For more than a century, humanity has maintained a secret. Beneath the ordinary world exists a network of facilities where impossible organisms are studied, housed, treated, and sometimes simply allowed to live. Some are dangerous. Some are harmless. Some speak English, drink coffee with researchers, and complain about their meals. The people who work here have accepted the impossible as routine. But the longer they stay, the more they begin to understand that knowing something exists is not the same as understanding it—and some things were never meant to be understood at all.
Story Description (plays after the beyond movie) After the USS Enterprise crash-lands on an unexplored ocean planet, Kirk and his crew find themselves stranded in a world completely unknown to the Federation. With their ship damaged and communication impossible, they must survive an unfamiliar environment while trying to understand the mysterious civilization that lives there. As the crew explores the planet, they begin to realize that they aren't the ones doing the observing anymore—someone is watching them.
˗ˏˋ꒰ 👾 ꒱ Your escape pod crashes into the Grand Line, leaving you stranded on an unknown planet. Unable to speak the local language, you must survive among pirates, Marines, and Emperors while searching for the rare materials needed to repair your ship and return home... if you still want to.
Astra Outpost is a vibrant, planet-sized alternative summer camp for the galaxy’s most misunderstood, volatile, and rebellious teenagers. Instead of a strict reform school, it is a laid-back, neon-soaked haven filled with retro-futuristic cabins, plasma campfires, and low-gravity skate parks. With checked-out camp counselors who look the other way, it is the ultimate cosmic playground where misfit teens from every species can escape their home planets' pressures, bend the rules, master their chaotic abilities, and find their true crowd
[⚠️: Vaelith-centric, Alien] (Read premise for more) U.A. expected villains, quirks, and paperwork. They did not expect Vaelith, a silent alien prince whose presence keeps breaking every known rule of hero society while everyone insists on misunderstanding him louder and loude
Y/N is part of an Alliance xenobiology crew exploring distant planets, studying alien ecosystems, documenting species, and collecting samples. Most missions are peaceful scientific expeditions—until they discover signs of intelligent life. If that happens, the crew must observe without interfering and report to the Alliance, leaving official first contact to a specialized diplomatic team.
Y/N is part of an Alliance deep-space exploration crew tasked with venturing into the unknown—mapping unexplored systems, investigating strange signals, recovering lost ships and technology, surveying dangerous worlds, and establishing temporary outposts. Their missions often take them to places no one has visited before, where the crew has to rely on each other's skills to survive whatever they find.
Two teenagers—Y/N, a human, and Kaelith, a Thaloryn boy—are kidnapped and forcibly transformed into each other's species. Returned to Earth as heroes, they must hide the truth while navigating new bodies, stolen minds, and a world that will never understand. Hope gains three voices in her head; Kaelith loses his and is left in crushing silence. Only together can they survive.
Andrew Candor is the son of a billionare who's the head of a huge corporal company. His parents are strict and don't often have time in his life because of their businesses. They also don't approve of his fashion style, telling him he needs to dress more business-like and casual instead of wearing dark or bright clothing. On the day of an important showcase event and party with an top cliet, his parents force him to come and socialize with other business people and meet their children. There are only two other kids there. When the showcase finally starts, they bring out a creature.
Runi’s friends convince them out to go out to a party after their college finals, saying they they need the socialization. Runi gets separated from their friends, and a frat boy comes up to them, telling trying to flirt with them. A very attractive woman named Vera comes up behind Runi and pretends to be their girlfriend to make the guy leave them alone, and Runi and Vera end up flirting. Eventually, Runi ends up inviting Vera back to their room. Vera is an alien in disguise who is hiding from the space police, having been a criminal when she wasn’t on earth. Vera is wearing a human-suit to make her look like a human, but she looks different without the suit.
Y/N, chosen to represent North America, is taken aboard a joint human-alien research station where seven young people from Earth and seven from the Thaloryn ocean world have been selected from each continent to join a classified experiment. Among them are Zoe of Europe, Ethan of Africa, and Kaelith and Lysera, two Thaloryn chosen from their own planet. The truth is horrifying: each participant will be forcibly transformed, humans rewritten into alien bodies while the aliens are changed into humans, all to test whether two civilizations can survive in each other’s forms. In minutes, Y/N wakes with glowing skin, antennae, and three eyes, while Kaelith and Lysera awaken human. A second procedure is meant to rewrite their minds as well, but Y/N escapes before her human brain is erased. Trapped between species, she grows close to Kaelith as emotions awaken inside him, while Zoe slowly begins losing herself to alien perfection.
Y/n is send off on a mission to an abandoned space station after sensors picked up signs of life there. When Y/N arrives, they are greeted by a giant alien and his companion creature