"it's what's best for the encanto" a phrase every single madrigal has heard from the day of there birth. but how can marrying your own cousin be for the good of encanto, and not the selfish desire of a woman that's been in control for far too long? read and find out how Mirabel and Dolores will cope with this new part of there lives

When Isabela was ten, Bruno gave her a vision, revealing that she would have the life of her dreams. With a proposal from Mariano looming overhead, Isabela is worried that the vision will never come true unless she does something desperate. So she does. She asks Mirabel for help.

In the small town of Encanto, everyone knows about the undeclared rules. Never go in the woods. Never go past the fence. Don't go outside in the dark. Whenever outsiders come to town, some are curious as to why. The villagers give a simple answer. The Madrigals, and we don't talk about them.

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?

[poetry, Alma's perspective of Pedro's death] I'm reaching across the river for the memory of you Darling, the one where you hold me & your eyes gleam. Actual title: "pretend / that these aren't the last / words of your love"

In an alternate timeline when Pedro lived and the miracle never happened, the Madrigal family live separately but in the same neighborhood. One stormy night in 1945, shortly after the end of World War II, Bruno and Aya's lives are changed by three lost children.

Lorenzo Takayama and his parents have dinner at Casita. (Sequel to "Aquí en tu ventana")

Julieta spends time with her best friend. (part of previous series starting from "He's Here!")

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 say it. Weird time-travel type stuff seems to be going on.

Bruno wanted so much for his favorite niece. If he could, he would give her the world. All he knew now was that he would never leave her alone again.

The grandchildren of the Madrigals had decided to play poker, teaching Antonio and betting snacks. Eventually the adults of the family find the game and join in. Revealing some unintentional hurts as the children learn something new about the adults of the family Madrigal.

We all need comfort especially when think you don't need it a little smile and happiness goes a long way.

Just a friendly competition between two cousins and some family fluff Mirabel & Camilo besties for life:) Enjoy

Casita is back. The miracle is back. Everything should be great, right? Having their gifts back turns out to be almost as much of an adjustment as having their uncle back.

(Modern AU!) Gifts aren't the only thing that make the Madrigals who they are. Sometimes who you are has it's own challenges... But other times, those challenges MAKE us who we are... (Rating for safety)

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.

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

Simple premise, what is Mirabel was a part of the Casitia itself? I like to think that this is what happened.

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

A candle. A living house. Magical powers. A 15-year-old girl named Mirabel. Miracles can come in all shapes and sizes, and Bruno's latest miracle may just take the shape of a 41-year-old widow named Lucía and her daughter Josefina. And – uh – maybe also a horse. [Slow-burn Bruno/OC]

"Cada parte de mí está equivocada. My mind, my heart, even my gift, it's all wrong." Bruno spat bitterly as he hugged his knees. Tears were streaming down his face now. "I know it feels like the world has no place for you. Por favor, Te lo ruego, don't ever give up looking for one. If you can't find a place then makeone, pero nunca te rindas."

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!

Mirabel Madrigal is the only one in her family without a magical gift, leaving her feeling slightly like an outsider. When a trio of wizard brothers visit Encanto, Mirabel becomes charmed by the youngest brother Marcos. When the brothers offer to have Mirabel stay in their home she accepts, but little does she know it's a plot for the older brothers to steal her family's magic.

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)

Mirabel ve grietas, pero nadie mas las ve ¿se esta volviendo loca? ¿porque ve grietas que no estan alli? su familia finalmente ve las grietas, pero no en las paredes, bruno se da cuenta que su vision no era lo que creyo que era.