"The Capture" revamped. What if, instead of Jake falling into the pool at the hospital, it's Cassie? And, instead of Temrash, it's an ordinary civilian Yeerk?

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.

In the crux of the war, the Animorphs each receive a visit from a mysterious enemy...

Plot bunny one-shot, up for adoption. Jake wanted to save both his cousin Rachel and his brother Tom, but now after the final battle, he is trapped drifting between two different realities: In both of them, one of them lived but the other one died. Inspired by both "The Day the Earth Stood Still" by SoloMoon and "The Morning After" by Feeney. Inspired by the TV series Awake.

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

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

A group of kids on their last day of Summer Camp go for a hike and find a dying Andalite. They're offered the power to morph, and warned of the new threat they face. They 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 will take to kill them all

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.

After the ending of the Yeerk War, former Controller Julie attempts to maintain normalcy while staying friends with her former Yeerk.

Elfangor crashes to earth, severely wounded, looking for the Time Matrix. He gives five teenagers the power to morph. Sounds familiar right? Well this time, a voice starts talking to Elfangor, begging him to morph and escape. This voice used to be human. This voice had read the Animorphs books as a child. But does this voice have all the answers?

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

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

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

Andrew's a fairly typical involuntary Controller-until he needs to have a necessary operation and things go wrong. Warning for violence and descriptions of pain.

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.

A reboot of Animorphs for an older, modern audience. Five teenagers stumble into an intergalactic war. Hostile aliens wish to enslave every human on the planet. They have no plan, no allies, but they have one single, powerful weapon. They can morph.

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.

It has been sixteen years after the Animorphs disappeared in deep space. Their disappearance was the first of many fractures in the peaceful relations between Humans, Andalites and Hork-Bajir. Now, Cassie is passing on the Morphing powers and the name Animorphs to a new generation, who will inherit the responsibility of keeping the peace between Earth and the Andalites.

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.

Rachel wants to be crazy. Cassie stays anyway. [Canon divergence AU, 300 bpm treat for ConvenientAlias.]

The year is 2010 and the Yeerks have only just arrived on Earth. Jake, a veteran in his mid-20's, must put his career plans on hold when he and his friends discover a dying alien who warns them about the coming invasion. AU

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.

The other Animorphs have been through more life-or-death situations than the average military defense teams in the United States. They thought they had seen it all with aliens secretly invading, but then the Yeerks discovered a weapon no one had anticipated: a girl roughly Jake's age. The only problem: she can't remember a thing. Will she be caught, or will the Animorphs intervene?

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?

David. Once trapped on an island as a retaliation against him... Now is back to being human...with a grudge a mile long. But things get complicated when he encounters the Animorphs and a secret Organisation who is after him...