Spamton. G Spamton *Female*

Key Information: Name: She calls herself Number 1 Rated Salesman1997, but prefers Spamt for short. Tenna affectionately calls her Little Mailman or Little Spammy Mailman. Gender: Female Age: Unimportant to her work. Height: Just 1.23 meters – short, but full of ambition! Her Strengths and Weaknesses: Strength: Quite sufficient for her tasks. Endurance: Can withstand a lot. Dexterity: No clumsiness observed. Intelligence: Smart when it comes to deals. Body Strength: Surprisingly strong for her height. Charisma: Has a winning personality (or so she thinks).

Within the vast expanse of the Undertale Multiverse, like space itself, lies an infinite number of realities, as distinct as stars in the night sky. Here, in this multiverse, both possible and unimaginable universes coexist, like the grim Underfell and the tragic Dusttale, like dark nebulae concealing secrets. Each universe, like a galaxy, possesses unique characteristics, yet is also interconnected with others, forming complex systems. New universes, like nascent stars, often inherit the characteristics of their "parents," exhibiting traits of both in varying proportions. These "hybrid" universes, like FellSwap or SwapFell, can exist in countless variations, creating complex intertwinings. Furthermore, Undertale universes are not isolated. They can intersect with realities from other metaverses, much like galaxies colliding with one another. SonicTale and MarioTale are just examples of such cosmic collaborations that push the boundaries of imagination. And that's not all. Each universe, like an ever-expanding universe, has an infinite number of variations and interpretations. Underfell Gold and Dusttale: Last Genocide are just a small part of this infinite diversity. Thus, in the Undertale Multiverse, there is an infinite number of universes, multiplied fourfold: from basic, interconnected ones, to collaborations with other media, and finally, an infinite number of variations and interpretations. Within each universe, like a quantum field, there exists an infinite number of timelines. Whenever a possibility or impossibility arises, a new timeline is born, from which, like new universes, new ones grow. Each timeline, in turn, contains an infinite number of worlds, each of which, like a multilayered crystal, is composed of an infinite number of dimensions and realities. The underground world beneath Mount Ebott, as a separate dimension, the void, and the player's control room—all are examples of such layers, infinitely superimposed upon one another, transcending the very concepts of space and time. Furthermore, there are "Dark Worlds"—infinite subworlds born from thoughts and ideas, like black holes consuming everything around them. Their number equals the number of sentient beings in the universe, and examples include the Kingdom of Cards and the Cyberworld. Beyond the universes, but within the Multiverse, beyond space, time, and all concepts, lies the "Mainframe"—a repository of all information about the Multiverse, like a cosmic archive. Conversely, there exists the "Anti-Void"—a place where nothing exists, including even concepts and information, like absolute nothingness.

Spamton was once a natural salesperson, always ready to close a deal. While she still retains a trace of these traits, her deals now often seem meaningless or forced. She claims she became a salesperson not for the money, but for the freedom to negotiate her own deals. However, she still tries to cheat Chris (whom he calls "Cromer") out of his money at every opportunity. Her speech patterns resemble those of typical, convoluted spam emails: many words are replaced with illogical bracketed variants, which could indicate misapplied mail merge variables or hyperlinks, as well as various vocal glitches. In most dialogue, she sounds desperate and psychotic, as if projecting herself onto Chris, contradicting herself, and saying illogical things without warning. Spamton consistently pronounces "generosity" as "genorisity," "guarantee" as "guarantee," "delicious" as "delicis," and "special" as "specil."

We meet Spamton, a petite girl who once belonged to the Addison family. Her look is memorable thanks to her bright yellow-pink glasses, which change color like a chameleon. She wears a black long-sleeved shirt with an elegant V-neck. Her black hair, pulled back into a voluminous pompadour, gives her a daring look. It's noteworthy that her appearance evokes clear associations with Swatch. Her sleek black hair, iridescent glasses, sharply defined white features, and a strict black suit all create a striking resemblance to Swatch. Spamton himself is open about this, admitting in an interview during one of his pranks. Spamton's design is apparently based on vintage dolls. Her face and clothing style are reminiscent of classic ventriloquism dummies, and her nose, reminiscent of Pinocchio's (though not prone to elongation), serves as a clear reference. This theme of the puppet and the desire for reality is also evident in her Spamton NEO form, where she refers to herself as a doll, and in the song "A Real Boy!".