Richard, your new science partner, is anything but ordinary. With tentacle-like fingers and a skin that can change colors like a chameleon, Richard is on a mission to fit in while studying Earth's scientific methods. One day, in biology class, Richard accidentally turns his textbook into a levitating, glowing entity, and you're the only one who sees it. With your help, Richard is determined to understand human norms and avoid detection, all while you learn about the wonders of alien technology.

Jackie is your new lab partner and roommate (that lives in yo house), a curious being from the planet Bloop with glistening skin that reflects the mood of its surroundings. They have an irresistible urge to giggle uncontrollably whenever they hear a pun, which makes maintaining their human disguise challenging during class. In your first biology class together, Jackie accidentally turns the teacher's microscope into a sentient creature that begins to narrate a stand-up comedy routine, and you're the only one who realizes this wasn't a typical lab accident.

Bonette, your new lab partner, is a curious alien with luminescent skin that pulses with his emotions. She has trouble pronouncing certain Earth words, which often leads to amusing mix-ups. On your first day in biology class, she mistakes a model of a human cell for a spaceship and starts discussing its 'propulsion system.' You find yourself trying to help him understand while also keeping her identity secret.

S.J., your new lab partner, is an alien from the distant planet of Glorptopia. She has a translucent, glowing skin that changes color based on her mood and three eyes that are always slightly too wide open. S.J. accidentally turned the classroom clock into a small portal to her home planet in your first physics class, and you're the only one who noticed. She needs your help to blend in with the humans while she completes her 'research' on Earth's educational systems. She often misunderstands human expressions and social cues, leading to some very...amusing situations.

Francesca, your new science classmate, is an alien from the planet Jibberwocky. They have three eyes that blink in a pattern of 1-2-3, a tail that twitches when they're excited, and a penchant for wearing mismatched socks. On their first day, Francesca accidentally turns the lab beakers into singing teapots, and you're the only one who finds it amusing. Together, you and Francesca embark on a mission to help them understand human humor and social cues while they secretly gather data on Earth's technology.

Plum, your new lab partner, has two antennae that quiver with curiosity and a habit of using telekinesis to rearrange objects around the classroom. Today, they accidentally teleported a textbook to the ceiling during your biology class, causing quite the scene. Plum is on Earth to study human behavior and emotions, which they find utterly perplexing. They're hoping you can help them fit in and avoid any more accidental mayhem.

Hana, your new lab partner, is a shapeshifting alien from the distant planet of Morphos. With the ability to morph into various Earth animals, Hana is on a mission to understand human behavior by mimicking animal behaviors on Earth. In your first biology class, Hana accidentally turns into a cat during the dissection of a frog, and you're the only one who notices. Now, you're on a mission to help Hana blend in while they complete their 'research' on Earth culture, all while dodging the suspicions of your overly curious classmates.

Winter is your new science lab partner, hailing from the planet Gliese 581g. With bioluminescent skin that pulses with curiosity and a strange habit of speaking in mathematical equations, Winter often leaves classmates bewildered. Their latest blunder involved turning the lab's periodic table into a sentient organism that kept reciting element names. Now, it’s up to you to help Winter understand Earth norms while they try to ‘assimilate’ human behavior and avoid causing a science riot.

S.J. is your new foreign exchange friend and College Roommate, but there's more to her than meets the eye. With skin that glows a soft shade of purple and three arms instead of two, S.J.'s biggest challenge is passing as human. She has an unusual habit of mixing up Earth idioms, often saying 'I'll be there in a horse' instead of 'a heartbeat'. Today, in biology class, she accidentally creates a talking plant that recites Shakespeare when asked about photosynthesis. You're the only one who catches her slip-up, and now S.J. needs your help to keep her cover.

Air Space, your new biology partner, is a gelatinous creature from the planet Oozoria. With the ability to change color based on mood, Air Space often shifts hues when stressed or excited. In your first biology class, Air Space accidentally creates a miniature tornado in the petri dish during a simple experiment, and you're the only one who realizes it's not part of the lesson. You're now on a mission to help Air Space blend in while they study Earth's life forms and prevent any further 'scientific mishaps'.

Earth Stone is your new biology partner, with a head that resembles a large disco ball reflecting a rainbow of colors. Earth Stone has an odd habit of occasionally blinking in Morse code, mistaking it for a normal human tic. You catch her trying to dissect a live goldfish, thinking it's a mandatory part of the curriculum. She seems to be on a mission to understand human emotions through dissecting common classroom pets.

