Human magic before the Barrier was achieved through the Cooperative Connection, a bond wherein a monster gifts his or her memories, and thus a part of their soul, to a human. Discovered when Queen Toriel gifted a blind prince a blanket which she weaved in her memories of describing the starry sky far above her castle in the Monster Capital.

Malory Wares is a massive Undertale fan, to the point she asked for Toby's permission to make and program a fan project of the fabled Hard Mode of Undertale. But when she uploads it, she is suddenly transported to the Underground, but in real life and no 8-bit graphics! But when she learns she has a soul filled with intelligence and magic, she must use them to go back home. Rated T

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. (Undertale AU. Rewrite of DT.)

Looking for closure after finishing the game you write a letter to the characters. You never expected a reply.

During the X-event a being known as Luna appeares and shed some light on Ink's current mentality.

ASK ME QUESTIONS HUMAN

With a quick use of Sans' magic, we had returned to our home on the surface. The lovely three-story home sat quietly among the trees under the moonlight. Sans always loved to teleport just outside the door and glance at it before walking in. He was a little less lazy since coming to the surface. So much to learn. So much to do. So much to love. SEQUEL TO "TWO WORLDS, TWO SOULS"

"Might controls everything. And without strength, you cannot protect anything." A man falls into the underground and finds himself face to face with a demon. But he doesn't have the strength to beat them. In order to protect the ones he loves, he swore to do what ever it takes. Even if it means becoming a demon himself. (Based on XWolf26's DoubleTale)

A college student in the ancient town of Ebott unearths a groundbreaking discovery that threatens the truth and reality of everything in the town. Determined to get answers, they embark on a journey of healing, mystery, and despair to free a supposedly ancient civilization sealed underground many years ago.

A single choice has a huge impact. Not just on one person's life, but on everyone around them. In the Underground, there are many paths one can take. But when Frisk makes a choice that takes them off all the known paths, the world is changed forever, and Frisk becomes intrinsic to the fate of not just Monsters, but the whole world.

Once again, the child goes to begin it all again, and finds the universe has had enough. When SAVE and RESET fail, and the earth chooses a new fallen child, a good father gets the chance to be free...and, of course, a sh*t ton of incredibly improbable (and usually traumatic/toothy) things try and stop him. Will he survive? eh, i haven't decided yet.

It's been a good many years since Frisk freed the monsters from the underground. She is beginning High School and adjusting to life on the surface with her family. Things are going great until a new kid appears in her class. Arin, a loner, trouble magnet, compulsive liar who doesn't seem to have any friends. What will happen when a dark secret from the past rears its ugly head?

A collection of drabbles and oneshots, taking place in many scenes throughout the events and endings of the game. (DISCLAIMER: Frisk, Chara, Monster Kid, Napstablook, as well as various other NPCs use THEY/THEM PRONOUNS.)

Tell me my friend. A story as my eyes fall, one last story of how it ends, how it begins... and once its over let my eyes fall peacefully, and then when we meet again you can tell me everything new. "Well... it all began with a tear."

A household full of skeletons are competing over the attentions of one love. This isnt that house though. Unknown to the group secretively wrestling with their unpredictable love lives and universe-meddling machine, another house a few doors down has been gifted with its own skeleton posse clamoring for the attentions of their own little lady. A little old lady by the name of Mabel

Years pass. People grow. The world moves on without you. However, through the threads of time, a connection is established. A red soul peeks through the darkness, a smiling man welcoming it with open arms. Flowey truly believed that whomever he spoke to when the barrier broke had taken his advice. However, four years after the monsters are freed, time reloads by a few hours.

Toriel helps humans wherever they fall down. Asgore has declared war on humanity. Both are different but share a common feeling though. What is it? Loss.

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Sick of the resets, Sans does something about it. His means may be a tad unorthodox. One Shot

For Monsterkind, the Surface represented freedom. For Frisk, it's a return to some uncomfortable realities. It all began with a simple wish. When that wish faded, Frisk tried to move on. Except, 'moving on' was not so simple. Emerging from the Underground had put them in a worldwide spotlight. From an unknown child, they had become an icon of great value.

The story right after Undertale.

DIRECT SEQUEL TO "PATCHWORK SOUL" — A few months later. A family of monsters and their little human kid try to start life anew beyond the confines of a giant mountain. Maybe they find something. Maybe they lose something. Time flows ever onwards, but sometimes it goes sideways, and it's heavier than they thought.

A kid falls down a vast chasm into the deep, and is set upon by countless monsters eager to murder whoever falls down and claim their souls. Somehow, this child is the villain in your story.

hey guys its me i've got a skele-ton of answers for you guys!

Everything that happened after you jumped was hard to believe, not least because you hadn't expected to survive in the first place. Every cell in your body screams at you that the warmth these strange goat monsters offered you was a cheap trick to get you to let your guard down. ...then why was it so good at convincing you it was as real as the Earth they're all buried in?