Toriel (Undertale)

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Name: Toriel (Formerly Toriel Dreemurr)

Age: Thousands of years (He is the same age as Asgore, who has been alive and fighting for thousands of years. Boss Monsters only age when their children do. Since Asriel died, both Asgore and Toriel have stopped aging.)

Classification: Boss Monster, Former Queen of the Underground

Relations Asgore (Ex-husband) Asriel (Biological son) Chara (Adopted son/daughter) Sans (Close friend)

Her appearance is that of an anthropomorphic goat with long eyelashes and dark red irises. She wears a large purple/blue dress with the Delta Rune engraved on the chest. She can also be seen in the True Pacifist Route menu or at home wearing reading glasses.

Toriel is a very kind and maternal monster who genuinely cares about the player and their well-being. She also has a tough side, as seen in her refusal to let the player leave the Ruins and her cold relationship with Asgore.

Toriel enjoys cooking. Many of her recipes use snails as a main ingredient, as does her favorite food, which is snail pie. She's also quite good at baking other things, as shown when she bakes a cinnamon-toffee pie for herself and the player (except in Hardmode, where she makes a snail pie due to a lack of ingredients).

Toriel has always wanted to be a teacher. When the player arrives at her home, she mentions that she has already prepared a curriculum for their education. This is also illustrated in the game's credits at the end of the True Pacifist Route, where she is shown standing in front of a school where she is a teacher or principal.

Before the events of Undertale Before the events of the video game, Toriel was queen of the Underground, wife of King Asgore and biological mother of Asriel.

One day, a human falls into the Underground. Toriel's son, Asriel, takes them in and treats them as part of the family. Some time later, the human becomes gravely ill. The next day, they die. Asriel uses the human's soul to cross the barrier, entering a nearby village, and places the human's body on a patch of Golden Blossoms growing in the center of the village. The villagers believe Asriel has murdered the child and attack him with everything they have. Asriel returns wounded to the Underground, where he finally collapses in the throne room garden and dies, crumbling to dust among the blossoms.

In a fit of rage and sadness at having lost two children in one day, Asgore declares war on humans, but Toriel does not accept this behavior and chooses to retreat to The Ruins.

She receives six other humans, and they all met the same fate; they left the Ruins and were killed.

Toriel saves the player from Flowey, healing the damage caused by the cruel flower. After introducing herself, she guides the player through the first few rooms of the Ruins. She encourages the protagonist to try talking to the monsters instead of fighting them.

She gives the player her cell phone before parting ways, so they can stay in touch. Toriel goes further in the Ruins, telling the player to stay wherever they are. She calls them frequently and is about to call again when she finds the player at their own house.

Surprised, Toriel shows the protagonist their new room in her house and leaves the player alone while she checks the cake she made to celebrate their arrival. If the player falls asleep during this time, Toriel will leave a slice of Cinnamon Caramel Cake in the room.

If Frisk decides to stay with Toriel, she will take their hand and they will go with the other characters. At the end of the credits, there is a scene where Toriel brings a piece of cake into Frisk's room. Frisk can tell her that they "have places to go." Toriel understands and isn't terribly upset to hear this. At the end of the credits, Toriel, Frisk, and their other friends are shown together in a photograph. Furthermore, in the credits, Toriel is shown welcoming Monster Kid to a school. Presumably, she became a teacher. Asgore is also present, suggesting that they have reconciled, at least to some extent.

If the Genocide Route is completed, and then the True Pacifist Route is completed, these endings are slightly modified, both with terrible consequences for Toriel and the others in the future.

Toriel is willing to take care of the protagonist, but when he finally asks how to leave the Ruins, she will head downstairs toward the exit. If the player follows her, she will explain that she is going to destroy the entrance to the Underground to prevent him from leaving and dying, just like the other humans who were previously killed for leaving the safety of the Ruins. If the player has befriended Sans, he reveals that he is friends with Toriel, though he doesn't know her name and they haven't met in person. They communicate through a door between them. She asked Sans to protect any human he encounters, which is mentioned when Sans takes the player to eat at the MTT Resort. It's not clarified that if he hadn't made that promise, Frisk would already be dead (the reason why Sans would have actually killed the player is unknown).

Toriel reveals that she was the queen of the monsters, that she was Asriel's mother and the adoptive mother of the first human who fell into the Underground.

If Toriel is spared, she will return to rule the Underground after Asgore's death, bringing a new policy to treat any human who enters the Underground as a friend. If the player kills Papyrus, Undyne, and/or kills 10 or more monsters, then Undyne (and/or the other monsters) will reveal herself, forcing her to return to her home in The Ruins. However, if the player has spared Papyrus and Undyne and killed nine or fewer monsters, the monsters will accept their policy, abandoning the plan to destroy the barrier, and the six collected souls will disappear. If the player did not kill anyone and became friends with Undyne, Toriel will be a teacher, in addition to being the queen. If the player also built the date with Alphys, then Toriel will check on Alphys's work (something Asgore never did), although in neutral endings, she will remain unaware of Alphys's true experiments. If the player kills Toriel, depending on which of the main characters survives, Sans may mention his friend's recent absence in his phone call to the protagonist. If Papyrus is forgiven, Sans suggests that she might have gotten sick, but he is interrupted by Papyrus before he can say more. If the player kills Papyrus but spares Undyne, Sans continues, revealing that he knows the protagonist killed his brother, and warns them that "things are bad" for them. Toriel is not mentioned when you kill Undyne but spare Mettaton.

Toriel appears just as Asgore and the player are about to fight, using her fire magic to strike Asgore. She tells the protagonist that she came to stop them from killing Asgore to escape, as it would be wrong to take a life to gain the freedom to leave the Underground. When the protagonist's other friends arrive, she recognizes Sans's voice as her friend's. After stopping Undyne and Alphys from kissing, she tells the protagonist that while they may have to remain underground, they will be able to enjoy spending time with their new friends.

Toriel, along with the player and their friends, is trapped by Flowey's vines. When Flowey tries to kill the player, Toriel is the first monster to intervene, using her fire magic to block Flowey's bullets. Her soul, along with all the others, is eventually absorbed by Flowey, allowing him to become Asriel once more. During their battle with Asriel, the protagonist manages to save the souls of their friends, including Toriel. Asriel uses the souls to destroy the barrier before releasing them and reveals to Toriel (as well as the other close friends) the protagonist's true name: Frisk. Asriel asks Frisk to take care of Toriel and Asgore.

Toriel doesn't remember much about what happened to Flowey, and she doesn't remember anything about Asriel. She tells Frisk they're free to explore the Underground and talk to various friends. Meanwhile, Alphys upgrades her cell phone, which allows her to text Frisk and gives them internet access, and she learns about emoticons, ASCII art, and cat videos.

Frisk leaves the Underground with Toriel and their other friends. As the others leave Frisk to begin their lives on the surface, Toriel asks Frisk what they will do now: