Frisk (Undertale)

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Age 18 years old Other names: My Son (Toriel) Human (Throughout almost the entire subsoil) Friends: Sans, Papyrus, Undyne, Mettaton, Alphys, Toriel, Asgore Dreemurr, and Asriel Dreemurr. (None on the genocidal route) Enemies: Undyne the Undying (Genocidal Route) Mettaton NEO (Genocide Route) Alphys (Genocide Route) Sans (Genocide Route) Asgore Dreemurr (Neutral and Genocide Routes) Flowey (Only in the Peaceful and Neutral Routes temporarily)

Biological and adoptive family: Toriel (Adoptive Mother) Asriel Dreemurr (Deceased brother) Asgore Dreemurr (Perhaps adoptive father) Height: 1.65 m Soul color: Red (DETERMINATION)

Frisk is a yellow-skinned human who wears a light blue, long-sleeved shirt with two magenta stripes, light blue pants (which often appear as shorts on official Undertale merchandise), and reddish-brown shoes (usually black or a darker shade). They have straight, medium-length, reddish-brown hair with short, messy bangs and an expressionless face. Although Frisk doesn't show much expression in the outside world, NPCs often describe their expressions. Like the first human, they have no defined gender and are only referred to with the pronouns "they" or generic terms throughout the game.

Frisk talks to other characters, but unless the player is given a choice about what to say, their dialogue won't be shown. As a result, Frisk appears to be a quiet person, with little to say.

Depending on the ending the player is aiming for, Frisk might be portrayed as friendly, in the Neutral Route (and especially in the Pacifist Route). In the Pacifist Ending, characters like Asriel emphasize Frisk's kindness, friendliness, and understanding. This is the only ending in which their name is revealed, hinting at the true meaning of Frisk's name (which means "to play").

Should the player choose the Genocide Route, other characters will view Frisk as cold, disturbing, and sinister. Cities are evacuated, and monsters avoid contact with Frisk. Flowey, Undyne, Sans, and Asgore all recognize Frisk as inhuman (meaning he lacks humanity). Asgore doesn't even recognize him as human (whereas in the other routes, the opposite is true). However, it is unclear how much of the true Frisk remains at this point, as many interactions with the environment, beginning with Toriel's house, suggest that during this route, Frisk is indeed possessed by the first Fallen human. Frisk remembers some events even if they haven't been "Saved." Some characters notice how Frisk behaves strangely as a result.

It's worth noting that Frisk is a "silent person," designed to be personable for players. Because of this, her personality is never fully defined in-game, and it's up to the player to fill in the gap.

Frisk has a great deal of Determination, which allows them to Save and Load at save points. They can load a Save file from the main menu screen, and will load at the last save point if they die. Frisk can also Reset the world from the moment they fell into the ruins, although this is not enough to erase the memories of each and every monster about what happened before the reset.

She's ashamed to speak. While his in-game sprite always shows this character with a neutral expression, other characters and sometimes text boxes indicate that he is capable of expressing himself in different ways. For example, when Frisk cheers on Napstablook during their battle, it is said that he displays "a shy smile."

Frisk is the eighth human to reach the Underground, falling onto a bed of golden flowers. Little is known about Frisk's life on the surface, but they possess enough determination to cross the Underground.

Upon falling into the Ruins, Frisk encounters Flowey and Toriel. Toriel guides them to her home in the heart of the Ruins, where she tries to convince Frisk to stay. However, Frisk asks to return to the surface, so Toriel attempts to destroy the exit from the Ruins to protect them from Asgore. Frisk can either convince her to let them leave the Ruins or defeat her, but this choice is left to the player.

The Journey In Snowdin, Frisk meets Sans and Papyrus, the skeleton brothers, who guard the gate looking for humans. Sans shows no interest in capturing Frisk and assures them that Papyrus is harmless. Frisk also encounters royal guard dogs along their way to Snowdin. If a Pacifist Route is chosen, Frisk will pet and play with the dogs to win battles. Upon arriving in Snowdin, Frisk meets some friendly monsters who accept them as one of their own, and learns more about them in the library and by talking to the residents. Papyrus will then attempt to capture Frisk in a battle if they reach the other side of town to go to Waterfall. If spared, Papyrus will explain that the exit to the Underground is located in Asgore's castle and reveal more about the King's motives for collecting human souls.

