Donald Duck never returned from the deserted island and now, months later, Scrooge and the family are investigating a haunted trade route to put a stop to whatever has been hindering McDuck shipping. Based on Tumblr user whisperwillyou's AU

Seventeen-year-old Stanley Pines isn't doing so well: no money, no car, no hope. And then, a strange man in a top hat offers him a job. How could he refuse? And now, ten years later, they're taking their show to a little backwater town in Oregon... (Circus AU)

"You were lucky to be born." Azulon once said those words to Ozai when he was a child, but Ozai always finds a way to twist his father's words. Though the palace is large, Azulon hears everything that happens within. A story of Azulon's relationship with his secondborn child. Azulon is less bad in this fic than in canon, but I tried to keep events as faithful as possible. Oneshot.

Azulon knows certain family members are special, but speaking to Zuko in front of Ilah's picture reminds him of this.

Ozai is summoned by the Firelord for a talk. His son's motives are a mystery to him, but perhaps playing along with the game will bring about the answer as to why Zuko is suddenly looking for information on Azulon.

While Stan is still recovering his memories post-Weirdmageddon (but before the birthday party), a moment of clumsiness brings some particularly bad ones back with a vengeance; it's up to Ford to calm him down. Slight trigger warning for panic attack.

When Azulon said Ozai should sacrifice his son he did not mean for Zuko to be killed.

After the Ninja form the Tornado of Creation and defeat the Oni, things happen a little differently. Lloyd isn't the only one to talk to the First Spinjitzu Master.

Stanley is seventeen-years-old and needs to cut six pounds before his next boxing match. Luckily, one of his teammates pulls him aside and teaches him some techniques that will help with that. / / One shot. National Eating Disorders Association Hotline number: (800) 931-2237. / / TW: Anorexia and bulimia. I might write a second chapter, but for now, it's just a one-shot.

Stan comes up with a plan after his brother virtually demands he leaves the Shack at the end of the Summer. Whilst dealing with self-worth issues the two have a brotherly heart-to-heart while abroad on the Stan O' War. Has a happy ending, trigger warning for references to suicide.

What if Stanley had been the one lost to the portal, and Stanford was left behind, trying to bring him back? Ford's task is only complicated by the demons of his past, both figurative and literal. A Gravity Falls AU

Ford has had enough of these weird prank calls

After the kids leave, all of Stan's previous mental issues catch up with him. Not canon compliant, so like Ford waits a few weeks to ask Stan to go sailing and this happens. I know, it's bad. TW: Suicide attempt. I was up at midnight writing this so, sorry about this. Hope you like it anyway, it's got a happy ending, I promise. Longish one-shot.

Much time has passed since the fall of Sky City. Our heroes - still searching for home- stumble across a world as ancient as the beginning of time with some secrets there just as old. Follow Jesse and the gang on a adventure in discovering the answer behind the Immortal's Child.

Short one shot. Stanford talks to his late brother...but why he's late is the real story. Based on real life feelings. R/R. Serious author's note. (3-6-16: Post finale message) (8-31-16) (FINAL NOTE-10-6-17)

After Norrisville High is destroyed, the teenagers are located to nearby city named "San Fransokyo." After seeing Big Hero 6 one night, Randy decides it's time to figure out who exactly they are. And little does he know, he's closer to them than he thinks... And to make it worse, the Stank somehow followed them to the city... (Randy and Hiro are cousins, slightly AUish)

In which Ford wishes he had made up with Stan a little sooner, and Stan wishes Ford had found him on the floor a little later. / Semi-AU where Ford waits a few weeks to ask Stan to accompany him to the Arctic Ocean. tw: suicide attempt

Bill Cipher has entered many minds in his time. They are essentially his playground. Still, he finds it surprising just how different his experiences between the Pines brothers are. Also posted on my Tumblr.

Stan becomes severely ill on the Stan O' War. As Ford nurses him back to health, his fever-induced memory lapses reveal some of Stan's inner demons.

The red washed away to reveal the source of Ford's shame: the brand he left on his brother. The reminder of that single incident was bad enough, but it was more than that. The brand served as a symbol of all the pain Ford had caused Stan: abandoning him to the streets, ignoring him for ten years, and treating him like garbage after he spent thirty years bringing him back.

Mabel had had the right idea all along, she was just being a bit too low-tech about it. But if Fiddleford could invent a gun that erased people's memories, then surely Stanford could invent something that recovered lost memories. He could and he would, and then he would use it to get Stanley's memories back, and then everything would be alright.

