Thor/Avengers AU: While out for his daily run, Steve Rogers stumbles across Loki. There's only one glaring difference to how the Captain remembers the god of Mischief and how he appears now. Loki doesn't look like he can be older than six or seven years of age, nor can Steve ignore the utter terror he sees in the boys eyes.

When they exited the pods of the game, they couldn't find Seto anywhere in the building. They couldn't find the Big Five either. It wasn't so difficult to put two and two together. [Warnings: graphic descriptions of torture and violence]

One week after returning from her first adventure in the Digital World, Mimi gets upset when she sees a flower, but doesn't understand why. A walk to the trolley and a conversation with Koushiro make things clearer. Birthday gift for Japiera.

"It's almost like we speak two different languages and comes from two different worlds, even thought we're both from Japan and we're both speaking Japanese. Maybe somethings, the important things, gets lost in translation. Because I know you. And you know me. And we both know that we are more, so much more, than an insensitive guy and an egoistical girl."

[Hans x Elsa; 10 years post-film; oneshot.] She's not sure if she's really seeing him, or if it's just another phantom conjured by her memories, passing her by along the busy street. But she keeps coming back to him every night, to learn about his past, his present, and how things might have turned out if they were just two, ordinary people—just two strangers.

It only happened once…but his brother had been there to witness the whole thing. As much as Thor tried to forget it, he knew he'd never live that misadventure down. Just a bit of brotherly humor to get me through finals week. (Pre-Movie Thor adventure, One-Shot.)

"Zuko, my sister Katara. Katara, my roommate Zuko." She blinks, the familiarity of the name hums in her bones as she stares at him. But then, she snaps herself out of her stupor by mentally shaking her head, realising she's been standing there looking like an idiot that Zuko probably thinks she's being weird. But, he doesn't seem to notice as he blinks at her too. Zutara.

Years after Gozaburo's death, Seto is still haunted by his ghost. One-Shot.

"The Boiling Rock is a looming hulk of metal stretching into the sky, surrounded by a sea of lava inside of a volcano." — slight sokka/zuko

The Dog Fights occur whenever new recruits arrive at The Boiling Rock. On the left side: a plucked-from-the-helmet newbie, itching to make his mark. On the right: a prisoner in need of some roughing up. (NO SLASH. NO ZUKKA/SUKO. T for violence)

"Both The Painted Lady and the Blue spirit have graced our village tonight, and we are truly blessed." Only magic and the will of the Gods can bring two spirits together...and some villagers are lucky enough to witness the magic, wondering who will remove the mask first.

When the truth was revealed, he didn't have much time to gather his belongings.

After the war, Zuko weighs lies and truths. His sister recovers in the interim.

CONTAINS SPOILERS from The Dark World. After defeating Malekith, instead of going to see Jane on Midgard, what if Thor had gone back to Svartalfheim to bring his brother's body back to Asgard?

He chose to ignore the implied question, "and I don't really have friends Sif, if you haven't noticed." - "You have me," - She made him wonder.

"he guides me with a light hand on my back, bringing me through his kingdom. he introduces me to all; i am his queen, they know this, and they bring me whatever tokens they can. flowers, twigs, morning dew. he weaves them into my dark hair and i wear them like a crown. he says my name softly and teaches me about his ways." persephone writes to her mother. oneshot.

Everyone had always told Toph that her eyes were creepy. She grew her bangs out and got over it. The group all think her eyes are beautiful. Zuko's the only one brave enough to say it.

Soujirou starts wandering for 10 years to find his own truth, but there's a very long way ahead and many old scars to surpass.

Marks and scars affect everyone differently, but not being able to feel is a very deep one. Yumi asks Soujirou about what he doesn't understand. Not slash/romantic pairing.

After the war, Zuko begins to despise being a firebender. Fire is destruction and violence. But Katara sees otherwise. To her, fire is life. Zutara.

"Why is it putting its food on my plate?" Azula and a toddler match wits. — Gen. O/S.

Post-Western Air Temple. Zuko and Sokka enjoy a cup of tea together.

For Zutara Week, 2014. Day 1: Melancholy. On the way back from hunting down the soldier who killed Katara's mother, Katara and Zuko have a long talk after setting up camp for the night on a beach. Oneshot.

