Important Notice: Place Holder Names

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So, guys, I just put some major thought into it, and I think that having the names "Error" or "Horror" as your names on your assignments when you are turning in your paperwork is kinda odd. So, I wanted to give the girls some new names (Just for the formal interactions) They will still be called their AU names, Dust, Horror, Nightmare ECT when characters are interacting- I just feel like giving the girls names would make them feel more solidified into the world.

So, let's go. I was pondering these names for a while, I hope you like the choices I made for the girls.

Sans/Classic: Sandra Gaster (We already knew this one, but I felt I should still put it in here anyways. lol)

Nightmare: Ochita Hana (Run through Google Translate, the name 'Ochita Hana' roughly translates to the term "Fallen Flowers". I thought of that name for Nightmare, considering her 'past self' falling, in a sense. Flowers are often used to both represent purity, and sometimes even corruptness. They are also used to both represent life, and death. Past Nightmare fell from her formal self because of being pushed to do something drastic because of those in her world. Plus, I think it makes her sound tough, but still a little delicate.

Error: Iroaseta Rerumu (Ran through Google Translate, the word 'Iroaseta' translates to 'Faded' and 'Rerumu' translates over to the word 'Realm'. I chose this name because Error is canonically (if not canonically, then often-depicted as a former version of Classic/Geno Sans (Basically represented as the most far-gone version of him/them) Faded refers to how it happened over a period of time, rather than all at once. Kind of like how clothes fade over time. Realm refers to the potential life/lives Error had before reaching the state of 'Error' it can also be used to describe the anti-void that Error lives within.)

Horror: Jūjun Hagetaka (The name I made for Horror is a little ironic, but I do have a reason for it, so please hear me out, lol.) The name 'Jūjun' means 'Docile' and the name 'Hagetaka' translates over to the word 'Vulture'. Now, considering the names, we know that Vultures are not usually docile creatures, and Horror herself is almost always represented as semi-calm, but still lethal character. Horror was not always the way she was, which is easy to pick up on. In the world that Horror lives in, it's kill, or be killed. Horror is also depicted as being hungry all the time, which is understandable, considering she avoided eating a lot, so her brother could.

Killer: Koshō Negusame (The words 'Koshō Negusame' roughly translate over to the term "Faulty Solace' which is another way of describing Killer's point of view when persuaded to go killing with Chara in her original AU. Killer latched on to illogical comfort, because it still felt like comfort. In the AU, Chara describes Sans as 'Tired' and "Wanting to experience something new. Something different" unlike the constant reels of resets, all of them spent waiting for Chara/Frisk to kill off her friends and come to judgement hall. The Misleading comfort is that she can break free from the monotony of pain by trying something new. Eventually, it stained Killers soul to where she was not effected by death too much anymore, and Killing the other monsters just really became a relative sport with Chara in the end (in many interpretations).

Dust: Kōkai Yūrei (Overall, the name for Dust pertains to both her, and Papyrus. The term 'Kōkai Yūrei' can roughly translate into the terms 'Regret/Regretful' and 'Ghost'. Dust is often depicted as also being desensitized to much of what she does anymore, but the one common theme is that Dust does still regret killing Papyrus. In this case, the 'Regret' part pertains to Dust herself, and the 'Ghost' part is a reference to either Papyrus, or the lingering ghosts/phantom pains of knowing what she did to the monsters in her AU in an attempt to kill the kid.

Cross: Itai Fukushū (When translated separately as most of these names have been, the name 'Itai Fukushū' can round back to the term 'Painful Revenge'. Now, I know that frankly, this name can also work for Dust, or even Nightmare. However, the main point behind Cross for a while was vengeance, in a sense. Cross went out, and tried to destroy places because of what happened to her AU (I think that it is canonically Ink's fault, but I would not swear to it.) As most villains, a big driving point behind what Cross did was some sort of pain. Another part of what was painful was that Cross is still technically villain, but she is not looped in with the others as a top-tier villain because it is still a constant reminder that she was still attempting to get her AU back while the others mainly conformed to killing, and after a while, sort of became a habit for them, or even a past time.)

Epic: Jihatsu Mokuteki (This name mainly pertains to Epic's quirk more than anything. The name 'Jihatsu Mokuteki' can roughly translate over to the terms 'Spontaneous Purpose'. Epic is known as one of the more chill, and 'Random' Sanses. As stated before, the name mainly pertains to her quirk, though. Seeing as Epic's quirk is technically OP and very much broken, her quirk can literally make anything if she has anything nearby because memes can be made out of anything. (Guys, I just discovered she can summon Steve from Minecraft, which means she also has a high chance of being able to break the 4th wall) )

Fresh: Retoro Niji (Taste the rainbow, be the rainbow. Guys, the name 'Retoro Niji' can translate over to the term 'Retro Rainbow' which honestly is a lazy name, but it fits. The term 'Retro' refers to 'a style that is consciously derivative or imitative of trends, modes, fashions, or attitudes of the recent past.' The term 'Fresh' was popular back in the 1970's to the 1990's. I figured it fit in with Retro, so that is h why I used Retro for the name. (Fun Fact: The term 'Fresh' used to be used in the 1800's to describe intoxicated people. lol)

//Note: If you do not agree with these names, it's okay. I am probably not going to change them, though.//

//Note #2: These names were all gained by individually running certain words through Google Translate, which means, or might mean there are some inaccuracies. Anything dramatically inaccurate is not intentional, and these names are not going to be used much anyways, so they won't impact too much of the story line anyhow.//

((Thanks for reading, and see you for the next chapter))

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