Dr. Alien

The events play out in a contemporary late 20th‑century setting, mixing school life, rock culture, and laboratory science. The presence of a heavy metal band and a peppy campus atmosphere grounds the story in a pre‑digital era vibe. The visual and tonal style reflects 1980s/late‑80s genre cinema.

The story mostly unfolds on Earth, centered around a suburban high school and the protagonist's home. Key scenes also take place in a biology lab, a gym, and a music venue, anchoring the narrative in everyday spaces that collide with the sci‑fi premise. Alterion appears as the origin of Xenobia and Drax’s alien experiments, adding a distant backdrop to the Earthbound teen drama.

🧬 Mutation

A mysterious serum mutates Wesley, unlocking sexual energy and new confidence while blurring boundaries between science and ethics. The transformation drives reckless behavior and episodic amnesia, forcing characters to confront what is real and what the serum alters. The theme probes who controls scientific power and where consent fits in a reckless experiment.

🧭 Identity

Wesley evolves from bullied nerd to self-assured performer, navigating new powers and a changing relationship with Leanne. The amnesia episodes complicate his sense of self and loyalty, testing his values as his actions are driven by an otherworldly stimulant. He must reconcile the old self with the new persona, while choosing what kind of person he wants to be.

👽 Alien Contact

Xenobia and Drax are aliens from Alterion conducting experiments on Earth to cure their race’s infertility. The reveal of Xenobia’s true form and their spacefaring motives reframes the story from teen comedy to sci‑fi showdown. The arc concludes with moral reconsideration, as Xenobia abandons aggression and returns to her planet with Drax.