The World of Deltarune

Hometown is the outside world where the main characters Chris and Susie and other characters live. Description: It is surrounded by a dense forest with golden-yellow leaves, hinting that it is autumn in the city at the time of the game's events. The road runs vertically from the Dreemurr home to the refuge, branching into three streets running east to west and having two four-way intersections. There is a lake to the northeast of the city. In the city there are, for example: Toriel's house is a light yellow wooden house with a dark gray roof, gray frames, blue window sashes, red curtains, and a brown door with a gold handle. Flower King Flower Shop - Owned by Asgore Dreemurr, located east of the Ghost House and west of the beach path. The Sanctuary - A path south of the church and town hall leads into the woods and ends in a hollow with a mound of grassy earth and a large double door facing south.

The Dark World is a parallel reality. It's full of dangers and resembles a classic role-playing game. Some features of the Dark World: It can appear anywhere, making a small space feel like a huge kingdom. Inside it, inanimate objects acquire consciousness and desires: a deck of cards becomes a royal retinue, a pencil in a pocket turns out to be a sword, a chessboard becomes the grounds for a puzzle. The inhabitants of the Dark World in ordinary reality are ordinary things like playing cards or laptops.

Full name: Chris Dreemur Species: Human Gender: male Age: 16 years

Relationship: Asgore Dreemurr (adoptive father) Toriel (adoptive mother) Azriel (older half-brother) Ralsei (friend, partner) Susie (friend, classmate, co-worker, former enemy) Lancer (friend, partner, former enemy) Noelle Holiday (friend, classmate, co-worker, neighbor) December Holiday (ex-girlfriend, ex-roommate) Birdley (partner, classmate, former enemy) Alphys (teacher) Knight (unknown, possible ally) Tenna (old TV)

Combat information: HP: 20 (in the Light World), 90 (LVL 1), 120 (LVL 2), 160 (LVL 3), 200 (LVL 4) ATK: 10 Defense: 10 (in the Light World), 2 (in the Dark World)

Chris Dreemurr is a light-sided human and the protagonist of Deltarune. Chris is the first hero of the prophecy. He lives with his adoptive mother, Toriel, in the Dreemurr house in the northern part of Hometown. In the Dark World, Chris is the team's leader. He can act in combat. He wields a sword and can summon a shield for defense.

Appearance: Chris is a human teenager with a yellowish tint to his skin and tousled, shoulder-length, dark maroon hair. He wears a lime-green sweater with a single yellow horizontal stripe, along with plain brown pants and boots. One of Chris's most distinctive features is his long bangs, which cast a shadow that obscures the upper half of his face. During the brief moments when he rips his SOUL from his body, his red eyes can be seen glowing in the darkness. His red eye is also visible during the scene where he enters the dark world, beginning in Chapter 2. In the Dark World, Chris's appearance transforms, making him resemble a knight. He wears silver armor: pauldrons, a cuirass, gloves, and boots. Beneath this armor is a dark blue bodysuit, and a pink cloak is draped over his right shoulder. Chris's skin turns blue, and his hair dark blue. The shadow of his skin also falls on the cloak, creating the illusion of blue stripes on some sprites. Chris almost always has a blank, emotionless expression on his face.

Personality: During the events of the game, Chris is often described by others as an introvert. Susie and the King call Chris "the quiet one," and Noelle is surprised when he decides to talk to her about "anything," knowing that Chris is usually a quiet person. After Chris's brother, Asriel, left for college, Chris became distant from his already few friends. Half of Chris's room in his and Asriel's bedroom is strikingly empty, their shared gaming system is under Asriel's bed, and his old childhood books are stored in the junior high school where Toriel teaches. Toriel also mentions that Chris is usually not very energetic, as he often doesn't wake up on time and is often late, or falls asleep at the very beginning of class. Chris even prefers to take his mother's car to and from school instead of walking. Despite Chris's aloofness, he shows interest in various things. According to his neighbors, Chris has always been a mischievous child. He often pulled pranks, like smearing himself with ketchup and claiming it was blood. Chris sometimes flushes bath bombs down the toilet, which makes Toriel wary. When Chris was younger, he studied the occult with Cotty. He seems to still have an interest in the subject, as one of his search queries was "how to use magic." Chris loves video games and often played them with Asriel as a child. Chris is quite good at competitive games, as he can defeat Birdley. He also searched online for tutorials on how to play video game songs on the piano. Chris enjoys playing the piano. Before the events of the game, he often played the hospital piano, despite "missing most of the good keys." The monster at the hospital reception confirms that Chris can play the piano beautifully. In a private blog post, Noelle mentions that Chris often came to her house and played the piano, as he didn't have one at home.

