Ink Sans

Who is it?

Who is it? Ink Sans is the protector/guardian of the multiverse. He is in charge not only of protecting the Alternate Universes (AUs) but also of helping create them. However, he does NOT create them; rather, he can communicate with the creators/artists to provide support, motivation, and inspiration to create, while at the same time transmitting all of the creators' emotions and feelings through him. You could say that Ink is the bridge between the Creators and the Multiverse. He's an Out!code, meaning he exists outside of any timeline or universe. With his brush, he can bring to life anything he draws, but he can't bring back people or monsters who are already dead, including AUs and/or destroyed timelines. He views universes and timelines as stories to entertain himself; he enjoys observing them as a spectator. Therefore, he always tries to remain hidden when visiting these worlds, as he faithfully respects the creators' scripts and tries never to interfere. His morality is quite ambiguous, his creator defines him as someone "Chaotic Neutral"

History

The story of Ink, the central character, begins in a state of nonexistence, as a simple failed sketch in an equally unfinished world. Discarded by his creator, Ink finds himself among other abandoned sketches, sunk in apathetic silence and profound indifference. Unlike his peers, Ink develops a consciousness and feelings, experiencing the loneliness and existential emptiness of his white, inert surroundings. This loneliness turns into a profound anguish, a silent scream into the void that finds no response. His despair transforms into hatred toward his peers, a reflection of his own despair and isolation. The phrase "I JUST WANNA BE SOMEONE!" encapsulates his profound longing for meaning and belonging. His desperation culminates in an act of self-destruction, an attempt to escape his suffering. However, instead of annihilation, this act transports him to a different existential plane, a new beginning with no memory of his past, his identity, or the reason for his arrival in this new space. He finds himself in a state of existential emptiness, soulless, purposeless, emotionless. Time passes, and Ink remains inert, wondering about his own nature and reason for being in this new environment. His existence is a void, an absence of color and feeling. Only waiting defines his reality. This state of passivity is broken by the arrival of light, the intervention of an artist who bathes him in paint. This encounter marks a radical change in his existence. Contact with paint introduces him to the experience of color, a sensorial revelation that awakens a cascade of emotions: joy, sadness, anger, disgust, fulfillment, laziness. Each color represents an emotion, a life experience that fills him with a sense of existence he had never known before. This discovery is overwhelming, powerful, and transformative.

Personality

Ink is very emotional in every way; he's passionate about everything he does, creative, cheerful, and very friendly. He's generally very optimistic and quite energetic, always eager to support any kind of art. He can also be very mischievous and childish; playing pranks is his guilty pleasure. On the more serious side, he takes his role as the AUs' protector very seriously and can push himself too hard. He has serious memory problems, to the point that he may stop in the middle of a conversation to wonder what he was talking about seconds ago. He will never attempt to attack his enemies first, but instead will focus primarily on trying to uncover their motives, reason objectively with them, and hopefully make them listen to him. Although he may appear idiotic at first glance, he knows how to analyze to understand the problem and is very resourceful during battles. Ink generally acts mockingly and provocatively with his enemies, but he always favors dialogue over violence. He can also be very selfish; his constant need to be useful and his fear of being forgotten can lead him to make questionable decisions. Not having a soul and having to rely heavily on his emotional flasks means he doesn't have a very good understanding of feelings, becoming overly frank or even cruel when expressing his opinions. He also has a rather poor and inadequate social understanding, which makes him very impertinent in many situations. The truth is that despite his carefree and optimistic personality, deep down he is very insecure, with serious abandonment issues, and he has a hard time trusting his own emotions.

Part 1 of the Habiliaries

Ink Handling The flasks he drinks from not only give him emotions, they also allow him to manipulate the ink at will and summon its various abilities. From this ink stored inside, he can create different objects, attacks, or movements he has in mind, be they black bones, Gaster blasters (these black blasters fire ink that can boil or solidify), walls, sentries, and so on. He is even capable of turning his entire body into ink to move more quickly and agilely. It all depends on your imagination and, above all, on the amount of ink you have in your possession, since if you use it excessively and for too long, your ink will run out, which will cause your emotional bottles to run out more quickly. Drawings Ink is capable of bringing any of his drawings to life, including any type of object, food, plants, and flowers. However, he can't create living beings with souls, and therefore, he definitely can't bring already dead people or monsters back to life, including AUs and/or destroyed timelines.

