Animorphs

This page is about the book series Animorphs. There was also a television series called Animorphs inspired by the series of books described in this article.

Animorphs is an English language science fiction book series written by K. A. Applegate (Katherine Alice Applegate) and published by Scholastic. There was a single-book parody of Animorphs called Vegemorphs.

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Species

Major species in bold.

Nothlit

A nothlit is a person that has stayed in morphed form for longer than the two-hour time limit; therefore, the individual is forced to remain stuck in morphed form forever. Nothlit is an Andalite word.

Characters

Jake Berenson

Jake is an Animorph. Jake's brother is Tom Berenson, a Controller. What often keeps Jake fighting is the hope that someday he will be able to free him. His dad is Steve Berenson, a pediatrician. His mother is Jean, a freelance writer. In Animorphs 49: The Diversion, his parents are finally made into Controllers. Rachel and her sisters Jordan and Sara are Jake's cousins. Ax calls Jake "Prince Jake" (In the Andalite culture, 'Prince' is a title given to a leader or respected person of authority). He is sometimes jokingly referred to as the Animorphs' fearless leader. Jake has a crush on Cassie, and they become a couple later in the series, but break up in the last book. (There are many fan fictions that involve the two making up.) Jake is interested in video games, basketball, and football. Jake is good friends with Marco. Near the end of the war, Jake is thrown into depression, which only seems to get worse once the war is over thanks to how things turned out. (With him responsible for Rachel and Tom's deaths, as well as more or less out of Cassie's life.) After Cassie, Jake is debatebly the most unpopular character out of the main Animorphs -- not because people don't like him, but they just find him boring. Jake is also Jewish.

Morphs

Dog, Green Anole Lizard, Siberian Tiger, Peregrine Falcon, Flea, Wolf, Trout, Dolphin, Lobster, Cockroach, Fly, Ant, Owl, Termite, Skunk, Jaguar (can't use), Spider Monkey (can't use), Anteater, Mosquito, Tyrannosaurus Rex (can't use), Mole, Andaconda

Links

Fearless Leader: The Jake Berenson Fanlisting

Rachel

Rachel is an Animorph. Before the war, she was very involved in gymnastics and had a lingering obbsession with fashion. Her parents were divorced. Rachel's father is Dan, a news anchor on television. Her mom is Naomi, a lawyer. She has two sisters, Jordan and Sara, both younger than her. Her mother and sisters are later told the truth about the invasion and are re-located to the Hork-Bajir colony during the end of the war, largely against their will. Jake and his brother Tom are her cousins on her father's side. Her fellow Animorphs sometimes call her "Xena, Warrior Princess" and "Ms. Fashion". She is best friends with Cassie, though this relationship is often strained throughout the series. Rachel also has feelings for Tobias and the two started dating near the middle of the series. In the last book Rachel is sent to kill Tom, succeeds, and dies. The Yeerk Blade Ship that Jake, Marco, and Tobias set off to go save Ax in is named "The Rachel" as a memorial to her. Rachel recklessness develops into disturbing violent, sometimes sadistic, tendencies during the series. She is frequently described as "addicted" to the "rush" of the war -- the feeling of battle and conquering her enemies -- more or less, an adrenaline junkie. Rachel is brought face-to-face with this part of her personality in Animorphs 22 and Animorphs 32 and struggled with it through the rest of the series, never quite getting back to becoming a "normal girl". Her last name is not known for certain, but many assume that is Berenson, like Jake's. (Which would make her Jake's cousin on her father's side.) This is accepted fanon. It also assumed that Rachel is Jewish, like Jake, though this is a matter of debate. Rachel is also a very promient figure in fan fiction, and quite a few stories involve her death and/or ressurection (often thanks in some manner to the Ellimist).

