Critical Error! Sans

## Backstory

This Sans, Critical\_Error, originates from a Genocide timeline of Undertale, where Sans absorbed the 6 human souls for their power. Just as Sans broke the rules of the battle screen in his fight, he does the exact same here. He modifies the Save Stars using the combined Determination of the 6 humans so that whenever one is used to load, it erases itself immediately after. Frisk didn't find this out until she fought Sans in the judgement hall with his new Godlike powers, and Sans won quickly, and took their Soul, giving him a total of 7.

However, before he went to break the barrier, he saw a phantom appear, in the shape of a human. Upon closer inspection, he saw that it was Frisk, smiling. When Sans asked about how they are separate from him, she answers," Oh, that wasn't my soul anymore, it was a friend's. But that isn't your concern, THIS IS!" Floating off her hand is a blood-red button labeled ERASE.

Sans inquired as to the buttons purpose, as an attempt to stall for time, but Frisk simply laughed and screamed in Sans' face, as she pressed the button," You took my ability to enjoy myself away, so now I'm taking what little happiness you could get away as well. HAVE FUN IN NOTHINGNESS!!"

Sans tried to stop the world from erasing, but it happened too fast,, and he was inexperienced with the Soul's powers, so only Sans with his determination survived, but not Phantom Frisk and Flowey, as their miniscule amounts of Determination paled in comparison to what Sans had. This alone wouldn't have been enough to turn him into an Error, but when a world is erased, it turns into an Anti-Void, joining the main one, where any coded character that spends longer than 30 minutes starts to have their code screw up. His dream consisted of one message: A Critical Error has Occured

When he awoke, and tried to get up, he noticed that his body's color had drastically changed, and most of his colors were inverted. He panicked, but was calmed down by what appeared to be another version of himself next to him. This version was blue, and he was glitching out, and had the word Error seemingly phasing into his body.

This guy introduced himself as Blueberry, and as a joke Sans said," You mean Blue-Berror?" The other skeleton yelled, BRUH! WHAT IS IT WITH EVERY ALTERNATE VERSION OF ME AND PUNS!!!!!" Once Critical had calmed him down, Blueberror explained that he had been here for a while, and this was the fourth glitchy version of him that he'd seen. The first was called Error, and Blueberror had explained that he was the one who imprisoned him here in the first place. Since then, two other Errors had appeared, and the first had been dubbed Fatal\_Error by Blueberror, while the second called himself Anti\_Error.

Blueberror also explained about the Multiverse, and told Critical to choose himself a name, preferably based off of his Error characteristics. Critical, of course, chose Critical, as that word was dispersed with his Error symbols all over his body. He then helped Blueberror escape through his shortcut powers, and he took a random guess as where they were going, the only thing he had in mind was Fatal\_Error, as his mind was whirling on them.

## Profile

### Appearance

Almost identical to Color! except with the Error color palette, and he lacked the damaged clothing and slash.

### Personality

He shows an identical personality to normal Sans, but he also desires to find out more about the Multiverse, as he searches, and will protect any endangered AU from destruction.

### Relations

#### Blueberror

He met Blueberror in the Anti-Void, and they explored the Multiverse together, Blueberror following like a hound dog.

#### Error

Error and Critical\_Error do not like each other, as Error has tried to delete him on numerous occasions.

#### Fatal\_Error

Fatal\_Error is friends with Critical, but distrusts him for many reasons.

### Trivia

* He possesses all 7 human Souls, as well as the Error Archetype, making him able to be one of the strongest characters in Solarverse.

### Transformations

#### Hyperdeath Mode:

This is something unique to monsters which have absorbed Souls, and this is essentially a heavily enhanced state, and it lets him access the full power of the Souls, as well as allowing them to fight physically with him

## Quotes

*"This world isn't a game, you got that?"*

## Powers and Abilities:

### Strings

Critical Error is capable of sending out large threads in multiple colours, each colour signifying a trait.

#### Determination

These strings slowly insert into a beings soul and drain their life force, slowly killing them. The effect is extremely weak to the point you can recover more than hurt, depending on how determined you are to survive. Willpower is the only way to counter this, as any forms of physical power is useless.

#### Patience

Strings of Patience are self-injected strings that insert into Error's wrists, allowing for him to perceive the world in various time-altering ways. He can speed up his perception of time to help with waiting, and can slow down it mid-battle to have an almost perfect reaction time. This does not alter his speed, yet will allow him to be faster upon putting more force into moves in a short span of time.

#### Bravery

The orange strings work in a very strange way, though are easy to understand once knowing the background parts of how it all functions. These shoot out various strings that connect from wall to roof to floor. They do not need all three, though require at least two to function. Any area locked within these orange strings instantly will incinerate anything that goes into the gap, turning it into charred ashes, no matter the size. The area within these strings get affected by miniature pixels that turn into digestive chompers, consuming any form of matter that isn't similar to the matter the pixels affected.

#### Perseverance

These strings function very similarly to the Bravery ones, though do not necessarily require any form of floor or wall, as they can be kept up telekinetically through the means of matter stasis. Anything that passes through these strings will instantaneously be sent into an alternate realm of the timeline they're in, slowly suffering from seasonal issues, such as ice, lava, lightning and other things. If they are capable of remaining tall and persevering, they will be forced out and have a form of immortality to seasonal injuries.

#### Kindness

These strings do as expected, healing any being that needs to be healed from the surfaces of the strings. However, these strings tend to drain soul matter in turn for vessel matter, so it can be very damaging for beings who rely solely on magic to survive.

#### Justice

Justice strings are pretty simple, giving that they have an honour system. Any being that has an LV that is above 10 will instantly dust, though not die if these strings attach to their soul for over 3 seconds. Their soul will then be open to be absorbed, though can also regenerate their vessel in about 20 seconds. If a being has sub-10 LV, they will regain complete vessel and soul stability.

#### Erasure

His Erasure strings are the final category, being his most potent strings. If he is at the core of a certain thing, such as a planet's core or a galactic core, he can completely erase the entire thing in question.

## Resistances

### Erasure Resistance

He can resist being Erased, it will only serve to glitch his code even more.