All Righty! The Podium Has Been Given Votes, And It Appears The Majority Chose Backstories!!

Came across dall-e and wanted to try out something interesting and now I want more of this character.

The keyword I used was Undertale/Skeleton/Mother

I'm sorry but I love her 😭❤️🥺

I have the feeling she was a soldier or a caretaker due to the badass cape.

And lil baby Sans is so cute 🥺🥰

I'm gonna head canon her as the skelebro's mom

No one can stop meh >:3

Part One of something I guess

The first person to reply gives me a number from

1-100

Had the strangest dream were my mom and Clown collaborated and made a 10th neighbor named Nora Teeth. She was like a tall black-and-white cow puppet who worked with Howdy in his shop. She also had a nice smile and some sort of non-confrontational attitude. That's basically it.

#fuck sexism

- a girl who loves to wear only suits

(because she can)

Original comic by Rasenth

WELCOME HOME PLAYFELLOW AU!!!!!

It's the year 1969, The Playfellow, a product known to make sentient puppets that serve as human companions spread like wildfire. Here this story is told through the eyes of Wally Darling, a dashing little fella who has been under the protection of his 'papa' (Playfellow Creator, Ronald Dorelaine) and longs to find a life for himself, as well as a whole cast of characters who try to adjust to life in The Big City coexisting between man and puppet (how are they able to live? Who knows, who cares.)

CHARACTERS (So Far)

THE PLAYFELLOWS (puppets who were made sentient and serve as human companions)

• Wally Darling – A Playfellow puppet that was adopted by the founder of the Playfellows, Ronald Dorelaine, who has taken care of Wally since his purchase date. He isn't the only puppet Dorelaine takes care of, as he has Home, an older prototype model who takes the role of a wise caretaker/friend/mentor for Wally. Wally often is taken to places by Ronald to annual events to meet and make children happy, but doesn't really have a lot of friends other than Home. Wally is also going through an existential crisis and longs to find out who he wishes to be. His Gem Heart is Blood Red.

• Barnaby B. Beagle – A Playfellow puppet that takes the appearance of a large, laid-back, blue dog who's serves as a roommate/bodyguard to a divorced comedian who happens to be friends with Dorelaine. He adapts his comedic jokes from his handler but also has a lonesome feeling of wanting something more than the life he lives, but feels trapped with feeling responsible for his handler. He becomes very close with Wally. His Gem Heart is Steel Blue.

• Frank Frankly – A Playfellow puppet who at first appears as a grumpy know-it-all, but is a secret softie with a love for books and bugs. His handler is a librarian who wanted to share his love for books to someone who had a similar interest. Frank deeply cares for his handler and helps out around the library. He's in a secret relationship with Eddie, to which only their handlers (who also happen to be in a relationship) seem to know about. He's best friends with Julie and would visit her whenever his handler goes for a haircut. His Gem Heart is Mustard Yellow.

• Julie Joyful – A Playfellow puppet with a bright, happy, and cheery personality who was purchased by a big, rowdy family along with her siblings (Franny, Bea, and Jonesy) as Christmas gifts for the little children, with Julie's handler being the youngest daughter. She and her siblings work in a salon that's owned by the mother. She's best friends with Frank and loves to have all sorts of styles. Her Gem Heart is Rose Pink.

• Poppy Partridge – A Playfellow puppet that has always had a paranoid personality. She mostly stays at home with her handler, an old woman who recently lost her husband and is looking for an emotional support friend. She often goes out with her handler, usually for grocery shopping, to the park for picnics, or visit her son's theater. She happens to be quite close friends with Sally, who likes to have her in rehearsals for plays, despite her stage fright. Her Gem Heart is Emerald Green.

• Sally Starlet – A Playfellow puppet who surprisingly isn't really owned by a handler but rather a theater known for its stunning performances. The owner of the theater wanted to try out new opportunities, and when the Playfellow puppets got really popular worldwide, he had to have one be in his theater. Sally lives for the stage and has made the theater her only home. Her determination for the spotlight has always made her eager for ambition and to bring newbies along, specifically Poppy. Her Gem Heart is Tangerine Orange.

• Howdy Pillar – A Playfellow puppet that's one you can say "married to his work." Ever since his purchase day, Howdy was always into some sort of marketing business, first with his previous handler (a door-to-door salesman), to his next handler (a happy-go-lucky retail owner), before finally being handed to an old man who owns a run-down grocery store. Howdy is practically a partial owner of the store and helps around with anything. Before his purchasing date, he had a huge family that was ultimately chaotic, which probably encouraged him to be a businessman and a businessman only. His Gem Heart is Turquoise Teal.

