What if two humans were in the Underground at once? What if one human was DETERMINED to stop the other? What if they could both SAVE? What happens when an Unstoppable Force meets an Immovable Object? When a certain scientist pulls enough of himself together, he finally finds a way to stop the destruction of his world. All he has to do is break through one wall... (Paranoid rating)

A different take on the story of Undertale, and the tale of the seventh human to plummet from the dry & barren slums of Ebott into the mysterious world of the Underground. An array of vicious monsters, powerful enemies and questionably timed puns await this mean-spirited and incredibly snarky child as he begins a most bizarre journey home. *Novelization of Undertale

Frisk has fallen into the Underground, but not the one every Frisk falls into. In this glitched timeline, no one is where they should be, and there's an unusual addition. Something is different in the story, the characters, and so on. /An AU of my other story, DoubleTale. I am god awful at summaries 90% of the time. This is one of those times. Paranoid rating./

(Set in Xwolf26's Doubletale AU pls read the original story) Predator, Anarchist, Gatherer, and Hacker are 4 of the 21 children brought to this world by Gaster to end the Genocides. Most of them were saviors, others were demons just as Chara was. But who is Outsider, and does Cter even have the option of sparing them when her very existence threatens the SOULS of everyone he loves?

Gaster uses his powers for good. Not on purpose or anything!

A toy breaks and Gaster doesn't give a shit. Until he does. (part of my story Project SA-N5)

Project SA-N5 wasn't a big deal. Just some tinkering with souls and magic. It wasn't really supposed to be more than an artificial lab assistant. It was not supposed to look like a child. It most certainly was not supposed to become sentient. Pre-canon, kind of human AU.

Is everything... Repeating? It all started when the monsters emerged from Mount Ebott. It was hard to tell at first, but the World's Greatest Detective is nothing if not observational. The similarities are becoming easier and easier to see. He can't dismiss this as deja vu anymore. Something is very, very wrong. (I'm bad at summaries. And I have no idea what genre this should be.)

Rule number 1: Cool guys never remove their sunglasses.