An unlucky scientist is forced to become the host of an alien pokémon. Now equipped with a new body, strange powers, and a long list of people wanting him as a lab rat or dead, stopping an alien invasion is the least of his worries.
Anima Ex Machina (REBOOT): One by banzaisebastian, literature
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Anima Ex Machina (REBOOT): One
D.E.V.A. CLEARANCE LEVEL 5
CLEARANCE ACCEPTED.
DOCUMENT TYPE: TRANSCRIPT
DESCRIPTION: TRANSCRIPTION OF RADIO MESSAGE INTERCEPTED BY D.E.V.A. TEAM DELTA. LAST KNOWN TRANSMISSION SENT BY PROFESSOR MARSHALL BIRCH FROM RESEARCH POINT ZERO, COORDINATES 31°59′40″N 130°57′6″E.
DATE-TIME: 16/12/00, 04:37
BIRCH
Hello? Hello? Can anyone hear me? I repeat! Can anyone hear me? If you can hear this, this is Professor Marshall Birch of the Hoenn Pokémon Symposium. I’m here with nine other people and sixteen pokémon. We need help! Do you copy?
[NOISE IDENTIFIED AS A POOCHYENA USING ROAR OCCURS IN THE BAC
Anima Ex Machina (REBOOT): Zero by banzaisebastian, literature
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Anima Ex Machina (REBOOT): Zero
June 30, 1908. In the dim hours of that morning, a meteorite exploded over Siberian Russia. Modern scientists estimate that the energy had been equal to that of a thermonuclear bomb. Witnesses described it as a flash of blue light almost as brilliant as the sun. The shockwaves alone were enough to flatten over seven hundred square miles of forest. And the object itself? The size of two school buses end to end. Scientists called this the Tunguska event.
In order to picture what a meteor the size of one school bus could do, the logical action would be to divide everything by half. Take three hundred square miles of forest out of the Tunguska