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Lock Tale Sans Share. Log in to report abuse. This is a sprite for an undertale AU i am creating called Locktale also in this AU sans doesn't smile anymore due to.

Aka: 'The Bravest Protector'

Delta!Sans spawns with 135HP, 60ATK and 120DEF. Unlike his classic counterpart, he does not dodge and does not have Karma.

The picture from. Appearance: You will have orange gauntlets on your hands with black upside-down heart symbols. When you stand still, you will have a combat-ready stance.

(LMB - Brave Punches): Delta!Sans punches his opponent 6 times, dealing 7-8 damage per punch, for a total of 45 DMG for the full combo and knocking the opponent back on the last hit.

(RMB - Heavy Brave Punches): Delta!Sans performs stronger attacks, similar to Asriel, hitting 6 times and dealing 9-10 damage, for a total of 57 extra potential damage. The last hit knocks the opponent back.

Latest facebook messenger for pc. (LMB+RMB - Air Combo): This is pretty much the same as Asriel's air combo. You knock the opponent into the air, after which you are able to press LMB to perform the before-mentioned combo.

(F - Guard): Delta!Sans crosses his arms in front of him, ready to block incoming attacks. You take chip damage and your mana drains a little bit for every attack blocked. (This block functions similar to Sans or Undyne for example)

(R - Blaster Jetpack) (CD ~5s): Delta!Sans summons a Gaster Blaster mouth on his back, then it fires a short orange beam behind him, propelling him forward. If Shift Lock is enabled, you are able to change directions. This works similar to Undyne's (R) move.
[NOTE: The beam fired behind Delta!Sans cannot damage opponents, it is for movement only.]

(1 - Bone Barrage) (CD ~6s):
Delta!Sans summons around 18 bones behind him, then sends them towards the mouse cursor or the locked-on target. Each bone deals 5 DMG upon hitting an opponent, for a total of 90 DMG. The bones do not apply stun-lock.
Consumes a low amount of mana.

(2 - Brave Rush) (CD ~28s):
Delta!Sans dashes forward, attempting to hit his opponent. If the dash lands, D!Sans will punch the opponent in the stomach for 20 DMG, then he will uppercut them in the chin, for 30 DMG. After that, he will teleport behind the opponent and kick them for 20 DMG and causing them to spin around. Finally, he will summon a Gaster blaster with an orange lower jaw and orange eyes, which will fire at the opponent, dealing 30 DMG and knocking them back. In total, this move does 100 DMG. The dash can be blocked or dodged, similar to GTChara's DT2 attack.
Consumes a moderate amount of mana.
[NOTE: The Blaster damages the opponent no matter what, it having orange colors does not relate to orange attacks, so moving will not prevent damage.]

(3 - Mouth Blast) (CD ~18s);
Delta!Sans opens his mouth and fires a Gaster Blaster beam in front of himself. If the move connects with an opponent, they will recieve 50 DMG and will be knocked back. This attack takes a brief moment to charge however, leaving an opportunity to cancel it. Can be blocked, dodged or just move out of the way.
Consumes a moderate amount of mana.

(4 - Gravity Slam) (CD ~38s):
Delta!Sans points his arm forward as an indicator appears above the target's head. If the opponent does not block within 1.5 seconds, their soul will appear and turn blue as they get stuck in place. D!Sans then lowers his arm, causing the opponent to get slammed into the ground and taking 56 damage. The opponent remains lying on the ground for about a second after the slam, leaving potential for combos. Only works if locked onto someone.
Dodging characters affected by this move nullify the damage, instead taking away some of their mana.
Consumes 1/4 of your mana pool.

(5 - Bone Counter) (CD ~42s):
Delta!Sans summons a bone in his hand and flashes orange. If anyone attacks D!Sans within 1.5 seconds of him using this move, he will use the bone to knock his opponent into the air and deal 30 DMG, then jump at them to knock them back down and deal 50 DMG, creating a small orange explosion. The total damage that this move does is 80. The move cannot be blocked, but characters that can dodge automatically take no damage from it, instead it'll drain their stamina quite a bit.
Consumes a high amount of mana.

