It seems like, just as the monsters of Underfell have made it into the light, issues long buried are slowly being unearthed as well. Issues of lost friends, resentful little children, demons, and unstable dummied-out space. And to Undertale, the problems of Underfell are infectious. A continuation of The Many Worlds Theory Sucks and sequel to This Game is Too Hard

With the barrier broken and monsters making a place for themselves above-ground, there isn't a lot of conflict in the Kingdom of Monsters anymore. The Undyne of the Underfell world just might have to find it elsewhere. ...Like by teaching her alternate self a lesson, maybe. Meanwhile, the Alphyses of both worlds are seeking awkward love. Features Underfell AU and Alphyne ship.

Freak encounters and otherworldly relationships follow Frisk and her companion Flowey back into the completion of her run. Seeing what could be, all the child wants is the ending that she saw in another world. But the game she plays wasn't really designed to end happily. Was Sans right after all? A continuation of "The Many Worlds Theory Sucks". Features Underfell AU.

Why do some people have happy endings and some don't? Is it because some people 'deserve' one more than others? Does the same apply to worlds? A Sans from one world is about to find out, as he steals the happy ending of another. Now everything's messed up. Another Sans doesn't know if he's cut out for this, sounds more like a job for a proper protagonist. Features Underfell AU.

Essentially writing doodles that I do of Undertale, most of it with a Pacifist or Neutral Frisk. Some take place during the events of the game, some after, some before, and some might have an AU attached to them which I'm too lazy to explore in a larger fanfiction. (I'm sure you already know this deal from countless other fanfic authors.) Updates will be sporadic.

The happy ending everyone thought they got is marred by Toriel's untimely death. Unable to fix it, the most that Frisk can do is try to solve the mystery with their friends. And as more and more deaths begin occurring in New New Home, the child will... probably try to solve those too? Nothing is going the way that they thought it would. But, surely... Rated for violence.

The heart of a pacifist is put to the test, and so is the game's coding, when the child returns to the underground. Their aim was the Core and its creator, but that was only the first step and arguably the easiest one. Borrows from the Handplates AU. Rated for violence I guess I mean Frisk is the only one that bleeds

Doodles in words, moments in a world called Evillious where tragedy is rampant and everything comes to an end eventually. Rated T for sum of chapters, not the content of individual stories.

After Camui is defeated in the data world, there's no point putting that body to waste, right? Rewritten and repackaged, he's given over to a new uploader, a producer who isn't anything. Being a Vocaloid now, he shouldn't cause problems and sing just fine... But as Rin proved in her own story, sometimes programming sticks. Based on the Putin-P series. Features multiple Vocaloids.

In the short days before the Levianta Catastrophe, Elluka Chirclatia finds herself caught in a nightmare where everything feels like a dream, and not even her beloved and sister-in-law can help. There's something even more sinister going on in Levianta than a deadly competition. Is it possible for her to escape from her fate? Or is the future set in stone?

The last addition to the Capriccio troupe at Evils Theater was its second Gardener, Gammon Octo. He thinks back to that day when he wandered in, encountering each of his strange coworkers one by one, facing one peril after another, before ending up in his role. It wasn't fun, but it's a memory.

What some members of the troupe in Evils Theater did not consider is that human beings have different biology from that of Awakened Vessels. After Gammon catches Gula, there's a scramble to get him the medicine he needs before their Gardener passes away. Unfortunately for him, there's some members who would like to have a fresh Gammon-corpse for supper. Rated T for gore.

Set within the time period of Wiegenlied of Green, a fic where Keel Freesis' habit of collecting exotic and unusual things gets him into some trouble-very unusual trouble. As expected, it's the magical maid Michaela who has to save the day, with the help of Elluka Clockworker and an Amazing Spring Onion. It seems there is more to this story than it lets on.