Wing Ding Gaster

Personality
Doctor Wing Ding Gaster is famous for being a monster shrouded in mystery. Gaster has a hard outer shell, his stern expression seldom wavering. Some monsters have gone so far as to even say emotion had left the scientist, since he showed so little of it. Gaster in fact aims to appear emotionless and calculating when in public, although he can get somewhat emotional when discussing his children, Sans and Papyrus Gaster. He prefers the solitude of his own home, and will never complain to be left alone.

Gaster contains an extremely intelligent mind, one of the smartest of all monster kind. Gaster is often very tense, and doesn't like to beat around the bush, instead preferring to get right to the point. He communicates in a calm and courteous manner, but is never afraid to deliver bad news.

Gasters' inner personality is often in turmoil. He struggles greatly from depression from the loss of his wife, Amelia Gaster, as well as stress from a condition Sans struggles with, and numerous setbacks on his other large project, the construction of the Core. This is a fact he has admitted to no one.

Magic Abilities
Can control gravity

Minor bone magic for either defense or offense.

Backstory
Gaster was originally born in the Kingdom of Tarus. He lived a very quiet life, and excelled academically. While he was schooling in Tarus, he met who he considered to be the love of his life, Amelia, and the two entered a relationship.

Hoping for Gaster to have a bright future, they sent him to the Paral University to continue his studies. Amelia also moved away from Tarus in order to remain with Gaster. Shortly after his arrival, he met Prince Asgore Dreemurr, and the two became very good friends. Just a year after arriving in the Paral Kingdom, Gaster and Amelia married.

During the war, Asgore, now king, offered him a job as the royal scientist, and Gaster accepted graciously. Gaster entered a state of deep depression after his wife, Amelia Gaster, was killed in combat during the waning days of The War For Humanity. While the severity of Gaster's depression varied, it never fully dissipated.

After the war, Gaster spent much of his time trying in vain to find a way to smash through the magical barrier. With time, his focus shifted to improving life throughout the Underground. Thus, the idea of The Core was born.