I Found This

I found this

and im not disapointed…

Thanks

Congrats on your followers and I hope you continue to grow. If it's not a Bother could I ask you to do a follow up to my question. (The Human wanting to give their soul to Flowey.) with How. Asgore, Undyne, and Chara would react? (And a fourth of your choice.)

Thanks a lot! -Mod Gem

Undertale- Asgore

Young one, are you certain this is what you want? He misses his son greatly and would love to have him back, but.. he’s learned, through experience, that it is never alright to end one’s life before it is their time. And it is most certainly not yours.

Undertale- Undyne

Kid, you are… something else. Like don’t get her wrong, that’s super sweet of you, but… She’s not sure how Asgore would take it. He loved his kid, but… he would hate finding out that it took your sacrifice to bring him back. She isn’t gonna stop you if this is really what you feel is right, but. Just, think it over. Please.

Undertale- Chara

How foolish. You have your own soul, your own life to live. Asriel’s is over, and here you are wanting to give up your existence so he can continue his. He made his choice when he didn’t give them control of his body. If they were you, they’d simply leave well enough alone.

Undertale- Asriel

You… you what? But.. but that’s your soul. Not his. He’s lived his life. He doesn’t want to hurt anyone anymore. And all that would do is hurt his parents. Please, he appreciates the thought, but… you should really go be with your friends now, okay?

Over 200 words to use instead of ‘said’

There is nothing wrong with using the word said in written dialogue. Be careful not to treat the word said as a word to be avoided. Well written dialogue should never rely on tags such as the ones below, but should convey its own attitude. When using words instead of said, be sure you utilize them properly. For example, you cannot laugh and talk, or sneeze and talk at the same time. “That is so funny, laughed Bob,” should not be used. A person can laugh before or after they speak, but not while they speak. Think about how your character is going to speak and the emotion that they are experiencing. Think it out before you write it down. Let me give you some examples. The following sentence does not use the word said: “I hate you,” spat Bob in disgust. Now think about that sentence. Can a person spit in disgust and speak at the same time?

Watch what happens this time when I use the word said and describe Bob’s actions: “I hate you,” said Bob as he clenched his fists. His lips snarled with rage as he stormed out the room, vowing never to return.

Here is another example where the word said works just fine: “Do have some more gravy, Bob,” said Darla, spooning it out herself.

For dialogue to be effective it must appear to be realistic. The person reading your story must believe that your characters actually talk this way. You should use dialogue to reveal insights into characters, set the mood, and even to clarify plot points. I was once told that when writing dialogue, to think of it as action. Use dialogue to make something happen.

You may notice that some words on the list below cannot be used as replacements for said. These words have been added to assist you to enhance your dialogue and make it more descriptive. For example, the word “quietly” cannot be used instead of said, but it can enhance your dialogue. Ms. Maple covered her lips with her index finger until she had the attention of the entire class. “Let’s use our inside voices,” she said quietly.

Use the list below carefully and remember that there is nothing wrong with using the word said in dialogue.

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If the Flash never happened. do you think any of Brad's Party would ever hang out and become friend with each other?

probably yeah! i could see yazan and tiger man being best friends lol

Thank you @floralface For taking my Commission. 

I Always saw this two as Connected. After all its their Deaths that act as the main Crux for both their respected games

I’ll definitely Commission you again if I ever feel like asking for another LISA x Undertale artwork again!

I was commissioned by @atruemann to draw Lisa & Chara wearing each other’s clothes! Thank you so much for commissioning me!

What if Dusty (Rando) Fell into the Underground instead of Chara?

Dusty fell into the underground instead of Chara. He when up to the Mountain to live alone and train like in those Martial arts movies only to fall and be found by the Dreemurrs. Who took him in and Raise him like their own. 

They were Horrify after seeing His Scarred face and When they ask how he got them He made the situation worse by just saying He failed his master. He was coddled even more. 

While he was happy and Loved the Dreemurrs. He still refuses to take their name instead he wanted to train till he was strong enough to take the name Armstrong But doesn't tell them Why he refused there name.

 At Night when they were asleep He would train in the Armstrong style. One day Asriel, find him and ask why he's training at night. Dusty Tell Asriel why He came up to Mt Ebott.

 To Become Strong enough to take the Armstrong name after He failed to Defend His Teacher Mr, Armstrong's Dojo from his Former Friend, Bernard. Being a good Brother Asriel Keeps, Dusty's Secret and Dusty Trains, Asriel in the Armstrong Style.