Thousands of dollars are paid for Deltarune Spamton Painting

A Painting of Spamton from Undertale's sibling title, Deltarune, sold for $22,100. Spanton was depicted as the Mona Lisa in the artwork, advertised on Fangamer's Twitter as "A REAL HAND MADE OIL PAINTING OF." A total of 121 bids were placed on eBay's artwork "Mona Spamton." According to the ad, the "Mona Spamton," painted by Camille Young, is enclosed in an antiqued-gold wood frame with a hanging wire. Young created the 16 x 20-inch work of art over more than 20 days using hand-mixed, water-mixable oils. The "Mona Spamton" is an original work of art that bears the signatures of both Camille Young, the developer of Undertale, and Toby Fox. The earnings go to Pakistan Children Relief, a foundation that aids Pakistani children by giving them relief from the 2022 Pakistan Floods. It comes with a certificate of authenticity. During the weekend of Undertale's seventh anniversary and the debut of Deltarune's second chapter, Fangamer held a charity auction. Toby Fox hinted at a "something special" for fans to look forward to celebrating in the weeks leading up to the anniversaries of both games. Fangames also held an auction for a Deltarune Golden Bird Statue, which fetched $11,100 in addition to the "Mona Spamton." Everyone's favorite salesman, sort of the author Spamton G. One of the main characters in the second chapter of Deltarune is Spanton, also known as Spamton G. Spamton Neo in his boss form. On the Normal Route, he served as a bonus boss; on the Snowgrave Route, he was the primary antagonist. Spanton is a crazy figure who was a salesman before having a mishap that left him homeless and destitute. When he runs into Kris, he attempts to steal their soul because he will make them into a big shot in the exchange.