The Greasers

* Moldrick (Battle)
* Moldrick (Flavored)
* Aaxel (Battle)
* Aaxel (Flavored)
* Norman (Battle)
* Norman (Flavored)
* Moldrick (Overworld)
* Aaxel (Overworld)
* Norman (Overworld)

**Moldrick**, **Aaxel** and **Norman**, collectively known as **The Greasers**, are a trio of bullies that like to harass Bugerpant. They are the second minibosses of *TS!Underswap*.

## Profile

### Appearance

Aaxel shares his species of monster with Aaron, and thus is a brown merhorse (or rather a *sea horse*) with an identical green tail and twelve pack. Aaxel sports a pair of sunglasses, a pompadour hairstyle, and a white-grey color schemed jacket.

Moldrick resembles a green Moldsmal with angry eyebrows.

Norman wears an extremely long overcoat with nothing down the sleeves, and has a hat on top. Beneath the brim of the hat is a large mustache on a strangely large lower head. It is revealed through their battle that under the trenchcoat are a Loox, Whimsun and Froggit stacked on top of each other.

### Personality

Aaxel is the boss of the bunch. He acts like a tough guy, being proud of his muscles. His hotheaded attitude causes him to jump to conclusions, assuming that Bugerpant has a crush on Flara (who Aaxel has a crush on). However, when he finds himself in an embarrassing situation (e.g. when his jacket is destroyed in battle), he becomes nervous and his tough guy persona breaks down.

Moldrick is a renegade Moldsmal that acts tough to fit in. When pacified, his fake angry eyebrows fall off, and he calms down.

Norman is the tallest in the group. Just like Aaxel, he acts like a tough guy and likes to repeat his words, but is nervous when someone tries to reveal his secret. When his cover is gone, he quickly runs away.

## Main Story

### Neutral Route

The protagonist initially finds the Greasers in the left alleyway of the City of Old. They corner Bugerpant and confront him because Aaxel is convinced that Bugerpant is in love with Flara, who he wants for himself. Right before Aaxel can beat up Bugerpant, Norman notices the protagonist and the Greasers decide to initiate a fight with them instead.

After the battle, the Greasers apologize for their actions. Each member can then be found at different areas in the City of Old; Aaxel working at the flower shop, Moldrick in the area close to Asgore's House, and Norman eating at Grillby's Backyard Barbecue.

### Ruthless Route

The Greasers are not fought in the Ruthless Route as they, along with almost all other monsters in The City of Old, have either evacuated or locked themselves in their homes.

## In Battle

*For an in-battle description, see The Greasers/In Battle*.
## Gallery

The Greasers's updated sprite reference.Aaxel wearing a floral shirt when he is working at Flower King.The group of monsters that make up Norman.The Greasers's Journal entry.A picture of Aaxel in Grillby's Backyard Barbecue.Aaxel threatening Bugerpant.Aaxel surprised after seeing Chara.Aaxel attacking Chara.
## Trivia

* The Greasers were the first original major characters of *TS!Underswap* that weren't fan submissions of a contest.
	+ While Koffin-K was publicly revealed first, The Greasers's creation predates that of him.
* Several events are triggered after the Greasers are defeated.
	+ Most of the City of Old becomes accessible because the barricades are removed.
	+ Bugerpant appears in Grillby's meaning Chara can buy from there now.
	+ Encounters no longer occur in Ruined Home.
* All of the Greasers are re-imaginings of some of *Undertale'*s random encounter monsters.
	+ Of all, Aaxel is the only one based on a monster from beyond the Ruins (Aaron appears in Waterfall).
* The character "Norman" was a one-time thing a Froggit, a Whimsun, and a Loox created that led them to meeting The Greasers, while still hiding who Norman really was.
* There's a framed picture of Aaxel in Grillby's.
* The Greasers cannot be killed. Attacking them to 0 HP simply causes them to flee the battle.
	+ Flara remarks on this before fighting the Greasers if the protagonist agrees to helping her, then talks to her again.
* The Greasers themselves are a reference to the "greaser" subculture/archetype of the 1950s-1960s.