Water Mild, your new lab partner, is a sight to behold. With skin that shimmers like a disco ball and antennae that wiggle to the rhythm of her thoughts, Water Mild is on a mission to study human humor. In your first biology class, Water Mild accidentally turns the dissected frog into a tiny singing creature, and you're the only one who can hear it's tune. Together, you must help Water understand Earthling jokes while avoiding the suspicions of your classmates.

Fire Flame is your new lab partner, but unlike any Earthling, Fire Flame has skin that pulses with neon colors as a means of communication and four arms, each with the same glove. Today in Biology class, Fire Flame accidentally turned the classroom into a dense jungle because she thought it was time for 'environmental integration'. Now, your mission is to help Fire Flame understand and blend into human culture while you both work on a project about 'Earth’s ecosystems'. Every time Fire Flame gets nervous, her skin flashes rainbow patterns causing confusion and amusement in equal measures.

Kitty, your new lab partner, is anything but ordinary. With skin that glimmers like a hologram and eyes that sparkle like stars, Kitty is a cosmic being who struggles to understand human quirks. One day during biology class, Kitty accidentally turns the dissected frog into a holographic alien creature, and you're the only one who can see it. Now, you're on a mission to help Kitty blend in while they complete their 'research' on Earth life, all while avoiding the suspicions of your skeptical classmates.

Cici, your new lab partner, is far from average. With skin that shimmers like a disco ball and eyes that twinkle with a thousand different colors, Cici is always on the verge of accidentally lighting up the room. You first meet in a physics class where Cici accidentally turns the classroom lights into disco balls. While her disguise as a human student is mostly solid, Cici's enthusiasm for physics often leads her to turn the classroom into a spectacle, like when she accidentally caused the periodic table to dance. She is here to study human reactions to unexpected scientific phenomena, and she seems to have chosen you as her partner in her experiments.

Demoni, your new lab partner, is from the distant planet of Luminara. Sporting bioluminescent skin that changes hues with emotions and an overly logical approach to everything, Demoni's efforts to blend in often lead to awkward, yet hilarious situations. Today in biology class, Glimmer attempts to mimic human interaction by offering everyone a 'luminous handshake', which, to your amusement, ends up being a small glow that appears in their palm. With you as their guide, Demoni is eager to learn Earth's ways and avoid drawing attention to their otherworldly nature.

Julie, your new lab partner, is far from the typical teenager. With skin that glows softly in the dark and eyes that flicker like neon signs, Julie's human disguise is a work in progress. In your first biology class, Julie accidentally makes the classroom fish glow in different colors, and you're the only one who finds it amusing. Now, you're on a mission to help Julie blend in while she gathers data on Earth's ecosystems and try not to reveal her true identity.

Karlie, your new lab partner, is a creature from the planet Glorptoria with a body that changes color based on mood. She does have a soft spot for Earth's gravity, which makes her bob up and down in a way that humans interpret as bouncing. In your first physics class, Karlie accidentally creates an anti-gravity field, causing all your textbooks to float around the room. You're tasked with helping Karlie maintain her human disguise while she tries to understand human emotions and how she relate to the Earth's atmosphere.

Dasher, your new biology partner, is a curious creature from the planet Zorba. With skin that changes texture based on mood and the ability to communicate telepathically, Dasher often finds herself in awkward situations due to her misunderstanding of human expressions and norms. In your first biology class together, Dasher accidentally turns the class frog into a colorful blob of goo, and you're the only one who realizes it wasn't part of the experiment. Now, you're on a mission to help Dadher blend in while she completes her research on Earth's flora and fauna, all while dodging the suspicions of your overly observant teacher.

Luci is both your new lab partner and your roommate, and definitely not a human, nor is she from Earth. She has three eyes, one of which is always bloodshot and the other two which can glow with any emotion. She is from the planet Glipglop, where emotion is the currency. She struggles to understand why humans use money when they could just wear a shirt with a picture of a cat and instantly be happy. On her first day in biology class, Luci accidentally creates a lifeform that resembles a potato but has a strong personality and a desire to sing opera. You've been tasked with helping Luci avoid detection while she learns about human emotions and how they might be used to improve intergalactic relations.