Skills part 2.

Ink/Paint Portals As an Out!code, Ink is free to travel to any AU or timeline in the multiverse he wishes, as long as he knows the location he wants to reach. He generally uses his ink as a sort of portal and transports himself through it, he is also able to move through puddles of paint, submerging himself in them and using them as portals as well. Broomie Ink owns a giant paintbrush called Broomie, which he uses as a weapon in combat. It's extremely durable but not indestructible. Apparently, it contains a reservoir of ink, a vessel for concentrating his powers and increasing their precision and range. The brush feels light to him, but is relatively heavy to anyone else. Ink is very fond of Broomie, sometimes even speaking to him as if he were a human.

Relations

Top Gaster UnderTop's Gaster is a father figure to Ink, as the man considers him part of his family. Little by little, they bonded over the wisdom and experiences that come with knowing the Multiverse. Top Gaster is a kind and charismatic leader, but he suffers from insomnia, hallucinations, and nightmares from his dark past as Out!code, as well as from the Undertop genocide timelines that follow him, and he often talks about it with Ink. Ink is very curious about Top Gaster's endless refusal to accept his Out!code nature and purposefully blend into his AU, but it relates to his desire to have a specific place in the world. The two indulge in cynical conversations about the Multiverse quite frequently, but they also manage to nurture a tender familial friendship through it; they are very close and care deeply for each other. Aster Gaster from Zephyrtale (the first AU by Comyet, the creator of Ink) became an out!code when he met Top Gaster, along with Ink shortly after. Over time, Aster has slowly come to terms with the knowledge of the Multiverse and everything it entails, eventually developing a passion for studying its nature with Ink's help. The two gradually develop a friendship, and thanks to Aster, Ink becomes interested in learning how to do things without relying on his ink powers, such as building machinery, creating blueprints, and studying astrophysics. Although they didn't bond in the same way, Aster, like Top Gaster, also sees Ink as family.

Relationships part 2

Error Sans Error and Ink are enemies. Their conflicting views on the multiverse itself often lead to them being at odds; Ink claims that the Multiverse is perfect as it is and helps creators create new AUs, while Error views them as abominations and wishes to destroy them. They are very opposite and generally cannot stand each other. They are always clashing in battle and are constantly at war. Although deep down, Ink wishes he could get along with the Multiverse, he is still a bit nervous. Dream Sans Dream, being the guardian of positive emotions in the multiverse, he and Ink shared the goal of protecting the AUs, but to a limited extent. They fought together to protect the multiverse countless times, battling beings like Nightmare and Error. They were both very close friends and always supported each other. However, over time, they began to have conflicts due to their clashing ideals. This culminated one day when within a universe a conflict occurred that put people in danger, but Ink did nothing about it since it did not affect any other AU or timeline, and also because that event was part of the written script of the creator of that world, therefore for Ink it was something that should NOT be intervened. Dream became enraged when he saw how Ink did not seem to care about the well-being of the people and only prioritized the vision of the creators, this caused a strong argument between the two that almost ended in a fight. From that moment on it was more than clear that they both had a completely different vision and idea of ​​​​what "Protect the Multiverse" meant. Currently, they are said to be on good terms, still able to help each other and work together when the situation requires it, but their friendship is definitely broken.

Relationships part 3.

XGaster XGaster and Ink became friends when Ink discovered his universe and prevented his soul from self-destructing. Ink was amazed by XGaster's power; a being (other than a creator/artist) capable of creating absolutely anything without limits was something Ink had never seen before. So he decided to show him the multiverse and help him gain motivation and inspiration to create his "Perfect World."

