#AlienInvasion

[violentferns]

@thehoodwitch

[catsonsynthesizersinspace]

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

[readersmagnet]

The science fiction entitled "The Alien Stranger" is a unique story about alien invasion and revolves around Kayla, who collides with a football star while riding her bicycle to work and receives a pair of earrings. She wonders why a hummingbird drone follows her around as she wears the earrings. She is later spared from harm by an Alien Stranger, who gives her a necklace to sell for him. Her narrative continues to become more intriguing.

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[calebvanponeisen]

BRANCH

At night, I step out of my car to investigate a strange noise, only to find a harmless branch under my wheel. I’m about to resume my journey, when my rearview mirror reveals a five eyed being staring at me intently, its mouth widening rapidly.

[cartoonvibe]

Despite facing criticism and limitations, Invader Zim created a unique space for itself in animation. Its surreal humor, commentary on society, and avant-garde art style resonated with many viewers, giving the show a cult following that persists even after its original run.

Whether it's Zim's misplaced determination, GIR's absurd antics, or Dib's unyielding pursuit of truth, the Invader Zim narrative embraces its challenges, turning them into an essential part of its appeal.

It's a testament to creator Jhonen Vasquez's vision and a celebration of storytelling that dares to defy convention.

[nonlocalmemorytxt]

The Fertile Earth

The foam began washing up on our shores two years ago. At first, it was sparse, resembled barely beaten egg whites, and most of us paid it scant attention. Because it posed no immediate threat, we relegated it to "scientific interest." Over time, however, as it persisted, flowed and thickened into the consistency of properly steamed cappuccino froth, stories started appearing in the news: online, then on television. We traced its origins to deep within the Marianas Trench. But foam is boring, even as it subtly changes hue from ghostly white to green tea. Thus the first images of the foam most of us remember were mechanical, of urban plows pushing it back into the sea. That worked, for a while. But the foam inevitably returned, subtly thicker, greener and more expansive than before. By the time the plows ceased their effectiveness, we had already identified the asteroid ("Isaacasimov") but had not yet made the connection. The foam, albeit having covered much of our coastline, remained more of a nuisance than a threat, for it did nothing. As Earth worked to track the asteroid, then scrambled to destroy it, the foam crept silently inland. As you may be able to deduce, we were successful in neutralizing the asteroid. The world watched united as our international mission broke the asteroid apart and diverted its larger chunks safely away from our planet. We expected the atmosphere to deal with the resulting debris, to watch the pieces burn as they descended, but our expectations proved incorrect. Instead of a display of shooting stars we witnessed a rain of cosmic dust. The atmosphere proved porous. Most grains fell upon the dry earth, but some landed in the now luminous green foam. Protected, they sprouted as seeds. Fertilized, they grew. There was an elegance to it: ancient nutrients from deep within the Earth and life from outer space. The resulting organisms, alien in the true sense of the word, were impervious to our weapons and excreted tiny spore-like particles as they matured. Within weeks, our skies were so polluted we could barely see the sun. We choked, and our immune systems reacted: we began foaming. Like our planet, our bodies betrayed us, and the particles took up residence in our moist and fertile viscera. They fed on us to breed. Once infected, an individual had only days left, but as a species we adapted, segregated and furiously engineered. I am one of the final survivors and personally witnessed the completion of the wormhole generator, via which I shall within the hour send this, my final communique, into an unknown past. Or should I say your present. But I, too, am foaming now, and my fate has already been sealed. I am by nature a pessimist, but if my pessimism is misplaced, heed my warning: Beware the foam!

[darthquarkky]

Dive into a mind-bending sci-fi epic where memory is the most valuable and fragile resource! On the dazzling planet Zelestia live the Tylari, a unique species with iridescent skin who experience life moment to moment, their memories tethered to glowing Anchorstones. But their present-focused existence is shattered by the arrival of the insidious Memory Harvesters, mechanical beings intent on draining what little recollection the Tylari possess.

Follow Kaelen, a Tylari with strange markings on his Anchorstone hinting at a forgotten past, and Lira, whose swirling skin patterns hold secrets even she can't access. Their struggle for survival intertwines with the arrival of human explorers from the Galactic Concord, offering a fragile alliance against a common enemy that has infiltrated their ranks.

Unearth the shocking truth hidden beneath Zelestia in the Ancient Archive – the preserved memories of a once fully-remembering Tylari civilization and the horrifying origin of their memory loss. As the Memory Harvesters reveal their allegiance to the cosmic Oblivion Monarch, a being that feeds on forgotten identities, Kaelen must embrace the power of the past to fight for his people's future in a spectacular, universe-altering final battle.

"The Memory Crisis" is a thrilling tale of identity, resilience, and the profound significance of memory, all rendered in the dynamic and unforgettable style of Jack Kirby!

[violentferns]

Mudpuppy

[scifimovieguide]

War of the Worlds

Martians land on Earth with terrifying war machines and start incinerating cities like it’s a sport. Humanity’s weapons are useless, and survival looks grim — until the aliens encounter a tiny, unassuming biological surprise. Spoiler: it’s us.

Get the lowdown at ScifiMovieGuide.com

[nightmare-tee]

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[shadowymongersuitcaseauthor]

Bloodhunt Downfall (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/story/341223348-bloodhunt-downfall?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_myworks&wp_uname=Viny_LP Die zwei Freunde Meela und Ramos begeben sich auf die Suche nach Vorräten und finden einen Mysteriösen Mann, der den Namen Bloodhunt trägt und bringen ihn zu einem ehemaligen Forscher Namens Albert. Bloodhunts Gedächtnis war verschwunden, doch mit der Zeit erinnerte er sich an seine Vergangenheit, Namen und Familie... Nach einem Intergalaktischen Angriff auf ihre Basis, fliehen die vier Freunde und beginnen eine Actionreiche und Romantische Reise, um zum Forscherzentrum zu gelangen. Auf dem Weg zu ihrem Ziel, erleben sie viele magische, rätselhafte und unerklärliche Ereignisse. Unterwegs finden sie einen grossen, vierbeinigen Freund und nennen ihn Canem, er begleitet die vier Freunde durch Dick und Dünn. Am Forscherzentrum angekommen, erwartet sie eine grosse und bösartige Überraschung, die sie zuerst durchqueren müssen, um zu ihrem Ziel zu gelangen, jedoch werden sie von einem vertrauten Menschen verraten und geben jene Hoffnung auf ihr Ziel zu erreichen. "Die Menschheit ist Geschichte" so sagte Albert, hat er recht oder gibt es noch Hoffnung?

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