Test Tube wants to help contestants with abilities control their abilities, but the solution she made, didn't work very well. In fact, it exploded and contaminated the air. The solution was seriously unhelpful, to say the least, and lead to a bunch of odd interactions and scenarios between the Inanimate Insanity cast.

Julian has spent his entire life believing everything can be measured. Grades. Schedules. Expectations. Every part of his life has been carefully planned by parents who insist they know what's best for him, even if it means deciding who he can and can't become. Then he meets Micah. Loud where Julian is quiet, impulsive where Julian is careful, Micah crashes into his perfectly organized world and turns everything upside down. What begins as an unlikely friendship slowly grows into something neither of them expected, forcing Julian to question everything he's ever been taught about success, family... and happiness. Because maybe home isn't where you're told to belong. Maybe it's where you're finally allowed to be yourself. (Despite the title, this is an original story. It was written as the foundation for a future animated adaptation.)