(6 - Triple Blaster Attack) (CD ~61s):
Delta!Sans summons 3 giant Gaster Blasters with an orange lower jaw and orange eyes: one on his right, one on his left, and one above his head. After a delay, all three blasters fire at the mouse cursor or the locked-on target. Anyone who comes in contact with the blasters' beams will be dealt constant damage, capping at ~300 DMG. D!Sans cannot move but can be damaged during the attack, cancelling it. Can be blocked and dodged or just move out of the way. Dodging characters affected by this move will have their mana greatly reduced if they are caught in it.
Consumes 3/4 of your mana pool.
[NOTE: Again, the blasters having orange colors DOES NOT mean that moving will result in you taking no damage. The blasters having orange colors was a decision made by the original creator of Delta!Sans.]

(Passive - Second Chance):
Upon someone dealing the final blow to Delta!Sans, he will sit there with his arms lowered and his head pointed down. His orange soul will then appear in front of him and he will 'talk' with it:
Soul: Sans, wake up! You are not dead yet!
Sans: What's the point.. They're stronger than me..
Sans: I just want to be with my bro..
Soul: You can't give up!
Soul: I can heal you but it'll take almost all my magic.
Soul: With my remaining magic we can do one more attack.
Sans: i don't care..
Soul: I know you are afraid, but.. You have to stay BRAVE!
[The soul's dialogue will appear orange and Sans' will appear white]
After their conversation sans will emit an explosion similar in size to Undyne's Undying transformation and after that he will be engulfed by an orange glow.
During this phase, Delta!Sans will now have 60HP, 120ATK and 350DEF. ANY move that D!Sans uses during this phase will leave him with 0 mana, except for LMB and RMB attacks and blocking, but that doesn't mean that he cannot use any move. (R) is also disabled. If sans does use a move during this phase, it will deal x2 damage than it normally does and will leave sans with 0 mana, causing him to lose his orange outline and fall to the ground, supporting himself with his knees and arms.
[NOTE: If sans is not killed during this animation, he will return to his 'normal' mode and will have the first stats listed, but if brought down to 0HP again, he will just die without entering his 'last stand' phase again]

(7 - Final Blow) (CD N/A, Unlocked in the second phase, can only be used once):
When Delta!Sans enters his 'Second Chance' phase, he is able to use this attack. Delta!Sans will move his arm back as his fist catches on fire with a yellow-orange flame. He then dashes very shortly forward, attempting to hit his target. There is a delay between him moving his arm back and the dash, giving an opportunity to move out of the way. If this move connects, both D!Sans and his target will enter slow motion for a bit, after which the target will recieve very high knockback (Similar to Carrot God's Carrot Sword) and ~510 DMG. This attack has the property of leaving D!Sans with 0 mana left, just like his other attacks.
Cannot be blocked or dodged by dodging characters but you can move out of the way.
Consumes your entire mana pool.

Death Animation: When Delta!Sans is in his 'supporting' animation, if anyone deals the final blow, he will turn to dust and his orange soul will appear and shatter.

Music:'Ultralovania[Victory!] NITRO REMIX By Nick Nitro

Sans is a fictional character in the 2015 role-playing video gameUndertale by Toby Fox. He is introduced as a comic relief and acts as the final boss if the player chooses to kill all the monsters and go down the genocide route. His name is based on the Comic Sans font, which is used for most of his in-game dialogue. The character was praised by critics for his dialogue and boss fight, which is considered to be the most difficult in the game. His popularity with fans inspired several user-created mods and other types of projects.

