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Animorphs
English language science fiction young adult book series written by K. A. Applegate (Katherine Alice Applegate) and published by Scholastic. The first book of the series was published in 1996. Animorphs is the third-most successful children's book series of all time, after Harry Potter and Goosebumps. There was a single-book parody of Animorphs called Vegemorphs.
The series focuses on a group of human teenagers (along with an Andalite) who, with powers of shapeshifting ('morphing') granted upon them by alien technology, attempt to prevent the takeover of Earth by the Yeerks. To gain a new shapeshifting power, they must touch the chosen animal to absorb a length of the animal's DNA, enabling them to morph into that animal. The series is based primarily on Earth, though a few books have their primary setting in an alien environment.
The series focuses on a group of human teenagers (along with an Andalite) who, with powers of shapeshifting ('morphing') granted upon them by alien technology, attempt to prevent the takeover of Earth by the Yeerks. To gain a new shapeshifting power, they must touch the chosen animal to absorb a length of the animal's DNA, enabling them to morph into that animal. The series is based primarily on Earth, though a few books have their primary setting in an alien environment.
Animorphs by Brandon Smith December 25, 2005
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animorph
The name of the Animorph book series, by K. A. Applegate. Five teenagers are granted powers to 'morph' or become other animals by a dying alien Andalite prince named Elfangor, killed by his enemy, Visser Three, an intelligent parasite called a Yeerk inhabiting another Andalite's body.
The teenagers, Jake, Rachel, Tobias, Cassie, and Marco, use their new powers to fight the spreading Yeerk infection on earth. They later teem up with Elfangor's brother, Aximili.
The book series encompasses 54 books, 4 Megamorphs, 4 other books detailing the history of different people/races mentioned, and several other Alternamorphs, which are choose-your-own-ending books.
The teenagers, Jake, Rachel, Tobias, Cassie, and Marco, use their new powers to fight the spreading Yeerk infection on earth. They later teem up with Elfangor's brother, Aximili.
The book series encompasses 54 books, 4 Megamorphs, 4 other books detailing the history of different people/races mentioned, and several other Alternamorphs, which are choose-your-own-ending books.
animorph by svonnah_la_fay July 18, 2008
amorphous
having no definite form.
At the beginning of the year, our amorphous cheerleading squad looked dreadful; but by the end of the year, theyd really pulled it together.
Animorphism
Animorphism by Toddster69 July 17, 2021
Anemophobia
person 1: hey why didnt you go to the outside party yesterday??
person 2: cuz im fucking scared of air
person 3: wow wtf yr Anemophobia!!1!!1!!!1
person 2: cuz im fucking scared of air
person 3: wow wtf yr Anemophobia!!1!!1!!!1
Anemophobia by WHIPNAENAEMAN August 28, 2020
Amorphous Blob Relationship
Person1: Are Charles and Liz a couple.....
Person2: No their in a Amorphous Blob Relationship.
Person1: That makes sense
Person2: No their in a Amorphous Blob Relationship.
Person1: That makes sense
Amorphous Blob Relationship by Hade5079 April 22, 2011
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Ratfucker
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That ol' gal of mine drives the 12 lane freeway during the week and a John Deere on the weekends. She likes opra and the Grand Ol' Opry. I love them countrypolitan women.
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