Morphs

African Elephant, Grizzly Bear, Bald Eagle, Anteater, Rat, Dolphin, Giant Squid, Seastar, Mosquito, Cat, Deinonychus (can't use), Mole

Links

Warrior Princess: The Rachel Fanlisting

Marco

Marco is an Animorph, often referred to as the comedian of the group. He came up with the name "Animorphs." His methods can be ruthless, but he is good with strategics and security. He is also the "cute" Animorph. He and Jake have been best friends since they were little. Marco's dad is Peter, who seemly lost interest in life for two years after the supposed death of Marco's mother, Eva. In reality, she had been infested by Visser One, and her death was faked as a way to get her off the planet. During the majority of the series, Marco battles with himself about her fate -- should her kill her or try to set her free? -- and comes very close to killing her in many of the books, until he finally frees her in Animorphs 45: The Revelation. Marco's father was ignorant of this fact for the majority of the series, until Animorphs 45, when he finally told the truth and is the first of the Animorphs' families to join the war effort. Like Rachel, Marco has a bit of a "dark side", which shows up in his (at times) very cold and ruthless schemes. Marco is often focused on the "big picture" (winning the war), sometimes at the cost of the little things. (For example, his mother.) He isn't entirely comfortable with this aspect of himself, but has embraced it. At the end of the series, Marco is one of the few Animorphs with a functioning post-war life -- he becomes a bit of celebrity and seems to deeply enjoy that lifestyle.

Marco is also the only Animorph in the series without a main love interest, though not for lack of trying. It is hinted that he may have a bit of a crush on Rachel and the two do date in Megamorphs 4: Back to Before. This, or the possibility that Marco could be homosexual or bisexual, is the common fanon explanation for his lack of a love life. Marco is one of the most popular Animorphs, debatebly more so than Rachel or Tobias, and is quite possibly the one most written about in fan fiction, particularly slash fiction.

Morphs

Gorilla, Osprey, Hammerhead Shark, Polar Bear, Fly, Ant, Bee, Flea, Leeran, Cockroach, Wolf Spider, Mosquito, Irish Setter, Brown Bat, Great Horned Owl, Parrot, Tyrannosaurus Rex (can't use), Mole, Mouse

Cassie

Cassie is an Animorph. She lives on a farm, and her father Walter runs the Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic out of their barn. Her mother Michelle is a vet at the Gardens, a local zoo/amusement park. Beofre the war, she had hopes of becoming a veterinarian. The Animorphs meet primarily in Cassie's barn. She's the moralist of the group and often worries, much more than some of the others, about the costs of the war. This had led Cassie to many dangerous and sometimes hypocritical actions -- she, along with a Yeerk named Aftran, end up forming a the Yeerk Peace Movement (composed of Yeerks who have a peaceful alliance with their human hosts). But this attitude also leads her to make, quite possibly, the most dangerous choice in the war -- she gives Tom the morphing cube to try and save Jake from having to kill his brother, even though their enemies can the ability to morph in the process. Cassie also is very good at "reading" people. She's perceptive and often is aware of other's motives and feelings, sometimes even before they are. This develops into an ability to manipulate her enemies and allies, most notably with the Animorphs' traitor, David. Many of the other Animorphs also come to Cassie for comfort or advice, thanks to her empathetic nature. (Though, often, she gives them her advice whether they like it or not.) She is also a natural estreen, meaning she is better able to control her morphing. (In Andalite culture, estreens can make a career out of their talent). She is best friends with Rachel, and likes Jake -- and the two become romantically involved during the series, but end up parting ways. After the war, Cassie probably leads the most successful life after Marco, becoming something of an activist working for the free Hork-Bajir, along with her fiancee Ronnie Chambers. She is the only Animorph who does not go to save Ax -- but only on Jake's insistance that she not do so. Among the fans, Cassie is the most hated Animorph. Many find her annoying and over-moralizing and a bit of a wimp (though canon often contradicts this). Despite this, Cassie is often a promient figure in fan fictions.