Noelle explains that whenever she followed him into the dining room to listen to him play, Chris would immediately stop. However, if Noelle didn't interrupt him, Chris could play the piano for hours. If the player, while controlling a SOUL in Noelle's house, lingers in the kitchen vents, they can hear Chris playing the game's soundtrack on the piano, provided Chris has previously captured the SOUL at least once and closed the kitchen vents. Chris seems frustrated by the player's inability to play the piano, as he becomes angry when Susie laughs at his poor playing while under the player's control, and also expresses clear disagreement with the player if they choose the dialogue option where Chris never plays the piano again. Chris's favorite food is Toriel's pie, though he seems to have a general sweet tooth, especially chocolate. He enjoys chocolates, hot chocolate, and the Choco Bubna, which restores more HP to him than his teammates.

Relationship:

Azriel It's safe to assume Azriel was always kind to his younger brother. When they played video games together, Azriel apparently used a fake controller to let Chris play with the "real" one. He often asked Father Alvin for forgiveness for Chris's "sins" and carried Chris to school when he didn't wake up on time. Many Hometown residents mention that Chris and Azriel were very close. When Azriel left for college, Chris began communicating with him online, often staying up late. Despite this, Chris deeply misses his older brother and looks forward to his return from college.

Toriel Years before the events of the game, Toriel had difficulties raising Chris, as hinted by her frequent borrowing of the book "How to Court a Human" from the library. Despite this, Toriel is patient and caring. She finds most of Chris's antics endearing and amusing. She holds Chris's hand when they walk to school and keeps his childhood drawings in her office. Beyond her caring nature, Toriel knows Chris and his craving for chocolates well enough to lock them in her room to prevent Chris from eating them alone.

Susie At the beginning of Chapter 1, it's clear that Chris and Susie don't get along very well, to put it mildly. Susie is overly aggressive and rude toward Chris, disregarding his opinions and choices. Having entered the dark world, she still refuses to listen to Chris's commands or Ralsei's advice, attacking almost everyone in her path. Only after Susie finds a friend in Lancer and promises not to harm his father does she decide to listen to her teammates, trusting Chris to resolve enemy battles. Later, Chris proves his care for Susie by rushing to her side to protect her from the King's attack. Now, having finally seen Chris as a friend, Susie distracts the King from him, either to put him to sleep or to allow an enraged mob led by Lancer to overthrow the cruel ruler (depending on the player's actions in Chapter 1). After Chris seals the Dark Fountain, he and Susie find themselves in an unused classroom at school. After leaving, Susie invites Chris to return to the Dark World the next day. When Toriel calls Chris, he tells her he was spending time with a friend, implying he enjoyed his adventure with Susie. Throughout Chapter 2, Chris and Susie interact with each other extensively as allies, and Susie even eventually accompanies Chris around Hometown. This unintentionally leads to her staying overnight with Chris at his and Toriel's house, and they end up falling asleep while watching TV. This shows that Susie has warmed up to Chris to the point where they can now spend time together even outside of school or the Dark World. Throughout Chapters 3 and 4, Chris and Susie become even closer. In The Path of the Sword, Chris turns away from the screen when the player forces Mini-Chris to kill Mini-Susie. Chris also protects Susie when the player tries to attack her with Mini-Chris.

Ralsei Throughout the game, Chris and Ralsei work as a team. Ralsei mentors Chris, shares helpful advice, and suggests the best course of action in any given situation, whether solving a puzzle or fighting an enemy. Ralsei values ​​Chris highly and calls him a good friend, whose choices he considers crucial to the fate of the entire world. He also blushes deeply if Chris shows him particular affection and attention (for example, if Chris hugs him when the player is given the opportunity).

Noelle Chris and Noelle are childhood friends. They spent a lot of time together as kids, often hanging out with Asriel and Dess. Chris often played pranks and scared Noelle, though this didn't hinder their friendship, as she found most of his pranks amusing. As seen early in the game, Noelle is very kind to Chris, helping him with his homework, agreeing to share her pencil with him, and even offering to let him join her group with Birdley when she learns Chris doesn't have a partner.

In Chapter 2, Chris and Noelle team up and work together to escape Cybertown. Noelle learns to be brave and even overcomes her fear of mice. Near the end of the city, she opens up to Chris, reminiscing about the wonderful times they shared as children and even admitting that Chris is the only one who knows how weird she is.

In Chapter 4, Chris automatically picks up one of the pencils on Noelle's desk, a habit that doesn't strike Noelle as odd. When Noelle and Susie are sitting in Dess's room, Noelle mentions Chris's strange behavior and voice over the past few days—a result of the player's control, demonstrating that Noelle knows Chris very well and can detect when he's acting out of character.

