Grief is never easy. But what happens when the person you're grieving for is an alien invader and the anniversary of their death is a cause for celebration for everyone else on the planet? This story explores the life of a voluntary host five years after the war, whose Yeerk was one of the seventeen thousand aboard the Pool ship. Rated T for language and mentions of addiction.

AU/multiple points of departure, with the intent to fix/sane-itize/create internal consistency, allowing rational agents to take things to the extreme. Visser Three is competent, the Yeerks are moving rapidly, and the Animorphs are actually trying to win (but are inexperienced and unprepared). Inspired by Worm and HPMOR.

After Jake and Tom's great grandfather dies, Terlin enlists the Animorphs' help for surviving.

"The war is over. They won. Not without consequences." Rachel was supposed to die. She lived. AU. Snapshots of the Animorphs post-war, w/ a heavy focus on Rachel and Tobias. Canon pairings. Tw: PTSD, anxiety, depression, self-destructive behaviour/coping mechanisms. Rating may change.

Aftran was just minding her own business, swimming along, when suddenly, she is offered a choice and an opportunity to possibly advance the Yeerk Peace Movement. All she has to do is make a change...

How the series might have gone had Jake been able to free Tom from the Yeerks during their first raid on the Pool. AU. Multiple POVs. Will cover some of the books in the series.

Tellion 7854 was just another low ranking Yeerk in the seemingly endless war against the Andalites. Then, through a strange twist of fate, or perhaps something greater, she was given the chance to become something else. Something no Yeerk had ever been before.

In the darkness of night, 5 human teenagers took a walk through an abandoned construction site. Their lives, and the fate of the world, will change forever. But know this, dear reader. This encounter will not go the way you expect it to. AU. OC. RP. Collab. The story WILL break with the stations of canon.

Jake, Marco and Tobias left Earth in 2002 in search of their friend. They returned 15 years later with someone else. Will they be able to adapt to these new changes? Will they be able to move on with their lives once and for all? Worse yet, Will they be prepared for another war?

A collection of mostly Hork-Bajir focused shorts.

The Animorphs see a Yeerk do a fun dance!

Takes place 10 years after Book 54: The underground war with the Yeerks has boiled over and been won, but when the Yeerk empire returns, no resistance is there to meet them. They have taken earth, and with it a weapon they had long sought: the Escafil Device. A decade has passed, and the Yeeks hold on earth is still strong, but something is about to change in the City of Angels...

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.

A former Controller is recruited into a top secret branch of Homeland Security known only as "The Project". There's just one catch: to get in, he has to reconnect with his former Yeerk.

"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.