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I like the idea of Error's reference for the normal/original timeline actually being aftertale so he looks at the og universe and is really confused at why it's also Wrong because he was sure Sans's hoodie didn't look like that

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He's losing himself in the fanon 😭

I like the idea of Error's reference for the normal/original timeline actually being aftertale so he looks at the og universe and is really confused at why it's also Wrong because he was sure Sans's hoodie didn't look like that

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two divas meet each other

🌸,,,

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I like the idea of Error's reference for the normal/original timeline actually being aftertale so he looks at the og universe and is really confused at why it's also Wrong because he was sure Sans's hoodie didn't look like that

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Found this in a doc about why Dream never learned any defense mechanisms

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MY BOYY

Huh. I don't know why I didn't put it together before, but he IS way better at interacting with spirits than he is with actual living people, which I guess makes sense.

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No but Toritsuka's relationship with ghosts fucks me up so much there is so much going on with that kid and we see basically none of it

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There's this old post I can't find about a scenario where Saiki is interviewing/interrogating a ghost about something (using Toritsuka as a medium) and the ghost is being unhelpful so Saiki is snaps at them to which Toritsuka immediatly breaks the connection and gets mad at saiki/defends the ghost because ghosts are really nice and better than people in his eyes

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Welcome to my blog everything I say is completely incorrect

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Aborting snowgrave be like

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"Symbolism"

Continuation

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Tfw you realize you relate to a character just a bit too much

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Hello I'm back and alive. I binged all of Underverse with my aunt a few days ago, and it really sparked me to (creative) life! Great series by the way, go watch it. THAT BEING SAID, after some brainstorming, I got to "what would REALLY happen if there was an Error!Ink"? So... here's my Solution!

His name is "Blot" (or "Critical Error" if you want to be fancy) and I love him a lot.

Tl;DR - He experienced Eldritch Madness and broke!

Longer Version (and more art) below!

He was shown - and given the ability to truly comprehend - the vastness of the multiverse. Not just one multiverse, but every multiverse. Every life, every sound, every experience - he felt and understood it all at once.

Now, he's a sort of ambivalent protector of the multiverse - he jumps in when he needs to, but ... most of the time, he just watches, searching desperately for novelty and interest in a multiverse he's completely comprehended. He holds a hatred for the main timeline because of it's boring repetativeness.

He's a little goober and I love him a lot. Take some more of him.

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A short time after a major event in the Multiverse, Ink approaches Blue and gives him ... a small handbook. It's leatherbound and worn, and looks much older than Blue gets the impression that it probably is.

The pages are dense and indecipherable - some are ramblings, some are poems, some still are ideas for universes and even general alterations to preexisting stories; "to make them more interesting", a note in the margins said. It wouldn't be too much of an issue in-and-of itself if the ideas weren't always ... disturbing. Or destructive. Or sometimes just didn't make any sense at all.

Intrigued and driven by a want to make sure the book is actually 'safe' (it isn't), Blue decides to read through and catalogue its contents.

(more below the cut)

The contents of the book at large do follow a few specific rules, despite their chaos. 'You' is seemingly always capitalized, 'I' and 'Me' are used sparingly, and third-person is reserved strictly for specific ideas. Every page is glitched with a black strip, and pages rarely stay in the same spot more than once - you just ... always happen to find what you're looking for.

In trying to show the book to others, Blue finds that in addition to all of this, he is the only one capable of reading and comprehending the book. At best, another person can recite one or two basic facts if read aloud to them, but at worst, they don't even want to look at the book.

It's "not their place". Whatever that means. Blue doesn't know.

He keeps it on his person - it's safer that way, anyway. At least once monthly, he sits down and pours over its contents, attempting to glean meaning from it. Sometimes pages appear, sometimes they disappear, and any note he tries to write in the book itself just melts off (he's taken to writing on pieces of paper instead).

Asking Ink isn't an option either; He either doesn't remember handing the book over at all, or flat out refuses to talk about it and changes the subject. He's learned to drop it, over time.

Some nights, when its just him and the book and several glowing stars on his bedroom ceiling, he finds himself talking to it as if it can answer him. Asking it what its purpose is, if it has one at all - what, exactly, it was built to do.

Of course, a book never responds. It's just him, the stars, and the inkBlotted pages.

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Why does drawing something that doesn’t look bad take so much effort 😭