A version of Sans also appears as brief cameo in the related game Deltarune.^[1] His likeness also appears as a customizable skin for the Mii Gunner character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.^[2][3]

History and appearances[edit]

In Undertale[edit]

Prior to the events of Undertale, Sans had moved to the settlement in Snowdin from an unknown location with his brother Papyrus. Papyrus was hired as a royal guard trainee sentry, and forces his brother to help in his quest to capture a human.^[4]

Sans first appears in Snowdin, initially appearing as a silhouette approaching the player from behind before shaking the player's hand, setting off a whoopee cushion. He clarifies that he has no interest in capturing humans, unlike Papyrus, who he describes as a 'human-hunting FANATIC.' After helping the player hide from Papyrus, Sans follows his brother throughout most of the forest, commentating on his puzzles and even contributing a word search, much to Papyrus' dismay. As the story proceeds, Sans continues to be a regular source of comic relief, performing such antics as attempting to sell the player fried snow. Later in the game, Sans invites the player to go eat at a restaurant with him. As he talks, he explains how he befriended a woman behind the large door in Snowdin who shared an equal love for puns as he did. He explains how he made a promise not to kill any humans who come to the Underground and states if he didn't make that promise the player would have been dead where they stand.

Pc pubg price. Sans makes one more appearance in the 'Judgement Hall', where he reveals the true meaning of the 'EXP' and 'LOVE' values that the player has accumulated through the game: 'Execution Points' and 'Level of Violence', respectively. He judges the player for how high their EXP and LOVE values are before disappearing and letting the player proceed to fight the king, Asgore. After the player defeats Asgore and leaves the Underground, Sans calls them to inform them of what occurred after their departure, having different dialogue depending on the player's actions in game. If the player finishes the game without killing any monsters, Sans appears after Asgore's defeat along with the other main characters, but his soul gets absorbed by Flowey along with most of the other monsters. He is restored after the player defeats Flowey and escapes the Underground with the rest of the monsters.

If the player opts to kill every monster, Sans' behavior will be very different. He threatens the player with a 'bad time' if they proceed with their actions before the Papyrus boss fight. If the player ignores Sans' warning and continues slaughtering every monster they encounter, he eventually confronts the player in the Judgement Hall to prevent them from destroying the world, acting as the route's final boss. Sans is revealed to have supernatural abilities and is extremely powerful, but eventually is killed by the player. ^[5]

In Deltarune[edit]

Sans appears as a cameo in chapter one of Deltarune, where he is found standing outside his shop. He informs the player he has already met their mother, Toriel, and asks them if they would like to come over to his house and meet his brother.

In other media[edit]

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, a Sans costume for the playable Mii Gunner character was released as downloadable content on September 4, 2019.^[6] Sans has also been the subject of many fan works and projects, being featured in numerous games, creations, and video game mods.^{[7][8][9][10]}

Development[edit]

Sans is listed in the credits as being created by Toby Fox with 'special inspiration' from J.N. Wiedle, author of the web comic Helvetica, a series about an eponymous skeleton named after the Helvetica typeface. His first concept drawing was made by Fox on a college notebook.^[11]

The song that plays during his fight, 'Megalovania', was originally composed for an EarthBoundROM hack for Halloween of 2009, where it serves as final boss music for the alternative version of Dr. Andonauts, one of the few major characters from that game.^[12] Although the song was later featured in Homestuck,^[13] 'Megalovania' principally rose in popularity after the release of Undertale, spawning many internet remixes and memes.^{[14][15][better source needed]} 'Megalovania' has since appeared in games like Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum 'n' Fun!^[16] and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate^[6] and was also used by a Spanish dating show, First Dates.^[17]The song was also featured in an All Elite WrestlingHalloween special, in which wrestler Kenny Omega wore a Sans costume and was accompanied by the song during his entrance.^[18]

He is one of the characters who does not normally use the default font in his dialogue; rather, it is usually displayed in lowercase Comic Sans. He only uses uppercase Comic Sans if he has stated something serious or, in some cases, threatens the player. He is often paired with his brother named Papyrus, also named after a font of the same name.^[19]

