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These are recommendations made by Tropers for Disney Animated Canon Fan Fics, all of which have to be signed to stay on the page. Feel free to add a fanfic of your own to the list, but remember to use the template found here.

Do warn when a fanfic may head into romantic or non-canon territory. Some people just don't like it, and as we all know, Shipping is Serious Business.

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bStormhands

  • Recommended by AlyssaMacki
  • He writes some of the best, not just Disney but stories Period, His best are "Rapunzel Goes Home" and "Roused". He resolves problems the characters have at the ends of their stories that most people brush off. It lets me look into the facts he brings up and discover them for myself. And I can not forget "Merida Comes". It really brings in how characters, even if they're not real, can influence us immensely. An author who can do that deserves much more, but this is the best I can do.

Disney Kink List

  • Recommended by Kinola
  • Disney's very own Kink Meme site. Come here to prompt or fill a prompt. Only contains prompts for all the animated movies Disney had made and released.

Originaltrilogy.com

  • Recommended by Decaf Grub 47393
  • Even though the site is named after and dedicated to Star Wars, they have a huge Disney Animation restoration project from 35mm prints, also covering live-action titles such as Song of the South.

Stories focused on the family and the friendly relationships of the cast. Plot-focused stories or light day-in-the-life stories. Pretty much anything that isn't focused on romance.

Crowns of the Kingdom by Karalora

  • Recommended by Lalalei 2001
  • Status: Complete
  • Synopsis: When a vengeful villain attempts to turn Disneyland's 50th Anniversary from the Disney Family's greatest triumph to their greatest defeat, it's up to Mickey Mouse to set things right and save his many friends from a fate worse than death!
  • Comments: This fic is amazing, especially if you're a Disney fan. 70 plus years of Disney's history are woven into the fic, from parks and attractions to characters. Mickey Mouse being the main hero is really neat, and it was written before Epic Mickey came out. It's an emotional read, especially at the very end. Mickey really has to earn his happy ending, but he does, and it's amazing.

Disney High School by Morloth88

  • Recommended by Much Ado About Nonny
  • Status: Ongoing
  • Synopsis: High school AU webcomic. Mother Gothel and Claude Frollo got married; Rapunzel and Quasimodo grew up as homeschooled siblings. The story follows their exploits when they return to a public high school, with many other classic Disney storylines cleverly worked into the background along the way.
  • Now has its own trope page.

Disney's War — A Crossover Story by technomizer

  • Recommended by ScroogeMacDuck, Ariachus
  • Status: Complete
  • Synopsis: Peg-Leg Pete uses the Doorway, a creation of Yen Sid, to access other worlds of the Disney multiverse. He first ends up in Prydain, where he accidentally revives the Horned King, now merged with the powers of The Black Cauldron, who decides to conquer the whole multiverse. But if the worlds aren't kept in balance, terrible things could happen… things far beyond the King's control. To stop that from happening, King Mickey gathers an army of heroes from the whole multiverse to fight against the Horned King's own army, that he created by using the powers of the Cauldron to revive all the Disney Villains of the past. An epic battle awaits them on Bald Mountain…
  • Comments: An amazing story, slightly Darker and Edgier than the normal Disney universe even though everybody's still in character. Noteworthy, too, for its unique portrayal of how the multiverse works, which is, contrary to many fics, totally different from Kingdom Hearts.
    • It got two sequels: first End of Worlds — A Crossover Sequel (Complete) and finally The Final Adventure — Disney Crossover Finale (Complete).

Fairytales by Commander

  • Recommended by Rookiez 78
  • Status: Complete
  • Synopsis: "Fairytales, across different times and places."

Fantasia Crisis by Lord Akiyama

  • Recommended by Jimbodeek
  • Status: Complete
  • Synopsis: Throughout the Disney worlds, a war between good and evil looms ever closer. With Chernabog, God of Darkness gathering villains to aid his quests, Yen Sid and Mickey summons twelve of the greatest heroes, to defend the worlds from the coming evil.

