What's the number one rule for seeing the future, if you want to live a long and happy life? Never look at your own. A/U, sort of. Non-cannon. Fine. I'll just come out and see it. Weird time-travel type stuff seems to be going on.

Meet Diego Madrigal, My Encanto OC, Get Ready For The Biggest Adventures With Him, These Chapters Take Place During The Crash Of Thunder, A Second Chance By Anonymous On AO3, And More! Enjoy! Rated T For Censored Swearing And Violence

In this take on Cinderella, Bruno is part of a royal family who has him live as a servant because everyone fears his gift of being able to see everyone’s future but his own. But he longs to find true love and to see the world beyond the Casita’s walls.

Mirabel is interrupted in her quest to save the miracle by Alma, who wants to know about some alarming pictures Pepa had found in the nursery. Mirabel really doesn't see what the big fuss is. Alma is determined to find out who drew those horrible pictures of her granddaughter. Only the culprit might be closer than she thought.

About a year after the restoration of Casa Madrigal, Mirabel and her family are finally able to celebrate the marriage of Dolores and Mariano. What should be one of the happiest days in town turns into a sea of chaos when an unexpected guest enters the Encanto. How does this guest affect Mirabel's relationship with her family, and why does the guest look familiar to Abuela Alma?

The magic has returned to Casita and everyone is happier now. But nothing is ever perfect. When Mirabel notices that some of her family is still struggling with their Gifts, all she wants is to give them a break. But there's nothing she can do about that…right?

Every night, for as long as she can remember, he's whispered the words in her ear. After he leaves, Isabela says them to herself, barely audible whispers so soft even Dolores would have trouble hearing them. A short drabble about Bruno's vision of Isabela's future, based on her lines from "We Don't Talk About Bruno." One-shot.

My version of Encanto. Villain Mirabel AU

What If Mirabel took all the Madrigal’s powers and became evil? Cover art by me, FurryDrag0n.

Unexpected. That is how aspiring actor Bruno Madrigal would describe the night he crossed paths with the mysterious woman dancing in sky-high, blood-red heels. Initially coming into a bar to get drunk, he falls in love at first sight and finds himself caught in the middle of something forbidden. Will happiness be in their cards, or are hearts doomed to break?

Antonio has a serious talk with the bees, and it revolves around a particular accident-prone uncle.

With the ones who truly love them and a miracle candle created by their love for one another, Juano and Mirabel couldn't be happier in their new home: Milagro de Amor. When their families show up and magical trouble arises, will they succeed in saving their miracle? I do not own Encanto or any of the songs. Credit goes to Disney, Lin Manuel Miranda and all the other singers.

I've found myself writing a lot of Encanto ficlets of late - so guess I'll plunk them in here. There was a Tumblr event called #Encantober. Think of it as my HC's on steroids - mini character studies for my main fic Doors. And look I share!

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

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.

"If I was you, I'd be really sad." And she was. Mirabel was heartbroken, and growing tired of the daily reminders how much she was less than. The absence of a gift pained her, it weighed heavy on her heart and filled every thought with doubt. She didn't understand it - why she was being strung along in her siblings shadows. cw- depression, mental health

Camilo figured out the hard way that his Tía Julieta's food can't heal everything. Sure, it could heal cuts, bruises, and broken limbs, but not a broken heart. Never a broken heart. And not especially when he's hopelessly in love…with his cousin. This fic has incest content so if you're not a pro-shipper then you skip this story.

After centuries of searching, the last members of the Cult of Pachamama has finally found the vessel of their beloved goddess. It comes in the form of a weather-gifted redhead named Pepa Madrigal. Now that they've found her, nothing will stop them from completing their goals. Not even her family.

On the night of Mirabel's 10th Birthday she harms herself by cutting her wrist. This goes on for years until the family figures out what she has been doing to herself. How will Mirabel deal with the family? Will the family be able to save their mariposa from falling any further. Rated M for self harm and suicide

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.

When a miserable Isabela sneaks outside Casita one night, the last thing she wants is to be followed by her annoying youngest sister. Never would she think that their encounter is the very beginning of her and Mirabel's reconciliation. Slowly, Isabela comes to terms with her flawed behaviour and relearns to be an older sister. AU

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?

Mirabel has only just found Bruno's vision and needs to do what she can to prevent Dolores from ratting her out. However, before things take a turn for the worst, something unexpected happens, leaving Mirabel to deal with a situation she has no clue how to handle.

Mirabel is sad. No, she's broken. Broken and tired of the way she's always treated, how she's always pushed aside in the dark while the rest of her family shone brightly. The disastrous night of her sister's engagement dinner was the final push she needed to send her over the edge. And now, now she's gone forever. How will her family deal with the consequences of their actions?

Mirabel was the useless, gift-less Madrigal. She wanted to believe her family cared but that didn't change the fact they paid her no mind. Otherwise, someone would've noticed she was pregnant at fifteen. Then again, maybe that wasn't a bad thing? She didn't know anymore.