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Reception[edit]

Sans' appearance in Undertale was well-received by critics, with Dan Tack of Game Informer praising his boss fight.^[20]TheGamer ranked Sans as the third best Undertale character, stating that his jokes were 'spot on in delivery'.^[21]Screen Rant ranked Sans one of the top 7 of the hardest boss fights in video games.^[22] During the Undertale Q&A, Sans and Papyrus were the characters that received the most questions from fans.^[23] Sans was ranked as one of the best video game characters of the 2010s by Polygon staff and writer Colin Campbell, particularly his appearance and how: 'When he makes a joke, the camera zooms in on him while he winks. It never gets old.'^[24]

Sans has also been well-received by fans of the game, being the subject of many fan works.^[25][26][27] Professional wrestler Kenny Omega has expressed his love of Undertale, dressing as Sans for the October 30, 2019, episode of All Elite Wrestling: Dynamite.^[28] His addition as a Mii fighter costume in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate garnered positive feedback from fans,^[29] although The Commonwealth Times considered his addition to be a 'potential problem' due to the decreasing nostalgia factor for each new character and ever-increasing size of the roster.^[30]

References[edit]

Prior to the events of Undertale, Sans had moved to the settlement in Snowdin from an unknown location with his brother Papyrus. Papyrus was hired as a royal guard trainee sentry, and forces his brother to help in his quest to capture a human.^[4]

Sans first appears in Snowdin, initially appearing as a silhouette approaching the player from behind before shaking the player's hand, setting off a whoopee cushion. He clarifies that he has no interest in capturing humans, unlike Papyrus, who he describes as a 'human-hunting FANATIC.' After helping the player hide from Papyrus, Sans follows his brother throughout most of the forest, commentating on his puzzles and even contributing a word search, much to Papyrus' dismay. As the story proceeds, Sans continues to be a regular source of comic relief, performing such antics as attempting to sell the player fried snow. Later in the game, Sans invites the player to go eat at a restaurant with him. As he talks, he explains how he befriended a woman behind the large door in Snowdin who shared an equal love for puns as he did. He explains how he made a promise not to kill any humans who come to the Underground and states if he didn't make that promise the player would have been dead where they stand.

Pc pubg price. Sans makes one more appearance in the 'Judgement Hall', where he reveals the true meaning of the 'EXP' and 'LOVE' values that the player has accumulated through the game: 'Execution Points' and 'Level of Violence', respectively. He judges the player for how high their EXP and LOVE values are before disappearing and letting the player proceed to fight the king, Asgore. After the player defeats Asgore and leaves the Underground, Sans calls them to inform them of what occurred after their departure, having different dialogue depending on the player's actions in game. If the player finishes the game without killing any monsters, Sans appears after Asgore's defeat along with the other main characters, but his soul gets absorbed by Flowey along with most of the other monsters. He is restored after the player defeats Flowey and escapes the Underground with the rest of the monsters.

If the player opts to kill every monster, Sans' behavior will be very different. He threatens the player with a 'bad time' if they proceed with their actions before the Papyrus boss fight. If the player ignores Sans' warning and continues slaughtering every monster they encounter, he eventually confronts the player in the Judgement Hall to prevent them from destroying the world, acting as the route's final boss. Sans is revealed to have supernatural abilities and is extremely powerful, but eventually is killed by the player. ^[5]

In Deltarune[edit]

Sans appears as a cameo in chapter one of Deltarune, where he is found standing outside his shop. He informs the player he has already met their mother, Toriel, and asks them if they would like to come over to his house and meet his brother.