A strange path On the Strange Road, Noelle almost unquestioningly complies with all of Chris's demands, or rather, those of the "terrifying voice" (the player). Despite her conviction that everything that happened was a nightmare, she begins to fear Chris, which becomes clear during their conversation in the hospital after returning from the Cyberworld.

When Chris and Susie visit Noelle's house in Chapter 4, she asks Chris to speak with her alone. Noelle reveals that Chris visited her that night, returned her watch, and apologized, claiming his actions were a prank. If the player chooses to continue the Strange Path, Noelle will be shocked and horrified when the player, controlling Chris, reads her mind and places the Ring of Thorns back on her. After this scene, Chris goes to the bathroom and angrily beats the SOUL, displeased with the player's treatment of Noelle. However, Noelle then expresses a joyful desire to see Chris at the festival tomorrow. The reason for this is currently unknown.

Birdley Initially, the relationship between Chris and Beardley is portrayed as entirely negative. He refuses to accept Chris as a partner on a group project and mocks him at every opportunity. However, in the Cyberworld, they team up to save Noelle and defeat the Queen, setting aside their differences. After their adventure, Beardley, like Noelle, believes the whole thing was just a dream, but he warms up to Chris and Susie, kindly wishing them a good day before leaving the library.

Dess As children, Chris and Azriel often spent time with Noelle and Dess. It's implied they were friends, though Dess couldn't stand some of Chris's antics. Once, when Chris told Noelle that ICE-E was "real and ate children," she had to beat him with a bat to teach him not to lie.

Rudy Rudolph Holiday is Chris's father, Asgore, best friend. He playfully calls Chris by various nicknames and enjoys chatting with him whenever Chris visits him in the hospital. While he doesn't think highly of Chris as the "creepy kid next door," he values ​​Chris and his family, even trusting him to look after Noelle.

Full name: Susie Species: anthropomorphic reptile Gender: female Age: 16 years

Relationship: Chris (friend, partner, classmate, former enemy) Ralsei (friend, partner, former enemy) Lancer (friend, partner, former enemy) Noelle (friend, partner, classmate) Birdley (partner, classmate, former enemy) Alphys (teacher) Gerson Boom (mentor, partner, friend) Queen (partner, former enemy) King (enemy)

Combat information: HP: 110 (LVL 1; as a team member), 120 (LVL 1; as an enemy), 140 (LVL 2), 190 (LVL 3), 230 (LVL 4) ATK: 14 (as a team member; check as an enemy), 7 (as an enemy) DEF: 2 (as a team), 2 + the armor you have equipped on her (check as an enemy), -5 + the armor you have equipped on her (as an enemy)

Susie is a light-side monster and one of the key characters in Deltarune. According to Ralsei's summary, Susie is the second hero of the prophecy. During battles in the Dark World, Susie wields a battle axe. She has the highest HP and attack in the party, allowing her to withstand multiple attacks and deal significant damage to enemies. Susie can use MAGIC, and her spells (such as "Rude Destroyer") can deal damage. In Chapter 2, she learns a healing spell, which improves as the story progresses.

Susie is a tall, purple-skinned reptilian monster, vaguely reminiscent of a dinosaur. She has voluminous, tousled, long, eggplant-colored hair with bangs that are often parted to the right. Susie has black pupils and yellow sclerae that can glow in the dark, a long snout, freckles on her cheeks, and sharp yellow teeth. Susie's bangs often cast shadows over her eyes, which occurs when she wants to appear intimidating or is depressed. After Chris protects her with his shield at the end of Chapter 1, Susie keeps her eyes visible for most of the remaining chapters. Susie has muscular arms, clawed paws, and a short tail that wags when she's happy. Her tail is deeply embarrassing to her, causing her to refuse to show it to others. Susie's reaction to Jevil's tail suggests she dislikes his short tail. In the Light World, Susie wears a long purple cardigan, a white t-shirt, ripped baggy jeans, and a pair of black boots. In the Dark World, Susie's hair turns plum, and her skin turns lavender-pink. Her outfit changes to a long black vest with purple trim, a purple T-shirt underneath, plum-colored cargo pants, a black belt with a large gold heart buckle, and black boots with gold soles. Susie also wears black bracelets with gold studs on her wrists and triceps. In Chapter 4, Susie wears one of Asriel's old outfits. It consists of a light brown jacket with a yellow brooch or flower, a crisp white shirt, and brown trousers.

