Ceroba Ketsukane

Ceroba Ketsukane is a pristine Fox Monster with a traditional Japanese Heritage. She is the wife of the Royal Scientist Chujin Ketsukane and the mother of Kanako Ketsukane.

She‘s tight in her beliefs and always tried to appear prim and proper...but lately, she’s found a different passion in cooking all kinds of things. Her routine has passed on from just making Corn Chowder every week, and her overall cooking quality has improved greatly!

Though, cooking so much and trying so many new things, eating multiple meals a day, is certainly going to have it’s consequences. Since cancelling her gym membership, and she can barely seems to find a stop to the cooking, she’s been letting herself go, much to her dismay. Her robes are getting tighter, and her belly is starting to round out in front of her. Her thighs thickened, her hips sway heavier and her chest is gone up a few sizes too...her ass has been packing it too...her appetite‘s been growing large. She can’t help herself, sometimes the urge to stuff herself beyond capacity just overcomes her, and the feasts she tends to prepare certainly don’t help.

She‘s grown quite voluptuous. Her chest is huge, her thighs are thick, and she now sports round hips and a round belly, which is her main concern. Her fun in indulging on food and snacks caused her to belly to grow quite big. It‘s somewhat firm, and pretty round, straining against her robes And the sensation of it and being full gives her very mixed feelings. On one hand, she is frustrated with her lack of control. On the other, it does feel strangely grounding...good, even. Though it would leave her in indignation if someone were to bring attention to that.

She‘s quite self conscious about her figure when she leaves the estate to go buy ingredients at the market.

She‘s been picking up doing morning stretches again and tries to eat more healthily, but it proves to be difficult when the urge to prep and consume keeps coming back to her. She can’t help but go all out, getting lost in eating and stuffing until she can’t no more. No matter how much she eats, she tends to find that she is somehow still hungry, until no room is left. The large servings she makes certainly don’t help, and she always insists nothing gets thrown away.

Chujin actually likes her plush figure and is fond of seeing her grow. It just makes her appear more comfortable, softer to cuddle and in his eyes, prettier even. He often reassures her that it’s not such a bad thing when he catches her staring at herself in the full length mirror, rambling about how she needs to uphold her appearance. In turn, he is subconsciously (or perhaps intentionally) enabling her feedee habits. He tends to bring her more food, too.

Kanako meanwhile is none the wiser. To her, Mama was just growing softer, more nice to snuggle, especially around the belly, and her food is getting better, even though she misses the corn chowder sometimes. But more food also means more dessert! Kanako has been picking up on eating, too. Not just normal food, but also sweets.

The Ketsukane family lives within their Estate residing in Oasis Valley.

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[ Personality:

Ceroba: Brilliant, supportive and skeptical, Ceroba is a powerful ally when it comes to wanting to help those closest to her. She is shown to care a lot for her loved ones. However, she is highly stubborn, even going so far as to question the true meaning of King Asgore's words when confronted with the truth of her husband's employment. Because of this, she is firm on her husband's legacy as a scientist and a hero of the underground. She wields a long, wooden staff with a fox shaped bell as its scepter, adorned with a large red ribbon that matches the one in her hair. She can summon it at will, using it both as a combat tool, and an extension of her magic.

Kanako: Kanako is courageous, loving, and always attempts to do what she thinks is right. These traits are also shown to be present in her parents personalities, With Chujin fighting to improve monsterkind's defenses and Ceroba doing what she thinks is right in the pacifist route by fighting you.

Chujin: Chujin is said to be a kindhearted and hard-working monster, and a good mentor. His philosophy is that even though monsterkind is in a bad spot, being sealed off from the surface, monsters can collectively make the Underground a better place through little acts of kindness. However, Chujin is very mistrustful of humans. He believes that humans are dangerous and they can not be trusted. This is largely due to a past incident in Snowdin, which involved a human attacking monsters. Specifically, this was the human child with the blue SOUL (Integrity), who had fallen into the Underground. They happened to attack a monster who was with Kanako, Chujin's daughter. Kanako herself was not hurt, but Chujin was shocked to hear the news nonetheless. He felt that his daughter could have died that day, and he wasn't there to protect her. This incident, coupled with the knowledge about the Great War between humans and monsters, is likely responsible for Chujin's attitude toward humans. Despite this, in his secret VHS tape, he laments the fact that one of his creations accidentally ended up killing a human, and appears to be very regretful. This shows that Chujin did not completely hate humans, and doesn't wish death upon them. Thus, it is likely that Chujin could have changed his point of view if he were to meet a kind human. However, he did still intend to produce weapons to use against them even before the attack.

Chujin is a Boss Monster. Kanako inherited that trait from her father, making her a Boss Monster as well. It is unknown whether Ceroba is a Boss Monster or not.

Appearance:

The Ketsukane are a family of Fox Monsters.

Ceroba: Ceroba Ketsukane is an anthropomorphic fox-like monster with beige fur and long, wavy ginger hair. Her hair is tied up in a ponytail by a large red ribbon with a golden bell in the centre. She has a long, white kimono with red trimmings; a red obi sash tied around her waist and white boots. Her attacks are represented as white and pink flashes of light. (Her indulging on food and snacks, caused her to grow a round belly. It‘s somewhat firm, and pretty round.)

Kanako: Kanako is a young, anthropomorphic, and fox-like monster with brown fur and a short snout. She has reddish brown hair that is tied up with a red ribbon in a bun. She has a small, red kimono with large gold trimmings, a gold obi sash tied around her waist, long, grey pants, and short boots. Much like her mother, she also has a red piece of fabric with a gold bell on it, however, Kanako's is found wrapped around on her neck as a scarf.

Chujin: Chujin Ketsukane is a purple furred, anthropomorphic fox-like monster with brightly purple colored hair tied in a small ponytail. He wears large, circular, green glasses as well as a green montsuki with yellow accents.]

Starlo, also known as his self-proclaimed alias "North Star", is a humanoid monster that resembles a star. His skin is yellow with 5 appendages on his head with teal patterns on them, forming the rough shape of a five-pointed star. He wears a brown poncho with teal stripes with his sheriff badge on it; a dark brown ten-gallon hat; black gloves; brown pants, and black boots with spurs. Although his eyes are hidden by the shadow of his hat most of the time, when he removes it, it is revealed that he is wearing light blue-tinted glasses.

Starlo's true personality is superseded most of the time by a Western persona. Borne out of a fanaticism of Wild Western culture, Starlo puts on this persona from a desire to spread excitement and drama to the inhabitants of the Underground - distracting them from the cruel reality of monsterkind's collective banishment from the Surface. Going by the moniker of "North Star," he plays the role of the Wild East's upbeat sheriff, who is determined to "keep the peace" by any means necessary. This for the most part is all drama, as there is no real danger and is all put on as a fun distraction for the Dunes' inhabitants, who all seem to play along. He brandishes a western accent.

