Jamie Bennett has a mark on his chest. It's shaped like a snowflake. He's had it since he was ten. He doesn't think the person who gave him the mark even knows about it.

Jack has a favor to ask of Death.

He's been invisible for so long, it's hard to be seen sometimes. One-shots and mini archs of Jack's life.

Jack Frost spent three hundred years having fun in the wind before becoming a Guardian, but what about his days of despair and the fact that he spent all his life unloved? Rated T for some swearing, and insurance for the future. (

Jamie and Sophie are growing and Jack fears they will stop believing. A trip to Jamie's wealthy aunt's manor reveals something about Jamie and Jack and changes their thoughts about each other. And a fictional tale of the birth of the ROTG movie. (Ratings may differ for different chapters. Mostly rated K-plus)

Harry, Ginny, Ron, Hermione go back in time to the age of the Marauders to try and change the future

Hiccup didn't see the point in stopping Astrid as she ran off towards his village—towards his father—with his most desperately protected secret. He was leaving anyway. A coming-of-age tale. Deviates from movie. Borderline bromantic-comedy.

Tutelary \TOO-tuh-lair-ee\; adj. (1): having the guardianship of a person or a thing, (2): of or relating to a guardian. Chapter 7: Secret weapons, scandal mags, and sled run designs.

A monster who feeds on immortality appears, and Jack becomes his unfortunate victim. Now Jack, with all his immortality gone, is forced to live a drama-filled life as a normal 18-year-old boy named Jack Overland, all the while trying to find a way to become Jack Frost once again. Cover art by MaddieSeth on deviantArt.

What the title says. Part 14: TimeKeeper. Jamie understands the consequences of being in the middle of a battle of immortals far better at sixteen than he did at ten. But he can't just stand back and let Jack fight alone.

Various Immortal!Jamie stories. Chapter 3: Jack always knew he was a terrible influence. He just never expected it to come to this.

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

Jack pisses off the wrong person and as a result finds himself stripped of his powers and turned human. Stuck in Burgess with no way to contact the other Guardians, what is he to do? And what happens when he discovers the family he didn't know he had? Cover art by rollingstarr/Itsuka.Yamazaki.

He missed the lightning bolt. He missed his only chance. Now Marty McFly - also known as Calvin Klein - is forced to grow up alongside his parents, eventually watching his younger self go through life just as he once had in the 1980s. AU.

When the end of the world happened, the Guardians had to step up to the plate to protect what could be saved. A story of after.

On a moonless night, Pitch is finally victorious. But discounting even an honorary Guardian may be a mistake. Rated M for violence and major character deaths.

Jamie is eighteen when he discovers that his best friend is a murderer.

Set right after the movie. Discovering Jack passed out in the back of the sleigh after defeating Pitch, North takes it upon himself to make sure the child spirit is alright and makes an offer that Jack might be too afraid to take up. After all 300 years alone is not something that goes away over night.

Based off a prompt in the rotg kink meme: "Jack having an accent, but it eventually faded after centuries of primarily hanging out in the U.S., and it coming out during a stressful situation (eg: fighting with Bunny, Jamie getting injured, etc.)and everyone being all "wait, what"

Never once did Jamie Bennett stop believing, and now, on his death bed, Jack Frost mourns the loss of the first human to see him. But the Man in the Moon has other ideas for the boy who once was the only child in the world that believed.

Pitch has one thing on his mind: Revenge. He has finally figured out how to bring about the destruction of Jack Frost, and he makes the Guardians watch. One Shot.

The more Jack learns about being a Guardian, the less sure he is that he fits.

"Sometimes I wonder what would've happened if I went back to the day I drowned and survived..." 317-year-old, immortal Jack Overland Frost switches bodies with 17-year-old, human Jackson Burgess. Hilarity ensues... sort of.

Jack Frost knows he is damaged, but also knows he can get better. He will make himself get better. He will not be like Pitch, not ever.

Jack meets Missus Claus. She's not quite what he was expecting.

Three hundred years of solitude. The only ones who could see him were animals. A story about Jack and the wolves of Burgess.

The thing about children is, they grow up. Their belief is like snowflakes: powerful, beautiful, and evanescent.

Jack knows who, and what, he is.

Takes place in Season 1. Just a short, weird oneshot where Aang and Zuko switch bodies.