Elsa could not recall her dream but the feelings that lingered left her skin flushed.

His sister would never be the same. The Fire Lord knew that much at least. But then again, maybe she hadn't changed at all.

Some mothers are warm, some mothers are not. Some mothers to Soujirou.

For Katara and Zuko, it's been a long journey from enemies to friends, and they've both learned so many lessons along the way. It seems oddly fitting to share them in the moonlit hollow of the Spirit Oasis. [Dialogue-only]

Because after all she has been through, Zuko tells Toph she doesn't need a life-changing field trip.

Escaping from a prison together can cause the most unlikely of friendships to form. Sokka and Zuko come from vastly different worlds, but there's still plenty that they've got in common: from swords to families, and everything in between. [Dialogue-only]

Sigyn doesn't know how to answer a very important question from the most capricious and mischievous of all the gods. It's an even harder decision to make when all her friends are saying the exact opposite as her heart.

Follows "The Search" and "Rebound". Zuko's back home, Uncle is nowhere to be found, and there's a little boy blocking the entrance to the throne room. This is so not going to help Zuko's mood...but the boy's sister might.

The members of the Gaang are all grown up and gather together to mourn the death of a loved one. Warning: angsty. Very short drabble.

The Ozai Loyalists are brutal and ruthless, and out for blood. You have to watch your back, and can't turn a blind eye or deaf ear, not even for a second.

Sometimes, when she's in a state of boredom, Aphrodite is glad her husband has long hair. It gives them time to talk.

Sokka and Zuko find that their odd friendship has unanticipated consequences, and both make choices that will effect one another and the new world order.

Azula's mysterious intrusion on the Gaang shocks everyone, but when she appears to have no where else to go, they grudgingly take her in. The group remains hesitant to accept the Princess, and while she hasn't caused much trouble so far, they can't help wondering what she's actually playing at. (some Sokkla but mainly Azula/Gaang centric)

Zuko and Sokka undertake a straightforward reconnaissance of a Fire Nation village, but unlikely revelations lurk within the walls.

Thor, Loki, Sif, and the Warriors Three travel to Svartálfaheimr on what they assume will be an innocent hunting trip. It would have been, if they had avoided being seen. R&R Pre-Thor

Hakoda witnesses an unusual phenomenon. The gaang has a sleepover and Sokka manages to reforge bonds between the four nations while he's unconscious.

When Zuko discovers that he and his wife are expecting, he casts some doubts about fatherhood considering his past luck with it. Luckily for Zuko, Sokka is around with more than to crack a couple jokes.

Loki always knew how this story was going to end.

Try to save a drowning man, and you'll just get pulled in yourself. Isn't that right? yeah; trilogy. In which Zuko is too loyal, Sokka is too clever, and the Avatar has too much mercy to bear.

After the rush of the funeral and deathly silence of his mourning, Seto knew there was one thing he had yet to prepare. Carving those words into immovable stone would prove more difficult than he had first imagined. Set after the Pharaoh's memories.

It's been a year and a half since the end of the war with the Fire Nation and Toph isn't quite sure what to do with her life, now the fighting's done. Maybe Uncle Iroh can help her sort it out? Together, the two of them travel to the Fire Palace where Firelord Zuko is surprised to see how much she's grown...

She hates it here. She's not like the others, she's more; she's a princess.

Sokka gives an uncertain Zuko some 'fatherly' advice.

Mid-season one Zuko and Sokka are trapped in a hole by corrupt Earth Kingdom soldiers and have to work together to get out. Only problem is, they're feeling less than cooperative. ...Especially Zuko. "Make no mistake, Water Tribe; the enemy of my enemy is still my enemy." [should be canon-compliant, if you squint]

Scott Summers is blind, locked up by a criminal and determined to make a final stand against the man's evil ways. He has no hope for the future. In the meantime, Jean Grey and Logan help Professor Xavier search for a missing mutant child. This is Cyclops Origin Story.

Stories about what happens when each member of the gaang has to babysit the kids: Kya, Bumi, Tenzin, Lin, and Zuko's daughter, Ursa, aka Honora.

