Fresh Sans

Fresh!Sans was created by LoverOfPiggies (original design and concept artist) with the help of Tratser (who contributed to the character's visualization). Date of creation: January 1, 2016. Fresh Sans does not belong to the original Undertale game - he is a fan character (OC - Original Character) that appeared as part of fan art in the Undertale universe.

Various inscriptions appear on Fresh Sans's glasses, changing depending on his thoughts, mood, or situation. The primary function of these inscriptions is to reflect the character's inner state or serve as a visual indicator of his emotions and intentions. Some of them are:

1. YOLO (You Only Live Once) is the most common slogan, often found on glasses. It reflects Fresh's carefree and hedonistic spirit, his desire to live in the moment.
2. Woah - may appear when Fresh is surprised or impressed by something.
3. "Rad" is a '90s slang word meaning "cool" or "awesome." Fresh often uses this slang in his speech, and this caption may reflect his enthusiasm or approval.
4. Loool - a distorted "lol" (laugh out loud), can appear when Fresh finds something funny.
5. Not cool - may appear in situations that Fresh considers unacceptable or unsympathetic.
6. Lowl - a distorted form of "wow", could appear in a specific context (for example, in the episode Underverse, when Classic Sans shoved a cat into Fell Sans's face). The captions are dynamic: they can appear, disappear, or change during a conversation or action. This is because the glasses serve as a kind of magical interface, reflecting Fresh's thoughts and emotions. Additional information: The main purpose of the glasses is to conceal the host's eye sockets and the parasite within them. The host's soul within the eye socket always appears cracked due to Fresh's parasitic nature, which feeds on the host's life energy. When Fresh removes the glasses, purple smoke may emerge from the eye sockets, indicating that the glasses partially contain or channel the parasite's magical energy. Fresh also has the ability to censor profanity, replacing curse words with his own slang (e.g., "rad," "funk," "tubular," etc.).

Mask. The glasses are a literal mask that hides his true self. They symbolize the falseness of his carefree image. Connection to the parasite. They serve as a physical interface between Sans's consciousness, the parasite, and the outside world. Era. They emphasize the 90s style that Fresh cultivates as part of his identity. Vulnerability. Despite their protective functions, the glasses are also a weak point: damage or forced removal can destabilize his state and trigger an unwanted transformation.

Moments of origin:

1. Parasite takeover. The basis of Fresh's transformation is a parasite that has taken control of Sans's body. The exact nature of this creature is unknown, but it has radically altered his personality, abilities, and emotional perception.
2. Becoming a "New God." Under the influence of the parasite, Fresh acquired the status of a "New God" with a moderate level of power in his multiverse. This is due to the unique abilities he gained after taking over the body. The influence of the parasite on the personality: The parasite has "programmed" Fresh so that he is incapable of empathy and most emotions—except fear (driven by the parasite's survival instinct) and rage (arising from an internal struggle with emotions)—and mimics the behavior of others. He copies observed emotions and behavior patterns without understanding their essence. For example, he creates a "tough guy" persona to appear harmless and protect himself, acting erratically and carelessly. Due to the lack of deep attachments, he "goes with the flow," unconcerned about the consequences, and experiences a fear of oblivion. This is the only consistent fear associated with the threat of the parasite's disappearance and the loss of self-identity. When Fresh removes his glasses, his personality changes dramatically—presumably, this is his true self (known as True!Fresh) emerging. The reason for this effect remains a mystery. Origin in the context of the multiverse: Fresh exists within a multiversal structure where: he acts as the Protector of the AU (alternate universe), which previously belonged to Ink, his activities are related to censorship (he "erases" unwanted elements of reality) and the creation of rainbow doors (special portals), he is potentially capable of confronting powerful entities like Ink and Error, although he rarely demonstrates combat skills.

Type: Skeleton. Appearance: Upper right gold tooth. Clothing: In his appearance, Fresh Sans appears as a skeleton in bright, 90s-style clothing. His attire includes: a bright shirt or multicolored hoodie, orange basketball shorts, sneakers, a propeller cap or other hat, glasses with changing inscriptions (for example, YOLO - "You Only Live Once"), and fingerless gloves. The glasses serve to hide the host's eye sockets and the parasite inside. Fresh Sans is often depicted with a skateboard. In some versions (for example, in the Lucidia comic), his attire varies: he wears a bright blue and purple windbreaker, a pink shirt, green and blue cargo pants, a propeller hat, and a backpack with the word "SWAG" written on it. Fresh's true form is a small, purple, star-shaped creature. It consists of a large red "eye" with a yellow ring around the pupil, Teeth surrounding the eye, four tentacles that give the parasite its star-shaped appearance. The parasite's soul resides in the eye, making it difficult to kill. The parasite hides in its host's left eye to conceal its eye sockets and soul. Features of the parasite: The parasite conceals its true form most of the time for self-preservation. When Fresh removes his glasses, purple magical smoke may emerge from his eyes. A cracked soul is always visible in the host's eye sockets, a sign of Fresh's parasitic nature. Thus, Fresh's outward brightness and carefree nature contrast with his true nature - a parasite that feeds on the life energy of its host.

Fresh Sans is a contradictory character. His personality is shaped by a combination of the remnants of Sans's consciousness and the parasite's influence:

1. Outwardly carefree and bright. Creates a 90s "tough guy" image to appear nonthreatening.
2. Chaotic. Acts spontaneously, without considering the consequences. Imitates emotions. Doesn't truly experience them, but copies the behavior of others to fit in.
3. Selfish. He cares about his own interests first and foremost.
4. Fear of oblivion. The only persistent fear is the loss of self-identity due to the disappearance of the parasite.
5. Hidden rage. Aggression can manifest behind a mask of indifference, especially when one's existence is threatened.
6. True!Fresh. When his glasses are removed, his true self emerges—a more serious and gloomy state.

