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I like putting Gasoren ship bait here and there. It's like spice
SPEAKING of G, their old uniform/outfit looked a bit too "evil" and not "mystic" enough so. Have my current imagining of it
Bestie I saw you reblog a post on my other blog (@everyone-with-a-para) and, as someone currently hyperfixating on their undertale cosm, I am begging you to tell me about your Gaster para (obviously only if you're comfy to)
OH THANK YOU FINALLY SOMEONE WITH A MORE SPECIFIC QUESTION!!!
AKA Void, AKA the Scholar of Destruction.
Given some "nothingness" and darkness powers by the Imagisphere. He can "delete" anything that's, at maximum, the size of a basketball and isn't part of a living being.
...For the above reason, and for the reason he still has his "blasters", he basically never uses his boundweapons (a lance and a rocket launcher), even though they're pretty cool.
Uses they/he pronouns.
Was a part of the original, pre-Exodus, "glitched" Council of Favorites. I can't recall how we recruited them, but I remember parame had some sort of adventure about pulling him from out of the "void"?
Basically a mannequin man with no arms but INFINITE hands (kinda like Glitchtale!Gaster, they just aren't as large)
Not only that, but also a pile of sentient goop. Depending on emotions (or even willingly) he can be anywhere from actually solid to dispersed at the subatomic level. Thanks to the Starspell's effects, he can't actually disperse completely like he kinda did in canon.
Mute... well, not exactly. He can emit vocalizations but they sound exactly like his glitchy soundfont voice. Thankfully he's proficient at sign language, since even before the whole CORE thing they were semiverbal. Monster autism <3
Adding to the above: he has created a LOT of sign names/words, some of which only he can sign because of the infinite hands thing.
They made Sans and Papyrus from uh, the skeletons of human children and some of his own soul. The bros are testtube babies but he loves them as his own (and misses them a lot)
Additional powers: he counts as not being alive or even existent so he can enter Nowhere or the afterlife or even the Outer Shell without any fear, he can choose to simply not be remembered by anyone, teleportation.
Still very enthusiastic to learn about humans and Determination, but has gained an interest in imagilogy thanks to Soren. (Soren would probably be disappointed to find out Gaster regularly reads the more... "forbidden" works in Exodus's library.)
Great friends with Stanford, somewhat friends with Fiddleford. Feral scientists stick together, especially ones that focus on the more "supernatural".
Also has a funny relationship with Newton! Originally G tried to... aggressively study him because of his "not-human, not-monster" nature, but once the former realized that the latter is actually sentient, he did EVERYTHING he could to apologize. In the process they actually became friends.
Everyone at Exodus has called him "G" at least once, and Stanford does so regularly. Wainwright's nicknames (and he has at least one for everyone) for him are "Ghost" or "Wingdings"
w.d aesthetic but Aesthetic...
Update: Gaster fell out of bounds (or more accurately, The Bounds) and somehow acquired the entire script of Undertale
sign language names!
[I HAVE SENSED A DIMENSIONAL DISRUPTION OF GREAT PROPORTIONS. PASCAL, REVEAL YOURSELF]
It's alright G, it's just us. Doin' our mad scientist stuff. Not breakin' anythin'.
You interrupted me, Mx. Gaster.
We're right back online! Had a few, uh, difficulties. Had to multidimension-proof some things. Also, if I'm correct-
[THE MACHINE CAN NOW PROCESS SIGN LANGUAGE AS WELL AS SARCASTIC OR PLAYFUL TONE FOR EASE OF COMMUNICATION]
That's exactly what I wanted to say.
Now, let our investigations commence!