Dipper didn't trust Stan last time. Could be make the same mistake twice?

It all started with the grim. Now it seems like every time he turns around, Ford finds yet another death omen hanging around his brother. Seriously, what exactly is going on with his brother that death constantly seems to follow his footsteps? A 5 1 fic of the death omens that adopted Stan based on the JOML AU by notllorstel and augmented by thesnadger and impishnature on Tumblr.

"Go ahead. Blow my brains out. I know you want to. Besides, Stan Pines has been dead for years anyway." Stan felt dead long before he took Stanford's identity. "Bringing you back was the only reason I didn't off myself years ago." Ford just stood there with his mouth agape like a deer in the headlights. "Just do it! Pull the trigger! PULL THE TRIGGER, STANFORD!"

While preparing for their boating trip, Ford discovers a surprising secret about Stan and ultimately, himself. Mostly crack. Contains brotherly teasing and a slight mention of Stan being drunk.

Stan was having another memory lapse, and it looked like this was a particularly bad one. Usually, Stan's episodes were minor moments of forgetfulness, and they would calmly work through them. But now, Stan was shaking and looked like he was on the verge of a panic attack.

"Do you know how much it hurts to lose your twin? It hurts so bad, Dipper. I don't want to see Mabel go through that. You can't leave her, Dipper." Stan's tears landed on Dipper's face. "You can't leave me."

At first, Danny didn't think Norrisville was haunted—but that was before his ghost sense went off and he found this Ninja terrorizing the local high school. And at first, Randy didn't think anything of the new kid who turned up to laugh at him—but that was before he almost got fried by a laser and realized he was dealing with McFist's lackey. (Cover by anonymous. bat)

Stan still has gaps in his memory and it worries him. Luckily Ford is there to reassure him.

It's 1982, and Ford Pines has called his brother to Oregon, in desperate need of his help. Fate keeps Ford in this reality, and forces him to confront some very uncomfortable truths about his relationship with his twin.

In which, the genius Stanford Pines realizes that his own actions and words have their own devastating consequences, by the time he realizes this. It may already be too late to fix the damage he's done. After all, putting a person back together was a lot more difficult then a machine. {AU with Dipper and Mabel vs the Future. No slash, please Read&Review!)

How the ending of "Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future" should have actually ended. Spoilers, brief one shot. If you like Stanford and can't see his flaws, don't bother reviewing.

Dipper and Mabel are put into a coma-like sleep by some Gravity Falls weirdness, prompting Ford and Stan to trek out to find a cure. Along the way, Ford discovers that Stan knows a lot more about Gravity Falls than he initially thought.

Ford delves into the Mindscapes of his family to make sure they're safe from Bill's influence, and finds things in his twin's mind that makes him rethink everything he thought he knew. Long one-shot.

A short one-shot from Grunkle Stan's POV. It takes place right after the events of The Last Mabelcorn.

Hiccup discovers a seemingly endless new island. During his exploration of it, he finds three gigantic walls and within them, remnants of a civilisation far more refined than his own. The only problems are the pests.

Takes place just after the events of Fresh Principal of Norrisville High. Principal Slimovitz calls Randy back to his office after realizing a very important detail about the student. One-shot. Let's give P Slimz some love, y'all!

And by insider, we mean Howard Weinerman. Takes place during "Living in Shooblivion" (spoilers). Howard's inner thoughts during Randy's battle with the robo-dog, and what he thinks when he finally realizes why Randy is getting his butt whooped. One-Shot.

P. Slims! Slimovitz has been a principal for a while. So long, in fact, that he's noticed a lot about the ninja...or should he say ninjas? Slimovitz reflects on his years as principal and the ninjas that were there...including the current one. One-Shot.

First time with RC:9GN story! After Randy gets knocked out by a robot, Viceroy is forced to go get him. A little bit of first-aid has Viceroy knowing a LOT more than he should. Helpful criticism welcome! Because I absolutely love Viceroy's character. One-Shot.

What if Aang had stopped to learn a little more about the enemy? Or, rather, who the enemy actually was. After episode "The Chase." Oneshot.

All Hakoda wanted to know was why his daughter was so mean and nasty to Zuko. Why was it so hard to get a straight answer from that boy? Set after The Boiling Rock. Rated T for language. One shot.