You might be right which would dump my entire post even if it doesn't make sense, I'll research it and if you're right I'll dump my post@Dusty

Dumped

May take me a few days before my next post as it seems I need to fetch my collection from storage and read them again; I hate there is no source for reference other than the books themselves

@RumikoOhara I can link you to pdfs if that would make things easier! You should only need to go through the first book, we're only really pulling material from there.

@Holly

Its okay I can average two maybe three books a day and if I remember I have up to 20 and a few out of order beyond that; I loathe making mistakes in a storyline. I figure I can get to book 11 by Friday and I enjoy having a physical book in my hands. I am also playing through my Animorphs PC Game once more so I can get a feel for it

Technically there’s nothing wrong with the post, Just Tammy’s attempt to communicate with Emma would be unsuccessful

@Dusty
Already deleted it, I thought of acting as if it didn't work but the post felt emasculated and empty
Trying to come up with a replacement that isn't just Tammy standing around with a dumb look on her face

@Dusty@Holly

Well this sucks

<I did not know I could send thoughts like this,> Tobias said. <Just like the Andalite.>
"I guess it only works when you're . . . morphed."
I am talking to a cat! I realized. And I thought Tobias was crazy?
I wondered if Tobias had heard my thought. I concentrated. Tobias, can you hear me?
<Yeah,> he said. <I hear you.>
"Did you hear my thoughts before that?" I asked.
<No. I don't think it works that way. You have to think at me for me to hear. Hey, watch
this.>
Suddenly Tobias leaped through the air. He pounced precisely on an autographed baseball
that was lying in the corner. Maybe a four-foot jump.
<That is so excellent! Hey, pull a string for me to chase.>
"Pull a string? Why?"
<Because it's so fun!>

Just pulled that from "Invasion" Book 1, Chapter 8

Seems we can Telepathically communicate if as Tobias says We think at the other while they are in animal form

At least I believe that's what I am reading

Sorry I thought I remembered it as working that way and when Holly made the point
Oh, and don't forget that <Thought Speech> has range to it... ;)))

I assumed there had been some sort of connection

My bad, sorry

@Dusty

No worries

Just wish I'd researched before deleting

Wait, what? That's really weird, that was like a major point throughout the series that they couldn't think back at the other person while they themselves were human... it lead to a lot of communication issues that were crucial to some of the plot lines. Now I'm all confused XD

Found it in the PDF file for the first book but its still your call

I love doing research

I recall it causing issues throughout the books as well, but to be honest due to the number of different authors writing the stories continuity was a frequent mess. Like that one time they learned to morph in jeans, and then forgot how in the next book.

@Dusty

I was reading that in a review of the kid's ages being so confusing due to that

will have a reply up later!

@Holly

I reloaded the slot in the thread with a sort of post

sorry it took me a year to post everythings just been kinda hectic recently eeeeeee

(It's raining <cats>! Hallelujah!) I have come to the conclusion on what I want poor old Lalna to be. I want him to be a prodigy science kid who is into most forms of science and wastes a lot of time with his dad trying to invent whatever comes to mind, which could be a large windmill that powers their house on windy days, a battery to store the charge from the windmill on days that are not windy, an alcohol powered motorcycle, or even something crazy like a weaponized handheld tesla coil(which never ended up working sadly, it ended up in his dad losing part of his pinky, but who needs pinkies anyways.) He will seem crazy, almost insane at times, but one will never be able to doubt his brilliance, since he is the true meaning of genius. He will be unable to relate to the others, and have horrible social skills, but will be a valuable asset to the team in problem solving, strategy, and everything and anything related to science, even medicine making. He will now seem pretty isolated, since he will now see that this whole thing is a huge mistake, that he will never be an asset to fighting the yeerks, but still try to help in any way possible.

@SupernovaBlitz

This will not be allowed, he will become a physical asset

Ahh... I see... Well... I can edit this, and come back to you with my result...

Would it be possible that, although he sees this as a mistake, he will try his hardest, even in the face of failure, to continue to work at it until he gets to a result that he is proud of, even dying fighting? After all, it is in his being a scientist to keep trying, to try multiple attempts using the scientific method, even in failure, to keep trying?