How do you treat a bossy little brat...

Scott Summers wakes up in Stryker's lab.

Jean and Scott have had a very smooth relationship. They were the dream couple everyone wished to be like. Now, it was time to start a family. Easy peasy, that is until a certain feral shows up. T for Strong language because it's Logan.

Rogue spends the night with a mysterious man, but will the encounter change her life more than she realises? Based loosely on the movies but set in an AU.

Young Peter Maximoff had many adventures while he was growing up, he drove his Mom crazy over the years. Join Peter on his adventures through his youth, he was a mischievous child/teenager - Random Oneshots.

Charles is having a rotten day and would quite like to be left alone to have a bloody good sulk, thank you very much. Turns out, cuddles make pretty good medicine and flirtatious uses of fruit are a lot more fun than grading book reports. Set some time in the first few years after reopening the school post-DOFP.

Kurt was raised by an elderly priest, receiving letters with no return address from his mysterious possibly-a-superhero-but-which-one? mother that followed him to the circus and then to the school. During/after the events of Dark Phoenix, one final letter shows up.

Depois de matar Jean Grey, Logan se embrenhou nas matas canadenses durante seu momento de luto e, lá, ele teve uma revelação profunda sobre sua relação com a ruiva. NOTA: as cores dos olhos dos personagens são as dos quadrinhos, ok? Apesar da trama pegar muitas referências dos filmes dos X-Men

Sick and injured children asking to meet the super-powered elite isn't unusual when it comes to wishes, but when one of them asks to meet an infamous villain? Someone's got to take the job. Hopefully, they've all got a compassionate side...

Every now and again the future can find you living a life of happiness that you never imagined. But when the past returns with memories that can't be forgotten how do you chose between them and the new life you've made? Rogue/Scott Rogue/Logan Jean/Scott

Autumn Garland was 13 when she woke up wolf-like ears and eyes, coupled with a healing factor and heightened senses. Her parents didn't understand and drove her away, but luckily she finds a kindred spirit; Logan Howlett. They form a father-daughter duo, eventually finding out about the Institute and coming to enjoy it there. Undecided future Canon/OC pairing. Follows X-Men 1-3.

Secretary Hank McCoy has traditionally spent the holidays with his mother. This year he'd been invited by Charles to the mansion for a celebration he wasn't morally able to turn down. During a trip to New York for presents, Hank stumbles across a human woman he just can't seem to walk away from. It's serendipity at its finest during a time of year when romance seems magical— (cont)

Logan can be patient until Marie is of age. Marie...well Marie's just really hoping to get to second base. And third. And a home run. So Logan is working hard to be the good guy. With a girl like Marie it's not easy. Lemons and language. And some technically underage second and third base. Third part of the 'The First Time I Ever...' series.

Sequel to 'The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face' - Logan is slowly getting memories of the new timeline. Among them what happened after Jean gave him that piece of his past. And most importantly, the first time he and Marie met. And the first time he kissed her.

He thought she was gone. He'd lost her. But he was sent back to change things. Change the past so this terrible future didn't happen. Maybe she wasn't as lost as he'd believed.

Petit recueil de drabbles prenant place dans l'univers des X-Men. Pour ceux qui ne connaissent pas le principe, on vous donne un mot et vous avez 7 minutes pour écrire un texte de 100 mots (avec une tolérance de 10%). Certains ont été écris dans le cadre des soirées Drabbles du Collectif NoName, d'autres avec l'aide d'un générateur de mots aléatoires.

Seven year old Elle Shinobi is imprisoned in Stryker's Alkali Lake facility, experimented on due to weak but early developed healing factor. She escapes the facility during the deadly Weapon X rampage, only to collapse from hypothermia in the forest nearby. As luck would have it, someone else has recently escaped... A romance based on "Lone Wolf and Cub" by Koike & Kojima

Charles Xavier is a billionaire playboy and powerful telepath. He has no reason to settle down. Driven by carnal desire, he stalks nightclubs across the country in search of fun, meaningless sex. But after one passionate night aboard his yacht with Erik Lehnsherr, Charles finds himself in an unfamiliar position. Because Erik is the one who just walks away.

Set immediately after the events of X2, Mystique acts against one of Stryker's enablers, a drabble.

'Some girls are sweeter, others have a tinge of bitterness, it is as if I can smell their souls. Their experiences and relationships are painted in warm, sour crimson.' Emilia Jones harbors perhaps the only weapon that can unite the worlds two most powerful mutants. Too bad it comes with morning sickness. C/OC/E. First class.

The life of a young telekinetic mutant is thrown into chaos when the events of X-Men: Days of Future Past begin.

Vaguely, she was aware that Sean was staring at her. That was fine. People stared at her all the time. A side effect of having a physical mutation. What put her on edge was the lack of disgust or fear. Sean/OFC Set during First Class.

He hates her; the knowledge of it has been fast around her neck now for some time. She asks Bobby, who laughs; she asks Jubilee, who wonders. Maybe in that other past he lived, he hated her counterpart; this much, they can agree on. Maybe she did him harm. Maybe she broke his heart, Jubes suggests with a giggle. The only response is an annoyed wave and a skipped heartbeat.

After The Statue of Liberty, Rogue has never been more certain of her feelings for Logan. It's not that he doesn't care for her too, of course he does, but things are complicated. For people like them, it could take a while for it to get uncomplicated. (A rewrite of the Original X-Men Trilogy).

Perhaps it was their telepathic link that had brought them together at the beginning but that was not the most important thing for Charles and Jean. Because in a family, this kind of things is not important.