What the Blazes?
Part 2 of Evelyn's Halloween night. Embarrassment ahoy!

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What the Blazes?
Part 2 of Evelyn's Halloween night. Embarrassment ahoy!
Oh would you look at that. Our fire boys are here~
I personally see US!Grillby (Swirlby) as a soft gentle boy with a sweet tooth. Don’t be fooled tho becuase he is quite cheeky. The 'parents will be happy if you bring him home’ type.
UF!Grillby (Chillby) is a Flirt. A big ol flirty rough bad boy but a big ol softie on the inside. The type parents warn you against and won’t be happy when you bring him around the first couple of times.
And then there’s the OG Grillby~ He’s an absolute gentleman, he’s pure Husbando material. The type of guy your parents want you to bring home.
Underswap Muffet, It's Bob. Do you have a pet of your own? Also, Do you serve while on roller skates? I'm just curious. Also, I hope things are going well for business.
She’s doing well!
Worst consequence of sexism:
Underswap grillby isn’t wearing Untertale Muffet’s outfit
I'm playing around with ideas for Underswap Grillby so have this happy boy!
Also I'm torn between sweets selling Grillby or Grillby owns a burger truck that has no set schedule or route lol leaning towards the burger truck tho
Headcanons of Grillbys. [Ut, Uf, Us, Sf(purple, Red, Gold)] (cuz why not?) Bonus: Once reader becomes friends with Grillby, They call him Gribblz.
I’m afraid I can’t really do Fellswap Gold Grillby, since I haven’t found much on him in the fandom and I really don’t want him to be EXACTLY like Fellswap Red Grillby. So I’m going to need a little time working with him a bit. ~ Mod Goblin
Grillby (Undertale):
When he’s on the surface, he definitely works at a cafe or restaurant. The owner thought he’d cut down on electricity since there’s a fire elemental monster.Unfortunately, Grillby isn’t used to a fast-paced environment and ends up causing more accidents than normal. He eventually just becomes a chef at a local diner. It’s not quite as busy, but he doesn’t mind.
Arsonist (Underfell Grillby):
He has this facade of an overall chill guy, but man he has a quick temper. He’s working on it. Mostly because when he gets wired up, he can’t control his flames and ends up burning his clothes and he’s tired of buying new outfits. He and Red will sometimes find a neat little rock and try to light it on fire, seeing if it’ll change the color of the flames.
Flare (Swapfell Purple Grillby):
He’s a huge egomaniac, however coming up to the surface was a humbling experience. He’s used to people fawning over him, but humans were afraid to touch him. No matter how much he assures them, they’re still scared. Going from having all the attention to having next to nothing really broke his ego.As people got used to monsters, he was back to normal, somewhat. In the eyes of the public, he’s still an egomaniac, but alone, he’s actually pretty sweet and likes to put other’s on the spotlight.
Wildfire (Swapfell Red Grillby):
As mentioned last time I talked about him, he’s mute. Which made business difficult for him. Especially when he came to the surface. However, after being around Chara, he realized he has a soft spot for kids. He loves to show that he can change the color of his flames, making their eyes light up in awe. He’s the definition of a gentle giant.
Soot (Underswap Grillby):
His bakery is on fire. Always. It’s to keep his customers warm, he says. Or a symbol of passion. Though that look in his eye reeeeally makes you second guess. At least the food is always good.
Your art is really good. I like looking through them. I know enough about Gaster and Grillby in darkwood AU. What about the other AUs?
I feel offended. Excuse you, it’s never enough of dw :c
Well xD
In UT they were a couple, mostly Grillby was helping with babybones at the beginning. But this helpful friendship ended up as romance.But after Gaster’s disappearance Grillby forgot him, yet for some unknown for him reason not trying to get new relationship. If someone waited for him. Or he waited for someone.
In US two of them were a couple as well xD And after Gaster disappearance Grillby got even crazier than before, as something in his head told him something is very wrong. Gaster became a River man, not remembering anything about who he is, just s River man. Both of them never saw each other, mostly because Grillby doesn’t come near to that river.
In SF everything ressemblante to US, just Grillby met River man. And remembered who is that person… however couldn’t make Gaster remember anything. So he’s just trying to win River man’s heart again.
In UF they simply hate each other for reasons and would gladly kill one another.In VT they are drink bodies.
And I’m a bit lazy to describe them separately as characters now.
Underswap Revisited
This isn't like, an official change to how I view/write underswap for asks but it's an interesting variation that I've been thinking about
Toriel: She still lives in the Ruins. But rather than leaving to escape violence, she goes there to quietly collect human souls, because she knows Asgore won't do it. As with Tale!Asgore, she isn't cruel or sadistic. She takes no pleaure in killing children and tries to do it as painlessly as possible. Her approach is usually to guide them through the Ruins, while making sure they know what's coming. I'm thinking of Asgore's "dentist" speech. She promises the child that if they come with her, she'll protect them from the more painful death the other traps in the Ruins can give them, and she'll make them a pie of their choosing as a sort of last meal. It's macabre in it's way but it's all she can think to do. She ends up forming a bond with Frisk, however. Which makes their battle that much harder. She tries to provoke them, to fight back. If they kill her, she's grateful. She thanks them. She begs them to be careful. And if they continue to spare her....in the end she lets them past. Overwhelmed by her guilt but praying that if they can make it out....maybe things can be better.
