#dendro!sans

Ohh, that's a good question.

Chem listens to anything calm and usually without any vocals, but if there are lyrics it's something like Velha Infância by Tribalistas or Só Sei Dançar Com Você by Tulipa Ruiz; he really really hates loud noises, and that includes songs. They sing along, but it's low and to themselves.

Shock on the other hand loves loud and chaotic music like breakcore, but only plays it if he has headphones on to not make people complain. When home, he puts it on the highest volume. He doesn't sing along, but always taps on the nearest objects to follow the beat.

Roukka doesn't have a music taste because it doesn't get actual consistent contact with technology, but it'll listen to literally anything playing. If it could choose, it'd pick the closest thing to the ambient music in Ccino's cafe because it "sounds like home". It unconsciously hums along, even though the sound is a bit broken.

Cartz, despite being relatively calm most of the time, has too much energy and gets restless when listening to anything too slow. He really likes rock/metal and tends to screech along with the gutturals, using the fact that she's basically a bird to their advantage.

Indigo usually doesn't listen to anything because he genuinely can't focus on more than one thing at a time, and with the fact that he's always doing something, listening to music would be way too distracting most of the time. Despite that, they will make little passive-aggressive comments if they don't like what's playing.

Stripes will listen to anything that's available, and he knows the lyrics of songs of the most variated and random genres. From unknown videogame OSTs to breakup songs, he remembers at least the rhythm of the vast majority of them.

Burn, honest to god, only listens to FNaF songs. That's it. He memorized the lyrics of as many as he could and no this definitely isn't reflecting the fact that I was the same at his age.

Byte listens to either TV static or angry songs to try to get rid of her ridiculous amount of pent-up energy and rage. She calls them "hate letters".

Dendro doesn't listen to any music since they get overwhelmed/overstimulated by sounds very easily, which isn't a good combination with the fact that they're around Byte 24/7.

Dokdo doesn't have access to anything that can play music, but he would accept anything at this point, as long as it muffles the voices.

Echo doesn't have a specific music taste, but he listens to whatever Miss puts on; which is usually some calm instrumental. He frequently hums the same melodies over and over, sounding like a broken record.

i think chem wouldn’t use it if he knew it kills people idk, but i wanna hear your thoughts about it :3

This is going by the assumption that all of them know what it does for Convenience.

Chem: really would not use it at all. He's educated in anime (because of Alphys) and knows exactly what's going on. They're not getting near that book.

Shock: wouldn't use it either. He's not into the whole "making justice" thing and doesn't have anyone he'd rather see dead.

Roukka: would want to use it depending on the time it finds the book. If it's shortly after the incident with Chem, it'd still be blind with fear and rage because of it; but thankfully, the Creechur can't write. If it isn't, it wouldn't really have any reason to use it.

Cartz: he works for literal death itself sometimes and has no enemy, she wouldn't even consider using it.

Indigo: he doesn't have much against killing, surprisingly. Maybe would use it on the fallen humans to get their SOULs and break the barrier faster, but wouldn't tell anyone.

Stripes: would use it for the same reason as Indigo, but he'd feel absolutely horrible after.

Burn: wouldn't use it at all, this is a nine year old.

Dokdo: would try to write his own name, but he can't remember it.

Byte: she would use it to end the government, honestly.

Dendro: wouldn't think of using it, but would be tempted just to test if it works.

Echo: would be horrified by the concept of it, he can't understand the idea of wanting someone hurt. This kid grew up way too sheltered and surrounded by way too nice people.

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