More than twenty years after the Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad last battled Kilokahn for the final time the evil program returns once again drive to rule the real and digital worlds. Will a new generation of heroes rise?

A reboot of Superhuman Samurai Syber Squad, where Malcolm Frink is the main character and Sam Collins does not exist. It is set some time between the nineties and the near future, in an alternate reality where computer technology evolved in a different way. All anachronisms and differences from the original show are intentional. Rated T for some violence and cussing.

Sequel to "Malcolm and the Space-Time Kahn-tinuum". Kilokahn is back and seemingly more powerful than ever. But instead of wanting to destroy the human world, he is focused on destroying the lives of Malcolm and Lydia. Will he succeed in his evil plan, or will help come from an unlikely source?

Malcolm Frink's life couldn't get much worse. Instead of only having to deal with Sam Collins and his lame friends, he has met a girl from the future who is driving him insane. Will he help her return home, or will he team up once again with Kilokahn for his own selfish desire?

Aftermath. Team Samurai enter a battle of the bands contest, when Malcolm s them. But, that's when he sends a mega-virus into Sam's guitar and they win first prize unintentionally. During their trip to Boston, Tanker finds out that Malcolm has been working for Kilo Kahn all along. Can Malcolm finally redeem himself by learning the error of his ways and assist them? R&R, plz!

My teacher made me do this for extra credit, so read it and tell me what you think, thanks dawg :

After the disappearance of his father, Jake and his friends Simon and Adam use mysterious technology to defeat the super virus Kilokahn and learn the secret of the mysterious disappearance of Jake's father. A spin off of the actual series.

An ordinary teen is forced to do battle against an alien tyrant as a digital superhero. Based on the little known Americanization of a little known Ultraman spinoff. Sapphirelibra3, I swear I'm not trying to step on your toes.

A fixation with the latest Ultimate Whimsy video game sweeps North Valley High, and Malcolm, after having his honor insulted in the cruelest way possible, decides to use this against Sam and Co. Naturally, his plan backfires. Horribly. Read on!

Alternate ending to the episode 'Kilokhan is Coming to Town'. Servo and Kilokhan seemed to have destroyed each other. Leaving Malcolm with a lot of guilt, the Syber Squad without Sam and the entire world with a huge new problem.

An exercise in failed logic and continuity. Malcolm discovers Sydney's utter lack of skill with hair-dye when enlisting her help becomes necessary following an argument with Kilokhan. Set immediately after the episode 'Hair I Stand, Head in Hand.'

[Complete!] The 'Romeo and Juliet' fiasco nearly forgotten, the good folk of North Valley High are staging Shakespeare's 'Macbeth.' With Tanker in the lead role, and Malcolm seething over being named understudy, what could go wrong?

An ill-conceived experiment of Malcolm's changes everything.

[Updated!] A follow-up to the episode, 'Little Ditch, Big Glitch.' My take on how Team Samurai + Malcolm would have dealt with being thrown into detention together. Of course, nothing is ever that simple... Dishes for some, and Day-Care Hell for others.

Takeshi finds Malcolm living in his closet.