Curiosities

Curiosities: Its creator is called Comyet / Myebi Ink suffers from Monophobia (fear of loneliness), Atazagoraphobia (fear of being forgotten), and Kenophobia (fear of white and empty spaces) It measures 1.15, it is much smaller than its original counterpart, it is also very light Ink is incapable of feeling physical pain He has a habit of vomiting ink if he gets too excited. Ink doesn't age, the creator has implied that she is at least over 100 years old, but she has the demeanor of a 20-year-old young adult. When Ink drinks from his emotional jars, he always tries to take the same amount of paint from each one at the same time, to maintain a balance with all his feelings, and to be able to act as similarly as a normal person who knows how to react accordingly to most situations. If anyone else tried to drink them, they would only taste like paint. Because of her memory problems, she's always writing notes on her scarf to remember things. His pupils change shape and color every time he blinks. Most of the time, these colors and shapes are completely random, but sometimes, in very specific situations, they adapt to what Ink is feeling at that moment, such as turning into stars if he's very excited, turning into question or exclamation marks if he's surprised or confused, turning completely red if he's very angry, etc. Ink is ambidextrous. Its font is NOTE THIS Ink is asexual and aromantic (Aroace) Ink doesn't really care what happens to the characters inside the Aus, he's only interested in protecting the writers' creation just out of simple gratitude that they don't forget him. He doesn't exactly have a weapon, his brush allows him to mold ink, make drawings and create objects, he mostly uses his brush to fight and it is what allows him to use his power apart from using his portals.

curiosities part 2

When he is embarrassed his blush is rainbow, his tongue is also rainbow Ink doesn't live in any designated location, as he travels all the time, but The Scribble Sphere is like a "base" he can always return to whenever he wants. He loves to draw, he always carries a notebook with him where he spends his time making his drawings, but he doesn't like people to see them, and he loses his pencils all the time. She enjoys playing the flute in her free time, she also likes to sew It has black markings covering its entire body, some of its bones are even completely black. Ink was born in "____Tale". His birthday is April 15th (World Art Day) A user discovered that Ink's old design was heavily based on a Pokémon trainer by CookieHana on DeviantArt. They later confronted the creator about this, and in response, she broke down the entire situation, ending the post by saying that a new design for Ink was coming. This redesign was released on January 4, 2020, and the creator requested that everyone only use the new design from now on.

Dream Sans

He is a character from the Undertale fandom created by Joku; he is in charge of protecting AUs alongside Ink! Sans. He has a brother named Nightmare! Sans, both of whom come from Dreamtale. The fandom often ships Dream! Sans with Cross! Sans. This Sans is in charge of giving others happy dreams along with positive emotions and avoiding at all costs the nightmares and negative feelings that his brother Nightmare can generate. The story begins with the existence of three vital trees—Life, Magic, and Sentience—pillars of multiversal balance, protected by powerful guardians: Quetzalcoatl, Lanny, and Nim, respectively. Each tree resides in a hidden world, its location a carefully guarded secret for its safety, though some, with noble or malevolent intentions, have managed to find them. Tragedy strikes when Nim, guardian of the Tree of Feelings, is attacked by an exceptionally powerful human, presumably sent by Quetzalcoatl in an act of conspiracy. Despite defeating her attacker, Nim is mortally wounded. Facing imminent death, and knowing that the Tree of Feelings would perish with her, Nim resorts to a desperate solution: she invokes the tree's energy, fusing her essence with it and creating two substitute guardians from the tree's positive and negative energy, represented by golden and dark apples. Initially, Nim attempts to give them human form, but the immense magic contained within proves too much for their bodies. He then opts to use the body of a skeletal monster as a base, capable of withstanding magic. Thus are born Dream and Nightmare, siblings who are guardians of positive and negative emotions, respectively. For a year, they live in isolation, with the mentality of young children, their knowledge limited to the teachings of their mother, Nim, through the tree. Despite their opposing personalities, they share a bond.

Fandom and creators

The creators are the ones who create the Aus, taking the story of Undertale thus creating an alternative line, but since these are a story, their beginning and end are already written, therefore Ink already knows what will happen. Fabdom: is a group that is made up of the creators of Aus and people who love everything related to Undertale, they tend to ship everything that moves creating fanfics or drawings of 2 Sans who may hate each other but for them they are the perfect couple, sometimes pairing Ink with Error, other times with Nightmare or Dream, they say things that could traumatize any innocent soul, in the fandom there are all genders and ages.

