Fell Papyrus

1. Childhood and relationship with Fell Sans: Fell Papyrus and Fell Sans live in Snowdin, but their relationship is more strained than in the original. Fell Sans in Underfell is a more somber, lazy, and sarcastic character. Fell Papyrus, despite this, still tries to care for his brother, but often faces his indifference or ridicule. Their interaction is built on contrasts: Fell Papyrus strives to be a "good guardian," while Fell Sans openly disdains rules and responsibilities.
2. Joining the Royal Guard: Unlike the original Papyrus, who joined the Guard due to Fell Asgore's manipulations to protect his brother, Fell Papyrus does so more out of ambition and a desire to prove his strength. He sees service as a chance to establish himself and gain recognition in the cruel world of Underfell. However, concern for Fell Sansa still plays a role: Fell Papyrus hopes that his status as a Guardsman will give him some influence over his brother's safety.
3. Getting a scar: The scar above his right eye is an important element of Fell Papyrus's character. He received it as a punishment for disobeying the orders of Fell Asgore or Fell Undyne. This scar has become a symbol of his "hardening": he is no longer a naive idealist, but a fighter, ready to fight to the end.
4. Relationships with other characters: Fell Undyne: In Underfell, she's even more ruthless. Fell Papyrus respects her strength, but there's none of the warmth between them that there was in the original. Fell Undyne sees potential in him and keeps him on a tight leash. Fell Asgore: Fell Papyrus harbors open hatred towards him. He despises the king for his hypocrisy and cruel orders, but is forced to obey for the sake of Fell Sans's status and safety. Fell Mettaton: In this universe, Fell Mettaton is even more self-centered and manipulative. Fell Papyrus admires his charisma, but this admiration is mixed with envy and irritation.

5. Character and motivation: Rudeness and Cynicism: Fell Papyrus is often sarcastic, uses cruel puns, and is not shy about making threats. His laugh ("MWAH HAW HAW HAW!") sounds menacing rather than good-natured. Strength and ambition: He strives to become the strongest fighter in the guard, so that no one dares to underestimate him. Hidden Vulnerability: Despite his cruel facade, he still cares for Fell Sans and fears losing him. This weakness makes him both vulnerable and dangerous—he's willing to do anything to protect his brother, even if he doesn't appreciate it.
6. Abilities and fighting style: Bone Magic: Like the original, Fell Papyrus uses bone attacks, but they are sharper, more aggressive, and deadlier. Blue SOUL Mode: He possesses it, but uses it not for play, but to suppress opponents—he manipulates gravity to break their will. Physical Strength: In Underfell, his strength is almost comparable to Fell Undyne, which sets him apart from the other guardsmen.
7. Hobbies and quirks: Cooking: Even in the dark universe, he loves cooking—especially lasagna. But his dishes are often too spicy or too salty, reflecting his personality. Board games: He still wants to play with someone, but in Underfell it becomes a contest of endurance or cunning. Fashion: Fell Papyrus pays attention to his appearance, but his style is a mix of intimidation and flamboyance: spikes, black, gold accents.

Fell Papyrus from the Underfell universe is a tall skeleton with distinctive features that accentuate his dark and aggressive image. Main features of appearance:

1. Half-closed eyes. Unlike the canon Papyrus, Fell Papyrus' eyes are depicted as vertical slits.
2. Scar above the right eye. This scar is the result of punishment from Fell Asgore for disobedience.
3. Sharp teeth. They emphasize the character's predatory and aggressive nature.
4. Height: Given as being around 190.5 cm - 3 inches taller than the canon Papyrus. Clothing and accessories:
5. Red cape/cloak. Large, with numerous tears and abrasions.
6. Black battle armor with a gold symbol. A gold ornament is located on the left side of the armor. The GG!Underfell model has spikes on the shoulders.
7. Long red gloves.
8. Black pants with a red belt. The words "Bad Boy" are embroidered on the belt.
9. Red heels with three black stripes. _ In some versions (for example, in GG!Underfell), after certain plot twists, Fell Papyrus can remove his armor and use his cape as a scarf, wrapping it around his neck. Fell Papyrus's appearance combines elements of military gear and gothic aesthetics, reflecting his role in the Royal Guard and the dark atmosphere of the Underfell universe.