Tony Stark had never thought of himself as the father type. Hell, he usually avoided children like the plague, no offense of course; he just did not know how to handle them. No, kids and Tony did not go in the same sentence together. So why was he down on one knee in the middle of one of Paris' streets, quietly talking to one?

Loki had every intention of wreaking havoc upon Midgard the moment his suicide attempt had failed, it was just too bad that Midgard ended up being so distracting. Who knew that such a primitive society would have such a novel concept as therapy?

Zuko confronts someone trying to sneak into the palace.

Zuko's thoughts durring Iroh's funeral. Toph does her best to offer him a little comfort. No shipping- just friendship.

Glimpse into the stories of their lives–their moments of suffering, of happiness–their friendships and their loves. Korroh. Assorted one-shot series. Part 3: 'Shades of Gold'. "Each and all are parts of a whole–shades of gold in the mural of his soul."

There's a new statue of Fire Lord Zuko in Republic City, but it seems to be missing something... A ramble from Sokka's perspective.

003. She thought that no one would see her. But somehow he was able to find her in the dark. —IrohKorra. AU.

"Which makes me wonder what a guy like you, is doing with a girl like me." —IrohKorra. Canonverse.

Bumi and Iroh commiserate a little over lost loves. "Just a bit of misery in paradise." Companion piece that follows on from 'Story of My Life'. Korroh.

Zuko teaches his grandson about the intricate significance of a man's scars. Companion/prequel piece to 'Story of My Life'.

His scars are the words in this book, scrawled across pages of ivory skin to tell the tale of his triumphs, his failures and everything in between. "Will you tell me your story, from the beginning?" Korroh. AU.

I admire you, I trust you, I believe in you. He has been telling her all along. Korra/Iroh.

Bolin's feeling down on his luck, so General Iroh takes him out for a few drinks. Oneshot.

Their relationship was one of siblings. After all, he was pretty much the only friend she had, and she was the only friend among the many that he felt comfortable being himself around. kid! Korra and teenager! Iroh, friendship.

Loki gets hit by a spell that requires him to remain in close physical contact with Steve. Steve decides to use this opportunity to try and convince Loki that super villain might not be the best career choice.

When Katara and Zuko drag their siblings to the pool, Sokka and Azula share in their disgust of the lovebirds' and engage in a little 'fake' flirting.

As the Comet approaches, Zuko contemplates both his role within the Avatar's group and his plans for the inevitable confrontation with the Fire Lord. Canon pairings, one-shot.

Eventually Sokka realizes that Aang does not embody 'balance' the way an Avatar supposedly should. No, weirdly enough it's Zuko who does that instead.

A oneshot set before the events of 'Brothers Always', sometime in Thor and Loki's teenage years. When Thor finds himself in desperate need of help, there's only one person he can think of going to.

Zuko wants to apologise to Song. Sokka comes too. It's more of a road trip fic on ostrich-horses than anything else.Shenanagins and awkwardness abound. This is a one shot about their bromance. there's a smidgen of zutara and a smidge of Zong too.

A collection of 100-word drabbles from Zuko's POV exploring his characterization, ranging throughout the whole show; includes at least a few appearances from Mai, Toph, Katara, Aang, Suki, Iroh, Azula, etc; contains minor Maiko and Kataang.

Sokka made a request of Zuko. He should have known the lengths to which the firebender would go to uphold it. A non-romantic piece.

Zuko does not survive Azula's lightning strike. A year later, those who knew him are still haunted by thoughts of everything that could have been. Written for the Avatarbigbang mini-bang challenge. Dark, tearbending warning

It's raining, it's pouring, and Zuko is- where is Zuko? After returning from the mission to find the Southern Raiders, Zuko goes off into a bad storm, and it's up to Sokka to find him and help him work things out.

On their way to the Boiling Rock, Sokka and Zuko get to talking about their sisters. Zuko/Sokka friendship/bonding fic.

Azula in asylum, waiting to be healed.

In which a game of Pai Sho turns into philosophical musing, Sokka pulls ahead at last, and turtle-ducks cause a ruckus. Death isn't so bad when everyone you know has already beat you to the punch, Zuko thinks.

"Maybe next you to feel like doing that, we could, I don't know, talk. Or something." Zuko has scars. Sokka has questions.