• Eddie Dear – A Playfellow puppet that has been taking the job of a mailman and works alongside his handler, a woman named Jen, who also happens to be a mailman. Eddie has a sweet country-boy charm that's hard to resist, yet can be quite forgetful at times (Jen and Frank often reminds him.) He's in a secret relationship with Frank, to which only Julie, and their handlers (who also happen to be in a relationship) seem to know. His Gem Heart is Eggplant Purple.

• Home – A Playfellow puppet that comes from an old prototype model, perhaps even the oldest Playfellow model ever made. Home doesn't really speak in the ways the newer models do. Rather, it speaks in onomonopieas that can be translated into Morse code. Home's handler is Playfellow Founder Ronald Dorelaine. It's a dear friend to Wally and has always enjoyed his company, even encouraging him to try something new. Home doesn't have a Gem Heart, silly-goose!

• Ronald Dorelaine – Founder and CEO of The Playfellow's Workshop, a company known to make living puppets that are given sentience by the power of love, (which is contained into their Gem Hearts to give them a life force) and is currently the handler of Wally Darling and Home. His Playfellow puppet product is a very popular worldwide topic that almost every human has, with the puppets being a companion of many sorts. These puppets are in constant learning mode and adapt their knowledge similar to humans. He brings Wally to annual events and parties to show him off, (mainly because the children love him so much) but often keeps Wally within the company of Home whenever he's busy doing more serious business. Many people often ask him how he was able to create the first ever living best friend, and to which he always says, "A magician never reveals his secret. But, that secret is often helped with the power of learning and love."

Fuck homophobia.

- me

(Love is love. Don't judge people's preferences.)

Reblog if you're not homophobic

Every url that reblog’s will be written in a book and shown to my homophobic dad. 

Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 ❤️

Random Welcome Home Post, but I'm quite curious what Julie's original lines were in this script. I had a previous theory (read that if you want) that Julie's plot in the story was similar in the case of the maiden fair, to which Sally says she "has gone so far off the script, that they're not even sure where they are anymore." It probably doesn't mean anything, but it reminds me of a character who goes off script and brings the story down with them. Kinda like how Sally mentioned the whole thing with the maiden "going through an adventure filled with self-discovery and vengeance."

Julie seems to really insist on the idea of her being "a fun lady."

(Little side mentioning.)

The only words we get are "Free the false...."

THIS is what I call the perfect friend! You guys are so kind and I adore the loyalty 😭 we need people like this

Hey, @scatteredthoughtsandcoffee. C’mon get up, I know you can do it.

Just take a deep breath first, alright kid?

Take it slow…

It’s alright.

Take it one step at a time.

Yer safe here.

Always will be.

Ya don’t need to impress anyone, or fight anything, or run away from something.

Look at yerself kid, really look at yerself.

An’ not the way the voice in yer head sees you, no matter how much it’ll drown out your own voice.

That guy doesn’t know jack sh*t about what you’ve been through to get to where you are now.

You are brave, and strong, and kind.

Nothing will change that.

You deserve to be loved.

And it’s easier to see than ya think.

Heh. Take it from the guy that didn’t know love when it slapped him in the face…

…With good reason of course…

But you don’t owe anyone an apology.

You don’t owe ‘em an explanation, forgiveness, none of that.

You give them that on your own terms.

Not after they guilt you for it.

It can be difficult some days, even most when it gets real low.

As if ya don’t even feel like putting in the effort will be worth it.

“Maybe if I just keep going and try to make other people happy when I’m miserable, at least it’s something I’m used to.”

Change is scary, always has been.

But I don’t have a shadow of a doubt that someone like you can beat it to the curb.

It’s okay to fail, to lose, to regret, to be scared, to want to give up.

…But you can’t…

Not when there are still people cheering you on.

Because there are.

And if there’s even one person that still believes in you,

you have to keep going.

Not just for them but yerself too.

You deserve victory.

And you deserve to be proud of every little accomplishment.

From eating a meal to overcoming one of your biggest fears or doubts.

Yer so much stronger than ya know kid and I can’t wait to see you beat the sh*t out of an unfair fate…

I’m rooting for ya kiddo.