Morphs

Horse, Wolf, Butterfly, Termite, Anteater, Dolphin, Humpback Whale, Flea, Human (Rachel), Yeerk (Aftran), Fly, Rat, Mosquito, Tyrannosaurus Rex (can't use), Racehorse

Links

Peacemaker: The Cassie Fanlisting

Tobias

Tobias is an Animorph. Tobias was a red-tailed hawk nothlit (a creature trapped in morph because they stayed morphed for longer than two hours) from the end of the first book until the Ellimist restored his power to morph in Animorphs 13: The Change. His friends sometimes call him "Bird-boy" because of this. Tobias is close friends with Rachel and Ax. He had a crush on Rachel during the early books and they became involved later in the series. He has a pet cat named Dude, which was his first morph and the first morph of the series. His parents are believed to have died. Near the end of the series it was revealed that Tobias's mother, Loren was still alive and blind. Tobias's true father was Elfangor-Sirinial-Shamtul, an Andalite who was the giver of the Animorphs' powers. Because the Ellimist wiped out all evidence of Elfangor's time on Earth, Tobias was unaware of that until Visser Three got his hands of Elfangor's will. Loren and Tobias are reunited, though Loren never quite remembered her son or Elfangor, thanks to a case of amnesia. Before he was a nothlit, he lived with various aunts and uncles on both coasts, who never really cared about the boy -- often not paying attention to him or just using him as free labor -- and they never tried to find him after his "disapperance" (thanks to becoming a nothlit). Before the war, Tobias was a "loser" without any friends, and often a bully magnet. He had some hero-worship towards Jake because Jake stopped some bullies from beating him up. In Megamorphs 4, this lifestyle causes Tobias to join The Sharing and become a Controller. After becoming a nothlit he lived in the forest as a hawk along with Ax. After the war, Tobias seems to withdraw from the rest of the world, distraught by Rachel's death and angry at Jake. He only joins with the other Animorphs after finding out about Ax's capture by The One. Tobias is, almost without a doubt, the most popular Animorph. Like all the others except for Jake, Tobias's last name is not exactly known, but many assume it is "Fangor", the last name Elfangor adopted on while on Earth (under the name Alan Fangor, Al Fangor for short). This is a matter of fanon debate, however, since it brings into question why Tobias wouldn't have found out his mother or father's identies sooner, assuming they would all have the same last name.

Morphs

Cat, Red-tailed Hawk, Raccoon, Andalite (Ax), Rabbit, Hork-Bajir, Seagull, Dolphin, Deinonychus (can't use), Human (Himself), Mole

Aximili-Esgarrouth-Isthill

Aximili-Esgarrouth-Isthill is an Andalite stranded on Earth. He is known to his human friends as Ax. Ax is an Animorph. He first appeared in Animorphs 4: The Message. Prince Elfangor is Ax's deceased brother. Ax greatly admires his brother, even though he sometimes resents being seen as just "the little brother of Elfangor" and the hero status his brother has on both Earth and the Andalite homeworld. Ax has a bit of an inferiority complex towards his older brother along with a good strong case of hero worship and the two really are rather similiar in nature. His father is Noorlin-Sirinial-Cooraf, and his mother is Forlay-Esgarrouth-Maheen, both on the Andalite homeworld. Tobias is a close friend, (he and Ax call each other "shorms", which is roughly the Andalite term for a best friend) as they live in the same forest. This bond is strengthened when the two discover they are family. Sometimes other Animorphs call him "Ax-man". Through the series, Ax is torn betweeen the Andalites and the humans. In Animorphs 8, it is revealed that he has been keeping secrets from the others because of Andalite law, and in many of his books Ax is forced to question his loyalities -- because while he grew up as an Andalite in the Andalite culture he has found friends and a family away from home on Earth. But despite that, there are still aspects of life on Earth that greatly trouble Ax -- slaughtering other animals for food (Andalites are herbivores) and genocide, for example. However, time and again, Ax ends up siding with his Earth allies. Ax becomes somewhat obbsessed with human culture, particularly food and TV. (He is particularly fond of commercials, which he calls "These Messages"). He has an (often comical) problem controlling the various unusual sensations of his human morph, particularly taste and speech since Andalites don't have mouths. He has a strong affinity for cinnamon buns. (He also enjoys [[chocolate and cigarette butts along with all varities of junk food.) Ax has once expressed an occassional desire to become a human nothlit, though as far as we know, he never mentioned this to his human friends and never acted on it. Ax's human morph is described as androgynous and unnaturally pretty for a male. While in morph, Ax either goes by the alias "Phillip" -- Jake and Rachel's Candian cousin. (Canadese, as the Ax-man himself once put it) or "No". (Thanks to a mixup with Marco's dad.) Ax's sole love interest is an Andalite girl named Estrid, who shows up in Animorph 38. The two had a brief fling while Estrid before was on Earth, but the short-lived romance didn't last as Estrid was in the middle of a scheme to infect the Yeerks with a virus that could kill their human hosts, and she ended up going back to the Andalite Homeworld. She is casually mentioned in at least two more books, but it is assumed their romance was never rekindled. Ax is one of the more popular Animorphs, though not as much as Rachel, Tobias or Marco. He has a slight fan following, especially in slash fiction. After the war, Ax returned Andalites and came under the command of the Dome Ship Intrepid -- which had a very unfortunate run-in with a being known as The One, a Borg-like entity that "assimilates" it's victims, including Ax. What this means for Ax, and his final fate, is uncertain.

