[arospec-bard]

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[arospec-bard]

[asexual-spock]

Animorphs rewired my brain at age 10 to the point where I involuntarily blurt out "nice is neat" every time Nine Inch Nails is brought up in conversation.

[fandalites-blog]

Tired of seeing nothing but FALSE and INACCURATE representations of Andalites from the Animorphs series, I took it upon myself to Photoshop what they really look like, according to KA Applegate’s description. THE BALL’S IN YOUR FIELD, FAN ARTISTS.

[mothmanatemysister]

Loren really saw this and went

[thejakeformerlyknownasprince]

Today sucks. If anyone is willing to reblog/reply with your favorite part of Animorphs, I would be forever grateful.

[twenty-of-your-minutes]

Cassie emerging from the chrysalis into a world of color. The willingness to see life in a helpless little girl or a tiny gray slug showing that the way to victory was not to sacrifice, but to change.

[sad-blue-deer]

Elfangor tearing through the desert on the Taxxon homeworld in a mustang while listening to the Rolling Stones and drinking a Dr Pepper through his hoof.

[portlandalites]

《 Days 8 and 9 of Morphtober! Can you tell I keep getting too ambitious and falling behind?

Scene from Andalite Chronicles where Elfangor (still with his baby spots and fuzz here) gets his shit rekt by his teacher, Sofor.

And... well. Visser 3 won't know what hit 'em. Surprise!》

[church-of-crayak]

been rereading the andalite chronicles.. what a trilogy

[sunlitriddle]

Started an Animorphs re-read bookclub and doodled this while on chat. No research, from memory, just vibes-based anatomy.

[fanonical]

animorphs book 1: aliens brainjacked your principal! animorphs book 2: he willingly let himself get brainjacked to protect his daughter, who doesn't know what's going on and is terrified of him

[jodjuya]

animorphs book 12.5: back when he was a teenager, your principal willingly let himself become the first human being to ever get brainjacked, explicitly, intentionally and knowingly betraying his entire species (and the ENTIRE ecology of planet earth) because he unironically fully believed in fascism and thought it would be Cool And Good to be #1 lickspittle collaborator to The Brainjacking Agenda, but then that entire timeline was erased because of time-travel reasons and so he was reverted to being Just A Regular Guy again—ignorant and innocent of the ugly potential for evil that lurks within all people*—until decades later when by sheer coincidence he willingly let himself get brainjacked solely to protect his daughter! Man, human beings are complicated aren't they?!

[twenty-of-your-minutes]

<I love the kind of woman that can kick my ass> - Elfangor probably

[mistynwindy]

I'm gonna repost a couple of things from insta for now then I'll be posting things both there and here!

[minecraft]

block of spaghetti

[asexual-spock]

If KA Applegate was Italian

[afurioushawk]

As a kid, I hated the ending to Animorphs, it felt like a betrayal. As an adult, I appreciated it a lot more, and I respect that Applegate did not wuss out like most children’s books authors would. She was trying to prepare us for reality.

[girlcaligula]

god I just. love ruthlessness as a character trait so much. sexy sexy sexy

[girlcaligula]

this one. absolutely in love with this definition. give me a character who thinks like this and I’ll love them to pieces

[this-world-of-beautiful-monsters]

Katherine Applegate is fucking hardcore, man.

[kyraneko]

This would be the K.A. Applegate who wrote Animorphs, so, um, yeah, "hardcore" would absolutely be a fair assessment.

/understatement of the century

[animentality]

I sometimes think about the letter KA Applegate posted for her fans who were disappointed by the ending of her series, and while I understand simply not liking how a story ends, I really respect her reasoning.

Like you can dislike the ending, that's fine.

But her reasoning is very interesting to read. And I really enjoy the framing of the anti war message.

[zarohk]

You don't like that one war simply led to another? Fine. Pretty soon you'll all be of voting age, and of draft age. So when someone proposes a war, remember that even the most necessary wars, even the rare wars where the lines of good and evil are clear and clean, end with a lot of people dead, a lot of people crippled, and a lot of orphans, widows and grieving parents.

K. A. Applegate, May 2001, 6 months before the start of the US-Afghanistan War.

[jus-kira]

On a scale of 1-10 how much trouble is ax in?

[bioticgoddess]

Star Trek: there are rules to first contact. So important we call it the Prime Directive.

Star Wars: *First* Contact???

Stargate: we come in peace despite the weapons, your gods are false, join our rebellion!!

[unamccormack]

Blake's 7: shoot first, question later maybe don't question at all

[sarifel-corrisafid-ilxhel]

Animorphs: <Here take this superpower and help us fight brain parasites who wouldn't have been bothering anybody if we had just followed Star Trek rules. Oh, I'm dead now, bye.>

[drjdorr]

Ok but technically them giving the super power was in direct violation of the rules that is like Star Trek's Prime Directive except much more stringent in that no one gets anything from them ever

[sarifel-corrisafid-ilxhel]

Correct. Animorphs teaches us the only solution to problems caused by violating the Prime Directive is to violate the Prime Directive some more.

[druidshollow]

you've some dangerous eyes out for you, boy