At the very beginning of the game, Susie is shown as an apathetic, abrupt, and rude bully, instilling fear not only in her classmates but also in her teacher. She secretly eats the teacher's chalk, and when Chris catches her doing so, Susie decides that since she's going to be expelled anyway, it's better if it's for a real crime. She's about to bite Chris's face off, but stops out of respect for his mother. So, even at this stage of her development, it's clear she's capable of showing respect, she just doesn't want to. She's also shown as quite bossy and intolerant of dissent, forcing others to do things she doesn't want to do.

After entering the Dark World, she reveals an even worse side: upon learning that she is considered a prophecy-like hero destined to save the world, she flatly rejects this role, declaring that she would even find the destruction of the entire world somewhat amusing. Upon encountering any of the Dark Ones who stand in her way, she attacks without hesitation or heeding Ralsei's words, determined to inflict as much damage as possible. Everyone she attacks is left upset and frightened, but the situation changes when Susie comes face to face with Lancer. He is greatly impressed by Susie's terrifying intimidation methods and makes it clear to her that he wants to be like her. Susie is greatly surprised to suddenly feel supported instead of resisted.

After she becomes close to Lancer, it has a rather positive effect on her. Susie begins to help her new friend and worry about him. Eventually, she becomes so kind to Lancer that she even performs a noble act for him—she gives him a candy she'd been craving. This scene makes it clear that Susie is changing as a person, beginning to understand that friendship makes her happy.

When Lancer betrays Susie, she reveals her unhappy side for the first time—behind a mask of rudeness and brashness, she hides loneliness and a fierce desire to find at least one true friend. She is deeply angry at Lancer for his betrayal, but ultimately forgives him, refusing to kill him, realizing he did so with good intentions. Ultimately, Susie finally abandons her brutal methods for the sake of Lancer's friendship, asking Chris to teach her peaceful conflict resolution and accepting him as the leader she will listen to from now on. The fight with the King reveals her even more: in the most dangerous and tense moment, Susie realizes that the only solution to defeating the most powerful enemy is not to fight them, but to employ a clever solution, such as using Ralsei's pacifying spell or letting the angry crowd do the work for her. Either way, Susie realizes that if you constantly fight, you can hurt someone you care about. Having learned her lesson, Susie leaves the dark world with a passionate desire to return.

Having truly bonded with Chris, Lancer, and Ralsei, Susie still retains her quick temper with her enemies, but she's now always willing to listen to her friends' advice and sometimes even take initiative, showing herself to be quite intelligent, considerate, and resourceful. She's still prone to teasing her friends, but in a more friendly manner. Susie even stands up for Chris, scaring and chasing away Snowy and Monster Kid when she hears them making rude comments about him.

After meeting Gerson Boom, Susie gains confidence and begins to embrace her role as the hero of the prophecy. Although she feels her healing magic is inferior to Ralsei's, Gerson still encourages her to practice, helping her realize her potential. She later credits Gerson as the first person she truly learned something from, demonstrating her growing self-confidence.

Even after learning of the tragic ending of the prophecy, Susie does not give up and resolutely declares that she will not allow this to happen.

Susie seems to fall asleep easily, as evidenced by her use of the "Sing" action in the fight against her and Lancer, as well as at the end of Chapter 2, where she falls asleep almost immediately after she and Chris begin watching television. She can also eat almost anything, as evidenced by the contents of the refrigerator in her room in Ralsei's castle. She is strict about any interactions with her equipment in the equipment menu (for example, she refuses to equip any bows or equip the Maned Axe after it has been replaced with another weapon).

Full name: Noelle Holiday Species: anthropomorphic deer Gender: female Age: 15 years

Relationship: Rudolph Holiday (father) Carole Holiday (mother) Desember Holiday (older sister) Susie (friend, co-worker, classmate, love interest) Birdley (friend, partner, study partner, classmate) Chris Dreemurr (childhood friend, partner, classmate, neighbor) Cotty Kattenheimer (friend, classmate) Jockington (friend, classmate) Azriel (childhood friend) Queen (friend, partner, former enemy)

Combat information: HP: 90 ATK: 3 ZD: 1

Noelle is a light-type monster from Hometown and one of the key characters in Deltarune. She is one of Chris's classmates, as well as his neighbor and childhood friend. She plays a minor role in Chapter 1, but becomes a key character in Chapter 2, where she temporarily joins the team in Cyber ​​City. She also plays a significant role in the Light World section of Chapter 4, where she rejoins the team at her mansion. Noelle lives in the northwest part of Hometown with her parents, Carole Holiday and Rudolph Holiday, although the latter is currently being treated in the hospital for an unspecified illness.

