We read Animorphs Book 13: The Change. In this book, Tobias encourages a married couple to reconcile with the help of an old friend. We discuss Tobias' dirty-blond hair, whether or not a yeerk could give its host a stroke, and an abundance of new Hork Bajir vocabulary.

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We read Animorphs Book 12: The Reaction. In this book, Rachel has an unfortunate "reaction" to a "crocodile" that gets her into "trouble". We discuss unprecedented levels of horniness, the infamous "Nice Is Neat", and popular 90s sitcoms Full House and Home Improvement.

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We read Animorphs Book 11: The Forgotten. In this book, the gang visits a supermarket, then decides to take an impromptu jungle vacation. We discuss whether or not this book is racist, the possible existence of "Driftball", and the sound of ants marching.

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We read Animorphs Book 10: The Android. In this book, Marco loses his hair, the gang meets a robot, and the true origin of dogs is revealed. We discuss pedipalps, the spelling of the name 'Erek', the ethics of introducing violence to a pacifist society, and what Alanis Morissette might say if she were a Controller.

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We read Animorphs Book 9: The Secret. Cassie commits regicide, has an existential crisis, and becomes a mother. We discuss the science of morphing smells, the logistics of logging approvals, and whether or not these podcasts should be structured in strict chronological order.

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We read Animorphs Book 8: The Alien. This is our very first Ax book, in which he eats brown globules, plays computer games, and makes long distance calls. We discuss the law of Seerow's Kindness, how deep of shorm we might be, and the toilet monster scene from Look Who's Talking.

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We read Megamorphs Book 1: The Andalite's Gift. This is the very first Animorphs book that isn't part of the main series, in which the gang has their pool party ruined and Rachel forgets some things. We discuss Yeerk gene altering technology, what exactly "duckwalking" is, and why Controllers would actually improve the police force.

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We read Animorphs Book 7: The Stranger. Rachel has to decide whether or not to move in with her divorced dad, and also a seemingly omniscient being forces everyone to make a universe-altering choice. We discuss classic French literature, whether it's better to fight a bear or an elephant, and what a bear calls its mom and dad.

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We read Animorphs Book 6: The Capture. Jake is back at the helm with a plan to infiltrate a Yeerk hospital, and then also there's an entirely separate plot in the second half of the book. We discuss the utility and horror of bug morphs, small town heroes Juan and Terry, and whether or not we should sympathize with Yeerks.

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We read Animorphs Book 5: The Predator. This is our first Marco book, and it's a non-stop laugh riot complete with lobsters, ants, and even more ants! We discuss the strength of gorillas, DC vs Marvel comics, the intricacies of Z-space, and why you can't hug your children with nuclear arms.

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