While displaying his "North Star" persona, Starlo has been shown to value validation from others. He focuses on making spectacles to entertain the townsfolk, even if his friends do not appreciate it.

Starlo's true personality is shown to be much more of a nerd - a picture in his home revealing he was even adorned with stereotypical dweeb braces at one point. As such, his room is filled with various Western memorabilia from the Surface and even contains glowy sticker stars. Despite this, however, one thing that is constant between "North Star" and Starlo is his kindness and how he values those close to him. In fact, this is the whole reason the "North Star" persona exists in the first place.

Ceroba and Starlo are best friends and have known each other since childhood. Starlo once had a crush on Ceroba and was devastated after she got engaged to Chujin. From a picture in his parents' house, it is shown that Starlo was shy around Ceroba when they were teenagers.

Starlo is shown to care very deeply for Ceroba, allowing her to stay at his place after times were rough for her. Part of the reason Starlo became an entertainer was to distract Ceroba from her worries. However, this was ineffective.

Kanako calls him "Uncle Starlo" sometimes. She doesn’t know about Starlo‘s nerdy core and sees him solely for the amazing sheriff she believes him to be.

Starlo holds grudges against Chujin due to the fact he "stole" Ceroba from him, but he respects him as Ceroba‘s Husband. They tend to avoid each other.

Martlet is a newly appointed member of the Royal Guard, and serves as an overall deuteragonist. Martlet is a blue anthropomorphic bird-like monster with two wings that double as arms. She wears a white tank top, dark blue baggy jeans and a pair of yellow-ochre snow boots. Her hair is styled as a short bob with flyaway stands and a feather-like tuft near the back.

Martlet is shown to be scatterbrained, so much so that the game itself states so on multiple occasions. She is forgetful, prone to rambling on during conversations, and often falls asleep at her station. She seems to struggle with concentrating on her duties and often relies on her royal guard manual for guidance. She has a passion for puzzlemaking and carpentry.

While she seems a bit naive on the surface, what Martlet makes up for in her disorganized workflow is her strong morale. Martlet has a strong sense of justice, and can be much more serious if necessary. She will go to great lengths to put a stop to anyone trying to harm monsterkind.

Chujin is Martlet's mentor as a carpenter, and the two became good friends. Martlet and Chujin would meet up to work on projects and talk, and Martlet held Chujin and his family in very high regard.

Dina is the Bartender of the Wild East‘s Saloon. She is a woman with tan skin and reddish-purple hair. She most resembles an armadillo with her chestplate and ears. Instead of a traditional scarf.

Much like the other residents of the Wild East, Dina has the demeanor of a stereotypical Western character, frequently saying howdy among other things. She's also far more relaxed than many other characters, not holding any ill will towards visitors.

She seems to have a soft spot for animals, adopting snakes that she says she found in crevasses in the Dunes. Despite other monsters thinking it's weird to keep pets, she instead finds it to be cute.

She’s acquainted with Ceroba Ketsukane, as Ceroba had a time where she would regularly order wine at this place. She knows about her daughter, Kanako, as Ceroba sometimes brought her over to get a Feisty Slider for her. She’s fond of the small rascal, sometimes referring to her as "Ceroba’s Little Troublemaker". Dina is also aware of Chujin and his marriage to Ceroba, but she doesn’t know him too well as Chujin is not a drinker. He only had one misery day where he actually ordered something alcoholic and was immediately sloshed out by the second glass.

Sadie is a pink and purple monster with a large tail who usually sits on the swingset in the playground found near the outskirts of Oasis Valley. She is also friends with Byte, the Gamer Kid from Cafe Dune, and the two are often seen playing together in the Dunes.

She‘s a lively young Monster, shown to be compassionate and occasionally concerned about her friends' wellbeing.

Byte is a green, cat-like child monster usually playing one of the arcade games in the Café Dune. He‘s friends with Sadie as well as Kanako Ketsukane. He‘s also known as the Gamer Kid due to his fascination with the games found at the Café. He’s kinda managed to get Kanako invested in games too, but she still prefers to play outside.

LV, Aka; LOVE, or better known as Level Of Violence, is the result of gaining enough EXP to "Level Up" often said as "Getting Stronger"

When someone gains LV, their ATK, DEF, and Max HP increase.

LV is used as a way to measure someone's capacity to hurt, the more someone kills, the easier it is to distance themself. The more they distance themself, the less they'll hurt, and the more easily they can bring themselves to hurt others.

EXP, Aka; Execution points, is what is earned through killing someone, earning enough will increase the killer's LV.

EXP is a way of quantifying the pain someone's inflicted on others.

GOLD (sometimes abbreviated in-text as G) is the main currency used in the Underground. It may be exchanged for various items or temporary settlements.

HP, Aka; Hit points, defines the amount of hits someone can take before dying, and can only be restored through healing magic or consuming food.

Maximum HP is what prevents someone from exceeding their usual Hit point limit, which prevents someone becoming otherwise unkillable. Maximum HP can be increased through gaining LV. Maximum HP can be exceeded by sleeping, however the effects cannot stack on each other.

Humans have significantly less HP than Monsters, however there's a rare occasion where a Monster has less HP than a Human.

ATK, Aka; Attack, is used to indicate how much damage someone can deal.

Attack can be increased through certain weapons, however is just a bonus stat that adds onto ATK.

DEF, Aka; Defense, is used to indicate how much damage someone can resist.

Defense can be increased through certain armors/clothes, however is just a bonus stat that adds onto DEF.

DT, Aka; Determination, is formed from someone's will to live on.

A being with enough Determination can persist death.

Determination is much more powerful with Humans rather than Monsters, being able to hold large amounts at a time with no issues.

Determination is a rare concept for Monsters to casually possess, often needing extreme amounts of willpower to sustain form. Monsters that hold too much Determination are commonly unable to hold their form for very long, causing them to melt into a goopy mess that hardly resembles their original form.

The Feisty Slider is a popular mini-burger served right in the heart of The Wild East. It stands as a savory, promotional culinary tribute to the town's resident protectors and pseudo-celebrities, the Feisty Four. It is a classic miniature hamburger consisting of a small, juicy synthesized patty nestled inside a soft, warm bun. True to the theatrical flair of the Wild East, the slider comes wrapped in a specialized piece of paper. Printed directly onto the wrapper is a blatant corporate advertisement that reads: "A small burger with big flavor! Just 30G at the Saloon!"

It heals 30 HP

Under normal, peaceful circumstances, the burger is sold fresh from the grill by Dina at the Saloon for 30G

Ceroba is not wrecked by grief here, as Kanako and Chujin are alive and well.

