Unlikely friendships that somehow happened anyway!
Rook and Grawlix (and Dagger): Grawlix is a bad influence on Rook, especially when Dagger is present. They encourage Rook’s more chaotic side. At first it was just to see what stupid stuff Rook would do if given the chance, but Rook took it as genuine friendship. Now Grawlix is attached too.
Mal and Edge: It might not seem that surprising that these two get along, but Mal almost killed Edge when they first met. No one questions Mal’s place as a captain! They don’t really get along until Dyre and Alli get sick of their constant bickering and force them to hang out. (Classic Undyne gave them the idea)
Rus and Rufous: These two immediately clicked as friends, despite seemingly opposite personalities. Rus is more confident, albeit more awkward, and Rufous is anxious, but charismatic once he opens up. They bond over a love of art and video games, with Rus bringing Rufous out of his shell. Now that they’re friends, Rufous drags him off on hikes and nature trails, which Mal wholeheartedly supports. Rus isn’t really used to that level of activity yet, so usually they only make it about halfway.
Wraith and Mech: A monster who produces too much magic and a monster who doesn’t produce enough. They started spending time together more out of necessity than anything else, but they’ve grown to enjoy the company too. They talk about hypothetical machines and the workings of the Void and anti-magic, like the Wasteland. It’s a calming experience for both of them.
Scythe and Sans: The fact that Scythe is getting along with any version of his brother is a miracle in itself. Sans eventually got Chip to tell him what happened between them (Scythe refused to talk to him, because he’s a sans) and he immediately ditched Chip to find Scythe. The change in attitude even surprised Papyrus when Sans cut contact with Chip and invited Scythe to live with them. Of course, Scythe said no, but Sans is a patient guy. He’s still not on Scythe’s good side, but he’s reached neutral, so Scythe tolerates him. Sans doesn’t mind having another little brother to look out for, even if Scythe doesn’t see him as family yet.











