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i love papyrus 

#HHHHGG

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it’s kinda tragic that the ut fandom never rly took advantage of the awesome blue/yellow complementary palette in the sans fight

so here’s an obligatory cool-looking sans for that specific reason

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(please play the audio for this *audible wink*) 

I really wanted to do this ever since I first heard the cover! The reblogs for the remix had the idea that Sans is actually a really good singer but he’s too shy to sing in front of others. 

That idea was too cute not to draw. /u\

Frisk would be very amused by this. 

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Listen I didnt know it was let sans rest day, so I speed drew this in >30 minutes

#letsansrestday #undertale

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Sad that I don't use this account nearly as often anymore because I still have the WIPs associated with this sideblog

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I know I don't have many followers, but there are currently 48 people in the running for Alaskan Congress. I'd love for this to get notes just to spread the fun and hopefully let everyone know that even Santa is sick of American politics at this point.

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"Is the richest manchild on earth succeessfully buying twitter good for free speech and democracy or not" - a discourse that's for some reason actually happening

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Been seeing people say that we have to make Twitter completely unprofitable now that Elon owns it, and that's completely true. We need to do that. But we're not going to do that by just being so fucking annoying that no one else wants to be on Twitter. We have to be calculated, coordinated, and so fucking annoying that no brands want to be on Twitter. This must mark the resurgence of The Brand Wars. So if you're on Twitter, you must be completely insufferable to brands. Every brand account you find, comment "SILENCE BRAND" on their posts, block them, tell everyone you know to block them, and move on to the next one. This includes the brands you like. I don't care if Wendy's Twitter is funny; block them. If all the funny popular brand Twitter accounts lose even a quarter of their following in a decently short period of time, they will freak out, and they will blame Musk. If every time you see a sponsored post you immediately block the account that sponsored it, that's money that Twitter can't make off of you anymore, and that's money that Musk loses. We can do this, but we have to do it together, so let's show the world just how powerful a social media community can be and show them that billionaires have no place in that community.

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Been seeing people say that we have to make Twitter completely unprofitable now that Elon owns it, and that's completely true. We need to do that. But we're not going to do that by just being so fucking annoying that no one else wants to be on Twitter. We have to be calculated, coordinated, and so fucking annoying that no brands want to be on Twitter. This must mark the resurgence of The Brand Wars. So if you're on Twitter, you must be completely insufferable to brands. Every brand account you find, comment "SILENCE BRAND" on their posts, block them, tell everyone you know to block them, and move on to the next one. This includes the brands you like. I don't care if Wendy's Twitter is funny; block them. If all the funny popular brand Twitter accounts lose even a quarter of their following in a decently short period of time, they will freak out, and they will blame Musk. If every time you see a sponsored post you immediately block the account that sponsored it, that's money that Twitter can't make off of you anymore, and that's money that Musk loses. We can do this, but we have to do it together, so let's show the world just how powerful a social media community can be and show them that billionaires have no place in that community.

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Been seeing people say that we have to make Twitter completely unprofitable now that Elon owns it, and that's completely true. We need to do that. But we're not going to do that by just being so fucking annoying that no one else wants to be on Twitter. We have to be calculated, coordinated, and so fucking annoying that no brands want to be on Twitter. This must mark the resurgence of The Brand Wars. So if you're on Twitter, you must be completely insufferable to brands. Every brand account you find, comment "SILENCE BRAND" on their posts, block them, tell everyone you know to block them, and move on to the next one. This includes the brands you like. I don't care if Wendy's Twitter is funny; block them. If all the funny popular brand Twitter accounts lose even a quarter of their following in a decently short period of time, they will freak out, and they will blame Musk. If every time you see a sponsored post you immediately block the account that sponsored it, that's money that Twitter can't make off of you anymore, and that's money that Musk loses. We can do this, but we have to do it together, so let's show the world just how powerful a social media community can be and show them that billionaires have no place in that community.

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Been seeing people say that we have to make Twitter completely unprofitable now that Elon owns it, and that's completely true. We need to do that. But we're not going to do that by just being so fucking annoying that no one else wants to be on Twitter. We have to be calculated, coordinated, and so fucking annoying that no brands want to be on Twitter. This must mark the resurgence of The Brand Wars. So if you're on Twitter, you must be completely insufferable to brands. Every brand account you find, comment "SILENCE BRAND" on their posts, block them, tell everyone you know to block them, and move on to the next one. This includes the brands you like. I don't care if Wendy's Twitter is funny; block them. If all the funny popular brand Twitter accounts lose even a quarter of their following in a decently short period of time, they will freak out, and they will blame Musk. If every time you see a sponsored post you immediately block the account that sponsored it, that's money that Twitter can't make off of you anymore, and that's money that Musk loses. We can do this, but we have to do it together, so let's show the world just how powerful a social media community can be and show them that billionaires have no place in that community.