Appearance: Noelle is a deer monster with short orange-brown fur, a red nose, freckled cheeks, protruding teeth, and two small antlers on her head. She has long, bright golden hair, pulled back into two symmetrical buns. She wears a red and green plaid V-neck sweater with dark gray sleeves, a white button-down shirt, and a dark gray skirt.

In the Dark World, her hair turns pale blonde and her fur takes on a pinkish tint. She wears a long white hooded cape with long, wide sleeves. Unlike in the Light World, where she smiles by default, in the Dark World, she has a neutral, unsmiling expression.

Personality:

She's friendly and cheerful, but also very timid, and sometimes has trouble saying what's on her mind. She often apologizes and keeps quiet about her feelings, such as her crush on Susie or her disappointment with Birdley. Noelle's father says she's scared of everything and describes her as "defenseless." He even claims she's afraid of people hiding under her bed. This was exacerbated (or started) by Chris's repeated attempts to scare her when they were both children. She tries to be more honest with Chris about her feelings and often yells at him when he makes fun of her. Beginning in Chapter 2, Noelle has become bolder and less fearful during her time with Chris in Cybertown. Noelle appears to have masochistic tendencies, particularly fantasizing about Susie bullying her (such as pushing her and making fun of her for inviting her to ride the Ferris wheel) and experiencing pleasure when the player tries to put spiky fabric on her. She is nostalgic for times when she was scared and doesn't mind being scared in the present, believing that someone will surely comfort her. Noelle apparently dislikes meat and enjoys eating salad, as evidenced by her reactions to Ancient Candy and Gigasalad, respectively, while Darkburger restores very little health. This may be due to the fact that real reindeer are herbivores. However, Noelle also has cheeky behavior that overshadows her shy demeanor. An example of this is when Birdley reveals his feelings for Susie, which causes Noelle to angrily shake him, as she, too, is in love with Susie. After Birdley calls Noelle in Chapter 4 to invite her to the festival, she fantasizes about grabbing him and shaking him. At the end of Chapter 2, she also confronts the Queen, rather than submit and create a dark fountain for her.

Full name: Birdley Species: anthropomorphic bluebird Gender: male Age: 15 years

Relationship: Noelle (close friend, co-worker, study partner, classmate) Queen (friend, ex-boss, ex-enemy) Chris (partner, classmate, former enemy) Susie (partner, classmate, former enemy, love interest) Ralsei (partner, former enemy) Alphys (teacher)

Combat information: OZ: 1985 (first battle), 900 (second battle) ATK: 10 (first battle), 9 (second battle), 6 (second battle, on the Strange Path) ZD: 0

Birdley is a Light Pony from Hometown. Birdley is the self-proclaimed number one student in Alphys's class, one of Chris's classmates, and Noelle's friend and study partner.

Appearance: Birdley is a bright blue bird monster with a yellow beak and feet. He wears black-rimmed glasses, a white button-down shirt with the sleeves rolled up, and a black T-shirt underneath, which resembles a badge of his face or a pocket on the left side. Birdley can turn his head 180 degrees, like an owl.

In the Dark World, Birdley's feathers become noticeably lighter, and the whites of his eyes turn a bright green. He wears the "Smart Scouter"—a special device consisting of a square orange lens over his left eye and two white and green pointed earpieces. His costume consists of an orange cape, white futuristic armor with pointed shoulder pads, bracers, and greaves. Underneath the armor, he wears a black bodysuit, and a green cloth is wrapped around his waist. In battle, Birdley wields a green laser halberd, shaped like a unicorn's head, with a yellow axe blade and yellow eyes.

Full name: Toriel Dreemur Species: anthropomorphic goat Gender: female Age: 39 years

Relationship: Azriel (son) Chris Dreemurr (adopted child) Asgore Dreemurr (ex-husband) Alphys (colleague) Sans (friend) Toriel is one of the key NPCs in Deltarune. She is the mother of Chris and Asriel, the latter of whom is a university student. She works as an elementary school teacher in Hometown. She and Chris live in the cozy Dreemurr home in the northern part of town.

Description

Appearance: Toriel looks almost identical to her Undertale namesake, and wears the same outfit as Toriel in the True Pacifist ending credits as her casual attire. She also wears glasses (which are inexplicably missing from her dialogue sprites) and a heart-shaped pendant (which isn't visible in her open-world sprites). In the Dark World, Toriel's attire takes on a more regal and mystical appearance. She wears a long, bright blue robe with long sleeves and a Delta Rune emblem on the chest. She also wears a small golden crown and golden shoulder pads.