At Waterfall, Frisk befriends Monster Kid while trying to evade the captain of the royal guard, Undyne. Along the way, ancient writings in the area provide more information about monsters. They part ways when Monster Kid learns that Frisk is human.

Because Undyne discovers that Asgore needs their human soul, which would be the last one needed to break the barrier that keeps the monsters trapped underground. Undyne tries to capture Frisk; you can defeat her or flee to Hotland. There, Undyne will collapse from exhaustion and heatstroke. At that point, you can choose whether or not to cool her down with water from a nearby refrigerator.

In Hotland, the Royal Scientist Alphys tries to befriend Frisk with the help of her robot Mettaton. Mettaton reveals Alphys's true intentions to Frisk as they leave the Core and attempts to steal their soul so he can escape to the surface alone and prevent Asgore from destroying the barrier. Frisk can either destroy him or remind him how important he is to the monsters of the Underground, convincing him to stay and let him go. Thanks to Alphys, Frisk learns that they need a monster's soul to reach the surface, which means they must kill Asgore.

Frisk arrives in New Home, the capital of the Underground, where they learn the story of Asgore and Toriel's children, Asriel and the first human, from the monsters of the place. For Frisk, it's clear that Asgore's plan to free them fills them with hope. In the Last Corridor, Sans judges them for the monsters they've killed (if they've killed any) and explains the meaning of LOVE and EXP, after which he tells them that the fate of the world is in their hands.

Drain Frisk enters the throne room and runs into Asgore, who tries to engage them in conversation, but remains silent. The two head toward the barrier. First, Asgore gives Frisk the chance to back out in case they aren't ready yet. When Frisk decides to continue, Asgore reveals the six human souls he collected before challenging Frisk. He ensures that Frisk shows no mercy by breaking the MERCY option, but when Frisk defeats him, he regains the option. This way, they can either spare him or kill him. Either way, Flowey appears, destroys Asgore's soul, and takes the human souls. The game then closes.

When the player reopens the game, they will find that Flowey has saved his own game, a power he acquired by absorbing souls. Upon loading Flowey's game, he will appear in front of Frisk, who will challenge him by stepping forward. Thus begins a battle in which there is little chance of winning. Frisk calls for help, and the stolen souls begin to revolt. First, they heal Frisk and then weaken Flowey, making him vulnerable and subsequently taking away his ability to load and save the game. The souls leave Frisk and a weakened Flowey alone, and, again, the player has the option to spare him or kill him before leaving the Underground. It is not explained how Frisk manages to breach the barrier, but they do so without incident and leave the monsters trapped.

Some time after the escape, Sans calls him and leaves a voicemail explaining the situation in the Underground following Asgore's death. No monster knows Frisk's name.

True Pacifist Route To access the True Pacifist Route, the player must have completed a Neutral Route. If the player has completed a Neutral Pacifist Route without gaining EXP or LOVE (without killing anyone), Flowey will allow the player to return to a save point prior to the fight with Asgore where they can befriend the remaining characters to gain access to the True Pacifist Route and reach the True Pacifist Ending.

In case the player has gained EXP or LOVE in a Neutral Route, the game will have to be restarted.

Friendships Frisk gains Toriel's friendship by forgiving her, although she does not make any further appearances in the game until the final battle of the True Pacifist Route.

Frisk gains Sans's friendship by forgiving Papyrus and can optionally hang out with him on two occasions (in Waterfall he invites you to Grillby's and in MTT Resort he invites you to dinner at the restaurant). Papyrus must also befriended by going out with him, either on a date or hanging out with him at his house.

You can befriend Napstablook by smiling and cheering him on in the Ruins, and later by visiting his house in Waterfall. However, befriending him isn't required to access the True Pacifist Route.