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From Crystal Spurlock-Mayfield on Facebook

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or. human vs ghost vs magic au

mayhaps undertale monsters?

ooo. I like that.

The Underground opens up and it gets everyone in a tizzy- ghosts who died literally centuries ago just barely remember these strange other species and the Humans vs Monsters war. It caused a lot of stranger... ghost beings; liches, and ghosts that couldn't attack normally.

Yo if someone could inform me more on danny phantom so i dont sound dumb while i come up with stuff like this, that would be very very nice!

#three ways au #danny phantom

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I'm working on worldbuilding for Three Ways Au. It's WILD. I've got Ghost Subspecies/Classes to work with, plus Monster Biology. I don't wanna be a copycat either, so I'm trying to figure out original things that aren't things I remember from like four years ago that I read during my last hyperfixation.

So there's this- triangle scale that humans, ghosts, and monsters follow. Of course it can't really be- linear, exactly, but I'm working on it.

Humans start out at the very left, and most monsters start out at the very right. Ghosts would be located around the very top, between humans and monsters. A strange kind of equilibrium (or however you spell it).

Humans represent physical sturdiness, capability. Monsters represent mental stability, adaptation . Ghosts, though, they represent potential, and volatile energy.

Boss Monsters are very strong, magically and physically, and since they aren't really as delicate to physical attacks as other monsters- they're much more to the left than most. Monsters that are very strong in magic but not in physical stuff are near the top towards Ghosts.

Mages are still very human, but they tend to stray to the middle of the graph- their deals in magic are often volatile and take much time to become proficient in.

Halfas, though- Halfas are literally zapped human-ghosts. They're SMACK middle in the diagram. Special boys. Their magic comes from being both fucking dead and alive.

#danny phantom au #three ways au

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I'm working on worldbuilding for Three Ways Au. It's WILD. I've got Ghost Subspecies/Classes to work with, plus Monster Biology. I don't wanna be a copycat either, so I'm trying to figure out original things that aren't things I remember from like four years ago that I read during my last hyperfixation.

So there's this- triangle scale that humans, ghosts, and monsters follow. Of course it can't really be- linear, exactly, but I'm working on it.

Humans start out at the very left, and most monsters start out at the very right. Ghosts would be located around the very top, between humans and monsters. A strange kind of equilibrium (or however you spell it).

Humans represent physical sturdiness, capability. Monsters represent mental stability, adaptation . Ghosts, though, they represent potential, and volatile energy.

Boss Monsters are very strong, magically and physically, and since they aren't really as delicate to physical attacks as other monsters- they're much more to the left than most. Monsters that are very strong in magic but not in physical stuff are near the top towards Ghosts.

Mages are still very human, but they tend to stray to the middle of the graph- their deals in magic are often volatile and take much time to become proficient in.

Halfas, though- Halfas are literally zapped human-ghosts. They're SMACK middle in the diagram. Special boys. Their magic comes from being both fucking dead and alive.

#three ways au #Danny Phantom

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I was answering a reblog earlier, and now I'm reposting them as separate things. The asker was asking about how Gaster and the Void would fit in, and whether Danny and Frisk would meet.

Ooooh, good questions! I imagine the Void as the Place-Beyond-Time-And-Space, and that the Core generated enough energy and magic for it to rip a hole to the Void. Very, very few things can actually live in there, and time is all over the place.

At this point, it might as well be unspecified canon that Gaster fell into the core, so I'm sticking to that bit. He can kinda mess with the timeline, but only at very specific events. I don't want to spoil too much of what I have in mind, but Gaster's actually a main issue for Clockwork actually (it's like having a kid stumbling onto your workplace; you don't know what they're going to do or mess up), so while he might not be too involved at first, there will be at least an honorable mention for a bit until the rising issues hit.

Frisk and Danny will eventually meet! I'm just not sure if I want them to kinda encounter one another before the trip and then have a vague recognition of eachother afterwards, or for them to just have this sense of "oh, you're involved in strange myth shenanigans too? SAME!" and kinda like have an easy friendship before the action kicks in.

My personal headcanon has always been that Mt. Ebott and Ebott City was in the (mid)west or east, and with my OTHER personal headcanon with Amity Park being somewhere in the mid-east/west (you know, like kentucky or ohio or one of those kinds of states), so for Three Ways, they'd be neighboring areas. Like you can take a bus from one place to another.

I think I want to put Mt Ebott as an elaborate cave system with the actual mountain in like- nebraska maybe? With the city very close by, and Amity Park like maybe a twenty minute drive away

#three ways au