Two wedding guests stick around as DM chats with his bride over an urgent matter concerning his best friend (alternative take on the wedding glimpsed in "The World Is Full Of Stuff")

Sometimes what comes next doesn't take imagination

Squawk knows only one way of getting close to Dawn...DM knows her too well though, and ponders whether or not there's ulterior motives (tag for "Pink Dawn")

Danger Mouse drives Professor Squawkencluck up the wall all the time, and yet she still adores him. Why? Because of what she can see underneath his callow, shallow, callous exterior: a heart of gold. And she loves him for it even though she hates him. They have years of adventures to prove it, after all. So is it any surprise when they one day get married?

With a dance competition on the rise, Squawk and DM enlist Penfold to help them practice. He chooses a rather raunchy song, but it's just upbeat enough to help them get into the groove. Who knows? Maybe after the night is done, the two won't be ready to call it quits yet. It's a strange idea, mouse and hen, but if life had proven anything to them, it was that anything goes!

It was an old adage, but far more apt than little Ms. Crumhorn could ever know. She didn't just end the darkness for others, but even in within, she'd had to slog through the shadows before coming to light in her true self, ready to leave behind the dawn and enter into the day.

Dawn isn't quite sure how she feels about Danger Mouse, but she does know that he excites and intrigues her in ways she's never felt before. As taboo as all of it is, she can't help but fall in love with the danger and want more and more of it. Her daydream is Danger Mouse, and she likes it.

Just a two-shot/analysis of Dawn as she goes from Pink to Dark.

DM makes a compliment sound more than just complimentary (tag for "Pink Dawn")

Mr. Snuggles fancied himself as Dawn's big brother, though he knew it was not true. But he took his role as her guide and guard very seriously. After one particularly close call left him deeply shaken, he took it upon himself to find new ways to keep Dawn safe, but when Dawn's childish power goes into overdrive, all of that is put on the back burner...

Reboot. There's a very good reason why Isembard Kingkong Brunel hates the swimming pool at Willesden Green. Set before Big Penfold. Oneshot.

Just a collection of poems and a short story that revolves around my reunion with Nezu-Chan last October during the countdown for Halloween 2016.

An analysis of Dawn's thought process as she meets the Danger Agency's finest for the first time (tag for "Pink Dawn")

Danger Moth finds Squawk drinking and thinking, something Squawk doesn't think she should do all the time for fear of what follows (tag for "The World Is Full of Stuff"), special credit to Bravekid for the prompt

Professor Squawkencluck finds herself inexplicably drawn to a cave in the Appalachian Mountains in America. The pull she feels towards the cave is so strong that she can't help but obey and go, trying to find out what her mysterious past relationship to this cave really is.

For all of her life, Squawk's been insecure about her rear end and its annoyingly large size. It doesn't help when her coworkers at the Danger Agency make bad puns at her expense either. But maybe, just maybe, she will one day find a way to love herself regardless of what she looks like. (Don't be fooled, this fic is only about Squawk's butt, feel free to pass. It's kind of weird).

As Professor Squawkencluck proudly presented her futureoid camera to the Danger Agents and Colonel K, her mind turned to what it could well mean for the future. (tag for "The World Is Full Of Stuff")

Professor Squawkencluck describes herself as a woman who has no idea how to play like a little girl, but why is that? She drops hints that she had a less than stellar upbringing, but she never goes beyond that and no one ever thinks to ask. What was Professor Squawkencluck's history like? What made it so difficult for her to play with all the other little girls when she was a kid?

Danger Mouse gets in the middle of Dawn and Snuggles struggle against one another, and his words strike a chord with the Princess. Is it time to act like an adult? (tag for "Dark Dawn")

A look into Bernard's POV as he is brought to life, but can he truly call a kingdom made of rage his home? (tag for "Dark Dawn")

Dawn and Snuggles are at it again, bickering over something stupid once more. It's just a typical sibling rivalry. The only problem is, both of them are supervillains. This means that when they fight, all of London gets involved. With any luck, DM and Penfold will be able to bring things to a peaceful solution before all of London is turned pink again.

Dawn has always been a rather lonely girl, so when she gains the power to bring her dreams to life, she wastes no time in bringing her one and only companion to life in order to fill that void in her heart. What happens, though, when she grows tired of him and casts him off? How will he cope with his newfound loneliness? Turns out, he's more like Dawn than anyone ever thought.

His friends, his new family, they shall not betray him; they shall be his rock, just as he had been the rock for the one imperfect soul whom he had tried to give a perfect life to (tag for "Dark Dawn")

"The end is just a stop along the way for most people who mourn, before they get to move forward, that's the way it should be. Sometimes a lot of us aren't lucky, some days we all go together"-Danger Mouse (A spoof of a scene from Avengers: Endgame)

Supposed sequel to "Scarlett Johamster's Insistence". Shirakage continues to ponder how much she feels for Danger Mouse, despite him being too kooky for her. But a cold rainy night out in a Pub melts her sardonic heart when she confronts a drunken, sick DM, and the Japanese White Tailed Mouse ends up carrying him back to Danger HQ. Could her heart possibly melt even further?