In other media[edit]

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, a Sans costume for the playable Mii Gunner character was released as downloadable content on September 4, 2019.^[6] Sans has also been the subject of many fan works and projects, being featured in numerous games, creations, and video game mods.^{[7][8][9][10]}

Development[edit]

Sans is listed in the credits as being created by Toby Fox with 'special inspiration' from J.N. Wiedle, author of the web comic Helvetica, a series about an eponymous skeleton named after the Helvetica typeface. His first concept drawing was made by Fox on a college notebook.^[11]

The song that plays during his fight, 'Megalovania', was originally composed for an EarthBoundROM hack for Halloween of 2009, where it serves as final boss music for the alternative version of Dr. Andonauts, one of the few major characters from that game.^[12] Although the song was later featured in Homestuck,^[13] 'Megalovania' principally rose in popularity after the release of Undertale, spawning many internet remixes and memes.^{[14][15][better source needed]} 'Megalovania' has since appeared in games like Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum 'n' Fun!^[16] and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate^[6] and was also used by a Spanish dating show, First Dates.^[17]The song was also featured in an All Elite WrestlingHalloween special, in which wrestler Kenny Omega wore a Sans costume and was accompanied by the song during his entrance.^[18]

He is one of the characters who does not normally use the default font in his dialogue; rather, it is usually displayed in lowercase Comic Sans. He only uses uppercase Comic Sans if he has stated something serious or, in some cases, threatens the player. He is often paired with his brother named Papyrus, also named after a font of the same name.^[19]

New Tale Sans Vs

Reception[edit]

Sans' appearance in Undertale was well-received by critics, with Dan Tack of Game Informer praising his boss fight.^[20]TheGamer ranked Sans as the third best Undertale character, stating that his jokes were 'spot on in delivery'.^[21]Screen Rant ranked Sans one of the top 7 of the hardest boss fights in video games.^[22] During the Undertale Q&A, Sans and Papyrus were the characters that received the most questions from fans.^[23] Sans was ranked as one of the best video game characters of the 2010s by Polygon staff and writer Colin Campbell, particularly his appearance and how: 'When he makes a joke, the camera zooms in on him while he winks. It never gets old.'^[24]

Sans has also been well-received by fans of the game, being the subject of many fan works.^[25][26][27] Professional wrestler Kenny Omega has expressed his love of Undertale, dressing as Sans for the October 30, 2019, episode of All Elite Wrestling: Dynamite.^[28] His addition as a Mii fighter costume in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate garnered positive feedback from fans,^[29] although The Commonwealth Times considered his addition to be a 'potential problem' due to the decreasing nostalgia factor for each new character and ever-increasing size of the roster.^[30]

References[edit]

