanting his rightful son back?