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Yeah, you totally knew this was coming.  

So this is a Shimeji based on Sans from Undertale, the Judge that will watch over you making sure you're safe as long as you play nice. I practiced a little before actually drawing him, trying my best to make him look similar to the original design, I hope people like it.

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I also learned how to fully manipulate the XML files! so now my future shimejis can be even more unique! 


Features:
-Standard height (He's not exactly chibi but looks canon enough)
-Specific custom walking cycle!
-New custom running cycle!
-Better and more clear lineart!
-Both Calm and mischievous versions!
-Sans falls asleep instead of struggling if being dragged for too long!
-Sans doesn't run but instead he "walks fast"!
-Custom Pullup shimeji animation!

Have fun!

My other shimejis:
Toriel
Asgore
Undyne
Frisk
Papyrus
Alphys

Requirements:
-You NEED to have installed the lastest version of Java in your computer, you can download it here
-You also require to have either Winrar, winzip or any other compressing program to unpack the files
-Your Operative system must be windows.

How to use:
Simply open the .rar, go to "Sans shimeji" and choose any of the two versions available, "calm" or "mischievous", then take that specific folder and unpack it anywhere in your computer (no installation neccesary, you can change the name of the folder to anything you want later), then open it and double click the "Shimeji-ee.jar" and that's it!

What's the difference between the Calm and the Mischievous version?:
The calm version will simply be there in your desktop, walking or running around, climbing windows or the screen, sitting, laying there and stuff.
The Mischievous version will do all the above, but can also mess with your windows by grabing them and throwing them away! they can also multiply until there's a lot of them all over your desktop! (if you give them enough time of course).

Troubleshooting:
This shimeji has been tested in four computers, all of them had windows 7 and two of them were 32bit based, whereas the other two were 64bit based.
It works perfectly in those OS without needing anything but the things I've mentioned in the requirements section.
If you're still having trouble then try the following:
If the shimeji doesn't appear after clicking the .jar file wait at least 5 minutes if it's your first time using it, sometimes it takes a little while for the shimeji to appear, if you still don't see it then check the heart icon in your taskbar (the lower right of your screen), left click it, go to "choose shimeji" and make sure your shimeji appears in the list and their box is ticked, if not, tick it and press "use selected" or just press "use all"; if the icon does not appear in the taskbar then the program failed to initialize (no idea why)
This shimeji DOES NOT WORK ON LINUX OR MAC since I never tested it on neither of those platforms.