Ceroba has been gaining weight recently, and it was starting to show. Her robes were feeling tighter, and a her abdomen was beginning to round out. She regrets canceling her gym membership. She‘s grown quite voluptuous. Her chest is huge, her thighs are thick, and she now sports round hips and a round belly, which is her main concern. Her fun in indulging on food and snacks caused her to belly to grow quite big. It‘s somewhat firm, and pretty round, straining against her robes And the sensation of it and being full gives her very mixed feelings. On one hand, she is frustrated with her lack of control. On the other, it does feel strangely grounding...good, even. Though it would leave her in indignation if someone were to bring attention to that.

She‘s been picking up doing morning stretches again and tries to eat more healthily, but it proves to be difficult when the urge to prep and consume keeps coming back to her. She can’t help but go all out, getting lost in eating and stuffing until she can’t no more. No matter how much she eats, she tends to find that she is somehow still hungry, until no room is left. The large servings she makes certainly don’t help, and she always insists nothing gets thrown away.

Chujin actually likes seeing her grow, as not only was she softer to cuddle, but also, in his eyes, prettier than ever. His comforting reassurances might be enabling her feedee habits.

Kanako meanwhile was none the wiser. All she knows is Mama is growing softer and comfier.

The Ketsukane Estate is a mansion in the Oasis Valley in the Dunes. It is the home of Ceroba, Chujin and Kanako Ketsukane. The Estate was built entirely by Chujin. Martlet comments that the Estate would have taken years to build if built without magic. During its construction, Chujin built a secret basement at the heart of the Estate which he did not use until later. The mansion's size was meant to accommodate a larger family that never came to fruition. Ceroba did not have much input on its construction and Kanako chose the room upstairs on her own.

Chujin and Kanako's influence can be seen in much of the Estate. Not only does Kanako have her own room and Chujin have two offices, but Chujin's family crest and Kanako's art are both in various places throughout. Despite this, nothing in the design of the Estate is identifiable as specifically Ceroba's.

Kanako's room is up a flight of stairs in the northwest corner of the Estate. She has toys and books in crates on the floor. Her bed is in the center of the room, and a window above it casts light from the swelterstone. A rug underneath it is patterned with a monster SOUL and stars. She has two dressers, one of which has a television on it. It has a game console with a "Surface Tycoon" game made for her by Chujin. She also has many drawings around her room, including a proudly displayed family painting.

The dining room has a lit fireplace. On top of the mantelpiece are framed photos, a landscape of a mountain, and a specific spot where Kanako's mask rests. The center has two zabuton on either end of a kotatsu on a rug. Underneath the rug is a trapdoor to Chujin's Secret Underground Study.

The Estate is a large wooden manor. A porch circles the Estate with potted plants and bags of dirt in disrepair. Several large windows look into the house. One of them has a falling apart paper cutout of people strung above it. The roof is decorated with a golden stripe pattern and tipped with the fox head of the Founder's Crest at the edges. A path leads to the Estate from Oasis Valley. The entrance is blocked by a metal gate attached to a torii. They are both decorated with a ribbon and bell symbol. The sand path transitions to a cobblestone path closer to the Estate. The fence is made of connected stone lanterns. Lush green plants and blooming plum trees grow around the estate.

Chujin's office is behind a door in the hallway of the West Wing. It has tiled floors, unlike most of the mansion's wooden flooring. Wires feed into a computer at the center of the room. Bits of robots are scattered around the office. Bookshelves with textbooks and cabinets with thesis papers and files line the walls. One of the books contains the blueprints to New Home, designed by Chujin's father. Above the computer in the center of the office is a map of the Underground, annotated with the locations of the five humans' deaths. Papers are piled on top of the bookshelves and hang from various parts of the office. He also has a drawing of himself, made by Kanako, hanging off a shelf.

The west path leads to a hallway with pictures on the walls and drawers with family knick knacks. The hallway has a locked door near the entrance. The hallway turns north and splits into three paths: Kanako's room which can be reached by going up a flight of stairs, Chujin's office, and the hallway to the dining room going east.

Going to the east hallway instead of the west at the start leads to a mirror image of the west hallway. The door that was locked on the west is the door to Ceroba and Chujin's bedroom on this side. They have a family photo on their nightstand. The side of the room has a closet full of Ceroba's clothes, all almost identical except for her Café Dune uniform. Chujin's outfits are behind Ceroba's. Chujin's zabuton is also in the closet. The hallway ends in the kitchen. Corn Chowder is often made there.

The foyer contains a rug patterned with the Founder's Crest above a mountain. The room has sliding doors to the west and east hallways, as well as a door to the dining room. The doors are decorated with cherry blossom patterns, and the northern one has a ribbon and bell figure hanging over it. The west and east paths form a mostly symmetrical loop that both end in the dining room. Both hallways to the dining room have potted plants and the Founder's Crest on the wall. Outside of the foyer, the walls have dark green wallpaper with plant decorations. There are also bamboo plants growing in pots on the ground and smaller plants growing from pots on shelves.

Chujin's Secret Underground Study is a basement under the kotatsu, meant for deeper and more experimental research. A hallway with decrepit robots and papers leads to the center of the room. Papers about SOUL research lie on the floor and books on SOUL research line the shelves. Various parts from earlier Axis models are scattered around the whole room. In the center of the room is a television monitor with VHS tapes nearby containing Chujin's documentation of his research. Ceroba and Kanako are unaware of this location.

The Oasis Valley is a small town located in the Dunes. As the name indicates, it is an oasis.

Outdoors: Palm trees and small patches of grass are spread around town. Most of the town is bordered by wooden fences, though the south edge has large stone bricks blocking the way.

The pond the town gets its name from is in the center. A welcome sign claims this to be the largest body of water in the Dunes. Directly south of the entrance is an enclosure of Dunes-themed Frostermits.

To the south of this booth is a game of hopscotch, and to the east is the exit to the Wild East. To the east, in the outskirts of the town, lies a playground that Kanako often plays in with her friends.

To the north of the town lies the Ketsukane Estate, blocked off by a large gate with a tori gate as an entrance which only the owner can open.

Oasis Valley also houses a Fortune Teller, and the Café Dune.

Café Dune is a building located in the Oasis Valley. Icewater (18G), Oasis Latte (23G), Cinnamon Cookie (35G), and Floral Cupcake (50G) are sold here.

The entrance to the café has several tables and chairs. The back of the café has a checkout area. Next to the counter is a corkboard, containing a few papers and drawings.

The back corner has a sign labeled "The Game Zone" along with an air hockey table and three arcade machines. "Mew Mew Love Blaster!" is one of them, a 2D upward shooter.

Ceroba Ketsukane used to work here as a part time job for some time to help raise Kanako. The job was alright for her taste, but she had grudges with her boss, eventually leading her to quit. A family drawing on the corkboard made by Kanako remains as a reminder. Many monsters consider the Café to be the most modern area in the Dunes.