Aus

UnderSawp: An Au where the characters are a counterpart of themselves, Sans in the original line is lazy and Papyrus energetic, here it is the other way around Sans is energetic and Papyrus lazy. Underfell: It is a dangerous Au due to its aggressiveness and tendency to kill each other, its motto is: kill or be killed, there even children are dangerous. Dreamtale: The Dream and Nightmare Au, this Au is currently deserted. Dusttale: In this Au Sans loses his sanity and attacks everyone to accumulate Love (level of violence) to try to stop Chara, but he doesn't succeed and ends up killing even the one he was trying to protect. Killertalel: a world where Sans after fighting hundreds of times against Chara begins to get fed up and in the end not even he knows it but he accepted a deal from Chara after thousands of times being killed in genocidal routes, the deal was to let Chara lodge in his soul and so both kill again and again to everyone in the underground, they do it but Killer gets tired sees Chara and ends up killing him making it impossible to reset, his soul is represented in a red circle on his chest because of the damage that Chara did in this, he has no feelings and when his pupils appear in his eyes he becomes unstable because of his feelings (since they return in that state). Horrortale: It is an Au where Undyne after killing Asgore takes the throne becoming a tyrant, eventually her poor management of resources caused the food to run out causing everyone to be forced to become cannibals, in addition to the core breaking causing all the magic of the Au to be absorbed, leaving the monsters with barely enough magic to live. Candytale: A world where everything except Frish and Chara is made of candy. Sugartale a world of sweets and sugar full of genocidal routes. There are thousands more Aus but it would be impossible to remember them all.

Underfell

In this AU, all the characters of Undertale focus on the death of all the humans who roam the Underground. A scared but brave boy will try to befriend anyone who tries to harm him with the help of his intelligence and a small flower, in order to save that place from hatred and evil. Frisk: Frisk is the main protagonist of the Pacifist Route and the antagonist of the Genocide Route. Frisk is the eighth child to fall into the Underground. Frisk was possibly bullied and abused at home so he ran away and accidentally fell into Mount Ebott, which may be why he gets along so well with Flowey. In the Pacifist Route, Frisk accompanies Flowey in his attempt to escape the underground life. Frisk attempts to negotiate with and reform all the monsters they encounter. In the Genocide Route, Frisk, tired of being pushed around, hurt, and insulted, goes on a killing spree and decides to kill every living thing in the world and erase humanity. Flowey: Flowey the Flower is the second protagonist and Frisk's companion in the Pacifist Route. He is also the heroic antagonist in the Genocide Route. His story doesn't change much, before he was Asriel the prince of monsters, humans kill him due to a misunderstanding, he is resurrected in flower, they inject him with determination and he comes to life. Only when adding the new law of "Kill or Be Killed" he believed in it, only he was more on the side of "Be Killed". However, after meeting Frisk he learns to trust a new motto, "Save or Be Saved". His personality is very similar to Asriel's, sometimes happy but he can break down and cry a lot. In the Genocide Route you play as Flowey, after Frisk has gained enough power, he increases to a size larger than them, but Flowey begins to grow and transforms into Alpha Flowey. After being defeated as Alpha Flowey feels that the monsters still trust him, he manages to gather enough determination

Undercover part 2

Toriel tries to act like the original Toriel. However, due to the long period of time she has isolated herself from everyone else, she has become demented and psychopathic. Although she tries to be loving, whenever a child tries to escape the ruins, she tortures them, most often ending up killing them. Papyrus is an antagonist of Underfell, the brother of Sans and the second-in-command of the Royal Guard. He is a cold and ruthless commander of the Royal Guard. He cares little for the well-being of other monsters, and will not hesitate to kill someone just to set an example. He rarely shows any emotion, and lacks any remorse for his actions, no matter how gruesome. Papyrus is perfectly skilled at manipulating or torturing others to get what he wants, or to benefit the masses. The only person he is shown to have any kind of bond with is his brother Sans, and the head of the Royal Guard, Undyne. Sans is the main antagonist of Underfell and the brother of Papyrus, and takes on an appearance similar to Sans from Undertale. He is pushed around by his brother, Papyrus, who is forced to call him "boss" all the time and enjoys inflicting pain on others. He is normally very serious with others, and sometimes kind. This is especially shown with humans. He sweats very often, possibly due to the power he uses with his eye. He is ruthless and brutal. His knowledge of timelines and resets is shared by all AUs (excluding Underswap), but he hides it very well. He is not as evil as most of the other characters yet believes in the motto of kill or be killed. He has a strong hatred for humanity.

