@booksmusicanimeI more said I was probably dropping out than I was unsure, but I guess its my bad for not being more clear on that. Wish you guys the best of luck! Will continue reading along.
thanatosDefiant Member
- Last Seen: 7 yrs ago
- Joined: 11 yrs ago
- Posts: 236 (0.06 / day)
- VMs: 0
-
Username history
- thanatosDefiant 11 yrs ago
Status
User has no status, yet
Bio
I'm just a 15 year old guy who likes to RP. Preferably fandom stuff but I'm open to other stuff, too!
Most Recent Posts
@booksmusicanime
@RainbowFactory
I mean, I guess it depends on where you live? I'm only 15 and I literally have them next week.
@RainbowFactory
I mean, I guess it depends on where you live? I'm only 15 and I literally have them next week.
Actually, now that I think about it, I'll probably be crazy busy at school what with mid terms coming up, so I might have to quit. :[
I'ma post soon, but I thought of a new idea for a plot point that might be interesting. I was thinking we could apply some meta aspects into the RP. For example, we could have deleting app-data become a plot point, something that a lot of players do to avoid the consequences of Genocide. It might be interesting to have the characters keep some portion of the player's genocide run. Speaking of which, we could also have the player be some sort of puppeteer/antagonist in the story, who could be used to explain a lot of the stuff in the story. Gaster's existence, for example, can be one of them. Maybe it can be as a result of them messing around in the files and bringing him back somehow? Idk. This stuff'll probably be hard to apply since video games and RPs are two completely different mediums, but I think we could do some interesting stuff if we try!
@Vesuvius00
I'm waiting on @Spooky Tanuki... and whoever I tagged in my gigantic list. Which also includes @thanatosDefiant because apparently they have both disappeared.
Sorry, was busy with schoolwork this week. Will post soon.
@Spooky tanuki
@Booksmusicanime
"Hear that? You're my brother now." A tiny smirk appeared on Frisk's face as Toriel called Flowey one of her children. Whether he liked it or not, the flower was part of their family now. Shame that he couldn't eat pie, they could have all shared a dinner as a family. Wait...COULD he eat pie? If Sans was able to drink ketchup despite being a skeleton, why wouldn't a flower be able to eat food as well. Frisk squinted their eyes as they stared at Flowey in deep thought. This was definitely a mystery worthy of their time.
Frisk immediately opened their mouth to protest holding off the pie for dessert, but closed it as they considered it. The pie was undoubtedly going to be delicious, as Toriel's often were, but going to Grillby's would give them an opportunity to meet Sans. Maybe even Papyrus, if they were lucky. Either way, he didn't really want to argue with Toriel. She was just one of those people you couldn't help but want to appease.
"Hmm..." Frisk nodded their head. "Mm-hmm. I really wanna see Sans again, too. I wonder if he has more hot dogs...?" Sans' hot dogs were always great. So were his hot cats, for that matter. Frisk wondered if he would ever consider branching out to more hot animals. Hot kangaroos, maybe? Or better yet, hot whales? Neither sounded particularly appetizing, but they knew Sans would be able to pull either one off pretty well.
@Booksmusicanime
"Hear that? You're my brother now." A tiny smirk appeared on Frisk's face as Toriel called Flowey one of her children. Whether he liked it or not, the flower was part of their family now. Shame that he couldn't eat pie, they could have all shared a dinner as a family. Wait...COULD he eat pie? If Sans was able to drink ketchup despite being a skeleton, why wouldn't a flower be able to eat food as well. Frisk squinted their eyes as they stared at Flowey in deep thought. This was definitely a mystery worthy of their time.
Frisk immediately opened their mouth to protest holding off the pie for dessert, but closed it as they considered it. The pie was undoubtedly going to be delicious, as Toriel's often were, but going to Grillby's would give them an opportunity to meet Sans. Maybe even Papyrus, if they were lucky. Either way, he didn't really want to argue with Toriel. She was just one of those people you couldn't help but want to appease.
"Hmm..." Frisk nodded their head. "Mm-hmm. I really wanna see Sans again, too. I wonder if he has more hot dogs...?" Sans' hot dogs were always great. So were his hot cats, for that matter. Frisk wondered if he would ever consider branching out to more hot animals. Hot kangaroos, maybe? Or better yet, hot whales? Neither sounded particularly appetizing, but they knew Sans would be able to pull either one off pretty well.
"Grumpy much?" Frisk walked over to the flower's pot and picked it up. They left through the door and walked to the source of the wonderful aroma.
"Smells nice. What're you cooking today, mom?" Frisk walked over to the table and set the flower down, sitting on a nearby seat as they did so. They had gotten very comfortable with the idea of calling Toriel "mom". Her personality didn't exactly make it a hard thing to get accustomed to, really. They were also working on their communication skills with mixed success. Maybe one day they'd be able to make a sentence at least 15 words long.
"Smells nice. What're you cooking today, mom?" Frisk walked over to the table and set the flower down, sitting on a nearby seat as they did so. They had gotten very comfortable with the idea of calling Toriel "mom". Her personality didn't exactly make it a hard thing to get accustomed to, really. They were also working on their communication skills with mixed success. Maybe one day they'd be able to make a sentence at least 15 words long.
Frisk laid recumbent on their bed, a torn notebook in their hands. It was the same torn notebook that they had found underground what seemed like ages ago. A lot of the pages were torn and the thing was nearly incomprehensible because of its damaged state, save for a few specific pages. Frisk had had their curiosity piqued ever since they first found it in the underground. While it was still quite messed up, Frisk found the notebook useful for a variety of tasks. Writing down new snail facts they found on the internet, for example, was one of them. This was mainly for their mom, since they truthfully couldn't care less for the things. Fun fact: Snails have actually proven themselves to be quite the successful real estate vendors. Huh.
The aroma of the chocolate pie permeated their nostrils and their mouths instantly began to water. They looked at Flowey, whom they had put right next to their closet. It was a small room, but Frisk had no problem with this.
"Wanna come with?" They asked the flower, as concise as ever.
The aroma of the chocolate pie permeated their nostrils and their mouths instantly began to water. They looked at Flowey, whom they had put right next to their closet. It was a small room, but Frisk had no problem with this.
"Wanna come with?" They asked the flower, as concise as ever.
@AcetheKidd
Quick Note: I will not be giving Frisk a definitive gender when I'm RPing as them. You can all just refer to Frisk with whichever pronoun matches your headcanon. Toby has never actually confirmed it, so I don't really believe that Frisk is canonically non-binary, which is why I'm keeping it ambiguous like in canon. That, and because arguing over pronouns is lame.
P.S. For convenience, I'm still gonna use "they" pronouns when referring to Frisk.
Quick Note: I will not be giving Frisk a definitive gender when I'm RPing as them. You can all just refer to Frisk with whichever pronoun matches your headcanon. Toby has never actually confirmed it, so I don't really believe that Frisk is canonically non-binary, which is why I'm keeping it ambiguous like in canon. That, and because arguing over pronouns is lame.
P.S. For convenience, I'm still gonna use "they" pronouns when referring to Frisk, in case you couldn't tell.
P.S. For convenience, I'm still gonna use "they" pronouns when referring to Frisk, in case you couldn't tell.
© 2007-2024