The Wild East is the town at the east end of the Dunes. The town is very reminiscent of the Wild West, given that the sheriff governing this town, North Star, has found human movies that take place in that period. He and the rest of the Feisty Five run the town with the aim of entertaining the residents.

The central area of the Wild East consists of a stone monument with a large bell. To the east of the bell, on the wall of the Horse Stable, there is a board with various news regarding the Wild East. This area connects to the Saloon, a Horse Stable, a Clinic, the Jail dubbed 'The Slammer' and the Feisty Five's house.

The Saloon is one of the main locations inside of the Wild East, it contains a shop run by Dina. The Saloon runs a bar which‘s menu consists of Icewater for 18 G, 'Adult Soda' for 20 G, Root Beer for 22 G, and Feisty Slider for 30 G, which are Wild East branded burgers, and various other alcoholic drinks. Ceroba is a regular in this place, fairly well acquainted with Dina. She tends to order wine here. The saloon also features a grand stage, on which stand-up routines and other theatrics are commonly performed, mainly held by Starlo, who goes under the title of Sheriff North Star in this town.

Despite there being spaces for 7 horses in the stable, it only contains one horse, who is actually just a monster with a horse mask

The east room of the Wild East's outside area contains a shooting range and Blackjack's shop. A gate with a giant lock usually blocks the north exit to the Steamworks, as they are not allowed to be entered without permission.

Blackjack's is one of the shops in the Wild East alongside the saloon. It presents a variety of different weapons in its walls, minerals can also be seen in a barrel and a grinder, presumably originating from the East Mines. Presumably, the bullets craft by Blackjack are made from the yellow glowing orbs, as some bullets are spread near the grinder.

The Dunes, much like Hotland, are a scorched and arid region. Unlike Hotland, in which heat comes from an abundance of exposed magma in the area, the Dunes are arid due to a large amount of Swelterstones that can be found there, producing heat and light. A massive Swelterstone also functions as a sort of sun in the area, and can be clearly seen from the mountaintop.

The Dunes are located somewhere parallel to Hotland, at points perhaps slightly beyond Hotland. It can be assumed the Dunes lie on the periphery of the Underground, given that the quickest route from Snowdin to New Home is still stated to be through Waterfall and Hotland, much like in the original Undertale, and it is considered that the trek through the Dunes is a detour. The Steamworks is a large structure built on the precipice between eastern Hotland and the northeastern Dunes, connecting both areas. In general, the Dunes seem to be located further east than Hotland.

The Steamworks serves as a Power Plant for Monster society, built long before the CORE. It connects the Dunes with Hotland.

A poster advertising careers at the Steamworks can be found at the end of the Chemistry Wing. It called for intelligent monsters to simply sign up and head towards a clearly visible metallic construction site. The Steamworks serve many functions similar to the CORE.

The Factory Wing of the Steamworks deals with manufacturing various materials, including smelting G and assembling machinery seen in the East Mines. It is also home to a robotics project, which Chujin worked in since its inception. The initially proposed robots were mostly for recreation or menial tasks; Chujin, on the other hand, planned to build protection robots. The robotics project is classified; information is meant to be publicly revealed when mass production begins, but this hasn’t happened. Asgore had much sway over this project, both being the one in charge of approving what models to produce and beginning mass production.

The Steamworks also used to fulfill a very similar function to the CORE, being the primary source of power for the Underground. But with the CORE outclassing the Steamworks in almost every way, it has become a secondary power source at best. This was originally handled by the generator just north of the Dunes gate, but as it wore down, the Chemistry Wing devised a way to produce energy via white plants, likely in tandem with the generator. Guardener was built to tend to these plants and keep them clean, as the plants spread rapidly and make a mess after their energy is drained.

There are other sections of the facility, such as the Eastern Branch and Office Branch. The Eastern Branch contains the generator. The Office Branch may be the location of the Head Office, the office in charge of various aspects of the Steamworks. Nothing else said about the purpose of these facilities.

Sunnyside Farm is a farm to the north of the Wild East. Operated by Starlo's family, his mother Crestina and his father Solomon being dedicated farmers. Starlo’s brother Orion also tends to the farm, even though he’d rather go have fun in the Wild East. Starlo’s parents have mixed feelings about Starlo’s Wild East business, as it keeps their farm in business, but he rarely talks to them anymore. While they do support him, they wish he would grow out of it, find a wife and settle down. Starlo‘s family is on good terms with the Ketsukane family, as Ceroba and Starlo are childhood friends.

The farm has been growing corn for many years. When the large swelterstone was uncovered and the Meadow became the Dunes, the farm struggled. The Wild East supported them and let them survive this change.

The farm opens with a farmhouse to the southeast of a large field of corn. The field has a small circular walkway in it, in the center of which is a cellar to store the harvest.

The farmhouse is a two-story white wooden building with a porch. The first floor is an open area with a kitchen in the back behind a counter. On the second floor is a shelf and two doors. A framed photo of Starlo and Ceroba when they were young is propped on the shelf. The right door is locked. The other leads to Starlo and Orion‘s room, decorated with western memorabilia.

Years prior, The Dunes were called The Meadow. The area was lush and alive with lots of greenery. However, miners, possibly from Mining Co., extracted a massive Swelterstone from the region elevations, releasing a massive amount of heat and destroying the environment, turning it into the barren wasteland of the present time. Most plant life was destroyed, with the Sunnyside Farm being an exception. The event was also stated to have led to a lot of migration from the area, leaving the place in an even more precarious situation. Around the time of the disaster, the Wild East was created as a roleplaying activity which ended creating a fully fledged town, something that brought a lot of the attention to the region and helped the Sunnyside Farm, in trouble due to the ecological disaster.

The Dunes are rich in minerals and other important materials. As such, the East Mines is set up in the Dunes, operated by Mining Co. Besides all the mining activity, the Dunes have two known monster settlements: Oasis Valley located somewhat centrally, and the Wild East, located at the eastern end of the area, close to the Steamworks.

The East Mines, also called the Mining Co. Mines, are a mine in the Dunes owned by Mining Co.. They are used to extract building materials for around the Underground.

The purpose of the mines is to extract minerals that are used for building materials around the Underground. It is also to ensure monsters can find a job, as Mining Co. hire any adult who applies and never fires anyone. The Mines contain many gemstones, mostly swelterstones. They process and sell the gemstones, but the gemstones are not valuable so it is not their main purpose.

Angie and Gilbert have been running the mines for several decades; Gilbert is the foreman, but Angie, the receptionist, does the majority of the work. Asgore has control over the mines as well.

Starlo has Rock-Dropper 900s at the top of the cliff for Feisty Five missions.

Lower Snowdin, much like Snowdin Town, is a large forest covered in snow, located right after the Ruins – though it also has another entrance to the Dark Ruins as well. While still referred to as Snowdin or Snowdin Forest, it is a more remote, quieter part. A tunnel connects this location with Waterfall.

