MiB the Series, *pic heavy*

Keeping the true form hidden can work, it's just there was a very obvious "big reveal" shot in the film that ended before you could process what you were looking at.


Back to the cartoon:
The Nrak are/is a single-minded plant-like species that assimilate hosts to perpetuate their kind. Their first stage is, naturally enough, a seed:

An ambulatory seed that appears to have a mouth. Despite specifically being called "not a fruit, but a seed", it acts more like a fruit in that it's eaten and "disperses" several seeds, which in turn grow into something resembling a flower bud:

The buds produce hundreds of tiny spores:

Which embed themselves in nearby creatures to control them and cultivate the buds:

All the bud roots apparently connect at one point, somewhat akin to a fungus' mycelium except it is created from several seeds joining together instead of one sprouting several buds. Regardless, destroying it destroys all the Nrak.



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Aldoosi is a sonic-powered alien; i.e. he screams to attack and even fly.




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Forbus believes cameras steal his essence and retaliates by draining the fluids out of any cameraman that happens to take a shot of him. Forbus is also able to make a psychic connection with Kay, sharing feelings at random and controlling him to an extant.

Fmecks are a recurring race of villainous and diminutive aliens who have an odd habit of putting an "F" in front of words or names that begin with the letter "M" (i.e. fmoron, Fmelvin). They are quite sensitive about their small stature, once attempting to blow up a planet merely because it was larger than their own. They also have quite the fashion sense:




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"The Undercover Syndrome" features many interesting incidental delegate/minister/etc. aliens:






And a few, more prominent, assassins:

damn, can't help but admire the creativity they put into background aliens.

There's a lot of nice crowd-filler aliens, though we don't typically get much of a good look at them:



I really wish we got a closer shot of the red guy




I could swear the hooded alien's head is mooning me.

Many episodes open with Jay and Kay looking for some alien in disguise, and more often than not Jay tackles what turns out to be a normal Earth thing while Kay casually gets the real alien. Some of the more interesting creatures:


Disguise: tree

Disguise: bowling ball

Disguise: truck tire

Disguise: n/a

Disguise: roaches

Disguise: teenage boyfriend

Disguise: Arquillian, complete with robotic human suit (i.e. it's an alien within another alien's head within yet another alien's head)

Disguise: biology class frog; unlike others, this one isn't a criminal but was in need of a rescue

Disguise: creepy little girl

Disguise: baseball

A few episodes open with recently-apprehended aliens:

This bug-like creature was captured in a "crop-circle shakedown"

This gaseous alien was caught for "exposing it's odor glands in public"


It's not explained what this one did that made it wanted, though it evidently gave quite a chase

"The Virtual Crossfire Syndrome" features a virtual-reality training program with a whole host of odd aliens. Unlike the movie, the point is to shoot *every* alien, not just the one suspicious girl with the quantum physics books. Shame.








These two are actually the same type of aliens Alpha stole parts from for his 3rd form ("The Out to Pasture Syndrome"):


"The Out to Pasture Syndrome" does actually show us those aliens, but nowhere near as clearly as "The Virtual Crossfire Syndrome"; close-ups, glares, and an overall pink tint greatly obscure the one shot we get of them.





I don't remember what episodes these are from, but we get another series of mugshots, this time with head-on and profile views:






I rather like the last two, though they almost look out of place in this series.

Here's a small screengrab of that brief shot: SPOILER_AHEAD

I saw that at the MiB wiki while I was fact-checking. Still would like to see if they made the full body, whether just in concept art or they got a full CG model of it.
Speaking of which, I wonder if there is any such art for the cartoon.


A "Worfian Stinkbug" (shoutout to Star Trek, it seems) are water-based; they grow by absorbing water and shrink if they dry out, very much like those toys we've all had (according to Wikipedia, those are officially known as "grow monsters").
The clothing store it's in evidently considers mushrooms and gigantic lava lamps acceptable decor!

This curious alien is only seen in the Christmas episode, and even then only in the background.

An alien that disguises itself as a toupee


Tunstens are slug-(and Opabinia)-like aliens that try to conquer the Earth by flooding it with a vile goo they thrive in. They typically pilot robotic suits, though their king took temporary control after Frank the Pug ate him.

Metaphites are essentially living nuclear reactors, irradiating all around them.

A smaller race, the Vexrons, thrive in radioactive areas and so 'plant' Metaphites to terraform new worlds.

These aliens took over for the Twins in one episode. Speaking of which, this is the proper spelling of the Twins's names:



A strange 2-headed, centauroid alien that doesn't do much of anything.

Dr. Zeeltor is one of the new characters introduced in Season 4. He's bizarrely ecstatic about everything, whether it be mundane school supplies, horrific life-threatening ailments (he once described one such illness to the tune of "Pop Goes the Weasel"), or genuinely good things. He also has a pet bacteria named Lucy.
Needless to say, he's quite entertaining.

An oddly limbed alien race that naturally have a few "superpowers", namely flight. The one in orange (who's actually an illegal, er, alien) played superhero in "The Zero to Superhero Syndrome".

Jay in turn played supervillain as "Swiss Army Man", who's basically a Swiss Army knife

This porcine pair (Scrawn and Scrawny, respectively) seemingly has nothing better to do than travel to different planets to fight any self-styled superheroes.

Yet another alien mugshot.

Oddly organic robot repair drones

Translucent aliens that get into shady business.

Pzim look like a cross between turtle, ram, snail, and mushroom, which manages to be coherent.

Best full-body shot we get of the Pzim are, ironically, Kay and Jay in disguise.

An alien with many pockets that works at MiB


A plant-like alien with a 3rd eye on it's torso and a 2nd mouth on it's forehead

A "Metamorph" assassin; loosely implied to be able to take on many different forms

Millicrons are a sentient, civilized virus. Although their infection has a similar effect as the flu upon the (human) host, killing them is considered genocide. Millicrons don't seem to want to hurt anyone, they're just trying to survive, and are willing to leave any host they unintentionally harm.

I remember the millicrons so well, they were adorable. The Twins had somehow accidentally released them into the air vent.

Alien fish Zed keeps as pets

Frostifarian. Only one of the three shown has the green mane (the other two were bald), incidentally it was the only one in a female human suit. Perhaps they are like lions in that only one gender has a mane?

This big-nosed alien worked at a gas station and evidently is already acquainted with Agent Kay





Imprisoned aliens that are forced to fight as gladiators

Charnocks don't need spaceships as they can survive out in open space as well as the reentry onto planets

An alien that happens to look like a cheese log while dormant

A repairman who's bladed head becomes oddly convenient in one episode

Baroogas have odd appetites. They'll binge eat a specific element then move onto another element; i.e. they devour any metal they find for iron, then switch to humans for carbon



Some aliens who do maintenance work for MiB. The vaguely Admiral Ackbar-ish one suffers from an inferiority complex and makes a black hole generator.



That's it for my screen caps. There are more aliens in the series, though I either didn't find them interesting or just didn't feel like bothering screen capping them.

This cartoon looks super great

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqXgl7eJTMc&feature=related