#stf sans

In the AU I use—which I call Swaptwistfell—Asgore is dead and has returned as Flowey, Asriel has rebelled against his mother and now resides in the Ruins in protest of her tyranny, and the children are either dead or would not be adopted by Tori.

This is a Fell ‘verse. In particular, it’s a Fell-verse getting worse with every passing day. The ending where Cash is left alone in the Judgment Hall as the lone survivor is probably the “good” end to this AU. These people either do not deserve to make it to the surface, or they die trying to get the Fallen Child back home.

Cash Out  

Cash Plum Twist Blackberry of Twistfell AU, a sad fanart of a fic repurposed for a life on the Twistfell AU blog, pleased to make your acquaintance - hj

Plum laughs. “that coward? he wouldn’t do anything. besides, it’s not as if there’s much to defend; he knows they’re just as worthless as he is.”

😂 As much as I would adore the shenanigans that would result...I don’t think so. Plum is very rigid and regimented. Loyal to his Queen above all else. I don’t think he’d respect Switch very much. Anyone that doesn’t share his same moral code or conform to his idea of what it means to be a ‘good’ monster is ‘trash’ in his book. Unless Switch is unquestionably loyal to the royal family and lives according to the very letter of the law—which I do not believe to be true—then these two would not get along.

Basically, Plum is lawful evil, and he has no patience for anyone that doesn’t fit the “lawful” category.

Hmmmm....

Usually, the 2-series boys can come out on top against the 1-series boys pretty easily and consistently. (Sorry, folks, I know that’s not the popular stance, but I don’t really find it reasonable for their low stats to be so easily overcome.) But Plum has KR and Razz has LV, which complicates things.

In the end, though, Razz would win. His LV isn’t maxed out, so Plum’s KR wouldn’t be super effective, and his HP is high enough that he’d eventually be able to wear Plum down and hit him.

Gaster wanted someone pliant and trainable. He also wanted someone ruthless enough that they didn’t care about harming others.

Baby Cash was much more sensitive and more willful. When Gaster tried to get him to actually attack other monsters, Cash often refused. He’d just curl into himself and pretend he couldn’t hear him. Plum was far more willing to bow to Gaster’s will for the sake of praise.