Morphs

Human (made from a combination of the DNA of the four Animorphs, Rachel, Jake, Marco, Cassie), Northern Harrier, Mosquito, Leeran, Hammerhead Shark, Human (Jake), Mole, Rattlesnake, Mouse

Links

Aristh: The Ax Fanlisting

Elfangor-Sirinial-Shamtul

Prince Elfangor-Sirinial-Shamtul (prononced ELF-un-gore Sir-RIN-ee-ul Sham-TOOL) is the Andalite that gave Jake, Marco, Rachel, Cassie, and Tobias the power to morph. He died, murdered by Visser Three a few minutes later. He narrated The Andalite Chronicles, which took place before the beginning of the series. Aximili-Esgarrouth-Isthill is his younger brother. Tobias is his son.

Morphs

Taxxon, Human (under the name Al Fangor)

Esplin 9466 Primary

Esplin 9466 Primary is a high-ranking Yeerk, normally in the body of an Andalite. His trips around the Universe have allowed him to acquire a vast variety of morphs through his host. For most of the series, his rank is Visser Three, Head of Invasion of Earth.

Morphs

Antarean Bogg, Vanarx, Mardrut, Human, Anteater, Unknown alien with bladed tentacles

Assistant Principal Chapman

Assistant principal Hedrick Chapman is a Controller. His daughter is Melissa Chapman. He became a voluntary host to prevent the infestation of his daughter.

Melissa Chapman

Melissa Chapman is the daughter of Principal Chapman, and was once Rachel's best friend.

Tom Berenson

Tom Berenson is Jake's brother. Tom is a Controller.

David

David becomes an Animorph after his parents become Controllers. Later, he turns on the other Animorphs and tries to kill them (as long as they're animals he doesn't consider it murder). They end up defeating him by trapping him in rat morph.

Morphs

Golden Eagle, Cockroach, Flea, Rattlesnake, Human (Marco), Lion, Rat

Books

The Hork-Bajir Chronicles

Copyright date: 1998
Number of pages: 206

The Yeerks try to enslave the Hork-Bajir. Aldrea, an Andalite, tries to help the Hork-Bajir. Available in hardcover.

The Andalite Chronicles

Copyright date: 1997
Number of pages: 326

Animorphs 1: The Invasion

Copyright date: 1996
Release date: June 1996
Number of pages: 184
Cover art: Jake morphs into a green anole lizard.
Cover artist: Peter Bollinger
Cover quote: Some people never change. Some do...
Narrator: Jake

Animorphs 2: The Visitor

Copyright date: 1996
Number of pages: 175
Cover art: Rachel morphs into a cat.
Narrator: Rachel

Animorphs 3: The Encounter

Copyright date: 1996
Number of pages: 154
Cover art: Tobias morphs into a red-tailed hawk.
Narrator: Tobias

Animorphs 4: The Message

Copyright date: 1996
Number of pages: 151
Cover art: Cassie morphs into a bottle-nosed dolphin.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Cassie

Animorphs 5: The Predator

Copyright date: 1996
Number of pages: 150
Cover art: Marco morphs into a gorilla.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Marco

Animorphs 6: The Capture

Copyright date: 1997
Number of pages: 154
Cover art: Jake morphs into a fly.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Jake

