Jack skates short track, but he plays the long game. (Jackrabbit, Jack/Aster)

Jack has a lot to learn about spring, and even more about its holidays. Admittedly, though, it'd be a lot easier to figure out if Aster weren't avoiding him. (Jackrabbit, Jack/Aster)

Jack's absolutely furious with him, but that doesn't mean he's not washing the blood from his fur. (Jackrabbit-ish, can be read as gen)

The Man in the Moon plays with life and death, but that doesn't mean he's always good at it. Jack is falling apart at the seams, and Aster is left to pick up the pieces. (Jack/Aster, Jackrabbit, dark fic with a semi-happy ending)

Jack has spent the past three hundred years of his life making his home all over the world. Maybe it's no real surprise that he can't adjust to living all under it. (Jackrabbit, Jack/Bunnymund)

E. Aster Bunnymund does not trust Gravity Falls, not one whit. But he does trust Mabel.

Winter is a time for sickness in children, and Jack can't stand to watch them suffer. (gen, jack/bunny preslash if you squint)

They say you've got to break a few eggs to make an omelette. (Or to flirt shamelessly, as the case may be.) (Jack/Bunny, Jackrabbit)

Aster had always just sort of figured that a winter spirit like Jack could never be comfortable in a warm and cozy warren like his. But there's more than one kind of warmth, and Jack Frost might just be sorely in need of all of them. (Jackrabbit, Jack/Aster preslash)

Written for drgreenragemonster's prompt "Jackrabbit on a date". Jack introduces Aster to the moving image. (Jackrabbit, Jack/Aster)

Jamie has an awful lot of books about aliens, and Jack has an awful lot of free time. (Jackrabbit, Jack/Aster)

Jack Frost has got catscratch on his wrist and and a song in his heart, but all he wants to know is who he pissed off to land in this one. (Jackrabbit, Jack/Aster)

Like most winter spirits, Jack hibernates during the warmer weather. Aster did not get the memo. (Jackrabbit, Jack/Aster preslash)

Once upon a time, a young boy was at a crossroads, in a metaphysical sense. In a more immediate sense, however, he just wanted his kid sister to go the heck to sleep. AKA: The one where the Guardians tell Sophie Bennett a bedtime story. (Mostly gen, Jackrabbit pre-slash if you want it to be there.)

Jack always thought playing doctor was supposed to be a lot more fun than this. Unfortunately, domestic bliss isn't always so blissful.

In which the polar vortex was really more like the flu, and Jack is determined to get better before he ruins Easter. (Again.) Jackrabbit, Jack/Aster

It took a depressing amount of time for them to realize that Jack had become a wholly different flavor of undead. (Jackrabbit, Jack/Aster preslash)

When Jack doesn't show up for a big meeting, Aster is grudgingly elected to go fetch him. What he finds, though, is that his ideas about responsibility may need an update. (Jackrabbit, Aster/Jack preslash.)

Tooth has designs, Jack has no home, and Bunny has far more to him than meets the eye. When Jack is pressed into staying at the warren for a week, he discovers that eggs mean something, and so do flowers. (Jackrabbit, Jack/Aster)

The more Sandy gets to know this odd, lonely frost spirit, the more he wants to bring him the best dreams he has. Now if only he could get him to sleep. (Sandy Jack friendship, slight implied Jack/Aster preslash)