Zuko has lots of scars. Sokka doesn't. It bothers both of them. Very mild Zukka.

Subtitled: Sokka is bad at it, and starring Zuko.

Zuko neve wanted any of this to happen. Slowly, he regrets what he did in Ba Sing Se, after he starts going a little mad.

Toph has some about Zuko. By BlackMarketTrombones.

A stroke a bad luck lands Sokka and Zuko in a difficult situation. They are forced to rely on each other to get to Ba Sing Se.

Something deep within Zuko broke as he saw his sister in her true moment of insanity, as if the wings of fear that had always kept him flying had disappeared and for the first time ever, he felt safe enough to land - happy birthday Azula-Angel :D For you.

All the world's a stage, but when it's your world, there are some things you would rather not have an audience for.

Sokka finds some rice wine and tries to get Zuko and the others to loosen up with some 'manly bonding'. Only to have it backfire. NOT SLASH! Post Boiling Rock. WARNING: UNDERAGE DRINKING!

People come into your life like lightning, and she's the poster girl for schadenfreude. Zutara and the last battle, from Azula's point of view.

A battle with Azula goes terribly wrong, and now Sokka will never be able to talk again. Not to mention that it’s all Zuko’s fault. No slash, just Sokka Zuko brotherly type bonding.

Set after Southern Raiders. Sokka catches Zuko outside one night, and they get to talking about their troubles with the opposite sex. NOT YAOI, just to let you know.

When Zuko’s burned, branded, scarred, Azula smiles because it’s the expression most familiar to her, and she doesn’t want to think about what she should be doing instead. — Azula, Zuko

Just after Zuko joins the Gaang, he and Sokka experience something extremely unique for both boys: Male bonding. Platonic friendship fic.

No treatment at the mental health place has worked to bring Azula back to at least semi-normal, so the Fire Sages see no option left except execution. All they need is the Firelord's approval...But would Zuko really allow them to murder his little sister?

"I was 13," he replied, his voice taking on a sudden dark tone. "And it wasn't an accident." .Bitter words lead to an innocent question. ** Not a Romance. **

Who do you go to when you have nightmares, Sokka?" An innocent question, right? Anyway, K because of 2 words & unhappy implication

Azula's friends and family are either dead or traitors. After peace is declared she attempts to find a place within a changed world.

Zuko sneaks away from Father's disapproving gaze...only to be followed by Azula. And all she wants is attention. "But shh, don't tell Mother. It's a secret." Oneshot.

Since the dawn of time, there have been three things deemed as essential conversation material for male bonding: Food, women, and pointy objects. A Zuko and Sokka friendship story.

SPOILERS for The Western Air Temple. The new member of the Gaang bonds over shiny stuff and nicknames. Oneshot, teeny tiny hint of Tokka.

Botan does her best to fight the attraction she has for her boss and the jealousy she feels for the mug pressed firmly against his lips. He's a prince of Reikai, and she's a lowly shinigami. They can never be together. [Botan x Koenma oneshot]

Katara understands why Zuko had to join them. What she doesn't understand is why he and Sokka had to spend every waking moment in each other's company. Zuko&Sokka, Katara.

Please, Zuko, let me hurt you. So he lets her, one last time. ZukoAzula SIBLING RELATIONSHIP

Soujiro finds out that someone is trying to takeover where Shishio left off. Soujiro is forced to join under excessive torture, can he live through this?

Sokka learns a new Fire Nation tradition... Warning: Slight Sokka bashing

During his imprisonment by Hojo, Vincent passes the day by watching a small, silverhaired boy... he would risk it all just to meet his lover's son. past!Vincent and chibi!Sephiroth angst. :D

Someone has a strange hobby... 1shot.

Every Sunday night, Dylan tells her daughter the same story and sings her the same song. And every Sunday night, he's there, listening.

Insanity, Longing, Madness or something else? Saitou muses on some strange things in the RK-verse. One-shot

A look into the truth behind Soujiro's smile. A little deep and different... . Wow this summary is bad...

In this continuation of my previous Soujiro fanfics, he finds a home at last, but when the government catches up to him, he finds his situation more desperate than ever now that he has something worth his life, or perhaps even more. Ch. 7+ rated R.

On Soujirou's Birthday, Yumi has a special gift for him