The first in a series of short scenes about the events leading up to Kristoff and Anna's wedding. Kristoff and the royal wedding planner butt heads over whether or not a reindeer makes a suitable best man, Kristoff begins to realize just how alone he really is, and he admits that he doesn't want to feel lonely on his wedding day. Angst and fluff!

As Anna spends a difficult day in labor, a banished Kristoff and Elsa find themselves confronting their hopes, fears, and insecurities together as they wait for the baby to arrive (or for Anna to allow them back in the room, whichever comes first.) A story about the depth of friendship between Elsa and Kristoff, with plenty of moments for Kristanna romance, too!

When they were in the mountains together, Kristoff didn't worry too much about the "I'm in love with a princess" thing, but now, back in her enormous castle, stuffed into fancy, ill-fitting clothes, and surrounded by heirlooms more valuable than his life, he's starting to wonder if he's making a fool of himself- and worse, a fool of Anna.

Anna takes a badly wounded Kristoff to the trolls with Elsa and Tor of the Southern Isles at her side, knowing that they must act quickly to save him. But they aren't the only ones heading straight for the trolls, and when Hans arrives to spoil their plans, an epic battle of wills, words, fire, and ice ensues. Part IV/IV.

Having sold part of his soul for fire magic to combat Elsa's ice magic, Hans burns the forests surrounding the North Mountain, sending our heroes on a perilous journey. Elsa's powers and Anna's determination are all that stands between Arendelle and a flood that will drown and destroy the entire kingdom. Part III/IV.

Hans has escaped and is determined to seek revenge on the royal sisters and claim Arendelle for his own. But this time, he's attacking with some unexpected fire power. It's up to Anna, Elsa, and Kristoff to save each other and the kingdom they love. Part II/IV.

Over a year has passed since Elsa returned to Arendelle and thawed the kingdom. When an unexpected visitor from the Southern Isles appears with news that threatens Elsa's position, powers, and Arendelle itself, she must decide if she will fight back alone or lower her defenses and let others help her save the kingdom. Part I/IV.

Partially filling the gap between Anna and Elsa's embrace on the ship and the sled gift moment, this scene takes place right after the sisters hug. Anna has a million things she wants to say to Kristoff, Elsa is terrified about what awaits her back on shore in Arendelle, Kristoff can't stop staring at Anna, and Olaf just wants some hugs!

This is what happens outside the ice castle walls when Anna goes inside to confront her sister about the pesky little problem called eternal winter. Forced to wait on the steps, Olaf puts his love expertise to the test with a shaken, surly Kristoff, who is just starting to realize the depth of his unexpected feelings for Anna.

When words and kisses won't convince Anna that Kristoff is devoted to her, he agrees to her pleas to spend a day ice harvesting with him. When Anna's stubbornness and determination get the better of her and an accident on the ice forces Kristoff to face his feelings and worst fears, will they come out broken or stronger than ever in the end?

One year after the events in Frozen, Elsa decides to nudge Anna and Kristoff's relationship along with the help of her magic powers.

Teenage ice harvester Kristoff knows a secret. He's the only person besides the king and queen who is aware of Princess Elsa's ice powers and the injury she caused her sister, and it's getting harder and harder to hold his tongue when his friends spin tall tales about the mysterious princesses.

Kristoff and Anna's anxieties about their new relationship cause some problems before the ice skating even ends. Beginning in the final scene of Frozen, it's about what happens when someone is so worried about screwing up that he risks screwing up the very thing he values most.