Fell Papyrus is a darker, more brutal version of the original character. His personality is shaped by the brutal world of Underfell. Key Traits:

1. Aggressive and hot-tempered. Easily angered, prone to outbursts of anger and violence. Likes to intimidate others.
2. Arrogance and boastfulness. Constantly boasts about his strength, abilities, and status in the Royal Guard. Considers himself one of the strongest fighters.
3. Cynicism and sarcasm. Approaches everything with a fair amount of skepticism, is sarcastic and ironic.
4. Loyalty to the Royal Guard. Despite his hatred of Fell Asgore, he takes his duties as a guardsman seriously – partly out of a sense of duty, partly for the sake of status.
5. Deep affection for Fell Sans. Behind a mask of cruelty, he conceals genuine concern for his brother. He is willing to do anything for his safety, even though Fell Sans often rejects his help.
6. Guilt. One of the few Underfell Monsters who feels remorse for killing. This creates internal conflict.
7. A passion for "evil" jokes. He loves dark puns and jokes with subtext. He doesn't understand or appreciate regular jokes.
8. Stubbornness. Doesn't like to admit mistakes, and follows through on his plans.
9. Ambition. Strives to become stronger, to prove superiority over other guardsmen (including Fell Undyne).
10. Hidden vulnerability. Behind the deliberately harsh mask lies a character who longs to be understood and accepted, although they will never admit it.

Fell Papyrus's speech reflects his character - it is abrupt, straightforward and filled with specific elements:

1. Laughter: Instead of the canon Papyrus' good-natured "NYEH HA HA!" laugh, he makes a menacing "MWAH HAW HAW HAW!" or a short, snorting sound. He is embarrassed by his laugh, considering it "ugly."
2. Vocabulary: Uses coarse language, threats, and sarcastic remarks. The tone is often dismissive.
3. Puns: exclusively "evil" or dark. Ignores or doesn't understand regular jokes.
4. Intonation: a commanding, self-assured tone prevails. When irritated, it becomes sharp and abrupt.
5. Address: Can be familiar or derogatory with those he considers inferior. With equals (Fell Undyne) - competitive, with Fell Asgore - outwardly respectful, but inwardly full of hatred.
6. Expressions: short, clipped phrases ("Are you deaf?"), self-praise ("I'm the best fighter in the guard, and you know it"), threats with a touch of theatricality ("One more step and your bones will become my new decorations"), rare expressions of concern disguised as irritation ("Don't get in the way, idiot. I don't need to save you").
7. Non-verbal signals: rolls eyes, crosses arms, yawns demonstratively in response to someone else’s words, makes sharp gestures.

Fell Papyrus is significantly more powerful than his counterpart from the original Undertale. His abilities combine skeletal magic with the enhanced power of the Underfell universe:

1. Bone Magic: Summons bones of various types: red, orange, sharp, and spiky (unlike the canonical Papyrus). Controls the trajectory and speed of the bones with great precision. Can create massive attacks—entire fields of moving bones.
2. Gravity Manipulation: Alter the direction and strength of gravity in a limited area to disorient the enemy. Uses gravity to enhance bone strikes (speeding them up or directing them at unexpected angles).
3. Telekinesis: Moves objects and enemies with the power of thought. Blocks attacks (for example, he was able to deflect a blow from Fell Undyne). Holds the target in place, impairing their mobility.
4. Blue SOUL mode: In Underfell, blue mode is not used for games, but to suppress the enemy's will. Allows you to manipulate the target's movements: make them freeze, move in a given direction, or lose balance.
5. Physical strength and speed: Possesses incredible strength—able to break through walls and lift heavy objects. His reaction and movement speed are superior to most Underfell monsters.
6. Strategic thinking: Creates deadly traps and snares using the terrain and magic. Analyzes enemy tactics in combat and quickly adapts to new conditions.
7. Knowledge of SAVE/RESET mechanics: Remembers the existence of SAVES and RELOADS, which gives him an advantage in long conflicts.
8. Increased endurance: Capable of protracted combat without losing effectiveness. Recovers quickly from minor injuries.
9. Papyrus Amulet (in some versions): Grants limited invulnerability - ignores the first hit in battle.

Despite his power, the character has vulnerabilities that can be used against him:

1. Emotional attachment to Fell Sans: Caring for his brother can cause him to act irrationally—for example, sacrificing a tactical advantage to save Fell Sans. Fell Sans knows his weaknesses and can manipulate him.
2. Guilt: He suffers remorse over his killings, which can disorient him in battle. Internal conflicts (cruelty versus the remnants of kindness) sometimes interfere with his concentration.
3. Self-confidence: Often underestimates opponents, relying on brute force instead of tactics. Likes to "toy" with his victims, giving them a chance to counterattack.
4. Addiction to magic: If his abilities are blocked (for example, by an artifact or an anti-magic field), he loses a significant portion of his power. Prolonged use of magic drains him faster than he's willing to admit.
5. Vulnerability to mental attacks: Strong emotions (anger, guilt, worry for Fell Sans) can disrupt his concentration, causing him to lose control of his magic. Opponents with mental abilities can suppress his will.
6. Physical limitations: Despite his strength, he remains a skeleton—his bones can be broken with sufficient force. The scar above his eye sometimes makes itself felt (in rare versions, it causes brief lapses in vision).
7. Predictability in anger: When enraged, he becomes less calculating, attacking directly and ignoring defense. His aggressive fighting style can work against him against a patient and cunning opponent.
8. Pride: Refuses help, even when it's needed. He doesn't like to admit defeat, which can lead to fatal mistakes.