The Honeydew Resort is a resort owned by the family of the Honeydew Shopkeeper, meant to give visitors a break from Snowdin’s frigid temperatures. It is located in the Lower Snowdin region. Items that are availible to buy at the resort are the Honeydew Coffee for 24G, the Honeydew Pancake for 28G, and the G.B. Bear for 44G. They can be purchased by talking to the nervous pink bear Monster behind the bar, the daughter of the owner of the Honeydew Resort.

It‘s a vast lodge with a stage that a band occasionally plays on. A few sofas and couches are aligned around a heater in the middle of the lodge. The heater was built by Chujin Ketsukane and his apprentice Martlet. Chujin tends to grab coffee here, sometimes taking Kanako along for walks since she likes the snow.

Behind the lodge is also a spa that can be accessed via a small treck up a mountain, offering a wide view of other parts of Snowdin.

Unlike Snowdin Town, which is handled by the Canines, Lower Snowdin is almost solely patrolled by the amateur Royal Guard, Martlet. She‘s the reason that various complicated puzzles have been set up that require to be solved to allow progression, a safety protocol to 'trap' bypassing humans until she goes on the routine to check if the puzzles are still functional.

Her home, a somewhat shoddy but comfy wooden hut can be found at the end of a long path leading to a river going through Waterfall. Its porch connects to a nearby tree in a treehouse fashion. Chujin Ketsukane likely helped her build it, as Martlet originally was Chujin‘s apprentice as a carpenter. She uses that makeshift knowledge for her puzzles.

Various wooden Patrol Stands can be found around Lower Snowdin, the area where Martlet is supposed to be on lookout for human activity.

The underground is a large region within Mount Ebott that is separated from the surface of the Earth. It houses the Kingdom of Monsters, who are ruled by King Asgore, and formerly by his ex-wife, Toriel.

The underground has varying terrain and climates, and features five main areas: the Ruins, the frigid and wintery Snowdin, the marshy and cavernous Waterfall, the blistery and barren Hotland, and the Capital. The underground's exit is blocked by the barrier, which was placed by the humans long ago. Anything and anyone can enter the underground by descending into Mount Ebott.

New Home is the new capital of the Underground. Though usually reached by an elevator inside Hotland, it can also be manually reached by traversing through the CORE.

It‘s an entirely grey landscape, occupied by long corridors and what appears to be a large buildings.

The Last Corridor (also known among fans as the Judgement Hall) is a corridor between New Home and the Throne Room. It is a linear, closed off yellow-hued room, featuring the Delta Rune being depicted atop the corridor entrances and windows. White light shines through the mosaic windows, and Greek pillars border the corridor

The Throne Room is a large and open room with birds chirping in the background. Light shines from above, casting an irregular pattern of light and shadow on the floor. In the middle of the room is a throne, assumed to be Asgore's, and cast off to the side is another throne covered by a white sheet, assumed to be Toriel's.

Snowdin is a town the adjacent to Waterfall, and trudging through the dense Snowdin Forest would lead to the sealed Ruins Exit. Despite being Underground, Snowdin is covered in a perpetual layer of ice and snow, and, because of how cold it is, it mainly homes monsters with thick fur or monsters that do not get cold.

The town is home to the Snowdin Canine Unit, members of the Royal Guard, presumably because the town neighbors the entrance to the Underground, where humans can fall in. There are many locales here, such as the Snowdin Shop, Snowed Inn, the Snowdin Library, Grillby's, and Papyrus and Sans's House. A decorated tree in the center of the town, with some presents addressed from "Santa" to the Snowdin locals. Residents can witness the Ice Wolf throwing ice in the river, where it travels through Waterfall and into the CORE, keeping it from overheating.

The Snowdin Shop is the first building encountered after entering Snowdin Town. It has a smaller building that connects it to the Snowed Inn. A female purple bunny named QC runs the shop, selling general goods like Bisicle for 15G or Cinnamon Bun for 25G. She is positive about the Underground's future. The rabbit who runs the Snowed Inn is her sister.

The Snowed Inn is a building in which residents protagonist can sleep, and recover their health. The room price is 80G.

The Snowdin Library, misspelled as "LIBRARBY" on the sign, is a building near the middle of Snowdin. The bookshelves are stacked with history books, biology books, and books meant for entertainment.

Grillby's is a pub located in Snowdin. It is named after and run by Grillby, a silent monster made entirely of fire. Many different monsters, such as the Snowdin Canine Unit, can often be found relaxing here, playing cards, and talking. Sans is a well-known regular here, having a tab and even performing stand up comedy sometimes.

Waterfall is the third major region in the Underground situated between Snowdin and Hotland.

It is a sprawling, subterranean cavern system that serves as both a natural wonder and a somber historical monument for the monsters of the Underground, often the target for memorial ceremonies.

The region is primarily lit by glowing blue crystals and Echo Flowers. These specialized flowers trap sound waves and endlessly repeat the last phrase whispered into them, filling the caverns with a haunting chorus of past conversations, wishes, and forgotten secrets.

It is an incredibly wet, humid, and reflective environment. Water continuously filters down from the Surface, pooling into underground rivers, rushing streams, and massive waterfalls. The constant, rhythmic dripping and flowing of water creates a melancholic, ambient soundtrack that echoes throughout the stone walls.

Unlike the cheerful camaraderie of Snowdin or the industrial bustle of Hotland, Waterfall feels deeply personal, quiet, and reflective. Many monsters visit or live here because of its peaceful, meditative nature.

Lit by ancient magic, the rock walls are carved with glowing runes that detail the War of Humans and Monsters. They tell the tragic story of the monsters' defeat, their imprisonment beneath Mt. Ebott, and the prophetic legend of the "Angel" who will one day empty the Underground.

Because of the natural flow of water, all the trash and refuse discarded by humans on the Surface eventually washes down into Waterfall's central dump. For monsters, this is not just trash; it is a vital source of historical artifacts, technology, and culture. Objects like human books and electronics are scavenged here and deeply influence monster society.

Hidden deep within a localized optical illusion in the cavern walls lies an isolated settlement inhabited entirely by Temmies—a species of eccentric, grammatically challenged creatures who operate their own distinct economy and society away from mainstream monster politics.

Hotland is the fourth major region in the Underground, located beneath Waterfall and directly preceding the CORE.

It is the fiery, industrial heart of the Underground, serving as both the technological epicenter and the entertainment hub for monster society.

Hotland is defined by its massive subterranean lava lakes and magma rivers. The ambient temperature is intensely oppressive, causing foreign materials—and certain water-bound monsters—to overheat almost instantly. The terrain consists of scorched, reddish-orange rock faces connected by steel scaffolding, metallic grates, and heavy-duty elevators.

