

There were a few reasons I instated this policy. However, after talking to a lawyer, it seems like allowing certain things won’t really hurt Temmie or Fangamer (my friends). So things will become more lenient.



Now, I won’t stop individual fans from selling the following items at cons:

- Prints, charms, buttons, keychains, stickers, etc.

- Most handmade items

- Undertale zines/fanbooks/doujinshi





Regarding Music:



-You can sell your cover songs on iTunes and other stores but please license them.

- You can license UNDERTALE cover songs through Loudr, or distribute it via companies that license it for you (like Soundrop, Distrokid, or CD Baby)

- Please don’t use any sound effects from the game or samples from the original songs.

- You can make your own sheet music for free, or sell sheet music through SMP Press: https://smppress.sheetmusicplus.com/

- Yes, you can perform UNDERTALE music at conventions/at a concert/at your school. Please inform us if you’re an orchestra or something though.



For any questions about licensing/performing music, please contact Materia Collective (publishing@materiacollective.com)



However, restrictions exist:

- You cannot use the UNDERTALE logo or put the name UNDERTALE on it, as it is trademarked. (Weird, right!?)

- No t-shirts, apparel/clothing,* or machine-made figures or machine-made plushes.

- Do not sell merch via Redbubble, zazzle, or other large online store.

- No, you still can’t do Kickstarters or crowdfunding campaigns for UT-related things.

- If you’re a company (like Sharkrobot or Hot Topic or something) you cannot sell UNDERTALE merch of ANY kind.

- Do not compete with official merch & acknowledge my copyright. If necessary, I can halt any unofficial item’s sale. (Really don’t want to ^^;;)

- If this change turns out to be actually bad, I can reverse the decision.

- If you sell, please have played the game.

* Exception: if someone hand-made a few scarves, hats, cosplay, or accessories, it’d probably be OK. But if mass-produced, it could become a problem.

When in doubt, if hand-made and few, it’s OK. If mass-produced and machine/factory made, it’s not OK.

PS - One-off art commissions of UT characters are still OK, online or offline.

PPS -

If engaging in UNDERTALE activities at a con (selling, cosplaying, etc.), try to be respectful and give a good impression. Overall, UNDERTALE’s had a positive effect on people who have played it. It’d be nice if it could have a positive effect on the rest of the world, too.



10:31 am • 21 February 2016 • 48,793 notes