Christmas is a special time for Kit Calvin, not because she gets to spend it in the North Pole with her family, but because she gets to be with her best friend, Head-Elf Bernard. But it seems Christmas may never come when December 23rd begins repeating itself and Father Time is missing. Kit and Bernard must set out to restore time as they face explorations and a newfound affection.

Scott's about to start his first real year as the new Santa, and he thinks he's ready, but life isn't always as easy as you think it'll be. Balancing the supernatural with the real world is too much for some people. Will Scott make it through and get to experience the joy of being Santa, or will he join the few who'd rather escape back to a life free of magic forever.

Someone from Bernard's past shows up to wreak havoc and get rid of Christmas forever. Also explains why Bernard wasn't in the 3rd movie.

Santa, Bernard, and Curtis are shocked to see that the list has chosen a child to be a new honorary elf at the North Pole. Meanwhile, the Spirit of Halloween tries to become a legendary figure but is refused since people don't know who he is, and a new villain threatens not only Santa and the elves but the North Pole and Christmas itself. Krampus has come for revenge

Charlie knows the laws and codes of the North Pole almost as well as Curtis and Bernard do. So, when after 25 years of being Santa's son, his father finally offers him the famous hat and coat, Charlie knows there's one clause he wont be able to avoid for very long. Can he successfully manage his first Christmas as Santa while make sure he finds a wife by Christmas Eve?

The second movie entirely from Bernards view

Story revamp. Romance and mistletoe go hand in hand, so does cookies and Santa, and reindeer and magic. Or Bernard and work...but Time is all relative and the hourglass can only be flipped so many times before the glass breaks. It takes more than a red suit or an icy touch to be a Legendary Figure, and there's a few who would much rather be on the Naughty List than Nice.

Before Lucy was born, Charlie Calvin had another younger sister named Ella Madellaine. Come and join in on the adventure where the Calvin girl learns her father is Santa Claus and more. There will be chapters from the Calvin and Miller families' point of view. I do not own "The Santa Clause" franchise. It is owned by Disney. My OC, Ella, is who I own.

Cassidy Calvin. A seventeen-year-old girl who loves everything about Christmas. When her dad accidentally becomes the new Santa Claus, her life changes in ways she could have never even imagined. But why does the North Pole seem oddly familiar and the elves seem so relieved to see her? And why does she feel like she's missing something important?(ON HIATUS UNTIL NOVEMBER-ISH SORRY)

Aria, a bright headstrong girl, is the daughter of Scott Calvin. One night on Christmas Eve changes her whole life. Her father struggles to take on the role of Santa and she finds comfort in the head elf Bernard. [Bernard/OC]

This has been a weird year, hasn't it? - Christmas of '94 (or was it '93?) definitely had its moments. And most of them were notably... not great in the eyes of the head elf.

A new enemy, or perhaps a very old one, threatens the Pole. Old friends return and new friends are made as Bernard discovers the truth about his past and the origin of all the elves. Revelations are made, the stakes are higher than ever, and Bernard must come to terms with his shifting world in this sequel to "In the Silence of the Night." (Highly recommend you read that first.)

After several hundred years, Sasha and Allie find themselves making their way back to the North Pole after an accident leaves them stranded in the North Pole. First story in Santa Clause Series. Bernard/OC, eventual Charlie/OC and Jack/OC.

An alternate universe story about what our beloved characters would do under Jack Frost's Santa and what would happen if Scott failed to regain his Santa-ness in the third movie. Needless to say, Jack isn't very good at instilling the Spirit of Christmas, which has magical ripple effects across the board.

What do the characters of The Santa Clause and its sequels get up to when they're just going about their everyday lives? More than you might think! Series of one-shots.

Choosing the Number Two Elf is probably one of the toughest decisions Bernard will ever make. Curtis wants the job more than anything. But, there's more to being Head Elf than meets the eye. Bernard doesn't think Curtis is ready, but when something terrible happens, Curtis might be just who he needs to save the day.

Nobody but he and I knew the truth. Jack wasn't supposed to be Santa; I wasn't supposed to be Jack Frost. He thought being Santa would fix everything...he was horribly, horribly mistaken. [Major OC Involvement. My take on Jack Frost as Santa during the Escape Clause]

The Tooth Fairy is still reeling from a recent tragedy, and Alpha is trying to get things together in The Hollow. Meanwhile, Jack Frost has a plan that might help solve both of their problems...or backfire on him. Can the Tooth Fairy and a Werewolf work out as a couple? Will Tooth Fairy's people be as accepting of Alpha as The Hollow is of him? Read and find out! Dark themes.

An OC heavy one-shot dump usually focusing on Jack, family & friends, with the occasional divergence. Now Playing: The Clifton Manor Incident. England, 1732. Bernard's mission from Santa goes a little bit awry when Jacqueline shows up with a life-changing realization.

Brinna wasn't the only Fairy in The Hollow when The Founders took over! With nowhere else to go, he's forced into hiding. He sees the creation of the underground city and watches its inhabitants come to stay, and one day a terrifying addition arrives. Or...is she really all that terrifying? Momentary compassion causes him to risk discovery. One-shot, OC heavy.

His job is, and has always been, to do everything he can for the other elves. But when a reckless decision leaves him hurt and sick, Bernard must rely on Santa and his friends to save him. Even if it means bringing up a past he buried long ago. Some slight Bernard/OC, but that's not the focus.

James Weaver is 24, 5'7", chubby, wears Clark Kent style glasses, has amazing blue eyes and is on the chubby side. After two years of hard work, he's finally finished rebuilding his life. New place, new car and a promotion at work making more money. He loves his life. James finds it forever changed though when he accidentally becomes the new Santa.

If the Tooth Fairy has always been a female in the past, how will the Council of Legendary Figures react when the latest newborn in the bloodline happens to be a boy? What was his childhood like, and how did he get to where he is today? You'll find the answers to those questions here! (I suggest reading 'The Hollow' and 'A Strange Bond' first.)

When Clair suddenly loses all her Christmas spirit, a special person with a special secret, vows to help her find it again.

The North Pole just can't catch a break during the holiday season! After Jack's Big Thaw, he realizes his life is changing in ways he never imagined. But can he handle facing the mistakes he's made *and* save Christmas from certain doom? (An alternate take on SafyreSky's story "Crystal Springs". Also draws from "Rules of Engagement" by shittyelfwriter.)