? The Origin of EclipsetaleThe Glitch in the Code: Error!Sans views the entire universe of Eclipsetale as an existential mistake.The Unwanted Brother: Error specifically views his younger brother, Maix, as a "glitch within the error" itself.Pure Hatred: Due to this perceived digital corruption, Error harbors a deep, aggressive hatred for Maix and constantly seeks to eliminate him.? Appearance & AnatomyThe Void Bones: Unlike standard skeleton monsters, Maix possesses stark, pitch-black bones that absorb the light around him.The Stark Jacket: He wears a bright, clean white hoodie that strongly contrasts with his dark skeletal body.The Rainbow Accent: The fluffy collar of his jacket, the main zipper line, and his slippers all radiate a vibrant, shifting rainbow color scheme.The Bottoms: He completes his outfit with simple, dark black shorts.⚡ Powers & Combat AbilitiesVolatile Eclipse Energy: Maix wields a unique, highly destructive form of cosmic magic known as Eclipse Energy. This power is incredibly unstable, making him a dangerous wildcard in battle.The Ultimate Mimic: His most terrifying trait is the ability to perfectly mimic the appearance, voice, and magical abilities of any Sans Alternate Universe (AU) existence. He can shift his strategy instantly by copying the multiverse's strongest fighters.? Alliances & AffiliationsBad Sanses Enforcer: Due to his immense power and unstable nature, Maix has climbed the ranks to become a high-ranking enforcer for the infamous "Bad Sanses" alliance.The Partner in Crime: He shares an incredibly close bond with Dust!Sans, acting as his best friend and reliable partner during multiversal raids.A Dangerous Attraction: Maix harbors a deep romantic crush on the leader of the negative forces, Nightmare!Sans, though navigating feelings in a group built on negativity is bound to be chaotic. Maix is obsessed with cats. He frequently visits an au called Cattale. Cattale is the Undertale Multiverse but everyone is cats.
The Eclipse of the Glitch: An Eclipsetale Story The Multiverse is a canvas of absolute chaos, but for Maix!Sans, it was simply a playground of light and shadow. Maix adjusted his stark white jacket, the neon-rainbow hue of his neck-fluff collar and zipper casting a vibrant, shifting glow against his pitch-black bone structure. He stood on a floating precipice in the Doodlesphere, gazing down at his rainbow slippers. To anyone else, the colors represented joy. To Maix, they were a byproduct of volatile eclipse energy—a blinding, chaotic force trapped inside a skeletal frame darker than the deepest void. "You're staring into space again," a raspy voice muttered. Maix turned his pitch-black skull, his rainbow-flamed left eye socket flaring to match his collar. Dust!Sans leaned against a nearby floating island, kicking a loose pebble into the abyss."Just thinking, Dust," Maix chuckled, his voice echoing with a slight, melodic resonance. "Thinking about how much noise the Multiverse makes." Dust smirked, the phantom of his brother hovering just over his shoulder. "If it's too noisy, we can always go quiet it down. Nightmare has a list of targets a mile long today." At the mention of Nightmare Sans, Maix’s rainbow eye flared a little brighter, a rare tint of color dusting his dark cheekbones. He wouldn't admit it aloud—not yet—but the Lord of Negativity held a certain gravity that Maix couldn't escape. Nightmare was pure darkness, and Maix was an eclipse. They fit. "Then let's not keep the boss waiting," Maix said, rolling his shoulders. Before they could tear open a shortcut, the fabric of reality behind them violently fragmented. Harsh, pixelated strings of blue code snapped through the air like whips. The temperature dropped, replaced by the static hum of a dying universe. Error!Sans stepped through the tear, his glitched eyes locked squarely on Maix. "y-Y-oU... tHe GLiTcH iN tHe eRrOr," Error hissed, his voice overlapping in agonizing layers of corrupted audio. Error absolutely loathed Maix. As the self-proclaimed destroyer of anomalies, Error looked at his younger brother and saw the ultimate insult: a mistake within his own lineage, a colorful stain on the canvas of deletion. "yOu sHoUlDn'T eXiSt." "And yet, here I am, big bro," Maix said, his tone dropping its usual playful edge. He stepped in front of Dust, his white jacket stark against the incoming wave of blue strings. Error didn't waste time with words. Dozens of blue strings shot forward, aiming to bind Maix’s soul and shatter it into code. But Maix was a high-ranking enforcer of the Bad Sanses for a reason. With a sharp grin, Maix tapped into his unique ability. The rainbow energy around his collar surged. If you want to fight a Sans, you have to fight all of them, he thought. In a flash of shifting light, Maix’s posture changed. His magic mimicked the heavy, crushing gravity of Underfresh Sans—blinding neon waves blasting Error's strings backward. A millisecond later, he shifted again, mimicking the ruthless, jagged bone attacks of Underfell Sans, forcing Error to teleport away to avoid being impaled by red-tinted spikes."sToP mImIcKiNg tHeM!" Error roared, throwing a barrage of Gaster Blasters into the fray. Maix didn't flinch. He let the mimicry fade, returning to his true, volatile form. "Fine. Let's try something original." Maix raised his black skeletal hands. The rainbow slippers beneath him hummed as pure eclipse energy erupted from his palms. It wasn't just magic; it was a volatile, unstable friction of absolute light and absolute darkness crashing together. The blast tore through Error's Gaster Blasters, dissolving them into nothingness and sending a shockwave through the anti-void that forced Error to retreat into his strings, closing the portal behind him with a bitter, glitched curse. The silence returned. The Doodlesphere settled. Dust let out a low whistle, walking up beside him. "You know, one of these days, you two are going to tear a hole straight through the Multiverse." "He started it," Maix said, dusting off his white jacket and smoothing down the rainbow neck-fluff. The volatile energy subsided, leaving only the calm, colorful glow. "Come on," Dust said, turning on his heel. "Nightmare is waiting for the report. Don't look too eager when you see him, it ruins your tough enforcer reputation." Maix laughed, his rainbow slippers squeaking softly against the ground as he followed his best friend into a dark portal, ready to return to the castle of the entity he secretly adored, leaving the glitched remnants of his brother's rage far behind.
