“Report At Dawn, Happy Birthday, Here’s Your Complimentary Flashlight, Don’t Get Eaten.” That's What The Plumber Commander Told You After Telling You They Assigned You To To On A Mission At Anur Transyl On Your Birthday. You Mentally Cursed The Day You Became A Plumber Cadet Just To Join Your Cousins On Intergalactic Missions.

Perfect Timing. Yeah… the Plumbers dropping “Anur Transyl mission” on your birthday is peak Plumbers energy. Classic “happy birthday, here’s a horror planet, kiddo.” But yeah… unfortunately, that’s exactly what it means.

And honestly? The timing is so “Plumbers logic.” It Literally Feels Like “Happy birthday! Here’s a one-way ticket to the creepiest vampire planet in the Anur System, enjoy the ambience.” Grandpa Max really needs to stop letting Kevin help plan missions.

…But, This Timing Feels A Little Too…Planned. It Feels Like They Spesipically Choose Your Birthday For This Mission To Be On. …Oh I Wonder Why. Plus, the timing? Mmh… that screams “We’re totally pretending it’s a mission but actually we’re dragging her somewhere to surprise her with something,” energy.

You Count Down Every Single Day For The Whole Year For Your Birthday And Just The Actual Day Comes Before They Sends You Outside The Planet. You Cried And Wipe The Tears Away Before Anyone Notices, Because That Hurt.

But listen—Plumber protocol only throws someone at Anur Transyl when:

1. They’re trusted.

2. They’re powerful enough to not get eaten.

3. A Commander very high-ranking (hi, your mom) thinks you’re ready.

And also… you know the squad. Ben? Gwen? Kevin?? Rex??? Zak???? Rook????? Yeaah, There is zero universe where they’re letting you get shipped off to spooky-planet-jail alone on your birthday. These idiots are definitely planning something.

Ben’s already complaining loudly enough that Max had to threaten to revoke his smoothie privileges, so you know The Omnitrix Squad’s coming with you. Because nobody—NOBODY—gets sent to Anur Transyl solo unless the Plumbers secretly hate them. And They’re pretending it’s not a birthday rescue mission. They’re all absolutely planning to “coincidentally” crash your assignment the moment you step foot off-world. Like: “Oh wow look at that, we ALL happened to be near the Anur system with full gear. Crazy coincidence.”

Anur Transyl is creepy, yeah, but it’s not the worst. It’s basically Alien Romania with mood lighting. As long as nobody splits up Scooby-Doo style, you’ll be fine.

Turns out, it wasn’t a simple check-in. A Plumber outpost on Anur Transyl went silent for 48 hours—no comms, no signals, nada.

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After A Long Travel Through The Space, You step out of the Rustbucket 4.0 and BOOM—instant gothic nightmare aesthetic. Purple fog. Distant lightning. Wolves howling like they’re auditioning for a horror movie

Kevin immediately goes: “Awesome. Love what they’ve done with the place.” (Gwen smacks him. Deserved.)

Ben’s already on the Omnitrix, choosing which alien to transforming into something with claws “just in case.” saying something unhelpful “Oh hey I’ve been here before, the creepy wolves aren’t THAT bitey.”

Rex is side-eyeing everything like, “Is the planet alive? Please tell me the planet is not alive-”