The Great Disney Adventure Saga by talking2myself

  • Recommended by CMR Rosa and Eric W
  • Status: Complete
  • Synopsis: When Kelsey and her six-year-old cousin Emma get sucked into the tv, it was only the beginning of their great Disney adventure. Even after they got out, a year later they went back in, and the stakes would only get bigger.
  • Comments: This is an awesome crossover, everyone was in character and the original characters are well written. It's also not afraid to get meta or self-referencing in the story, as while Kelsey and her family might know some of the stories, Jack Sparrow at least knows they're in a Disney world, and can reference that quite often. While it can drag in places where the Myth Arc is sidetracked by the smaller Story Arc around it, but overall it's an engaging read.
  • This is actually a series of 3 fics.

The Green Glade by LetItFlow0992

  • Recommended by: Olmo JV, Ariachus
  • Status: Completed
  • Synopsis: On their return journey from the ruins of the Horned King's castle, Taran and his friends stop at a beautiful glade to rest. While they are there, Eilonwy is drawn to a mystical presence. Movieverse.
  • Tags: Adventure, Fantasy

The Happiest Place by ForTalosandtheEmpire

  • Recommended by: FaireHeart
  • Status: Complete. Sequel ongoing.
  • Synopsis: For fifty-six years, Disneyland held a secret: all the characters are very much alive within the park's walls. Things are not as wonderful as they would seem, however. Factions rise and fall between the characters as they vie for control. Unpopularity means death. Caught in the middle of it all is Cinderella, a character with a great deal of popularity, but few physical ties to either park. When the Villains threaten the park's very existence, the characters will have to put aside their differences in order to save the happiest place on earth.
  • Comments: A brilliantly written story focusing on Cinderella's role in the events before and during an all-out war in Disneyland between the good and evil characters. One of its most interesting aspects is how the author chose to portray the characters as not always getting along, even to the point of forming rivalries. This is particularly true for the princesses themselves. While it is a more general, plot-based story, there is also a romance plotline focused on Cinderella and Captain Jack Sparrow of all people, which the author somehow made work. Be warned that this story is Darker and Edgier than many other stories set in the Disney parks and is an incredibly emotional ride from start to finish.

Happy Endings? by vrsvla

  • Recommended by mistergold
  • Status: Vanished from the internet. Please post a link if found.
  • Synopsis: This focuses on Wonderland, aka Terra Mirabilos, which is divided into two kingdoms named Corona (White Kingdom) and Titania (Red Kingdom). Chernabog is freed from Bald Mountain by the Evil Queen (whose name here is Mela Grimmhilde), who reveals that they share a common enemy; Snow White, the descendant of Chernabog's ancient foe Bylun and the White Queen of Corona. This story explores Chernabog and Mela's plans to topple Snow White from her throne and manipulate their way through Wonderland. Most of the characters are composite characters in order to fit in heaps of Disney fairytales but still focus on the main characters.

The Hellbound Hearts by Da Games Elite

  • Recommended by Patworx
  • Status: Dead
  • Synopsis: Jafar rises from the grave as he's summoned by Ursula to a meeting of the fallen villains. Can these villains be united under one leader, or will their selfish goals, differing philosophies, and all around hatred for one another ruin them all?

Hope for the Heartless by TheCacklingCactus

  • Recommended by Olmo JV, Ariachus
  • Status: Ongoing
  • Synopsis: The Horned King is released from the Cauldron & mysteriously brought back to Prydain. Not even he knows why, except that the Fates have given him an impossible task he must complete before his time is up, or his soul will be sent back to the Cauldron. For all Eternity. For a short time, he controls his own Fate. Will he spend it wisely, or give in & revert back to his old ways? Movieverse.
  • Tags: Drama, Adventure
reviews:HopeForTheHeartless

Lost Tales of Fantasia by StrangePointOfView

  • Recommended by CaptainColdCutCliche
  • Status: Dead (not updated since May 2012)
  • Synopsis: All of your favorite Disney heroes after 1939. A darkfic about the unanswered questions of the Disneyverse.
  • Tags: Dark Fic, Adventure/Horror.
  • Has a Lighter and Softer companion story, It's a Small World University, here (Dead).
  • Comments: Truly epic. A dark, gritty story about Disney characters in World War II that still manages to keep almost everyone in character, without going into Too Bleak, Stopped Caring. The amount of Disney properties and materials referenced is mind-boggling, as the author's intention was to include every Disney story ever. Very well-written. There's also a deep feel of background mythos with the recurrent theme of the characters' world changing.

