Embracing the Unsettling: My Journey with Sharax, a Darker, Yet Monster

As I reflect on my past obsession with Undertale, I'm reminded of the peculiar fascination I had with Gaster, one of its most unsettling characters. It's embarrassing to admit, but I showed off some of my early drawings of him to a few friends, and mercifully, they don't recall it. However, having a friend who was equally enthralled by the game allowed us to bond over our shared love for Undertale.

My infatuation with Gaster wasn't immediate; initially, he terrified me. The unsettling sprites and eerie atmosphere surrounding him made me anxious. I remember feeling uneasy even looking at his character design without getting goosebumps. But as time passed, my fear gave way to fascination, and he became my favorite character.

One particular song from the game holds a special place in my heart – its haunting melody still resonates with me today. The animation that featured this song further cemented my affection for Gaster. It's amazing how our perceptions of characters can shift over time; what once petrified me eventually captivated me.

My Undertale phase wasn't as intense the second time around, but I still managed to reignite my passion for the game and its dark, yet captivating world. Sharax, in particular, embodies this duality – a darker, yet monster that draws you in with his unsettling presence. His mysterious aura continues to fascinate me, making him an enduring part of my Undertale experience.

As I look back on my journey with Gaster and Undertale, I realize that embracing the unknown and finding comfort in the unsettling can be a powerful way to form connections and explore our creativity. Sharax, as a character, may have started as a source of fear, but he ultimately became a symbol of my passion for the game and its ability to captivate me with its dark, yet captivating world.

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