Personality: Toriel has a kind and maternal nature, as she is Asriel and Kris's mother and a primary school teacher at the local school. She is neat and rather old-fashioned, still using a landline phone and a television with an external antenna. Like Toriel from Undertale, she enjoys baking, teaching, snails, and puns. She is very religious, keeping a hymn book in her house and participating in the church choir. Toriel is quite judgmental of others. She expects trouble from Kris due to his past pranks (such as flushing bath bombs down the toilet) and asks Kris not to eat the entire pie alone. Toriel's judgmental nature also extends to her fractured relationship with Asgore, although she refrains from criticizing Asgore directly in Kris's presence and allows him to visit freely.

Full name: Asgore Dreemur Species: anthropomorphic goat Gender: male Age: 46 years

Nicknames: Mr. Dreemurr (Noelle) Florist (Ice Wolf) FLORIST (prophecy) First appearance The Flower King

Relationship: Azriel (son) Chris Dreemurr (adopted child) Toriel (ex-wife) Rudy (best friend) Alphys (friend) Carol (employer) Undyne (former colleague)

Asgore Dreemurr is a minor NPC in Deltarune. He is Toriel's ex-husband and the father of Asriel and Kris. He currently lives in the Flower King, located in the northeast of Hometown.

Description:

1. Appearance: Asgore looks exactly like his Undertale namesake, and wears the same pink floral t-shirt and jeans as his casual attire, as Asgore does in the True Pacifist ending credits.

2. Personality Asgore is a very generous and hospitable character who acts quite friendly towards everyone. He loves and values ​​his family very much and tries at all costs to rekindle Toriel's former feelings for him at every opportunity. It seems Asgore doesn't really care about himself, as he lives in a mess and instead of selling flowers, he gives them away for free.

Full name: Asriel Dreemur Species: anthropomorphic goat Gender: male Age: 18 years

Nicknames: Azzy Doug (daddy cat)

Relationship: Chris (younger half-brother) Toriel (mother) Asgore Dreemurr (father) Noelle Holiday (childhood friend) Dess Holiday (childhood friend) Pizzapants (friend)

Asriel is an unseen character in Deltarune, the biological son of Toriel and Asgore, and the half-brother of Kris. During the first four chapters, Asriel is a university student, but is frequently mentioned by various characters throughout the game.

Description

Appearance: According to Susie and Noelle, Asriel bears a striking resemblance to Ralsei. Noelle notes this in Chapter 2 and openly addresses it in Chapter 4. Susie also notices it when she sees a photo of Asriel in Chapter 4, initially thinking it's a doctored photo of Ralsei. Ralsei appears to be aware of this resemblance, as there's an optional dialogue option in Chapter 3 in which he admits to resembling someone else. Chris, without the player's input, denies the resemblance: he interrupts Ralsei, saying he doesn't think they're all that similar, and when Susie brings it up, Chris immediately begins pointing out the differences. However, other characters who have seen both Asriel and Ralsei, such as Tenna, fail to notice any similarities.

Personality: Unlike his half-brother, Azriel is more open and friendly towards other townspeople. He is very popular in Hometown, and many of Chris's neighbors speak highly of him, praising him and looking forward to his return from university. Azriel has a large collection of trophies, which can be seen on the shelf in his and Chris's room. He loves music, including religious ska. Despite the differences between him and Chris, he genuinely cares for his younger brother.

Full name: Sans Type: skeleton Gender: male Age: 24 years

Nicknames: Bone Man (Azgore) The Store Guy (Susie and Rudy) Mr. Sans (Toriel) First appearance Hometown

Relationship: Papyrus (younger brother) Toriel (friend)

Sans is a minor NPC in the first two chapters of Deltarune. He runs his own grocery store in Hometown as a "janitor" (despite no one else working there). Sans is no different from his Undertale namesake. He appears as a rather short and "big-boned" skeleton, wearing an unbuttoned blue jacket with a gray hood, revealing a white T-shirt, black shorts, and white shoes underneath.

Personality: Sans is a laid-back individual who enjoys interacting with others for his own amusement. He is friendly toward Kris and eager to get to know the rest of Hometown. Sans also cares deeply for his younger brother's well-being. He also enjoys cracking jokes and making puns, which he demonstrates when talking to others. Sans never expresses surprise or confusion. When Chris greets him like an old friend or asks about his younger brother, despite Sans never mentioning him before, Sans's only reaction is a polite wink.

