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Sooooo, I felt my fake-ben-10-aliens career ended a little unceremoniously. So here's a bit of fan fiction to wrap it all up. Yes that is an omnitrix on Jen's wrist. The idea to draw another omnitrix wearer came to me while i was pondering how the gender of the omnitrix's wearer affects a particular alien's construction? Does the Omnitrix apply the DNA of the "strongest" example of the species to the wearer? Or does the Onmitrix create a unique blueprint which is somehow influenced by the wearer's own DNA? Would a host's intelligence, culture, anatomy, or gender effect the alien transformation? This line of questioning led me to idea that somewhere in the Omnitrix there was human DNA and had me stipulating how an alien transforming into a human might go. With that in mind, i made up Jen, and a couple more aliens to give her a full set of transformations. Their nicknames are from top to bottom and Jen's back story below it:

AvaLance
GasBag
BugBomb
Importal
SonicBoom
HexoSkeleton
Recoil
HiveMind
HotWheels
UnderDog

This is Hak' Jen Ksendu'nor, informally known as Jen, who, after being partnered with the Zetatrix, deserted her home world's military organization in favour of her own path.
Formerly a rising cadet in the Shrak'nar army, Jen chose to abandon her species' crusade to conquer worlds after using the Zetatrix to transform herself into the enemy species. Having walked in their skin, Jen found herself unable to kill the rival species and instead attempted to save their dying home world from her own people's warships. Jen fought valiantly but the planet's capital cities were destroyed and the surviving populations enslaved.

The Zetatrix was a predecessor to the Omnitrix and shares most of its capabilities, with a few key limitations. Unlike the Omnitirx, or the Ulitmatrix, the Zetatrix does not have access to the Codon Stream or any other type of mass DNA storage network. Instead, the Zetatrix can only store up to 10 unique alien blueprints, which must be manually retrieved. But the Zetatrix is not without its perks, it continually gathers information of the universe infinite collection of alien cultures, languages, and knowledge; which it conveniently stores and displays at its wearer's request. Perhaps Azmuth's ultimate intent was reflected through his creation as Jen chose to adopt his virtues of peace and coexistence and rejected her own culture of conquest and violence. Now Jen travels through space, documenting planets' and species' histories while campaigning against the Shrak'nar Empire and similar warring species. Not to mention of course, collecting the strongest, fastest, and weirdest aliens this universe has to offer.

Description
Sooooo, I felt my fake-ben-10-aliens career ended a little unceremoniously. So here's a bit of fan fiction to wrap it all up. Yes that is an omnitrix on Jen's wrist. The idea to draw another omnitrix wearer came to me while i was pondering how the gender of the omnitrix's wearer affects a particular alien's construction? Does the Omnitrix apply the DNA of the "strongest" example of the species to the wearer? Or does the Onmitrix create a unique blueprint which is somehow influenced by the wearer's own DNA? Would a host's intelligence, culture, anatomy, or gender effect the alien transformation? This line of questioning led me to idea that somewhere in the Omnitrix there was human DNA and had me stipulating how an alien transforming into a human might go. With that in mind, i made up Jen, and a couple more aliens to give her a full set of transformations. Their nicknames are from top to bottom and Jen's back story below it:

AvaLance
GasBag
BugBomb
Importal
SonicBoom
HexoSkeleton
Recoil
HiveMind
HotWheels
UnderDog

This is Hak' Jen Ksendu'nor, informally known as Jen, who, after being partnered with the Zetatrix, deserted her home world's military organization in favour of her own path.
Formerly a rising cadet in the Shrak'nar army, Jen chose to abandon her species' crusade to conquer worlds after using the Zetatrix to transform herself into the enemy species. Having walked in their skin, Jen found herself unable to kill the rival species and instead attempted to save their dying home world from her own people's warships. Jen fought valiantly but the planet's capital cities were destroyed and the surviving populations enslaved.

The Zetatrix was a predecessor to the Omnitrix and shares most of its capabilities, with a few key limitations. Unlike the Omnitirx, or the Ulitmatrix, the Zetatrix does not have access to the Codon Stream or any other type of mass DNA storage network. Instead, the Zetatrix can only store up to 10 unique alien blueprints, which must be manually retrieved. But the Zetatrix is not without its perks, it continually gathers information of the universe infinite collection of alien cultures, languages, and knowledge; which it conveniently stores and displays at its wearer's request. Perhaps Azmuth's ultimate intent was reflected through his creation as Jen chose to adopt his virtues of peace and coexistence and rejected her own culture of conquest and violence. Now Jen travels through space, documenting planets' and species' histories while campaigning against the Shrak'nar Empire and similar warring species. Not to mention of course, collecting the strongest, fastest, and weirdest aliens this universe has to offer.