Robbie Rotten comes up with his latest and most brilliant idea to oust Sportacus from LazyTown- beating the hero at his own game. He doesn't even need to disguise himself to pull this off. If anything, having everyone know that it's him is the crux of his scheme. But will this plan's success be its own backfire?

After spending some years as an actress in Italy, Melanie Meanswell, Stephanie's mother and Milford's little sister is coming back to LazyTown, and this time for good. On her first day she meets Sportacus, who is very surprised by the new girl in town.

On the way to Big City, Spartacus goes off on a rescue and Loquia and Elena witness something shocking. Robbie gets some life changing news and Loquia goes through an unexpected transformation.

After Sportacus accidentally causes an incident with Robbie's invention, the two must work together to save the future of Lazytown. Rated T for language.

Something's wrong with Robbie and it isn't exactly... Human.

Bad memories resurface in Robbie's and Sportacus's minds when they venture into the Lazytown woods, having to face unknown horrors from their childhoods.

It's Stephanie's third summer vacation in LazyTown with her uncle, but this time she will also going to spend it with her 17-years-old cousin, Maddie. This time, the 10-years-old girl hoped she could finally tell Sportacus how she feels about him, but instead she discovered he was already taken.

Cherry and Katie visit an eccentric place called LazyTown to visit the odd and interesting characters including the mayor's niece Stephanie, an estranged man called Robbie Rotten, and even the bold and daring Sportacus.

A train crash changes the lives of Lazytown. Rated T for character death and bad language, also suicidal themes.

My OC, Reporter, interviews the kids and the two competent adults of Lazytown. T for language and suggestive wording.

All her life; Kaitlyn knew she was different, she had slightly pointed ears, strange dreams and worst of all, she was a foster kid. What will happen when she is lead astray from her foster home to the wonderful town that is Lazytown. Will she be accepted for being different or will she struggle to be loved by anyone like a family? Rated T for Violence in the first Chapter.

It wasn't my fault. The list grew, getting more and more weird. I would stop, but pissing off Robbie turned out to be fun. And Sportacus is on vacation, so there's no stopping the insanity yet. - Stephanie is stuck pulling pranks on Robbie in hopes of making him angry enough to leave Lazytown. Somehow, the plan is not working the way Steph and her friends guessed it would.

After a blinding light and the mayor and secretary are gone, everyone is acting... Unlike themselves. Severe OOC. Will everything go back to normal?

When Robbie gains amnesia and Sportacus is the first he sees, a LOT of strangeness ensues.

The story takes place almost 6 years after the end of "Adopted", or in other words, in 2021. Alexander (Sportacus) and Valeria's family is about to get even bigger than they thought, but they are also in danger, and for the first time we will hear about Alexander's parents. Does Alex really cares about his family, and not just protecting them from evil?

Stephanie returns to Lazytown after being away for six years. So many things have changed: the town, the mayor, the people. She's changed too; no longer a little girl, but a young woman. Perhaps she'll attract the attentions of a certain superhero she's crushed on for years...and maybe someone else she never thought of before. I smell a love triangle, folks!

Just a little one shot on what could have happened if the apple didn't go straight to Sportacus in the episode Robbie's Dream Team. Sorry it's so short, it was just something that came to my mind.

When sports candy goes missing and Sportacus has a sugar meltdown, the kids have to go find some before Sportacus goes into a sugar coma. I hope you guys like it, it took me a while to write it.

Someone new arrives in Lazytown. She's alone and has no one to confide in, but herself. Avery was forced to run away from her parents at the age of fifteen, leaving her by herself in Lazytown. She's unsure of who to turn to when her emotions get the best of her.

At night, Riley cried silently. Nobody heard her. Why did she let that happened? But what could she do? It happened too fast. She wished she had Sportacus there. What was so urgent for her to get that CD before it got to LazyTown's local store? Sequel of "Oh, brother!"

Aubrey is coming to town to live with her older brother. Her parents left obvious scars on her personality, but no one is able to focus her back to reality. She's still stuck on moments and dreams of the past. She needs a hero.

This is a somewhat parody of the Phantom of the Opera. Robbie finds out the town is making a music building and will attempt to drive people away from it. Fate has other plans which will lead to Sportacus and Robbie being in love. Boy x boy. Don't like don't read! I tried to throw some humor in. On Hiatus. (Doesn't follow the actual orginal story plotline)

SEQUEL TO THE FOREST: Stephanie's turmoil has gone on for a year. Uncle Milford is threatening to let doctors take her away to an asylum. The townsfolk are whispering behind her back. On one important evening, Stephanie travels to her only sacred place. She soon realizes that memories are more powerful than she ever knew . . . and nightmares are realities waiting to feast on fear.

This begins the adventure of Milanrus, Number Nine. The hero before Sportacus. A young man just starting out on his journey to be a hero. But when he reaches LazyTown, things take an unexpected turn that affects his life and the lives of others.

Part Two of the 'Lily' trilogy. Robbie is really up to no good with his new partner in crime, but is she willing to go to places far beyond where he ever would? Will he go to the lengths he needs to make all his dreams come true or will a split second decision leave him in mortal danger? Read to find out...