Papyrus: former pride of the Royal Guard, Stretch was on track to potentially follow in Undyne's footsteps someday. He was smart, fast, and far, far more dangerous than he looks. A few years ago, though, something.... happened. No one knows just what. But he started to look more and more tired. He showed up for work later and later. He'd always played fast and loose with regulations and always been a bit on the lazy side but lately it was like he didn't even see a point anymore. Finally he turned in his letter of resignation without much explanation. Something about no longer feeling like he could protect people. He and Undyne still hang out. Shes trying to teach him to cook, with..... extremely mixed results. The rest of his time he spends helping/harassing his brother with his terrible jokes. Still, don't mistake his apathy for weakness. If pushed into a corner, you'll find he's retained a lot of his old skills....he's the man on the phone for most of your journey. Hope you enjoy bad puns and bitching about Hotland
Sans: wannabe Royal Scientist and absolute terror of Snowdin. Since childhood Blue has always had an uncanny knack for machines. Usually machines of a somewhat....explosive variety. Combine that with his love of stars and astronomy, and it was natural for him to want to work at the Labs. Still, he's young, inexperienced, and perhaps a bit undisciplined. Alphys likes his potential but worries he may not be ready yet (not that she'd ever say it to his face). In the meantime he develops his skills via puzzle making (and pranking the residents of Snowdin). He's exuberant, a bit of a little shit, but ultimately sweet tempered and hungry for friendship. He also has a telescope in Waterfall and a lot of odd jobs to support his equipment purchases. Rather than a battle body he wears a labcoat and glasses he doesn't need.
Grillby: the owner of Blues favorite place in Snowdin and a notorious tightfist. He attacks the player if they can't pay their tab and tries to shake them down for items. Can be pacified if you bought Sans' fried snow. He loves his daughter very much and seems to enjoy Blue's hijinks, for whatever reason
Undyne: the notoriously reclusive captain of the Royal Guard. No one ever doubts her strength. When called on she can still cause a severe ruckus. However, these days she's rarely seen outside her Waterfall home, except for her rare visits to the Lab. The Player first encounters her on the phone as she stammers out some vague threats before ambushing them is magical spears. If you follow the clues from her phonecalls, you can eventually find her house, where you learn her dark secret:..
....she actually thinks human culture is super cool. And she's worried that by doing this she's let everyone in the Underground down, including Asgore, who invested so much time in her. She still loves to fight! But killing humans....in person it's too hard. In a pacifist route, the player can even opt out of combat and offer to make tea with her and reminisce.
Alphys: sure, anime is great for flower symbolism, catgirls, and princesses with swords the size of their dead fathers. But you know what else it has?
Mechas
And these giant robots are the particular specialty of the Underground royal scientists. Whether is just basic power armor, Voltron clones, or transformers, Alphys has a sexy, sexy bot for almost every occasion. Mettaton, her debut, was just a taster for her real abilities. If it's badass, mechanical, and you can attach a sexy pair of legs to it, Alphys can build it for you. However, the Royal Scientist's passions for her craft (and the destruction of humanity) masks a warm heart for her friends, and deep down she's a big ol softie.
Napstablook: sometimes fame hits when you least expect it. Napstablook is a brilliant musician who's self-produced tracks have taken the Underground by storm. However, their talent is only matched by their mystique. The ghost has just a bit of an ego, and is convinced mingling too much with others with fans will taint their artistic vision. As a result, all their songs are published under a handle (SpookedSordid, if you're curious) and they hide themselves away in the family snail farm, ever hiding from their legions of fans. Since their cousin left, they've been a bit on the lonely side, though...
Mettaton: Metta loves his cousin's music, he really does. He's also very happy that people are enjoying their work. But when you spend all your time on the outskirts of someone else's spotlight, you eventually start to worry you'll never get your own. When he found an opportunity in a young science prodigy....he took it. Disappeared one day and turned up at Mettaton, prospective new star of the Underground. Finally, his performance abilities were being appreciated! But, in time, he found that it couldn't distract from the gnawing guilt inside him. Not to mention the onset of imposter syndrome. It was by singing and dancing along to Napsta's music that he had even learned to perform in the first place. So who was he to stand here, receiving the lauds? Would people even want to be around him if they knew who his cousin was? Could Napstablook even forgive him? Was he worth all this attention? By the time the Player encounters him, he is a whole mess of insecurities, only barely hiding, and desperate for anyway out of the Underground to escape this fear. If it's not too much trouble. Is he bothering you? He's probably bothering you...
Muffet: the spider woman may look a bit on the spooky side but she's a respectable woman looking to raise money for her kin in Snowdin. Her bakery is a welcome respite, and the only thing that would ever make Stretch agree to deal with Hotland's puzzles.
Asgore: the loss of his children didn't leave him angry. It left him...scared. They were gone for mere moments before they were torn to shreds. Was the outside world really that dangerous? The coming years only reinforced this for him. Children who fall into the Underground (those who make it past his wife, that is) rarely have happy stories. Ebott really was the only safe place, wasn't it? Well....if that was true, what responsible parent would ever allow them to leave? They were safe here. No matter how much monsterkind might dream of the stars....and no matter how much the human children wanted to go home. He wasn't cruel: he let them keep their dreams. If Undyne found any humans she was under strict orders to bring them to him, ostensibly to deal with them, but really to squirrel them away in the palace until they lived out their natural lifespans. So short compared to monsters .
He would keep them safe....whether they wanted it or not. He stands as the last guardian between the barrier and the underground. And no one will be leaving.