In the distant future where Casita falls, Mirabel and Bruno both die trying to save the miracle candle. But thanks to the last of the magic of the Miracle candle and a wish that Mirabel makes just as she takes her final breath, instead of staying dead Mirabel and Bruno both suddenly find themselves 'waking up' years in the past inside of their younger bodies the night before

After being confronted by Pepa after the Crack Incident, Mirabel is left with a life-altering injury. As she slips further and further away from her family because of it, can they catch her before she slips too far? Based on my one shot The Crash of Thunder.

The cowardly but loyal Oscar Madrigal is a cat who lives with the Madrigal family, hidden in the mountains of Colombia in a charmed place called the Encanto, which has blessed every child in the family with a unique gift - every child except Mirabel. Oscar must help her when she finds out that the magic could be in danger. Rewritten to be better than the original. Hopefully.

(ou 5 fois où on a pris les mots de Bruno pour une prophétie et 1 fois où il l'a fait exprès) Quelques tranches de vie basées sur la chanson "Ne parlons pas de Bruno", de l'enfance de Bruno, Pepa et Julieta à quelques années avant le film. Bruno POV.

*WARNING: Rating is for very mature themes of self-harm and repeated suicide attempts* Alma Madrigal's confrontation of Mirabel did more than break the family's casita. It split the family apart as well as breaking Mirabel down even more. As the house is rebuilt, secrets are revealed, and the Madrigals learn just how close they came to losing two of their members forever.

There are many mysteries in Casa Madrigal. Why Mirabel is Giftless. Why there's a strange locked door. Why there are ominous rumblings throughout the walls. When one lives in a house of magic, it's expected that somethings would be unclear...or even hidden. (OR: AU in which Bruno's Gift has nothing to do with seeing the future, but is instead something much, much worse.)

One shot collection of the Madrigal family healing, or hurting as a family. Requests open.

Mirabel forgave her Abuela, but what about everyone else? Will they forgive her as readily? What all happened during the reconstruction? How do you encourage others to move past the past? How will them not having magic then having it restored affect the family? And what about those shiny new blank doors, Casita and that brand new miracle?

Un acto violento desencadenó un milagro, el destino de dos familias quedó entrelazado cuando un don une a sus dos miembros mas jóvenes. Mirabel/OC

When Cas Madrigal gets stuck back in time, she has to roll with the lie that she's Bruno's daughter till she can drag herself and the troublemaker that caused this back to the future. But having already caused a huge disruption to the timeline, Cas is going to have to figure out to how to guide Mirabel back to saving the Miracle and the family.

When Pepa starts to take care of Mirabel for Julieta after Bruno's disappearance, the whole family shifts.

On the eve of his 21st birthday, Bruno reflects on the curse of his family's "gifts". He decides to blow out the candle and throw away the gift. The family and town has to deal with the loss of the Madrigal's powers and Casita. Was destroying the miracle worth it? (I have heard the pleas of the people and I will continue this story)

We all love "Encanto". That's no surprise. Though, I bet we've all wondered how different the story could get. If one event didn't happen, if one character made a different decision, or if the laws of reality itself weren't the same. Well...fortunately for us, the multiverse is a vast creature of endless stories and possibilities.

The Madrigals-a family full of wonder and magic. They were revered. They were worshipped. And Mirabel hated them. Ever since she was thrown out at only age five she wanted nothing more than to rip their blessings right from their hands. To watch them cry as they lost it all. And teaming up with Dolores tired of living in the shadows as the forgotten Madrigal. She'll get just that.

Aletia saw the world differently. Everything had an aura, a lifeforce, a will. Through blind eyes, that's what she saw. Because of this, however, she was perceived as being a demon. She lost everything except her brother. Through endless running, they find themselves in Encanto. For some reason, the magic seems to love her. And it's there that she meets a special, magical family...

No one in the village wanted to be near Bruno Madrigal with his strange mutterings and ability to see the future. All were afraid of him and what anything he said would mean. At least, that is the story Alma Madrigal wanted the generations to remember. Because there was one person who loved Bruno fiercely, taking on everyone else who tried to mock or blame him. Her name was Carina.

Previously known as When the Door's Shut There's Always The Window. After learning of Alma's abuse of her children, Julieta takes her family and leaves the family with Bruno. Outside of the strict expectations of Abuela Isabela's gift grows, creating new life, Luisa settles down with the love of her life, and Mirabel discovers that she has a gift.

After fifty years, the candle that blessed the Madrigals has gone out. The villagers are helping them to build a new home, but that's not all that needs to be done. The family is now lost without their powers, and they need to know: Who am I without magic? Mirabel never had magic, but she does have a gift, and, with help from her tío, it's time she uses it to rebuild her family.

It is Camilo's birthday. Julieta intends to start the day with a big prank on the whole family.

Luisa is busy on Valentine's Day. She hopes to end the day on a good note.

Set not too long after the end of the movie (during the events of "Viñetas"), Bruno remembers his sweetheart, who left the Encanto after his disappearance.

Pepa runs away from home, and begins exhibiting strange behaviors when she returns. La Familia Madrigal must figure out what's wrong, or risk losing her forever. A story about hidden grief and the crushing weight of nearly impossible expectations.

This is nothing much. Just a what if scenario I wrote to see how people would react to what's in store.

The Madrigals revive an old game from the triplets' childhood and start gathering at midnight to share made-up stories. They discover an unexpected impact of storytelling, as they unintentionally bring up baggage from the past and begin processing it through their tales.

A teenager in a blue and white dress walked into Costa Rica, a town full of fishermen. With her was a little infant and seven golden butterflies. She went to the town to beg for food. But little did anyone know this was not some ordinary homeless teenager. WARNING: IMPLIED INCEST/ COUSIN INCEST