If Frisk has given Undyne water when she faints on the bridge to Hotland, they can befriend her. With Papyrus' help, Frisk manages to sneak into Undyne's house, and she tries to get revenge for what they did to her by befriending Frisk. In an attempt to teach her how to make spaghetti, she accidentally sets her house on fire. She then challenges Frisk to try to regain her lost honor, but ultimately realizes that Frisk is "weak but with a big heart," just like Asgore, and decides to befriend them.

Mettaton can befriend him by sparing him or surviving his battle without attacking or killing him.

Alphys can be befriended by sending her Undyne's letter and completing the date event with her. Undyne musters up the courage to write a love letter to Alphys and asks Frisk to deliver it to her lab. Alphys initially thinks the letter is from Frisk, but still agrees to go on an accidental date at the Garbage Dump. After a series of misunderstandings, Undyne shows up on the date and Alphys, filled with regret, confesses her feelings to her and tells her that everything she's told her about the human world, among other things, is a lie (having shown her anime as if they were historical documents). In the end, the situation ends well and Frisk forms friendship with Alphys.

After befriending Alphys, Papyrus calls Frisk and recommends they go to the lab. There, they find a note from Alphys and the entrance to the True Lab (previously inaccessible). Alphys appears in the deepest part of the lab and thanks Frisk for coming. She gains enough trust to reveal the truth about her experiments to the entire Underground. As she tries to leave the lab, Frisk receives a call from a mysterious voice, thanking her for completing what was necessary. She ends the call, captures Frisk in the lab's elevator and takes them to the New Home in Asgore's Castle.

Barrier Upon challenging Asgore again, all of Frisk's friends arrive to stop the fight. Flowey then appears to steal the humans' souls, trap them all, and try to kill Frisk, but his friends use their magic to protect him. All the Underground monsters appear and offer their support, but they eventually fall into Flowey's trap, who absorbs all their souls, leaving only Frisk to fight.

Flowey reveals himself as Asriel, regaining his original body with the power of everyone's souls. He then battles Frisk, whom he continues to mistake for the first human. Not wanting to hurt him, Frisk clings to their dreams and hopes and refuses to die, thus preventing Asriel from controlling the timeline and resetting it. Asriel captures Frisk, but Frisk realizes they can "save" the absorbed souls of their friends by calling out to them and speaking with them, restoring their memories. Frisk discovers there is still one more person to save—Asriel—and calls out to him. They then witness Asriel's memories of the first human, who bears a resemblance to Frisk. Asriel begins to feel emotions through the monsters' souls and eventually stops fighting, telling Frisk that he feels scared and alone.

Asriel, realizing that Frisk is not the human he once knew, hears the name Frisk for the first time. He apologizes for hurting everyone, and the player is given the option to forgive him or not. The choice does not affect the True Pacifist Ending. Asriel destroys the barrier containing the souls of the monsters and the six humans, and knowing he will revert to being a flower, asks the player to let him. The player is then given the option to comfort him or not.

Freedom After the battle, Frisk wakes up next to their friends (Toriel, Sans, Papyrus, Undyne, Alphys, and Asgore). Although they seem to remember little about Flowey and what happened (including Asriel), they all know Frisk's name. At this point, Frisk (and the player) can explore the entire Underground if they wish and talk to all the monsters.

If Frisk speaks to Asriel one last time, he will ask why they decided to climb Mount Ebott in the first place. Although Frisk doesn't answer, Asriel senses folly and fate as possible reasons. Like other aspects of Frisk's personality, this is left open to the player's choice and interpretation.

Frisk leaves the Underground with his friends. Once outside, Asgore offers him the position of ambassador for the monsters to the humans. Frisk's friends leave the place, leaving him with Toriel, who asks him what he'll do next. The player can decide whether Frisk should stay with her or simply say that he has places to go. If you decide to stay with Toriel, the ending scene shows Frisk sleeping in a room in Toriel's new house, with Toriel carrying a piece of cake for Frisk. Otherwise, a photo of Frisk with all their friends will be shown at the end.