Animorphs 7: The Stranger

Copyright date: 1997
Number of pages: 163
Cover art: Rachel morphs into a grizzly bear.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Rachel

Megamorphs 1: The Andalite's Gift

Copyright date: 1997
Number of pages: 227
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrators: Jake, Cassie, Marco, Rachel, and sometimes Ax and Tobias

Animorphs 8: The Alien

Copyright date: 1997
Number of pages: 159
Cover art: Ax morphs into a human.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Ax

Animorphs 9: The Secret

Copyright date: 1997
Number of pages: 158
Cover art: Cassie morphs into a wolf.
Cover artist: Damon C. Torres/The 1-Way Company
Narrator: Cassie

Animorphs 10: The Android

Copyright date: 1997
Number of pages: 170
Cover art: Marco morphs into a wolf spider.
Cover artist: Damon C. Torres/The 1-Way Company
Narrator: Marco

Animorphs 11: The Forgotten

Copyright date: 1997
Number of pages: 162
Cover art: Jake morphs into a jaguar.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Jake

Animorphs 12: The Reaction

Copyright date: 1997
Number of pages: 152
Cover art: Rachel morphs into a crocodile.
Cover artist: Damon C. Torres/The 1-Way Company
Narrator: Rachel

Animorphs 13: The Change

Copyright date: 1997
Number of pages: 162
Cover art: Tobias (red-tailed hawk) morphs into Tobias (human).
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Tobias

Animorphs 14: The Unknown

Copyright date: 1998
Number of pages: 166
Cover art: Cassie morphs into a horse.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Cassie

Animorphs 15: The Escape

Copyright date: 1998
Number of pages: 163
Cover art: Marco morphs into a hammerhead shark.
Narrator: Marco

Animorphs 16: The Warning

Copyright date: 1998
Number of pages: 146
Cover art: Jake morphs into a rhinoceros.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Jake

Animorphs 17: The Underground

Copyright date: 1998
Number of pages: 164
Cover art: Rachel morphs into a bat.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Rachel

Animorphs 18: The Decision

Copyright date: 1998
Number of pages: 161
Cover art: Ax morphs into a mosquito.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Ax

Megamorphs 2: In the Time of the Dinosaurs

Copyright date: 1998
Number of pages: 229
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrators: Jake, Marco, Rachel, Cassie, Tobias, Ax

Animorphs 19: The Departure

Copyright date: 1998
Number of pages: 159
Cover art: Cassie morphs into a butterfly.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Cassie

Animorphs 20: The Discovery

Copyright date: 1998
Number of pages: 153
Cover art: Marco morphs into a cobra.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Marco

Animorphs 21: The Threat

Copyright date: 1998
Number of pages: 158
Cover art: Jake morphs into a golden-retriever dog.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Jake

Animorphs 22: The Solution

Copyright date: 1998
Number of pages: 152
Cover art: Rachel morphs into a rat.
Narrator: Rachel

Animorphs 23: The Pretender

Copyright date: 1998
Number of pages: 154
Cover art: Tobias morphs into a rabbit.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Tobias

Animorphs 24: The Suspicion

Copyright date: 1998
Number of pages: 154
Cover art: Cassie morphs into an anteater.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Cassie

Animorphs 25: The Extreme

Copyright date: 1999
Number of pages: 146
Cover art: Marco morphs into a polar bear.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Marco

Animorphs 26: The Attack

Copyright date: 1999
Number of pages: 145
Cover art: Jake morphs into a Siberian tiger.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Jake

Animorphs 27: The Exposed

Copyright date: 1999
Number of pages: 154
Cover art: Rachel morphs into a giant squid.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Rachel

Animorphs 28: The Experiment

Copyright date: 1999
Number of pages: 139
Cover art: Ax morphs into a cow.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Ax

Alternamorphs 1: The First Journey

Copyright date: 1999
Number of pages: 155
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly

In the style of Choose Your Own Adventure and Give Yourself Goosebumps.