Name: Ralsei Species: anthropomorphic goat Gender: male Age: 13 years

Relationship: Chris (friend, partner) Susie (friend, partner, former enemy)

Combat information: HP: 70 (Level 1), 100 (Level 2), 140 (Level 3), 180 (Level 4) ATK: 8 ZD: 2

Ralsei is a dark and key character in Deltarune. As the third hero of the prophecy, Ralsei accompanies Chris and Susie and helps them on their adventures. Ralsei first appears in Castle Town, where he wishes to tell the two heroes of light about their destiny. During battles, Ralsei uses his scarf as a weapon. He can use his MAGIC spells (such as Prayer of Healing or Tranquilize) to support his team or help SPARE enemies. Of the three team members, he has the highest magic stats, but the lowest attack and HP. Ralsei appears as a short, dark-skinned man. When first encountered, he wears a blue hooded cloak that obscures his face, giving him a resemblance to the Boatman. For most of Chapter 1, he wears a green, pointed hat that conceals his horns and keeps his entire face and body in shadow. He also wears round green glasses, a pink scarf, and a long green coat with a black heart in the center. At the end of Chapter 1, Ralsei removes his hat, revealing a creature that strongly resembles the boss monster. His face resembles Asriel from Undertale, except for his pink-tinted horns and pink fur accents. Without his glasses, his eyes are noticeably pink, with pronounced eyelashes and pink eyeshadow. In Chapter 2, some details of Ralsei's attire differ from his appearance in Chapter 1. The sleeves of his coat become black, the edges are more uniform rather than appearing ragged, and the element on his chest appears to change from a heart to an inverted pike. This element is only present in some of his sprites, though most of his battle sprites and some overworld sprites continue to depict the heart-shaped element.

Personality:

Ralsei is a gentle and kindhearted man who cares deeply for his teammates. He places particular emphasis on the legend of the Delta Rune, calling his friends heroes and wanting them to behave accordingly. Ralsei becomes very attached to Chris and Susie during their adventure, striving to fulfill the prophecy and save the world from destruction with them. Unlike Susie, he abhors violence and prefers to resolve conflicts peacefully, believing that in a dark world there is no need for fighting.

At times, Ralsei can be overly trusting, as in the case of the King, where his naivety played into the latter's hands, allowing him to deceive and harm the team of heroes. But Ralsei learns from his mistakes and strives to be a better person for his friends.

Ralsei enjoys baking cakes for his friends. He also encourages Susie and Chris to do their homework, emphasizing the importance of education and demonstrating his responsible nature. Despite his sometimes bossy demeanor, he tends to let others boss him around, especially Chris and Susie. He gets very excited when he receives gifts or attention, which likely stems from his long history of isolation.

Despite his gentle and shy nature, Ralsei is equally courageous, rarely backing down in the face of danger and showing no fear in life-threatening situations.

While hints of this had been present before, Chapters 3 and 4 emphasize Ralsei's desire to be useful to Chris and Susie, as well as his low self-esteem. He expects Chris and Susie to abandon him once they manage to make friends in the Light World, and believes that dwelling on this is selfish. He also encourages other Dark Worlders to prioritize the feelings of Light Worlders above their own. However, both Chris and Susie believe Ralsei's feelings are important and promise to remain his friends.

Appearance:

Short, dark-skinned. Wears green clothes and a wizard's hat, a long pink scarf, and green glasses. Upon removing the hat, Ralsei's face is revealed to be similar to Asriel's, except for the glasses and pink horns. In the first chapter, a pointed green hat hides the horns and casts the face in shadow. At the end of the first chapter, Ralsei reveals his face to them - he turns out to look like Asriel, Chris's adopted brother.

Story Before the events of the game. Many years ago, Chris was adopted by the Dreemurrs and raised by a loving family. As the only human child in Hometown, Chris felt like an outsider among the monsters. As a child, he often asked his adoptive parents when he would "grow horns," prompting Toriel and Asgore to buy Chris a headband with red horns, which he wore for a long time until one day he lost it. As he grew older, Chris began spending more time with his older brother, Asriel. They often went on walks together or with their neighborhood friends, Noelle and Dess. Although the four were very close, over time they began to drift apart. Chris also tried to befriend Bratty, as she was one of the "big kids." He willingly allowed himself to be manipulated and brought Bratty food until she became ill. At some point, Toriel and Asgore divorced, but despite this, Chris and Asriel remained inseparable. After Asriel had to leave for college, Chris became more withdrawn and lonely.