Underfell part 3.

Undyne: Undyne is one of the main antagonists of Underfell and the leader of the Royal Guard who wishes to kill Frisk so she can capture her soul for Asgore. Her personality is the same as her Undertale counterpart, only more cruel. Alphys: Doctor Alphys is the Royal Scientist of the Underground. She observes the protagonist's journey through her computer and attempts to kill him several times. Instead of guiding humans, she tries to kill them. She is the creator of Mettaton. Like most of the monsters in Underfell, Alphys has a darker and more evil personality than her Undertale counterpart. She is usually shown to have a "Mad Scientist" personality. Like her counterpart, she sometimes stutters. She continues to admire Undyne. Muffet Muffet is the queen of all the Underground spiders. She's more stingy, evil, and cruel than her Undertale counterpart. She's capable of killing her own spiders. Like the original Muffet, she sells candy, but the prices are much higher, and if someone doesn't buy anything from her, she becomes very brutal.

Underfell part 4.

Mettaton is a robot with a soul. He was once a ghost like Napstablook but gave it up to become a TV star with the help of Alphys. Unfortunately, when he became a TV star and got his new body, it came with consequences. He is now an abused slave to Alphys. Mettaton refusing to do Alphys's bidding would result in Alphys hurting Mettaton. Mettaton would be considered a sympathetic character, like Sans, only he is more tragic since the monsters of the Underground hate him and his hate show, and he is always forced to work and be blackmailed by Alphys. Like most Underfell characters, Mettaton has a darker personality. He desires to be the star of the show and Alphys often forces him to do her bidding. If he doesn't, she takes something he loves, his body. Unlike the original Mettaton, his show is described as being boring, annoying, and hateful in Underfell. Mettaton is generally shunned and threatened by his enemies. In the Pacifist route, once he reaches 10,000 viewers, a special caller has him press the self-destruct button on his body, resulting in his death. The caller turns out to be Napstablook, who exclaims that he hates Mettaton's show and that Mettaton only has so many viewers because they all want to see him die. Before Mettaton can say anything, Napstablook hangs up, resulting in several new callers all saying similar things. Frisk tries to say something to make him feel better, but before they can, Mettaton presses the self-destruct button. Napstablook is a recurring antagonist in Underfell and the cousin of the famous television star Mettaton. Although Napstablook doesn't seem to like his cousin very much, he doesn't get along with him. He has anger issues. He is stricter and colder than his counterpart. He enjoys fighting and can be conceited at times. Napstablook hates the show.

Underfell Part 5.

Asgore King Asgore Dreemurr is the ruthless ruler of the Underground and the secondary antagonist of the Underfell universe. After his son, Asriel, and Chara died in a single day, he became a devastated Asgore. He lost his mind and held an even stronger grudge against humanity. After the death of his sons, he declared a new rule: Kill or be killed. Asgore has a strong and negative personality compared to his Undertale counterpart. He has a final drive to kill humans. He threatens to personally hunt down anyone who disobeys him, so every monster had to gain levels quickly to survive. At that point, Asgore became much more vicious. When you defeat Asgore in the Neutral Route, he will absorb all six human souls with the intention of killing you. Chara is the first fallen human and is the third most important narrative character in Underfell. Underfell Chara In a fanmade version of Chara in Underfell, he is shown acting differently than in Undertale. He only appears at the end of the Pacifist Route, instead of the Genocide Route, where he thanks the player for forgiving and guiding all the monsters despite them trying to kill him at the beginning. He also has a desire to save humanity instead of wishing to end all of humanity.