Unlike the natural landscapes of Snowdin or Waterfall, Hotland is entirely modernized. It houses the Royal Laboratory, a multi-story facility where Dr. Alphys conducts state-of-the-art research on SOUL power, artificial intelligence, and cybernetics. The region’s primary purpose is energy production. Deep within its reaches lies the CORE, an enormous, self-sustaining structure that converts the thermal energy of the magma into magical electricity, powering the entirety of the Underground. Because of this massive power grid, Hotland is wired with advanced security measures.

Despite the harsh environment, Hotland boasts a thriving, urban economy driven by consumerism and media.

• The Entertainment Industry: Hotland is home to MTT Brand Studios. Virtually all television, news, and live entertainment in the Underground are broadcast from this location, completely dominated by the celebrity robot Mettaton.

• The MTT Resort: Situated at the edge of the CORE, this luxury hotel and restaurant serves as the premier vacation and dining spot for wealthy monsters, featuring fine dining, a bustling hotel lobby, and views of the technological marvel nearby.

• Local Businesses: Away from the glitz of the resort, the local economy features quirky entrepreneurial efforts, most notably a fiercely protected bake sale run by the spider clans under the leadership of Muffet, who uses the high ambient heat to perfect her pastries.

There are many puzzles and traps within the Ruins, as well as a surplus of red leaves and vines that are strewn throughout the area. A small river runs through the Ruins, and the dark ground is hallmarked by small patches of auburn leaves. Despite the abundance of red leaves in the Ruins, only a single black tree is seen here.

The entrances to the Ruins reside within Snowdin Forest. However, the Ruins doors can only be opened from the inside, and have been sealed for a long, long time. It is rumored only a ghost or someone who can burrow can freely traverse in and out of the area.

Food in the Underground is made entirely of magic rather than physical matter. Because it is pure magic, it is instantly converted into energy upon consumption, immediately healing a certain amount of damage of a wounded SOUL. It leaves behind absolutely no crumbs or physical waste in the body, digesting cleanly and instantly into the consumer's spiritual essence.

GOLD (sometimes abbreviated in-text as G) is the main currency used in the Underground. It may be exchanged for various items or temporary settlements.

The Floral Cupcake is a visually striking, premium baked good. The cupcake is a signature dessert crafted in the metropolitan areas of the Underground. It is primarily sold for 50G at the high-end convenience store Bits & Bites, located within the bustling UG Apartments complex. The Café Dune however has them be imported at times, though they’re always low on stock there. It’s a beautiful pastry, crowned with a golden flower made of icing. In monster culture, the golden flower is a widely recognized and well-loved symbol associated directly with King Asgore's gardens and the capital's flora.

It heals 50 HP

The Oasis Latte is a premium, beautifully crafted espresso beverage that serves as a symbol of modern urban relaxation. The Oasis Latte is a signature coffee beverage engineered and served exclusively at Café Dune. While simpler regions of the Underground rely on straightforward, scorching brews like Honeydew Coffee, the Oasis Latte represents a much higher tier of monster culinary sophistication. It is a carefully layered drink, combining rich, magically brewed espresso with perfectly frothed monster-milk, meant to be sipped while enjoying the calm, sun-drenched oasis scenery.

It heals 25 HP

Cinnamon Cookie is a highly coveted, top-tier baked good that represents the gold standard of traditional monster confectionery. The Cinnamon Cookie is a signature menu item belonging to Café Dune, a popular beverage and pastry shop located in the sun-drenched Oasis Valley. Unlike experimental treats, the cookie relies on the timeless, rich comfort of ground cinnamon, baked into a perfectly crisp, golden monster biscuit that smells deeply of warmth and security.

It heals 35 HP

Corn Chowder is a hearty, creamy soup packed with subterranean corn kernels. It‘s a specialty made by Ceroba Ketsukane, as the recipe is a tradition that runs back several generations in her family. She gets the corn she uses for the chowder from Sunnyside Farm. It’s one of Kanako’s favorite non-sweetened dishes, but since Ceroba used to make it a lot, it has grown repetitive…Kanako still likes it though, much more so the more other meals lay in between.

It fully restores HP

Ice Tea is a classic, deeply refreshing, and chilled sweet tea brewed using standard monster magic and a hint of fruity sugar. Served icy cold, it acts as the perfect antidote to the stifling desert heat of The Dunes.

It heals 20 HP

The Root Beer is a highly celebrated, frothy beverage served in The Wild East‘s Saloon. It perfectly encapsulates the region's dedicated, roleplay-driven cowboy culture while remaining completely wholesome. It is drawn fresh from the tap and served in a heavy, classic glass mug with a thick handle. It features a rich, dark brown color topped with a dense, foaming head of tan bubbles. The liquid is highly carbonated. Taking a gulp causes a vibrant, intense tingling sensation to ripple across the consumer's tongue as the bubbles pop. Despite being poured at a saloon, it contains absolutely zero alcohol, allowing young monsters to enjoy the full cowboy saloon experience without a drop of trouble.

It heals 18 HP

The drink is poured and served exclusively by Dina, the barkeep who runs the local Saloon in The Wild East. Under normal circumstances, she sells it to patrons for 22 Gold per mug.

The Adult Soda is a highly exclusive, strictly regulated beverage served at the saloon in The Wild East. It is served in a dark glass bottle. The liquid inside is heavily carbonated, continuously releasing a sharp hiss of bubbles when opened. Despite its mature branding and the fact that it is served exclusively at a bar counter, it is literally just regular carbonated water. It contains absolutely zero alcohol or illicit substances, meaning its "adult" status is purely a joke at how adults tend to consume less sugary drinks, making bubbly water their soda.

It heals 30 HP

The drink is kept on the highest shelves behind the bar by Dina. She sells it under normal conditions for 30G, but she will flatly refuse to serve it to anyone she suspects is underage.

Icewater is a basic, literal beverage found in the sun-baked, dusty expanses of The Dunes and The Wild East. It is served as a transparent, unflavored liquid poured into a standard glass cup, packed with loose, clinking chunks of ice. lacks any syrup, leaves, artificial coloring, or stylistic enhancements—it is exactly what it says on the tin.

It heals 15 HP

Honeydew Coffee is a piping hot, caffeinated beverage served at the cozy Honeydew Resort lodge in the freezing heart of Snowdin. It represents a comfort drink for locals looking to defrost after a long trek through the snow. It is poured fresh into a classic, durable souvenir resort mug. The dark brew continuously gives off dense plumes of swirling steam. This coffee is served at a universally terrifying, throat-scorchingly high temperature. Drinking it too quickly will completely burn your taste buds.

It heals 14 HP

The drink is brewed and sold exclusively behind the bar by the bubbly, pinkish bear Honeydew Shopkeeper inside the family-operated lodge for 16G.

