When Karkat Vantas decides to flee the Alternian Empire, he finds his friends more than willing to escape with him. But their flight goes horribly wrong when they crash land on Earth. Now, with government agent Scratch and his agency the Felt on their tails, a group of twelve trolls must now flee their pursuers, gather their friends together, and escape Earth before it's too late.

It's been almost three years since Frisk had come through the Underground and disappeared. Undyne has taken up the task of continuing what Asgore had started. Two siblings fall into the Underground, and must make their way through a now-militarized world.

Where do the monsters of Snowdin go when they've finished with work, when they meet up with friends, when they need to forget about their sadness, when anything needs to be celebrated, or when they're simply craving a bite to eat? They go to Grillby's. But it wasn't always this way, and one monster visiting home for the first time in a long time doesn't quite understand why it is.

A new chance with new opportunities. The same path lies before us, but our boots are different. Many question have been answered, but more have been asked. How will our humans do this time? Will they abuse their knowledge or will they try to make a better world for all? Time has been spooled back and is now ready to unravel once again. Let's see what this timeline holds.

With nobody but Chara to help her along, Frisk struggles to move on from her multiple pasts, unable to forgive herself. Sans can't forgive her either, and after he finally pressures her to confess all of her secrets to everybody, will their rejections trigger another reset, or something worse?

The two years I lived with Chara were the best years of my life. Finally I had someone who saw more than the Prince of Monsters, saw more than a child that had to be coddled and handled like some sort of delicate pottery. They saw me. And even after all this time, after everything that happened, I wish more than anything to see them again.

It seems like a lifetime ago that Frisk fell into the Underground and made it out. Now living on the surface, she has no memory of the monsters, much less the ones she had to kill out of self defense. But when contacted by an old acquaintance, she finds out that the Underground is worse off than she thought, and that she may be the only one able to stop its dictator: Mettaton.

"Legends say those who climb the mountain never return." In this exciting twist of Undertale, a child named Frisk falls into a nightmarish world where it's kill or be killed, and monsters roam in the dark. However, Frisk beleives there might be hope deep within these corrupted beings, and is determined to change their minds for the better. *FILE SAVED

After coming across the VHS tapes from the lab again, Frisk becomes curious about Chara. Eager to learn more, they instead find friends and family unusually quiet, but when a little hint leads them back to Mt. Ebott, they find more than they bargained for. And from there, not only does Frisk discover Chara's SOUL is still alive, but they become... roommates. Time to get acquainted.

Eight humans fell into the Underground, and eight humans survived. Frisk travels through an Underground where neither Chara nor Prince Asriel died, and they discover that all of the children who had disappeared live hidden. A story of seven children trying to return back to the surface, avoiding capture, and maybe, just maybe, helping to free the monsters once and for all.

Chara Dreemurr, recovering slowly from their rescue at the hands of Frisk a few years after the liberation of the Monsters from the Underground, struggles with guilt and the evil memories of the past as they face the prospect of reuniting with Asriel for the first time since their deaths.

It's been nearly half a year since the barrier had been broken, freeing the monsters trapped in the Underground. Regardless of problems with the humans, everything was going okay in the eyes of an upbeat skeleton. Then tragedy strikes, and Papyrus must learn either to keep clinging to the past, or learn to let go... And to move on to the future.

Undertale is fantastic game, with an even better soundtrack. "Undertale", track 71, is an emotional arrangement that plays while you walk through New Home and learn the story of Asriel Dreemurr. This is my take on what the lyrics would look like. I hope you like it! (I recommend putting the music behind it; it sounds a lot better that way)

Sans backstory, anyone? Gaster and Sans FINALLY managed to build that machine. And when they did, they think that it could save Chara and Asriel. Maybe even bring Monsters and Humans back into harmony. But they discover that sometimes the impossible should stay impossible. Rated M for strong language. Will eventually branch into separate Genocide and pacifist fics from Sans's POV.