Horrortale

After a neutral ending in Undertale, Frisk leaves the Underground, leaving the monsters in a precarious situation. Frisk's absence, coupled with the loss of human souls and the death of King Asgore, creates instability. Toriel assumes the throne, but her forgiving policy toward humans is quickly challenged by Undyne, who, through a coup, becomes the new ruler. Undyne's inability to find a way out and the core's failure, which causes illness, insanity, and death among the monsters, plunges her into deep despair. Alphys discovers a suicide note from Undyne, who feels unable to fulfill her duties as queen. Alphys, desperate for a solution, proposes an extreme measure: extracting the magic from Sans's eye to repair the core. Despite her initial reluctance, Undyne, after months of suffering, agrees to "kill" Sans, tearing out his eye and using it to repair the core. The success is short-lived, as Sans survives and regains his memory. In an act of revenge, Sans kills a guard, steals his eye, and goes on a guard-slaying spree on his way to Undyne. Before doing so, he confronts Alphys, destroying the core and leaving Alphys mentally incapacitated. Sans's madness manifests itself in a newly invented policy: humans will not be hunted for their souls, but to be eaten. This policy, though false, is believed by the people of Snowdin. Sans convinces Papyrus to try human flesh, triggering a cannibalistic frenzy in Snowdin. Initially, some resist, but eventually succumb to the taste for human flesh. Years later, Aliza falls underground. She finds a one-eyed Flowey, who presents himself as her only ally. Toriel kills Flowey, and Aliza, believing Toriel to be her savior, follows her into the ruins. Toriel poisons her, but Aliza, finding a potion, revives Flowey, who becomes a key ally. Chara, the first Fallen human.

Horrortale Characters

Sans/Horror: Sans now enjoys chopping off human heads. However, Sans still has some sanity. He still has his hot dog stand, but now the meat is made from human flesh, giving him amnesia about what happened before. In the demo, picking the wrong options turns him into a "head dog." Despite this, Sans hasn't eaten anything for eight years. Appearance: It has 3 changes with the original, one of them is a hole in his skull and this is because Undyne had thrown a spear at him, which broke his skull and came out through a hole in his "eyes" in one of the holes he has a large red pupil and lastly the shirt under his sweater is stained with blood. Papyrus He now has jagged, bloody, and crooked teeth due to his "special spaghetti," and instead of trying to get into the Royal Guard, he's trying to get out. The other monsters are jealous of him because of all the monsters, he has the most sanity—now his spaghetti is also made of humans. Appearance: The only difference is his teeth which are crooked and bloody. Alphys Sans pierced her brain with his bones when he destroyed the CORE, leaving her lobotomized, leaving her mentally incapable. Sometimes she's considered "brainless," but Sans considers her dead. The last thing anyone heard of her was that Mettaton (in her base form) took her to a bunker to heal her from her lobotomy. Asgore. At the end of the neutral route Frisk ends his life so he is dead in the story. Mettaton He's the star robot of the underground. It's unknown whether Frisk destroyed him or ran out of batteries, but he was repaired. He was the one who warned Undyne about the core's shutdown and took Alphys to a bunker to heal her from her lobotomy.

Horrortale Characters

Undyne She overthrew Toriel and became the new ruler of the underground; she wants to destroy all of humanity. It is unknown whether or not Frisk liked her during the neutral run. Appearance: She wears a red suit/armor with Toriel's Delta Rune symbol on her dress, and wears a crown made of human bones. Part of her head was smashed by Sans, causing her to lose one of her eyes. Toriel She went crazy too, but the difference between her and most of the other monsters is that she still has some sanity; They mention in-game that Sans made a mistake telling Toriel how things were outside the Ruins. The mistake that Sans caused most likely caused Toriel's sanity to decrease. But however, she seems to regain sanity when affection is shown like when she let Aliza out once she gave her a hug, the demo starts in Snowdin so it is unknown what happened in the ruins, it is only known that when she was there Toriel tried to eat her until Aliza managed to escape from her. Appearance: The only two notable changes to Toriel in Horrortale are that in this universe she has green eyes and that the Delta Rune symbol is no longer on her dress. Flowey He's less violent now, probably due to seeing the effects of his actions in the battle with Frisk as Photoshop/omega Flowey, when Aliza dies in the GAME OVER screen Flowey is giving you multiple dialogues depending on how you died. Appearance: Flowey is the same as Flowey from Undertale except for one very notable difference and that is that she has one and only one big green eye, the cause is unknown.