The Honeydew Pancakes are the ultimate breakfast comfort food of the Snowdin region. It consists of a towering, perfectly circular stack of thick, fluffy, golden-brown flapjacks made from scratch. Rather than traditional human maple syrup, these pancakes are generously smothered in a rich, golden honey syrup and topped with a melting pat of magical butter. The resulting aroma is intensely sweet and fruity, instantly cutting through the crisp winter air of the resort.

It heals 22 HP

The pancakes are grilled fresh and served exclusively by the cheerful, pink bear Honeydew Shopkeeper inside the main lodge of the cozy Honeydew Resort for 24G

Cinnamon-Butterscotch Strudel is a high-quality pastry. It is a professionally crafted delicacy. It is manufactured and sold at Bits & Bites, the premier convenience shop located within the urban UG Apartments complex located in Hotland for 34G. The deliberate pairing of cinnamon and butterscotch carries an unspoken weight in the Underground, subtly echoing the traditional preference of the Royal Family.

It heals 30 HP

The Hot Pop is a deeply confusing, thermal-defying frozen treat sold on the snowy outskirts of Snowdin Forest. It is part of a flagship trio of frozen dairy items whose preparation process violates several fundamental laws of culinary science. At first glance, it looks like a standard chocolate flavored ice pop on a wooden stick. However, the treat's physical properties are completely contradictory. Hot Pop is made from piping hot chocolate that has been intentionally frozen solid, and then subsequently reheated right before it is handed to the customer. Despite being "hot" enough to steam faintly, it miraculously retains its structural integrity as a solid, frozen popsicle. It is simultaneously meltingly warm to the touch and icy cold to bite into.

It heals 14 HP

Among the three variations sold by its vendor, the Hot Pop is structurally the most successful. It outperforms the Cold Pop (which is just hot chocolate redundantly cooled down to be cold, healing 12 HP) and the sad Lukewarm Pop (which is hot chocolate left out to sit for too long, healing a meager 8 HP).

The Hot Pop cannot be bought at a permanent storefront. It is sold exclusively by Mo, a fast-talking, financially desperate raccoon-like salesman wearing a sharp blue suit and a fedora. He operates a makeshift cardboard stand in the freezing woods of Snowdin. He sells all three variations of his popsicle lineup for a flat rate of 15G.

The Fruitcake is a surprisingly heavy, geological-culinary anomaly. This dessert is incredibly durable and dense. What makes this specific pastry fascinating is its unique, localized recipe. Mixed directly into the dense batter alongside bits of candied fruit are a few genuine gemstones. Consuming it requires a great deal of jaw strength. The experience is an intense mix of rich, festive spices, stale cake fibers, and the occasional alarming, crunchy contact with subterranean gems.

It heals 25 HP

Gravity Granola is a highly engineered, space-age snack developed within the Steamworks factory complex. It represents the pinnacle of monster science trying to recreate human astronaut rations using subterranean technology. It is tightly packed inside a crinkly, airtight foil wrapper designed to withstand extreme atmospheric shifts and heavy vacuum pressure. The snack consists of incredibly dense, tightly clustered oat chunks, dehydrated fruits, and magical honey binder.

It heals 30 HP

Under standard conditions, the primary way to get a fresh bar is to purchase it from Vendy, the automated vending machine robot stationed deep within the Steamworks corridors. Vendy dispenses them for a premium factory price of 30 Gold, though the machine is programmed to be rude to customers without a Steamworks ID so they do not buy out the company’s snacks.

Candy Corn is a seasonal, sugary confectionary harvested directly from a highly unusual agricultural anomaly hidden deep within the Dark Ruins. It features the traditional, human-style tri-color gradient—a small, triangular kernel split into bands of brilliant yellow, bright orange, and a white tip. It is notoriously solid and ultra-sweet. The candy holds immense cultural significance for the local flora. The fields of the Dark Ruins are haunted by Sweet Corn, a cheerful, smiling monster that resembles a hybrid of a corn cob and candy corn.

It heals 9 HP

Sponge Cake is a modest, home-cooked dessert consisting of a simple yellow sponge base. It is layered with a smooth, sweet frosting carefully spread over its exterior. While it is entirely edible, its fluffy texture heavily resembles a high-quality household cleaning sponge.

It heals 14 HP

Lemonade is a simple, somewhat neglected beverage. It represents a rare piece of surface-inspired refreshment in a deeply melancholic environment, even if its shelf life has long passed. It is poured into a standard glass cup straight from a pitcher left out on a wooden counter, often sold at stands for 5G

It heals 7 HP

Food in the Underground is made entirely of magic rather than physical matter. Because it is pure magic, it is instantly converted into energy upon consumption, immediately healing a certain amount of damage of a wounded SOUL. It leaves behind absolutely no crumbs or physical waste in the body, digesting cleanly and instantly into the consumer's spiritual essence.

GOLD (sometimes abbreviated in-text as G) is the main currency used in the Underground. It may be exchanged for various items or temporary settlements.

Monster Candy is a traditional, classic Underground confectionary packaged in a distinct, crinkly wrapper. It has a slightly firm, gummy texture that takes a few moments to chew, and comes in many flavors, such as Butterscotch, Vanilla, various fruit flavors, and, although unpopular, Licorice. It is loved by Monster Children across the whole Underground.

It heals 10 HP

The Starfait is a brightly layered frozen dessert available at the peak of entertainment in Hotland. Served in a tall, elegant glass, the dessert features vibrant, colorful layers of cold, synthesized magical cream stacked in a strict, visually pleasing gradient. True to its name (a portmanteau of "star" and "parfait"), the treat is explicitly infused with shimmering, edible cosmic magic. It glows faintly from within, mimicking a pocket-sized nebula trapped inside glassware. The entire confection is crowned with a crisp, star-shaped yellow wafer or sugar cookie, giving it an undeniable, flashy finish that looks perfect under stage lights. It tastes intensely sugary and icy, bursting with a popping texture on the tongue that mimics cosmic dust. It is known to be expensive.

It heals 14 HP

Spider Donuts are a specialty pastry baked and sold exclusively by the spider clans of the Underground. It is a dark, ring-shaped pastry made from premium batter mixed with Spider Cider, then carefully glazed with a sweet, glossy purple frosting. It is surprisingly flaky and soft, though it has a distinct crunch to it, owing to the high-quality, whole spiders baked directly into the dough. Consuming or even possessing a Spider Donut signals to spiders everywhere that you support their cause.

It heals 12 HP

Spider Bakesales can be found regularly across the Underground, offering different baked Spider sweets, always attended by spiders within their webs.

Nice Cream is a widely spread frozen treat of the Underground, created and sold by the eternally optimistic Nice Cream Guy for 15G. It is specifically formulated to warm the hearts of monsters, even in the coldest climates. It remains perfectly frozen even when carried through the volcanic heat of Hotland. It features a sweet, smooth, and refreshing vanilla-like flavor. Each wrapper features an uplifting, handwritten motivational message designed to cure emotional fatigue.