Love's Illusions by Julie Horwitz

  • Recommended by whispurrs
  • Status: Complete
  • Synopsis: The author's version of the past history of Helga Sinclair and Lyle Rourke from Atlantis. Story one in a trilogy.
  • Comments: A dark fic which is deep, unsettling, tragic witty, and brilliant in turns with everyone in character whilst they're expanded, I would also recommend the two sequels - Love's Loyalties and Love's Legacy - which explore the relationship in further depth.

Meeting the Others by RacRules

  • Recommended by Ptitletlypxope, Eric W
  • Status: Complete
  • Synopsis: The Disney Princesses regularly meet with each other, their love interests regularly meet each other as well. Much parody ensues, while some Reconstruction happens as well. the first volume is told through Tiana's eyes as she is newly introduced. A second volume from Rapunzel's POV is currently in the works.

Old And Graceful by MoonSilverSprite

  • Recommended by Troper9
  • Status: Complete. Sequels are also complete.
  • Synopsis: Ever wondered what happened to the Disney Princesses (or sometimes just Disney heroines) after their stories were completed? No longer young women, they look back on their lives in their twilight years and wonder if they have been as successful and happy as they thought they would be.
  • Comments: A very interesting avenue, detailing every princess chronologically in history from Moana to Tiana. Sometimes the princess' happy ending stays happy, sometimes it goes south, sometimes it wobbles between the two. This historically accurate story makes you feel for the girls you loved and may even have grown up watching. This story will make you both laugh and cry and remain in your thoughts a long time after you finish reading. Imagining the princesses as old ladies is not too difficult if you imagine their character as being completely the same. While a few parts are Darker and Edgier, there is something for everyone.

The Prisoner by Masquerading as Quality

  • Recommended by Lustheron
  • Status: Complete
  • Synopsis: Sixteen years ago, a wicked fairy condemned the Princess Aurora to die. A few days ago, defeated by Prince Philip and the Good Fairies, the wicked fairy Maleficent was confined to the dungeons of King Stefan's castle to await her own death sentence. In her final hours, Maleficent offers the princess a bargain.

Roused by bStormhands

  • Recommended by AlyssaMacki
  • Status: Complete
  • Synopsis: Aurora was living in a lie, kept in a small forest, loving people who were not her parents. Sounds a lot like Rapunzel's story, yes? Aurora's return didn't go as smoothly as Rapunzel's, but Rapunzel can help. The story of some princesses lying in bed, whining about how awful their lives are. OR. What it takes to fix a broken princess. The redemption of Princess Aurora and Princess Rapunzel and their families. Not your grandmother's princess story!

The Traitor's Child by Bluemoonriver

  • Recommended by Autumn
  • Status: Dead
  • Synopsis: Our favorite characters and a few newcomers navigate intrigue and war sixteen years before the Disney film, revealing the source of Frollo’s doom, Clopin’s rise to power, Phoebus’ fame, and Quasimodo’s resilience.

Disney Zombies by Disney Zombies

  • Recommended by Mondegreen
  • Status: Complete
  • Synopsis: Originally written for National Novel Writing Month (Na No Wri Mo), Disney Zombies is an imagining of what happens when the stories from our childhood are threatened by an undead plague.
  • Comments: It's Disney magic mixed with grimdark zombie goodness; probably the best of its kind. If you're looking for a delightfully horrific tale of your nostalgic characters getting eaten, zombified, traumatised, and teaming up to save the world, this one's for you. The entire story's fully finished, with 91 bite-sized chapters. Admittedly, the ending wraps up a bit too quickly (and cleanly) than I'd like, especially for such an epic journey. But it's still a worthwhile read, especially if you're reading in Halloween season.
    • Not convinced? Here's an opening line for one of the chapters, if you want a taste of the madness: The terrible thing about him is that his bottom is made out of springs. Thus, he moves quickly. Yeah.

