What if Frisk from Undertale went to the world of One Piece? See what happens as Frisk goes on a new adventure!

(This is a revamped version of PirateTale!) After centuries of resetting, over and over, Chara gives into Frisk, letting her RESET the world one last time, an act that erases them from the Undertale timeline.

After centuries of resetting, over and over, Chara gives into Frisk, letting her reset the world one last time, an act that erases them from the Undertale timeline. After a promise is made and both girls spend fifty never-changing years in the void, they find themselves in a strange new adventure. One with Pirate Kings, talking skeletons, and mending souls.

A Undertale, One Piece mix up! Axel was experimented on and somehow ended up with Sans' power! Not just that, he also has Sans' soul stuck with him through the adventure! Now what would happen if he joined the Strawhats? Madness! That's what! (SOMEWHAT SELF-INSERT)(discontinued)

When the straw hats go to a mountain to recuperate from being chased by the marines, and accidentally fell into the cave, Brook wakes up alone, can our lone hero find his friends. Was I the first to think of this?.

After Alphys experiment goes wrong (of course) Asgore the king of the monster gets transported to a world were pirates run wild and the government that controls the world is corrupt and ruled by heartless humans. How will the mountain king survive this new world?

They never expected to be here, of all places, and they're definitely not ready to be here yet...so what else can they do but move forward? (...Well if you don't wanna die of annoyance, well..try not to read this. Just kidding. I hope somebody want's to adopt this or something. If you do pm me.)

Long ago, all people lived in peace together. Then, one day, a war broke out between pirates and the rest of the world. The battle was long and finally the Marines banned the pirates to an adorned ocean, the grand line. DISCONTINUED

Yellow flowers, they were every where. The stone had a purple hue to it. Marco was alone, but he felt something in the darkness.

Thousands of years later, history describes him as the legend that freed and brought peace.