The Yeerks didn't just land in America. A small group of acting students in the UK are about to find that out, and their next performance could change the history of Earth forever. After a night at their local pub, they're about to learn it all, and receive a gift from a mysterious group of strangers. What is their intent?

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

An involuntary host strikes a bargain with their yeerk in exchange for their family's freedom - but at what cost? Will explore a number of ideas relating to yeerks, yeerk-host relationships and the culture of the Yeerk Empire. Prequel to The Mending.

A science enthusiast and slight loner at age eight, Mindy joins The Sharing and meets her first best friend.

A hork-bajir, a telepathic hawk, one injured peregrine falcon, a little bit of paranoia and a sad social truth about being homeless. Those were the ingredients needed to allow Christopher live one of his childhood dream while facing the ultimate identity crisis. [the individual saved from a Hork-Bajir by Tobias in #3 decide to investigate what happened] T for suicide attempt

A murder on Valentine's Day shocks the country right to its core. But it's not just the act that surprises everyone; it's who was killed that has really sent everyone into an uproar. But as investigators delve deeper into the motives of the killer, things will turn out to be not as clear as when the whole thing started.

Some think an Escafil device could offer freedom; to run from your problems with the speed of a cheetah, to swim with the joy of a dolphin, to fly like the now-world-famous red tail. Some know it can't.

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.

Who was the female that Cassie briefly controlled in "The Sickness", and what happened to her after the war? Rated for mentions of violence and past child abuse.

Valentine's Day is normally a day to celebrate the relationships that you have, but on this day one man with a troubled past and an uncertain future mourns for those that he lost.

What it says on the tin. Animorphs rebooted, from a more 'adult' style. More gritty but not grimdark. Will diverge from canon to some extent but you'll recognize all the main characters and more than a few key events. Give the people what they want in an animorph fic: morphing, fighting aliens, seat-of-pants-missions-and-escapes.

Giantsized Helmacron relatives show up and send Rachel and Marco back in time to the Revolutionary War. And that was the easy part...YES, I AM UPDATING IN 2019!

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] A group of kids on their last day of Summer Camp go for one last hike and find a dying Andalite. They're offered the power to morph, and informed of the new threat they face. The Yeerks were not the first to invade Earth, but they are the first with the power to end it. The Animorphs must learn fast, the enemy surrounds them on all sides, and one mistake is all it takes.

All the Animorphs have secrets to keep. But Marco seems even more secretive than normal, and his secrets hold promise-or peril. [Past Imperfect, Future Unknown 2018 gift for ChronicBookworm.]

Years after the war, Marco is visited by a man with questions about the fate of his son.

"Someone's found out our secret." Tobias discovers the unlikely alliance of two individuals the Animorphs never expected. A different take of the originals with elements from the fic, the Sario Effect. Summary and details in the chapter. R'n'R! What if: the Animorphs discovered a Yeerk acting differently from all the others? What if: Tobias' cousin was someone real?

Contrary to what the Animorphs thought, the buffa-human survived. Now sentient and able to morph, he wishes to meet Cassie - the friendly human - and the other animorphs in order to protect his herd from the yeerks. (original idea from Defective Tomato)

Tens of thousands of Yeerks were left behind on Earth when the invasion was defeated, and they were turned into nothlits. The nothlits became an underclass, and for some of them, that was just simply too much. This is the story of the Nothlit State. Part Two of my After the War series.

Thirteen years after the Yeerk War, voluntary Controllers are few and far between. Nothlits outnumber Yeerks by a large margin, and they've been feeling oppressed. A girl and her Yeerk are living a quiet life, but little do they know that they're living in the epicenter of the coming troubles between humans and nothlits. Now rated T for violence and terrorism.

Snapshots and insights into the life of a girl and her Yeerk, as told from the Yeerk's perspective. This will be mostly about my OC Jen Carson and her Yeerk Yemra and will take place after the war, after the Animorphs series. This was originally K but some heavy swearing in the later chapters has made me bump this up to T.

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

Cassie's role with the Animorphs is little more than a reserve. Cursed with secrecy and lies, she finds her personal life suffering, even if she's not actively involved in Ax's rescue. However, the Andalites know her secrets, and they have no problem threatening her if it gets them what they want. They want to know the location of the Animorphs. Will Cassie tell them?

A yeerk decides to commit treason and protect Alloran from being tortured every time Visser Three feeds. As Alloran begins to show fondness to his yeerk protector, Visser Three steps in. (Rated T for Violence later on)

After being an involuntary host for two years, Tom gets a new chance at freedom. Companion piece to "The Alliance". Complete.