Bravely Tangled Up with Dragons by x-X-The D'Arch Angel-X-x
  • Recommended by CMR Rosa
  • Status: Dead
  • Synopsis: This is a three-way crossover between Tangled, Brave, and How to Train Your Dragon. The day before Hiccup's final dragon training test, Astrid never finds him in the woods. He suits up, packs up, and heads for the sky. Across the ocean, princess Merida runs away, wishing for anything in the world to change her fate. A hop, a skip, and a boat ride away, Rapunzel with her magic hair just can't wait to be finally free.
  • Comments: This is an awesome crossover with Three Popular Movies.

The Disney Chronicles by Dinodisneylover1 (FFN link) & (Wattpad link)

  • Recommended by AmityDreams
  • Status: Ongoing, with more installments coming in the future
  • Crossover with: My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
  • Synopsis: Long ago, when miracles still happened, there was a magic book with a spell that opened a gateway to the Disney worlds. The worlds where all the characters from the book really lived. Seven unlikely heroes find the book, beginning the start of an adventure they've never witnessed before. Welcome to the My Little Pony: The Disney Chronicles. All rights of the Disney Chronicles go to Disney and Hasbro. No copyrights infringed.
    • The Disney Chronicles I: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: Spike saw a strange light coming from the Castle of the Two Sisters. What he finds there is not what he expected. When he brings it along to show it to his friends, they're about to experience a new adventure. Follow the Mane 6 and Spike in their brand new journeys of adventure and friendship. Experience how they meet new friends and fight terrifying bad guys. Starting with The One That Started It All. (Complete)
    • The Disney Chronicles II: Pinocchio: After their newest adventure, Twilight and her friends were filled with new excitement. They decided to experience another, and sweet little Apple Bloom and her friend Tender Taps were curious too. Witness, how they become friends with a gentle clockmaker, a wise cricket, and a puppet that has much to learn about the world around him. (Complete)
    • The Disney Chronicles III: Fantasia: The ponies of Equestria are organizing a concert in Canterlot. While Octavia is brainstorming with Twilight, the book, once more, summoned our Equestrian heroes for another adventure. This time they will be sent to a special place that connects to worlds that are created by classical music. Worlds that contain massive dinosaurs, a mouse who wants to be a great sorcerer, and a terrifying monster with great control over the darkness. (Ongoing)

ToonZ: The Gift of Christmas by KicsterAsh

  • Recommended by Mondegreen
  • Status: Complete
  • Sypnosis: The first Christmas Ashton Bunny spends in L.A. promises to be one he won't soon forget: Mickey Mouse, the star of the Disney Studios and a long-time friend of Ashton's father, Bugs Bunny, wants to try another collaboration between their teams. But the last attempt proved to be disastrous, and after learning of the intense rivalry between the Looney Tunes and the Disney Core, Ashton is worried his father's plans will fall through. When things do take a turn for the worst, Bugs and Mickey are faced with the dilemma of finding an alternative to their idea. It's not an easy task, especially when their own Studios are refusing to help them fund their project any longer. The two families have to come up with a solution before the deadline. But how can Bugs Bunny and Mickey Mouse have their teams cooperate, when they've refused to do so for decades? While they try to find a solution to their problem, Ashton learns the secret history behind the friendship between Animation's two iconic Toons, and what makes it so special. Now all that's left to do is for Bugs and Mickey to find their Christmas Miracle.
  • Comments: Though the writing may vary somewhat and there are some heavy bits of exposition, this is still the only fanfiction I've read that not only puts Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny in a story together, but shows a very dynamic (and heartwarming) relationship between the two characters. The story has a boatload of references to the history of Disney and Warner Brothers animation, and it's a very detailed take on how these Toons could operate if they were actually drawn-up actors in real life. It's imperfect, but it's still a great tribute to classic Disney and Looney Tunes cartoons, and a wonderful depiction of how their characters would've interacted.

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