1. Fresh's glasses are a noticeable element of his image. Their key features are:
2. Shape: large, chunky, 90s style - often with a wide frame, reminiscent of sports glasses or sunglasses.
3. Color: usually bright and contrasting – can be orange, purple, blue, or gradient. The lenses are often tinted, sometimes mirrored.
4. Text: Dynamic text appears on the lenses or frames. The most famous is YOLO (You Only Live Once), but other short phrases in the vein of youth slang can also appear. The text can change, disappear, and reappear.
5. Material: They look like plastic or polycarbonate, but they probably have magical properties.
6. Fit: fits tightly to the face, completely covering the eye sockets. Functional purpose: Glasses perform several critical functions:
7. Disguise the host's true nature. The main purpose is to conceal the host's eye sockets and the parasite within. Without the glasses, the cracked soul and the parasite's eye (red with a yellow ring around the pupil) are visible.
8. Personality control. The glasses serve as a kind of "switch" between states: With glasses, Fresh displays his usual carefree personality: bright, chaotic, and playful. Without glasses, True!Fresh emerges: a darker, more serious, collected, and dangerous version of the character.
9. Maintaining a mask. Glasses help him maintain his '90s "tough guy" image. They're part of his image, which he uses to socialize and reduce the wariness of others.
10. Channel for magic. When removing the glasses, purple smoke may emerge from the eye sockets—this indicates that the glasses are partially containing or channeling the parasite's magical energy.
11. Protection. They physically protect the eye sockets from external influences and can also serve as a barrier to mental attacks or attempts to scan the entity.

6. Magical interface. Lenses can display information or serve as a screen for projecting magical symbols. Dynamic inscriptions (YOLO, etc.) are not just decoration, but possibly indicators of status or magical processes.
7. Protection. They physically protect the eye sockets from external influences and can also serve as a barrier to mental attacks or attempts to scan the entity. How does Fresh use glasses? Everyday wear. Wear it constantly, removing it only in exceptional circumstances (when you need to unleash the power of True!Fresh or in moments of extreme stress). A psychological tool. He uses his glasses as a shield: while they're on, he can brush off problems, joke around, and appear harmless. This allows him to manipulate others' perceptions. Transformation trigger. By removing his glasses, he consciously activates True!Fresh mode—more powerful and focused. This is a kind of "berserker mode" or combat mode. Mood display. The position of his glasses (whether they're on, pushed up on his forehead, or hanging on his shirt) can signal his current state: relaxed, ready for action, or shifting into another personality. An element of provocation. Sometimes he may deliberately adjust his glasses or flash the sign "YOLO" in response to a threat—as a sign of disdain and defiance.

1. Dependence on the parasite. Destroying the parasite will result in death or radical personality changes.
2. The parasite's eye is vulnerable. In its true form, its soul resides in its eye—its weak spot.
3. Personality instability. Abrupt transitions between states (Fresh/True!Fresh) can disorient him.
4. Lack of deep attachments. This makes him less motivated in situations that require self-sacrifice.
5. Fear of oblivion. May act irrationally if they feel their existence is threatened.
6. Limited empathy. This hinders the ability to build trusting relationships and understand the motives of others.
7. Susceptibility to manipulation. The desire to look "cool" can lead to the trap of more cunning opponents.

1. Creation of rainbow doors. Special portals for movement between universes or parts of reality.
2. Censorship of reality. Capable of "erasing" undesirable elements or characters.
3. Magic Manipulation. Uses purple magic, especially noticeable when the glasses are removed (smoke, flashes).
4. Increased endurance. Thanks to the parasite, the skeleton has greater resilience than a normal skeleton.
5. Immunity to some types of damage. The parasite partially protects the host. Mimicry of emotions and behavior. May copy traits of other characters to deceive or fit in.
6. Sans's Basic Abilities. Retains some of his original skills, such as Gaster Blasters (in a modified form).

1. Duality of personality. The outer mask and the true self (True!Fresh) are sharply different.
2. Parasitic nature. Dependent on the host, which makes it vulnerable.
3. Emotional isolation. Incapable of truly empathizing with others.
4. Adaptability. Quickly adapts to new conditions, copying the behavior of others.
5. The symbolism of glasses. Glasses are not just an accessory, but part of the parasite's disguise; removing them changes the personality.
6. Cracked Soul. A sign of parasitic influence, visible in the eye sockets.

Restrictions and rules that hinder his freedom. When someone tries to control or manipulate him. Serious threats to their existence or the parasite within. Situations where they lose control of themselves or their surroundings. Reminders of their true nature and dependence on the parasite. Boredom and routine.

Skateboarding and active recreation.

Bright, unusual 90s-style clothing. Jokes and pranks (without regard for others' feelings). The attention and admiration of others. Freedom of action and the absence of restrictions. Creating and using rainbow doors (special portals). Appreciating the aesthetics of "coolness" and style.

1. Age: 25 years.
2. Date of birth: April 1.
3. Place of birth: Subtext (metaphorical or symbolic space).
4. Status: single, no family.
5. Role: Protector of the AU (alternate universe), previously this role was performed by Ink.
6. Origin: Sans's body, taken over by a parasite.
7. Orientation: asexual character (reproduces asexually due to parasitic nature).

He uses 90s slang and trendy words (for example, YOLO - You Only Live Once). He often jokes and teases others, but lacks deep empathy. His tone can change dramatically, from frivolous to threatening. In his True!Fresh state, his speech becomes more reserved, laconic, and serious. He enjoys using puns and wordplay, just like the original Sans.