Tom persuades Jake to let Aftran become morph capable and receive a human morph. Rated to be safe, since Tom's a teenager!

Aftran, still sharing the body of Tom, is allowed to become morph capable and receive a human morph as a mixture of all of the Animorphs. What does she think of the experience? Would she rather become a nothlit? Rated to be safe, because Tom is a teenager!

After reading some science books, Ax can't figure out who Goldilocks is and how he pertains to life on other planets, so he asks Tobias for an explanation.

What if Tom had been a voluntary Controller from the beginning?

Twenty-five years after the end of the war, Aftran hears the thought speech message about the cure for nothlits.

Continuation of my fanfic series. Rachel was a normal girl until the Yeerks invaded. Now, she and her friends must wage a guerilla war until the Andalites arrive to save humanity. But it appears at least one has already landed. Sequel to Animorphs 2020: The Invasion.

When they're not fighting a secret guerilla war, the Animorphs are still just a group of kids. Sometimes they try to remember that. Canon pairings. A series of missing scenes and within-series one-shots and drabbles. Marked as complete because all (or most) stories will be standalone.

[AU] On their last day of Summer Camp a group of friends go for a hike and find a dying Andalite. They're offered the power to morph and warned of a new threat. They're not the first to invade Earth, but they're the first with the power to end it. They must learn fast, discerning friend from foe is harder than they could imagine, and one mistake is all it will take to kill them all

Asaccah has intercepted a transmission sent from an obscure moon near the Gratt Border. The sender is Ax, and he's escaped the clutches of the Kelbrids and The One. He's calling for help. The Animorphs will not hesitate to investigate, but there are many suspisions regarding the message, and The One is known to make clones of its captives... Is it really Ax?

A companion piece to "The Outcome". What happened after Jake gave the order to ram the blade ship at the end of "The Beginning"? Tom's point of view.

"Step into my lair, said the dreth to the chorkant…" The original fable in verse, complete with an explanatory introduction from the third edition of "Folk Songs and Stories of the Illaman Confederation".

An involuntary host strikes a bargain with their yeerk in exchange for their family's freedom - but at what cost? Prequel to The Mending.

One hot summer night, a boy and his unfortunate Yeerk are suddenly put on the journey from boyhood to manhood. Rated T for certain concepts just to be sure.

A young female host experiences a typical "coming of age" event-but neither she nor her Yeerk have been warned ahead of time.

Somewhere in the Yeerk pool, you know someone is doing this.

"Ram the blade ship." Jake wakes up after giving the order, but he's thirteen once more. Were the past several years a dream, or is this another reset?

After learning that Jake had been infested by his first Yeerk, Tom and Jake deal with the inevitable aftermath. Tom's POV throughout.

After telling Tom that he was infested by his first Yeerk, Jake and Tom deal with the consequences.

To fly is to be perfectly ourselves. [Tobias x Rachel] [post-series]

The anonymous aristh can't tell you his name. Or where he lives. But he can tell you how to live your life. [Writing Rainbow Red gift for Alana, for the prompt "Character Writes Advice Column Despite Being Ludicrously Unqualified To Dispense Advice."]

For his part Jake tried really hard to look like this visit was about potato chips and Sprite and not the dozen other things that had brought him out this way, like an intergalactic war and maybe child neglect. Otherwise known as: the Animorphs slowly come around to the idea of being Animorphs, and Jake tries to deal out from the deck he's been given.

Set at an unspecified time during time during the books. Someone sees something clearly impossible. He must be dreaming, right?

AU collection: of ex-Taxxon lawyers, the perils of ticker-tape parades, and other things that never happened to Ax, Tobias, Rachel, and company.

They never said which cousin Rachel had to kill. Both of the chaos beings knew it was a lie. It had yet to stop their odd behavior.

When Grandpa G dies suddenly, Tom has to leave Aftran for four days to attend the funeral.