Animorphs 29: The Sickness

Copyright date: 1999
Number of pages: 152
Cover art: Cassie morphs into a Yeerk.
Narrator: Cassie

Megamorphs 3: Elfangor's Secret

Copyright date: 1999
Number of pages: 208
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly

Animorphs 30: The Reunion

Copyright date: 1999
Number of pages: 156
Cover art: Marco morphs into a cockroach.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Marco

Animorphs 31: The Conspiracy

Copright date: 1999
Number of pages: 139
Cover art: Jake morphs into a peregrine falcon.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Jake

Animorphs 32: The Separation

Number of pages: 158
Cover art: Rachel morphs into a starfish.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Rachel

Animorphs 33: The Illusion

Number of pages: 156
Cover art: Tobias morphs into an Andalite (Ax).
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Narrator: Tobias

Animorphs 34: The Prophecy

Number of pages: 141
Cover art: Cassie morphs into a Hork-Bajir.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson
Narrator: Cassie

Visser

Number of pages: 192

Available in hardcover.

Animorphs 35: The Proposal

Number of pages: 147
Cover art: Marco morphs into a poodle dog.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson
Narrator: Marco

Animorphs 36: The Mutation

Number of pages: 142
Cover art: Jake morphs into an orca.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson
Narrator: Jake

Animorphs 37: The Weakness

Number of pages: 129
Cover art: Rachel morphs into a cheetah.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson
Narrator: Rachel

Animorphs 38: The Arrival

Number of pages: 148
Cover art: Ax morphs into a northern harrier.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson
Narrator: Ax

Animorphs 39: The Hidden

Number of pages: 121
Cover art: Cassie morphs into a buffalo.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Usrula Albano
Narrator: Cassie

Animorphs 40: The Other

Number of pages: 130
Cover art: Marco morphs into a honeybee.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano
Narrator: Marco

Alternamorphs 2: The Next Passage

Number of pages: 104
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano

Megamorphs 4: Back to Before

Number of pages: 179
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano

Animorphs 41: The Familiar

Number of pages: 143
Cover art: Jake morphs into himself as a grownup.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano
Narrator: Jake

Animorphs 42: The Journey

Number of pages: 139
Cover art: Rachel morphs into an African elephant.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano
Narrator: Rachel

Animorphs 43: The Test

Number of pages: 135
Cover art: Tobias morphs into a Taxxon.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano
Narrator: Tobias

Animorphs 44: The Unexpected

Number of pages: 143
Cover art: Cassie morphs into a kangaroo.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano
Narrator: Cassie

Animorphs 45: The Revelation

Number of pages: 136
Cover art: Marco morphs into an ant.
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano
Narrator: Marco

Animorphs 46: The Deception

Number of pages: 118
Cover art: Ax morphs into a human.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano
Narrator: Ax

The Ellimist Chronicles

Number of pages: 200
Cover artist: Romas Kualis
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano
Narrator: The Ellimist

Animorphs 47: The Resistance

Number of pages: 141
Cover art: Jake morphs into a beaver.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano
Narrator: Jake

Animorphs 48: The Return

Number of pages: 148
Cover art: Rachel morphs into herself as a monster.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano
Narrator: Rachel

Animorphs 49: The Diversion

Number of pages: 164
Cover art: Tobias morphs into a German shephard dog.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano
Narrator: Tobias

Animorphs 50: The Ultimate

Number of pages: 139
Cover art: Cassie morphs into a great-horned owl.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano
Narrator: Cassie

Animorphs 51: The Absolute

Number of pages: 149
Cover art: Marco morphs into a duck.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano
Narrator: Marco

Animorphs 52: The Sacrifice

Number of pages: 151
Cover art: Ax morphs into a raccoon.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano
Narrator: Ax

Animorphs 53: The Answer

Number of pages: 157
Cover art: Jake morphs into an anaconda.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano
Narrator: Jake

Animorphs 54: The Beginning

Number of pages: 156
Cover art: The silhouettes of each of the Animorphs and Ax within each other.
Cover artist: David B. Mattingly
Art Direction/Design: Karen Hudson/Ursula Albano

The final book in the Animorphs series.

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