Alternate Universe Masterlist

The following article is a comprehensive list of all the alternate universes, or AUs (as of March 24, 2021), featuring the crew of the Phœnix.

Primary AUs
These AUs have been carefully developed, have plenty of attached lore, and have at least one piece of supplementary writing, whether fanfiction or a roleplay log. They are presented here in descending order of relevance.


 * TTT AU
 * SCP AU
 * Reawakened AU
 * Prince AU
 * Vampire + Hunter AU
 * Alien AU
 * Merfolk AU
 * Pokemon AU

Secondary AUs
These AUs are all the other ones, just as well liked but less developed. As they do not warrant their own wiki pages, a short description is provided for each. Unlike the above, these are organized in alphabetical order.


 * Among Us—Exactly what it says on the tin. The crew is a group of astronauts, trying desperately to figure out who exactly is the imposter among them.
 * Assassin—Enemies to lovers. Jack is a rich woman that works for/with the templar, and Kai is an assassin.
 * Crew-Adjacent—An AU where, instead of the canon crew, a set of the players' other TMA OCs take their place as a seafaring group of avatars. Features characters such as August Blakewell and Cessair North.
 * Crewstuck—A Homestuck AU.
 * Cryptid/Folklore—The crew are featured as different folklore animals/creatures. Poe is a kelpie, Clarence is a dullahan, and Kai a banshee or siren.
 * Cult—Led by Kai-possessed-by-the-Lovecraftian-god-Cynothoglys, the crew make up a cult with 14 different sects, each dedicated to worshipping their god in a unique, horrible way.
 * Cyborg—A far-futuristic AU in which Clarence has been cybernetically modified beyond the point of no return, and sets out to make a living in an advanced, but corrupt, city.
 * Daemon—Everyone is still on the Phœnix, but now a part of their souls are on the wrong side of their skin. A His Dark Materials AU.
 * Dungeons and Dragons—The crew, but set in the D&D universe, and as an adventuring party rather than a bunch of pirates. They're still a polycule (of course).


 * Eldritch—After sailing into an apparently endless expanse of fog, the crewmembers begin changing to more aptly (but more painfully) fit their patrons.


 * Entityswaps—There are three of these, in which the Entities each crewmember serves is switched. Who they are switched with differs, as shown below:
 * Random Entityswap—Based off a random generator pairing each crewmember up with a random fear other than their own; featuring Flesh!Joshua and Eye!Gall, among others.
 * Player Character Entityswap—A slightly less random entity swap AU, in which each player's two or three characters' entities are flipped/rotated; Lonely!Eli and Spiral!Micah, for instance.
 * Opposite Entityswap—A not-random entity swap, where each character is flipped to the closest opposing entity possible; i. e., Vast!Clarence and Buried!Poe.


 * Everybody Has A Hyde—What it sounds like. Through one event or another, each of the Phœnix crew has with a Hyde version of themself—or, in some cases, a Jekyll.
 * Fae—In canon, the crew hails from all over the world. In the Fae AU, their lands of origin have some bearing over the High Court beings they exist as. Similar to the Folklore AU.
 * Flowershop—Kai owns a flower shop and Jack is a simp.
 * Frankenstein—Crew equivalent to Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley. Joshua is a mentally-questionable young scientist seeking to create life, and Kai is his "perfect" creation.


 * Gall-E—Very little is left on Earth. Gall is a robot slowly and singlehandedly attempting to clean the whole planet by himself, and Augustin is an extremely violent one (with knives!) looking for life, and most definitely not looking for Gall.
 * Ghosts—Instead of seeing death, Kailani Amara sees dead people. Moving into a house one day, she hits her head, and upon waking up, fourteen ghosts have appeared to her, each from different time periods, each having died a different way.
 * Glass Scientists, The—Set in TGS's Society of Arcane Sciences, within which each of the crewmembers is a rogue scientist. The Society is headed by August Blakewell, the "Jekyll" figure, whilst his Hyde is Augustin.
 * Hanahaki—In this universe, lovesickness leads to chronic physical sickness unless it is seen to be requited. Everyone on this boat is in love and most of it is either one-sided pining or two-sided pining paired with a healthy dosage of obliviousness.
 * Magical Girl—Surely you can guess.
 * Magnus Archives, The—A variation on canon, in which Augustin is the Archivist, Micah, Zachariah(?), and Henri are archival assistants, and Jonah Magnus is living in a body called Dorian.
 * Modern AU—Also exactly what it says on the tin. The squad lives together in a normal-universe apartment building!
 * Rich A—holes—Similar to canon, although things go differently. Each crewmember's life follows a distinctly different path in which they each manage to rise to riches, and interact with each other in the upper class. They are, therefore, all kind of jerks.
 * Speakeasy—Instead of being on a boat, this time the crew is a gang running an underground speakeasy during the Prohibition era of America. Everyone's in nice suits.
 * Star Wars—The Phœnix is once again a starship, but this time is situated in the Star Wars universe. The crew is a group of ragtag lightsaber-wielding ex-Jedi, ex-Sith, and both force-sensitive and non-force-sensitive rogues, all brought together for want of found family—at least for now.
 * Time Travel—Kai is native to the late 1700s, and for some reason people from alternate times in history have been appearing on her ship. With no other choice, she has taken it as her duty to find out what’s going on and to take care of them in the meanwhile.
 * Undertale—The crew take the places of various characters from Undertale.
 * University Professors—All the adults in the crew are university professors working at the same university. Their collective dynamic consistently mystifies their students.
 * Victorian Dark Academia Community—Similar to the "Rich A—holes" AU, although instead of being rich and awful they're moderately rich and extremely poetic.
 * Viking—The Crew is a Viking village. Kai and Clarence are cousins that (kind of) lead the group together.
 * Wild West—Some are outlaws, some are law abiding citizens. They should kiss.
 * Wings—Everything remains the same, but every member of the crew bears wings.
 * Witcher—Basically just the crew but if they were all from The Witcher, each fulfilling different roles.
 * Zombie Apocalypse—Mostly just a self-indulgent "everyone's in dusty ripped shirts with homemade weapons covered in blood" AU for Winter.

The Eeby Deeby
The Eeby Deeby sits in a unique and unusual position in the crew canon. Being canon, an alternate universe, and pure crack at the same time lands it on this list purely by technicality.