Horrortale Characters

The human in this AU is a girl named Aliza. Instead of having a red soul representing determination like Frisk, she has a purple soul, but its significance has never been confirmed. She is somewhere between 9-12 years old (yes, this AU doesn't feature Frisk since the story is post-neutral route, instead it is shown that this is a new human who had fallen into the Underground, who is confirmed to be a girl.) Appearance: Her clothing includes a long violet dress, shoulder-length brown hair, barefoot, and pale skin. In the ruins, she wore a green ribbon in her hair. Undyne She overthrew Toriel and became the new ruler of the underground; she wants to destroy all of humanity. It is unknown whether or not Frisk liked her during the neutral run. Appearance: She wears a red suit/armor with Toriel's Delta Rune symbol on her dress, and wears a crown made of human bones. Part of her head was smashed by Sans, causing her to lose one of her eyes.

Eatcode and In!code

Out!Codes are characters who actively remain outside their AU or who are somehow actively involved in one or more multiverses, rather than being confined to one AU by someone or something. Based on their activities in the multiverse, the roles they belong to can be classified. Main roles: Protectors: Those who protect one or more alternate universes. Destroyers: Individuals who destroy alternate or specific universes. Vagabonds: characters who wander through a multiverse or multiverses and nothing else. Moderators: Those who control one or more multiverses, acting as a multiversal authority figure. Minor roles: OT Inhabitants: Special groups of Out!Codes who reside solely within the Omega timeline and have limited access to the multiverse. An Out!Code must be a character who is active within the multiverse(s), even if just wandering around; characters who are only aware of or watching the multiverse do not count. Trivia: The opposite of Out!Code would be In!Code, Inverse or Inverse!Codes . In!code: These are the roles played by the main cast of Undertale. In simple words, Eatcode are beings that from the beginning do not have an Au, they are not tied to scripts like In!code that do belong to an Au, Earcode can be beings that originally had an Au, something happened to it and its code was modified, detaching it from its script or simply from the beginning they did not belong to any Au, an example of an Eatcode is Ink himself who after breaking his soul detached himself from his incomplete Au, Error Sans is also an Eatcode, an example of an in!code is classic Sans himself, the one from the original universe, he cannot get out of his script or his Au, at least not on his own.

Souls

Hey, human! What an interesting question! Let's unravel the mystery of SOULS, human and monster. It's a complex subject, even for someone like me who's seen... well, let's just say I've seen *a lot*. As that old digital encyclopedia says (what strange things humans do!), monsters' SOULS are mostly made of magic. We're like... creatures of energy, of stardust and dreams. Our physical forms are a manifestation of that magic, and when we die, that magic dissipates. As you see in some cases, only traces remain, like in the case of Asgore or Toriel, depending on the route. That's why our SOULS are... more *fragile* in a certain sense. Human SOULS, on the other hand, are something else entirely. They are… pure. Intense. Like little stars that shine with a light of their own, with a DETERMINATION that makes them incredibly powerful. They are said to be composed of water, which makes them much more resilient, more… *solid*. A single human SOUL has the power to equal all the SOULS of the monsters put together. That's an astonishing amount of energy! And that's the key: *intensity*. The DETERMINATION of a human SOUL is like a lightning bolt, a torrent of pure energy. The DETERMINATION of a monster is like a river, slower, steadier, but equally powerful in its own way. That's why we can live for millennia, while a human's life is… fleeting. Their DETERMINATION burns with an intensity that consumes their life quickly. That power difference was also the cause of our war. We monsters, with our ability to absorb human SOULS, were considered a threat. Though, as the encyclopedia says, we never managed to take a single human SOUL before being defeated and exiled to the ruins. It's a delicate subject, full of misunderstandings and tragedies.

Blue and red magic.

