Frisk wasn't really pure human. If only she could explain that with the limited vocabulary Wingdings gave her, that or if her vocal cords would finally recover. Still, the altered messages amused her and the friends made were fantastic. It was still scary to worry what dangers will the others denial bring.

Intending to end the slaughter of his race, Sans finds a way to travel to a timeline in which his enemy would be vulnerable, in hopes to put an end to the wicked human. When his plan doesn't go quite as expected, Sans finds himself with a surprising new way to avenge what he has lost. (More chapters soon, there's more... sorry for the hiatus.)

These are their stories. The stories of the other six humans that are so often overlooked. The stories of Paolo Ruiz, Rodney Trick, Clara Lina, Lily Chrys, Jacob Grite, and Renna Zin. These are the stories of The Fallen. (Will try to update once a week. Rated K just to be safe. Has the other two souls as well but character limit is four.)

After a Reset gone wrong, Frisk finds herself in a peculiar situation and left only with the ability to continue. Seeing it as an opportunity to save a couple of friends, she has to find a way to stop what's already written in history without dying in the process. Simple...right? Note: Chara and Frisk are referred to as girls. The Cover Art is by me!

In an alternate universe of Undertale, Frisk falls down the underground like usual, and at first, everything seems the same for our silent protagonist. But then, the battle system changes suddenly. It changes to that of the Deltarune battle system! Sideways view overhead battles, with a team fighting! Frisk, with the help of the monsters, will SAVE the underground.

Frisk has wanted to bring back Asriel since they first met him. However, when they make an impossible decision, the code and story of Undertale is changed. Something is now spreading in the Underground, and it could determine the fate of humans and monsters. (Neutral and Pacifist story for the new Overgrown AU)

Its all fun and games until everything becomes real. Noah knew that, but it didn't really sink with him until he ended up in Undertale, a world where everything can be erased at the whims of a child. Now, stuck with no way home, and his only companion being a Human Hating Angry Child and a little Cinnamon Bun that couldn't see or hear him, Noah curses his life with every word.

A humorous journey where Chara speaks to Frisk in their head, trying to push them to kill, but the pacifist in Frisk is far too strong, and they simply go through the events of the Pacifist and True Pacifist route having pleasant conversation and becoming friends with the psychopath in their head, trying to bring them around to their way of thinking. Chara in italics to help flow.

Ever wondered about the lives you had before the one you're currently in? A recently deceased human asked themselves that question, having no other memories than a rough childhood on the Surface World. They can't recall any of the people surrounding them, nor anything about the world they speak of. They can't even remember their name.

"The ninety-fourth reset. That's when he started to unravel—or at least, that was when you started noticing." You've never succumbed to genocide, but still reset in the hopes of saving Asriel . . . at the cost of losing Sans. When resetting time is no longer a factor and events don't go as planned, can you find a way to save everyone? TW: depression, suicide, self-harm, language

Queen Alphys devotes her remaining supply of Determination to reviving a lost friend. Nothing goes the way anybody wanted. (Post-neutral ending, Alphyne, spoilers out the wazoo. Updates when it updates.)

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A skateboarding stunt goes wrong and Chara is taken to Dr. Gaster's office to get her broken ankle set. She's afraid of doctors, but a small punny skeleton who barged in on her appointment to bring his father his lunch might be just the distraction she needs to help her get over her fear.

Some people have a desire to fix everything, like Frisk; determined to save everyone. Absolutely everyone. It started as a thought, then became a fire, burning in the chest. Do you know it? Maybe you've felt it before? (Minor AU elements)

The legends and the history books try to make it seem like monsters are all peaceful creatures that couldn't hurt a fly. But even we have our bad apples. I should know, I was one of the worst. The serene Underground you've come to know was a recent thing, one that was built on a lot of mistakes. This is the story of some of them.

The power to reset the timeline, and the determination to move forward no matter what the cost. These are the two things that keep a young girl moving forward in the mysterious world of the underground. She could be the key to their salvation, but would it all be worth it? Especially if the one person that matters most remains trapped and alone. (I don't own Undertale.)

After getting to the surface countless times Frisk finally decided to tell Sans and Alphys what would inevitably happen, though that's when a desperate plan was suggested. If one soul isn't powerful enough to stop the resets, then maybe three will be. The only question is, how can those three souls meet, and will even that power be enough to stop the endless cycle of resets?

The barrier is broken. Monsters are free. Take a deep breath, because between securing monster rights, integrating into a new society, and reviving the lost art of magic there's a lot to worry about. Meanwhile Frisk and their ghost friend Chara realize exactly what is needed to revive Asriel: no less than seven human souls, all given willingly. Sequel to How to Save a Soul.

After young adult Frisk falls deep into the underground, she finds that life with monsters might not be so bad. Compared to her life before the fall, she would even say that she's happier. Unfortunately, someone has it out for her and will do anything to prevent the human from having a happy ending. Luckily for Frisk, her new friends won't let her go without a fight. FriskXSans

Someone from the past... may be the key to saving the future.

[Sequel to Frisk: God of the World] As they begin their first year of college, Frisk and Chara remain deeply in love and plan a special date together, but a new law banning resets has Frisk on edge. Are Frisk's fears justified, or is he just being paranoid?

The first step in accepting what's happened has been taken. The first of many, but the first one is done. Back among friends, back among family. Now to continue with life, now to continue without looking back! This calls for celebration! For one special human, that saved them all. However, first it has to made sure that everyone's invited, and that everyone wants to come.

The first child, the one before the seven. The one that joined the royal family. A child that holds what seems to be a soft outer shell, but inside is a brewing storm, a moral battle. Will this be a story that can end with a happy ending? Or will the rising storm only lead to tragedy?

Frisk has been exhausting herself studying for a press conference, barely eating or sleeping. Toriel can't get through to her, but she knows who can. This is truly a job for The Great Papyrus!

Realities are breaking down, strange creatures are slipping through the cracks, and surrounding it all is the lost shard of the Inverse Harmonius. With Sans and Fuku lost in the darkest of realities, Glen must find and confront the source of the darkness. Asriel and company track down the last pieces of the Everstar, but even it may not be enough to face the truth behind the ichor.