#supplementary

Alright, ref sheet for Supertale!Undyne!

Her current alias is Starlight, but she went by Knight when she was first starting out as Toriel and Asgore’s sidekick when she was a teenager.

Her power is hard light manipulation: she can summon solid constructs out of light. She mostly uses it for spears and to summon platforms in the air to parkour on because she’s extra like that.

Do the evil and fucked up opillas count as a horror?

Those fluffy, purring companions who domesticated themselves are a cornerstone of Spirit Box Radio. Cats frequently crop up in folklore and mythology wherever they exist in the world. In the UK, black cats are considered unlucky, and associated with witchcraft and devil worship. This concept was so widely believed that during the time where witch hunting was widespread across Europe, huge numbers of solidly black cats were killed because of their alleged occult associations. Even now, it's uncommon to find solidly black cats in the UK; most black cats you see will have some smudge of white on their bodies somewhere, however small. During the phase where black cats were culled, those with white markings were spared, as it was believed this was a sign they were touched by god, not the devil. Black cats were also killed on mass during the height of the bubonic plague, as people believed their bad luck was contributing to infection.

One of the most famous examples of cats in mythology and religion is that of the worship of cats in ancient egyptian cultures. Cats were loved and revered, and some were even worshipped as spiritual guides or avatars of the gods. There are many examples of cats who were mummified both as companions for the wealthy and powerful and independently mummified. Many cats were mummified as religious offerings to the goddess Bastet, who is often depicted as a cat or as having a cat's head.

Anyone who has spent any significant time with a cat will know that worship is something they take gladly to. Thankfully, black cats are less likely to be killed for their apparent bad luck an occult associations nowadays, but they remain unpopular in adoption centres. It's beleived the reason for this is in part due to old stigma about their unluckiness, and in part because they are more difficult to photograph than their more colourful counterparts.