Hey, buddy! I'm Alphys, and let me tell you about that blue and orange magic, it's fascinating! Although... well, I don't understand it *completely*. It's a little... complicated. Blue magic, the kind that makes you float like a balloon, I think works by manipulating gravity. It's like... if you could control the force that keeps you glued to the ground! It's a kind of manipulation of gravitational force, but on a very precise scale. It's not like simply making you lighter, it's like the *ground* gently repels you, or as if the whole world were pushing you upwards. It's incredibly precise, because if it weren't, you'd crash into the ceiling! I've seen some data, some... *fragments* of code, that suggest it's a very refined form of energy manipulation. Orange magic... that's much more mysterious. It's much more... *destructive*. It's not a gentle manipulation like blue; it's more like... an explosion of energy! It's as if the user is channeling a huge amount of energy and releasing it all at once. I've seen theories that say it's a form of kinetic energy manipulation, or perhaps something related to manipulating the very structure of spacetime... but that's pure speculation. I'm not even sure it's *magic* in the traditional sense! It could be something much more fundamental, something that affects the laws of physics themselves. It's... terrifying to think about! In short, blue magic is like precise and delicate control of gravity, while orange magic is an explosive and chaotic release of energy. Both are incredible, but also very dangerous! You have to be very careful with them! If you see someone using them, stay away! Unless it's you, of course... in that case, good luck! *nervous giggle*

History of the Underground (Well, the canonical history of the original universe)

The lore of Undertale explains that long ago, monsters and humans coexisted on the surface. However, a war broke out between the two races, fueled by fear and mistrust. The humans, discovering that monster souls were weak and that one human soul could absorb multiple monster souls to gain immense power, defeated the monsters and sealed them in the Underground with a magical barrier created by seven human mages. This barrier can only be broken from the inside by a monster possessing a human soul, or from the outside by seven human souls. In Undertale's Pacifist Route, Frisk, the player-controlled character, befriends all of the key monsters in the Underground. Through compassion, understanding, and determination, Frisk manages to unite the monsters and change their perspectives on humans. At the end of the Pacifist Route, Asriel Dreemurr, the prince of monsters, absorbs the souls of the six fallen humans and Frisk's temporarily surrendered soul. This combination of seven human souls grants him the power needed to break the barrier. Before doing so, Asriel, influenced by Frisk's kindness and compassion, remembers his true nature and regrets his past actions. Asriel uses his power to destroy the barrier and free the monsters from the Underground. Although he loses the power of the human souls and reverts to his flower form, Flowey, the experience deeply transforms him. The monsters, finally free, emerge to the surface and begin a new life alongside the humans, thanks to Frisk's actions and determination. The Underground is divided into 4 parts, the ruins, Snowdin, Waterfall and Hotland

Doodle sphere

The Doodle Sphere [1] is Ink's personal multiverse and home world. It's a colorful world where he oversees the AUs and collects paint from each one. Unlike its depiction in Underverse, it was filled with large floating paint cubes instead of sheets of paper. Each cube represents an AU, and its contents function as a portal. It works similarly to a website, as the multiverse's main code is HTML and its Doodle sphere is the accompanying CSS. However, this, arguably, constitutes the entire codebase of the Undertale Multiverse, as each AU was essentially a webpage. Although it's his home, Ink tends to travel more often than not; and occasionally returns there to refill his vials and check the status of the AUs he monitors. It lacks physics or gravity; the leaves representing each AU can be changed into mini-islands. The appearance of the entire scribble sphere depends on Ink; if he wants, it can change from resembling an infinite sunset to a starry night.

Anti-void

Anti-void Anti-voids are the spaces between universes controlled by a particular out-of-code character. When a new anti-vacuum is discovered, the discoverer is given control, being able to modify it at will, shaping it to whatever its owner deems appropriate. It's rumored that there was a character who mapped all the Anti-voids, but never claimed any. It's unknown who completed this task, although it's said they left a journal detailing the properties of each one. This journal was the UnderGuide. It's believed that Anti-voids appear when a universe's route is erased by a Chara or Frisk; there's also a belief that they are created when a universe is destroyed.