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 | A slime-like monster from [[Undertale]]. Moldsmal bears a resemblance to and is described as lime gelatin, specifically lime gelatin mold. While it has no overworld sprite and therefore no confirmed color, one can guess from the mention of lime gelatin that Moldsmal is a light green color. In Waterfall, it is described as having a different color, but the color is unknown. One Moldsmal also appears as pink in the Mt. Ebott tarot card. Moldsmal does not actually say anything in its dialogue; it only makes noises comparable to a slime. In its Check, Moldsmal is described as being "Curvaceously attractive, but [with] no brains." In its flavor text, Moldsmal acts patient and pensive, as it is willing to rest on the floor for a while and is described as ruminating. Updated by Apurpose5599 Sat, Jun 10 '23, 03:02 | Version 5 |
| A slime-like monster from Undertale. Moldsmal bears a resemblance to and is described as lime gelatin, specifically lime gelatin mold. While it has no overworld sprite and therefore no confirmed color, one can guess from the mention of lime gelatin that Moldsmal is a light green color. In Waterfall, it is described as having a different color, but the color is unknown. One Moldsmal also appears as pink in the Mt. Ebott tarot card. Moldsmal does not actually say anything in its dialogue; it only makes noises comparable to a slime. In its Check, Moldsmal is described as being "Curvaceously attractive, but [with] no brains." In its flavor text, Moldsmal acts patient and pensive, as it is willing to rest on the floor for a while and is described as ruminating. Updated by Apurpose5599 Fri, Jun 09 '23, 03:17 | Version 4 |
| A monster from the game Undertale. Moldsmal bears a resemblance to and is described as lime gelatin, specifically lime gelatin mold. While it has no overworld sprite and therefore no confirmed color, one can guess from the mention of lime gelatin that Moldsmal is a light green color. In Waterfall, it is described as having a different color, but the color is unknown. One Moldsmal also appears as pink in the Mt. Ebott tarot card. Moldsmal does not actually say anything in its dialogue; it only makes noises comparable to a slime. In its Check, Moldsmal is described as being "Curvaceously attractive, but [with] no brains." In its flavor text, Moldsmal acts patient and pensive, as it is willing to rest on the floor for a while and is described as ruminating. Updated by Apurpose5599 Fri, Jun 09 '23, 03:15 | Version 3 |
| A monster from the game [Undertale]. Moldsmal bears a resemblance to and is described as lime gelatin, specifically lime gelatin mold. While it has no overworld sprite and therefore no confirmed color, one can guess from the mention of lime gelatin that Moldsmal is a light green color. In Waterfall, it is described as having a different color, but the color is unknown. One Moldsmal also appears as pink in the Mt. Ebott tarot card. Moldsmal does not actually say anything in its dialogue; it only makes noises comparable to a slime. In its Check, Moldsmal is described as being "Curvaceously attractive, but [with] no brains." In its flavor text, Moldsmal acts patient and pensive, as it is willing to rest on the floor for a while and is described as ruminating. Updated by Apurpose5599 Thu, Jun 08 '23, 21:18 | Version 2 |
| A monster from the game [Undertale]. Moldsmal bears a resemblance to and is described as lime gelatin, specifically lime gelatin mold. While it has no overworld sprite and therefore no confirmed color, one can guess from the mention of lime gelatin that Moldsmal is a light green color. In Waterfall, it is described as having a different color, but the color is unknown. One Moldsmal also appears as pink in the Mt. Ebott tarot card. Moldsmal does not actually say anything in its dialogue; it only makes noises comparable to a slime. In its Check, Moldsmal is described as being "Curvaceously attractive, but [with] no brains." In its flavor text, Moldsmal acts patient and pensive, as it is willing to rest on the floor for a while and is described as ruminating. Updated by Apurpose5599 Thu, Jun 08 '23, 21:15 | Version 1 |