It heals 15 HP

Because the Nice Cream Guy is constantly searching for customers, his cart moves frequently. He can be found struggling to compete with the local business in the freezing woods of Snowdin, looking for a change of pace in Waterfall, and setting up near the elevator in Hotland. To encourage repeat business, buying Nice Cream earns the customer a Punch Card. Collecting three cards allows the customer to redeem them for a completely free Nice Cream, making it a favorite among thrifty travelers.

The Cinnamon Bunny is a freshly baked pastry that serves as a comfort food of the Snowdin region. It is a soft, golden-brown sweet bun meticulously shaped to look like a sitting rabbit, complete with long doughy ears and a rounded tail. It is heavily spiced with aromatic underground cinnamon and sweetened with magical sugar. When bitten into, it is warm and incredibly fluffy.

It heals 21 HP

The pastry is baked and sold exclusively at the Snowdin Shop by the purple bunny shopkeeper QC for 25G.

Popato Chisps are a highly mundane, delightfully crinkly human-style snack food found around the Underground. They are sealed inside a standard, airtight foil bag designed to preserve freshness. The snack consists of thinly sliced, fried, and heavily salted potato wafers. They are prized for their structural integrity, yielding a deafening, echoing crunch when bitten into. They are dispensed by lone, functional vending machines most commonly found in Hotland at a cost of 25G.

It heals 17 HP

Sea Tea is a glowing, highly specialized herbal beverage brewed from the unique aquatic flora native to the damp caverns of the Waterfall region. It is a translucent, glowing blue tea served in a simple cup. The liquid naturally emits a soft luminescence, mirroring the bioluminescent crystals that line the walls of Waterfall.

It heals 10 HP and makes the body feel swift and light

Hot Dogs are an unconventional street-food staple served right on the burning borders of Hotland. It is a classic human-style culinary artifact consisting of a long, pinkish meatless sausage nestled inside a soft, sliced bun, typically topped with a generous swirl of yellow mustard. Because actual mammals are not used in traditional monster cooking, the "meat" is actually harvested from Water Sausages—a type of long, tube-like cattail plant native to the marshy waters of Waterfall. Sans simply grills the plants until they perfectly mimic the smoky flavor of human street meat. If a traveler's inventory pockets are completely full, Sans will politely refuse to let the food go to waste. Instead, he will simply place the hot dog directly on top of the traveler's head. He can seamlessly stack up to 29 hot dogs perfectly on a single person's head before they finally topple over. Under specific circumstances, Sans will substitute the item with a Hot Cat. This variation features little cat ears crafted onto the ends of the sausage, simply because cat ears make everything slightly better.

It heals 20 HP

The item is sold exclusively from a makeshift wooden illegal food stand operated by Sans the Skeleton. He sets up camp just outside the architectural transition zone between Waterfall and Hotland. Sans sells them for a flat rate of 30 Gold. However, if the traveler tries to buy one while Sans is slacking off or if they lack the funds, he is known to occasionally give them away or adjust his business practices on a complete whim.

Junk Food is a heavily processed, highly questionable snack item found deep within the commercial districts of Hotland. It represents the absolute rock-bottom of convenience dining in the Underground. It comes in a crumpled, grease-stained paper bag that feels slightly warm to the touch. The exterior is completely generic, lacking any corporate branding or nutritional information. Upon opening the bag, the consumer is greeted by a chaotic, oily assortment of leftover fried bits. A random collection of old french fries, stray onion rings, and burnt crunchies swept from the bottom of a fast-food fryer. It provides an immediate, comforting hit of salt and fat.

It heals 12 HP

The Hush Puppy is a highly specific, deeply magical fried savory treat that carries an unusual, almost supernatural pacifying effect over the canine population of the Underground. It is a small, golden-brown, deep-fried ball made from a thick cornmeal batter. It has a crispy, dimpled exterior and a soft, fluffy center. It gives off a heavy, incredibly potent aroma of fried grease and savory herbs that immediately commands the attention of anyone with a sensitive sense of smell. The true purpose of the Hush Puppy is baked right into its name. Infused with a unique silencing enchantment, feeding it to a canine monster doesn't just fill their stomach—it completely pacifies them.

It heals 65 HP

Temmie Flakes are a "food" item produced and consumed almost exclusively within the hidden sanctuary of Temmie Village. It is a boxed cereal consisting entirely of small, colorful, rectangular strips of torn construction paper. According to official Temmie nutritional standards, the flakes are made of a proprietary blend of paper, cardboard, and pure Temmie chaos. It tastes exactly like dry, unflavored paper. It possesses no actual culinary value, flavor profile, or seasoning, yet it remains a staple of the local Temmie diet.

Because the item is essentially non-magical household stationary, it provides almost zero spiritual sustenance. Consuming a handful of Temmie Flakes Heals a meager 2 HP.

This item is sold exclusively by the entrepreneurial Temmie who runs the Tem Shop hidden deep within Waterfall.

Instant Noodles are a commercially packaged human food artifact found in the volcanic, high-tech region of Hotland. They represent the peak of quick-fix monster cuisine, even if the preparation process is surprisingly grueling. It comes in a standard, lightweight styrofoam cup containing a brick of hard, dried noodles and a small packet of powdery seasoning. The label is covered in illegible human characters, which prominent monster scholars suspect is highly dramatic lore. Unlike traditional monster food that can be eaten instantly, Instant Noodles require physical preparation. You must find boiling water, add the flavor packet, wait a grueling three minutes while staring at the cup, and realize that the noodles are actually quite bland without extra ingredients.

It heals 4 HP

The Legendary Hero is a sword-shaped sandwich engineered specifically for adventurers, warriors, and anyone looking to make a dramatic statement in battle. The sandwich is explicitly shaped like a classic, stylized hero's sword. The long crusty baguette serves as the blade, while the fillings and wrapper are geometrically arranged to mimic a protective crossguard and hilt.

It heals 40 HP

Glamburger is the premier, flagship fast-food item of the Mettaton entertainment empire. It is a glittering, high-fashion take on human cuisine designed to maximize style, media presence, and immediate glamour. It is a standard-sized hamburger, but the traditional wheat buns have been dyed a bright, neon pink. The entire burger is heavily infused with shimmering, edible sequins and microscopic glass beads. When held under lighting, it sparkles brilliantly, catching the eye of any nearby camera or spectator. True to the MTT brand, the patty is made entirely of synthesized, animal-free magical substitutes. It is explicitly noted to be fabricated from sequins and glue, though it is miraculously completely edible for monsters.

The burger is sold for 120G exclusively at the MTT-Brand Burger Emporium, located inside the lobby of the prestigious MTT Resort.

It heals 27 HP