1. ^Grayson, Nathan (November 1, 2018). 'Undertale Fans Already Have Theories About What's Going On In Deltarune'. Kotaku. Archived from the original on May 7, 2020.
2. ^Lee, Julia (September 4, 2019). 'Sans from Undertale joins Smash Bros. Ultimate as a Mii Fighter costume'. Polygon. Archived from the original on December 21, 2019.
3. ^Walker, Ian (September 4, 2019). 'Undertale's Sans Joins Smash Bros. As A Mii Fighter Costume'. Kotaku. Archived from the original on September 5, 2019.
4. ^Cobbett, Richard (September 29, 2015). 'Undertale review'. PC Gamer. Archived from the original on September 29, 2015.
5. ^Grayson, Nathan (October 30, 2015). 'Undertale: The Kotaku Review'. Kotaku. Archived from the original on May 7, 2020.
6. ^ ^abMinotti, Mike (September 4, 2019). 'Undertale's Sans becomes a costume in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'. VentureBeat. Archived from the original on September 5, 2019.
7. ^Newell, Adam (September 21, 2019). 'Super Smash Bros. Ultimate fan creates functional Undertale Sans Amiibo'. Dot Esports. Gamurs.
8. ^Hernandez, Patricia (May 13, 2019). 'Someone put Undertale's Sans fight in Fortnite, and it's amazing'. Polygon. Archived from the original on May 18, 2019.
9. ^Gach, Ethan (May 13, 2019). 'Undertale's Toughest Boss Fight Made Into A Fortnite Map'. Kotaku. Archived from the original on May 7, 2020.
10. ^Morales, Greysun (October 3, 2019). 'Sans From Undertale Makes His Way Into Monster Hunter: World via a New Mod'. Twinfinite. Archived from the original on October 27, 2019.
11. ^Hilliard, Kyle (January 9, 2017). 'Toby Fox Shares College Notebook Filled with Early Concept Art and Ideas that Eventually Became Undertale'. Game Informer. Archived from the original on January 13, 2017.
12. ^Schilling, Chris (May 5, 2018). 'The making of Undertale'. PC Gamer. Archived from the original on March 27, 2019.
13. ^Hussie, Andrew. '[S] Wake'. Homestuck. Retrieved May 7, 2020.
14. ^Haasch, Palmer (2020-02-25). 'TikTok users keep reinventing Undertale's 'Megalovania''. Polygon. Archived from the original on 2020-05-20. Retrieved 2020-05-20.
15. ^'Megalovania'. Know Your Meme. Retrieved November 24, 2019.
16. ^Doolan, Liam (October 13, 2019). 'Undertale Song Pack Arrives In Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum 'n' Fun! As Paid DLC'. Nintendo Life. Archived from the original on October 27, 2019.
17. ^Baird, Scott (May 13, 2019). 'Spanish Version Of First Dates Show Uses 'Megalovania' From Undertale On Its Soundtrack'. TheGamer. Archived from the original on December 7, 2019. Retrieved November 24, 2019.
18. ^Jones, Alistair (2019-10-31). 'Undertale's Sans Just Made His Professional Wrestling Debut'. Kotaku UK. Archived from the original on 2020-05-20. Retrieved 2020-05-20.
19. ^Sotomayor, Bella Vanessa (December 15, 2016). 'Undertale: A Game That Is Still Amazing Today'. ComicsVerse. Archived from the original on May 7, 2020.
20. ^Tack, Daniel (December 2, 2015). 'Does Undertale Live Up to the Hype?'. Game Informer. Archived from the original on April 7, 2016.
21. ^Tortorici, Colby (September 7, 2019). 'Ranking The Main Cast Of Undertale'. TheGamer. Archived from the original on October 27, 2019.
22. ^Dembrow, Dylan (January 20, 2019). 'The 20 Hardest Video Game Bosses Ever (And Exactly How To Beat Them)'. Screen Rant. Archived from the original on October 27, 2019.
23. ^Frank, Allegra (September 15, 2016). 'This Undertale Q&A is the best reminder of why it's one of the funniest games ever'. Polygon. Archived from the original on November 16, 2016.
24. ^Colin, Campbell (November 27, 2019). 'The 70 best video game characters of the decade'. Polygon. Archived from the original on March 30, 2020. Retrieved December 30, 2019.
25. ^'Undertale: 21 Creepy and Cute Sans Fan Art'. IGN. August 19, 2016. Archived from the original on September 30, 2016.
26. ^Vas, Gergo (December 31, 2015). 'Undertale's Papyrus And Sans Have Dark Souls'. Kotaku Australia. Archived from the original on June 12, 2016.
27. ^Altland, Morgan (February 18, 2016). 'Undertale still captivates audiences'. The Oswegonian. Archived from the original on June 3, 2017.
28. ^Crosby, Jack (October 30, 2019). 'AEW Dynamite results, recap: Inner Circle wreaks havoc, inaugural tag team champions crowned'. CBS Sports. Archived from the original on November 1, 2019. Retrieved November 4, 2019.
29. ^Becht, Eli (September 6, 2019). 'Smash Ultimate players are losing their minds over the Sans costume'. Dexerto. Archived from the original on October 27, 2019.
30. ^Schuhart, Jonah (September 16, 2019). 'Smash Bros. creates potential problem with new DLC characters'. The Commonwealth Times. Archived from the original on May 7, 2020.

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