Basic information: Name: Fell Papyrus. Species: skeleton monster. Gender: male. Age: approximately the same age as the canon Papyrus (presumably 21-23 years old, based on canon). Height: about 190.5 cm - 3 inches taller than the original. Place of birth: Underground, world of Underfell. Place of residence: Snowdin, together with his brother Fell Sans. Origin and early years: Fell Sansa's younger brother. His relationship with his brother is complex: despite mutual teasing and sarcasm, they share a deep affection. His childhood was spent in the harsh conditions of Underfell, which forged his character and made him early aware of the cruelty of the world around him. Unlike the canonical Papyrus, he wasn't initially naive and good-natured—the dark atmosphere of the universe influenced his personality from an early age. Key events in the biography:

1. Saving Fell Sans and joining the Kingsguard: Fell Asgore was about to execute Fell Sans for some misdeed. Fell Papyrus rushed to his brother's defense and took the blow himself. Impressed by Fell Papyrus's courage and speed, Fell Asgore offered him a place in the Royal Guard in exchange for Fell Sans's life.
2. Getting a scar: For his disobedience, Fell Asgore punished Fell Papyrus by leaving a scar above his right eye. This scar became a symbol of his trials and resilience.
3. Service in the Royal Guard: He became one of the guard's key fighters, almost equal in strength to Fell Undyne. Despite his hatred of Fell Asgore, he takes his duties seriously—partly out of a sense of duty, partly to protect Fell Sans.
4. Training and sparring: She regularly battles Fell Undyne, honing her combat skills. She participates in suppressing riots and carrying out punitive missions.

Social status and connections: Position: Member of the Royal Guard, carries out "frontline" tasks, is essentially Fell Undyne's right hand. Relationships with key characters: Fell Sans (brother): The main reason Fell Papyrus agreed to serve Fell Asgore. He cares for his brother, though he rarely shows it. Fell Undyne (Boss): A close ally and sparring partner. Respect for her strength is balanced by an understanding of her brutality. Fell Asgore (King): Openly hates him for his cruelty and hypocrisy, but is forced to obey. Fell Frisk: Sees her as just another target to be destroyed, though on rare occasions she may show interest in her actions. Fell Mettaton: A complicated relationship - admiration for his charisma and irritation at his egocentrism. Personal interests and habits: Culinary skills: An excellent cook, specializing in lasagna (as opposed to spaghetti, as the canon Papyrus does). Dreams of writing a cookbook. Board games: Loves to play, but in Underfell it becomes a contest of endurance or cunning. Fashion: He pays attention to his appearance. His style combines elements of military gear and gothic aesthetics. Humor: prefers "evil" puns, does not understand or appreciate ordinary jokes. Character traits formed by biography: Guilt: One of the few Underfell monsters to feel remorse for killing, creating an internal conflict between duty and morality. Self-sacrifice: willing to risk himself for Fell Sans, even if his brother doesn't appreciate it. Stubbornness: does not back down in the face of difficulties, follows through on his plans. Hidden Kindness: Behind the mask of cruelty lies a desire to be understood and accepted, although he will never admit it.

1. Facts about appearance and style: The third largest monster in Underfell, behind only Undyne and Asgore. Heeled boots - received from Fell Alphys: the heel adds height and gives a slight advantage in battle. The "Bad Boy" belt - made after his first victory over Fell Undyne in sparring - symbolizes his rebellious spirit. The scar above his right eye is a result of punishment from Fell Asgore, and is sometimes used as a "calling card" of the cruelty of the world of Underfell. Sharp teeth visually emphasize aggressiveness and a predatory nature. Slit eyes give the look a threatening expression, distinguishing it from the good-natured original.
2. Interesting facts about abilities and fighting style: Red and Orange Bones - Unlike canon, his bone attacks are colored aggressively and have spikes. Knowledge of the SAVE/RESET mechanics - remembers the existence of SAVES and RESETS, which gives him an advantage in long conflicts. Blue SOUL mode - uses it not for games, but to suppress the enemy's will: manipulates gravity to destabilize the enemy. Telekinesis - able to block powerful attacks (for example, Fell Undyne's blows) and move objects with the power of thought. Strategic Thinking - Creates deadly traps and pitfalls using terrain and magic.

1. Character and behavior traits: Evil puns - loves dark, sinister jokes and puns, does not understand or appreciate ordinary jokes. He is embarrassed by his laughter - he considers it "ugly", so he often replaces it with a snort or a short chuckle, the classic "NYEH HA HA!" is replaced with a threatening "MWAH HAW HAW HAW!" Guilt - One of the few monsters in Underfell who feels remorse after killing, this creates an internal conflict between duty and morality. Hidden kindness - behind the mask of cruelty lies a desire to be understood and accepted, although he will never admit it. Acting skills - he can convincingly pretend to be a ruthless guardsman, hiding his true emotions.
2. Everyday and personal characteristics: An excellent cook - specializes in lasagna (as opposed to spaghetti in the canon Papyrus), dreams of writing a cookbook. Board games - loves to play, but in Underfell it turns into a contest of endurance or cunning. His hobby is creating deadly traps, combining strategic thinking with creativity; his traps are often adorned with dark puns. He hates his armor, wearing it only on official missions with Fell Undyne or Fell Asgore, considering it a symbol of subservience. Sharp Object Collector - In his bedroom, he has a board with a portrait of Fell Asgore, at which he throws knives and darts; over time, the portrait becomes almost unrecognizable.
3. Relationships and social characteristics: Fell Sans's Defense - Joined the Royal Guard solely to save his brother, willing to do anything to ensure his safety. He has a complicated relationship with Fell Undyne - sparring with her has become part of his training, respect for her strength combined with a desire to surpass her. Open hatred of Fell Asgore - keeps a portrait of the king in his bedroom to throw sharp objects at him, will never forgive the scar and humiliation. Attitude towards Fell Frisk - perceives her as another target for destruction, but sometimes shows interest in her actions if they go beyond expectations.

4. Other interesting details: Prefers solitude - despite the desire to communicate, he often pushes others away with his rudeness. Afraid to show weakness - any display of vulnerability (concern for Fell Sansa, remorse) is immediately masked by sarcasm or aggression. The symbolism in his clothing—the golden ornament on his armor and the inscription “Bad Boy” on his belt—emphasize his status and rebellious spirit.

1. Evil puns and dark jokes: She loves to come up with sinister puns that reflect the cruelty of the world of Underfell. She doesn't understand ordinary jokes and considers them pointless.
2. Lasagna: She's a master at making lasagna (unlike the canonical Papyrus's spaghetti). She dreams of writing a cookbook called "Evil Lasagna" or "Deadly Delicious Lasagna."
3. Sparring with Fell Undyne: He regularly battles her to hone his fighting skills. He admires her strength, though he strives to surpass her.
4. Collecting sharp objects: She collects knives, darts, spikes, and other sharp objects. She decorates her room with them, and uses some in traps.
5. Creating deadly traps: He views it as a creative hobby: he designs mechanisms, disguises them, and decorates them with dark puns.
6. Heeled boots: Received them from Fell Alphys - she values ​​them because they add height and give a slight advantage in battle.
7. Bad Boy Belt: He made it himself after defeating Fell Undyne in a sparring match. He wears it with pride as a symbol of rebellion.
8. Board games: He loves to play, but in Underfell it turns into a contest of endurance, cunning, or willpower.
9. Brother's Defense (Fell Sansa): Although Fell Sans often dismisses his care, Fell Papyrus genuinely enjoys the moments when he can help or support his brother.
10. Knowledge of SAVE/RESET mechanics: He values ​​his understanding of the SAVE and RELOAD system - this gives him a tactical advantage in long-term conflicts.

1. Fell Asgore: He hates the king for his cruelty, hypocrisy, and the scar he left over his eye. He keeps a portrait of Fell Asgore in his bedroom, at which he throws sharp objects.
2. Show weakness: Afraid to show vulnerability: he masks concern for Sansa, remorse, or doubts with sarcasm or aggression.
3. Your laughter: He's embarrassed by it, considers it "ugly." He tries to replace it with a threatening "MWAH HAW HAW HAW!" or a snort.
4. Wear armor: He hates the armor he's forced to wear on official missions. For him, it's a symbol of Fell's subservience to Asgore and the Royal Guard.
5. When he is pitied: Aggressively rejects any attempt to show sympathy towards him, perceiving it as an insult.
6. Regular, “good” jokes: He doesn’t understand their meaning and gets irritated if someone tries to amuse him with a harmless joke.
7. Be second: He hates it when someone (especially Fell Undyne) is stronger or smarter. He strives to prove his superiority.
8. Ignoring his threats: If the enemy doesn't take him seriously, it infuriates Fell Papyrus and makes him attack with redoubled fury.
9. When touching his culinary creations: He's extremely protective of his lasagna. If someone criticizes or ruins the dish, he reacts violently and aggressively.
10. Reminder of the past: He doesn't like being reminded of the moment he saved Fell Sans or how Fell Asgore punished him for disobedience. These memories evoke a mixture of anger and shame.