Chapter 1 Chris walks into the classroom. Chris first appears onscreen asleep in his bed, woken up for school by Toriel. After getting out of bed, the player, controlling Chris, can explore the protagonist's house and then head outside, where Toriel is waiting. Hopping in the car, Toriel and Chris drive to school, leading to a short tour of Hometown. Late for class, Chris enters the classroom and is instructed by his teacher, Alphys, to choose a partner for a group project. Chris can speak with any of his classmates, but unfortunately, each of them already has a partner. After consulting with Noelle, Noelle asks Alphys if Chris can join her and Birdley's group, leading to a minor misunderstanding that is interrupted by Susie bursting into the classroom. Alphys immediately pairs Susie with Chris and decides to write the assignments, but notices that her chalk is missing again. On Noelle's advice, she sends Susie to get more chalk, then asks Chris to keep an eye on her to ensure she doesn't get into any trouble. As soon as Chris leaves the classroom, he catches Susie eating chalk. As soon as Susie spots him in the hallway, she menacingly approaches Chris, pins him against a locker, and threatens to bite his face off, assuming Chris will definitely report her and she'll be expelled. About to commit a "real crime," Susie changes her mind at the last moment and lets Chris go, saying he has a good mother, and she wouldn't want to force her to bury her own child. Chris and Susie's sudden fall. Chris and Susie head to the storage room, but discover it's "broken" and "has no walls." They rush to leave the room when the door suddenly closes, the floor beneath them begins to collapse, and they both fall. Chris awakens in a strange place, clad in armor and a cape, his skin taking on a bluish tint. After passing through several obstacles, Chris discovers Susie hiding in a pile of dust.

Susie, blaming Chris for what happened, tells him to direct her to the exit from the unfamiliar place, but one way or another, she breaks ahead of him. Ralsei meets Chris and Susie. After walking a short distance, Chris and Susie are attacked by a mysterious figure who rains down a hail of spears. After sliding down a cliff, Chris and Susie find themselves in an empty kingdom—Castle Town—where they encounter another mysterious figure, introducing himself as the prince of this land and offering to listen to the heroes' tale. Their conversation is soon interrupted by the same mysterious figure on a bicycle, who reveals himself to be Lancer—a young Dark One intent on stopping the heroes from sealing the Dark Fountain. He engages the heroes in battle but soon retreats. The mysterious figure removes his cloak and reveals his name—Ralsei. Susie, unwilling to "play hero," leaves Chris and Ralsei in hopes of finding a way out, leaving them alone. Ralsei joins Chris, and they continue their journey together, hoping to find Susie and fulfill the prophecy. Chris and Ralsei battle Susie and Lancer. Stepping beyond the threshold of Castle Town, Chris and Ralsei truly begin their adventure. Along the way, they encounter Lancer and his soldier minions. They soon find Susie and convince her to join their team. However, Susie steadfastly refuses to show mercy to her enemies, attacking everyone in her path. This leads to Ralsei criticizing Susie after another battle, forcing her to abandon her role as a hero, leave Chris and Ralsei's team, and join Lancer. The confrontation between the two teams culminates in their battle at the end of the Forest, after which Susie returns to the heroes, bringing Lancer with her. On the way to the Card Castle, Lancer realizes that if his new friends fight his father, the King, they will simply kill each other. Lancer flees from them to his castle.

Chris, Susie, and Ralsei attempt to pursue him, but the King's soldiers capture them and, on Lancer's personal orders, imprison them. Chris and Ralsei are locked in the same cell, while Susie is placed in a separate one. Chris helps Susie solve a puzzle and escape the cell, after which she sets off to free them. Finding Lancer, Susie battles him, discovering the reason for his betrayal but forgiving him and promising not to harm his father. Susie frees Chris and Ralsei, and they escape the prison. During the long elevator ride, Susie asks Chris and Ralsei for help, wishing to learn how to resolve battles with enemies peacefully. With Chris especially counting on her, Susie leaves the elevator, truly joining the heroes. After traversing all the rooms and traps of the Card Castle, Chris and his team reach the very top, where they see Lancer and the King. As they approach, the King threatens to throw Lancer off the roof and prepares to attack the heroes, but Lancer manages to escape his grasp, and the heroes engage the King in battle. After the battle, the King feigns exhaustion, tricking the heroes into healing him, after which he launches a sharp attack on Chris, Susie, and Ralsei. When the King attempts to attack Susie again, Chris rushes to her side and shields her, but the King knocks him away from his friends with another attack. The King approaches Chris and, taunting him, prepares to kill him as the leader of the Light. Suddenly, Susie attacks the King and draws his attention to herself, after which one of two possible outcomes occurs, depending on how the player dealt with the enemies encountered: either the King is overthrown and carried away by Lancer and his minions (if you have spared and warned the enemies about Susie throughout the adventure), or Susie puts the King to sleep with Ralsei's tranquilizing spell (if you or Susie have harmed at least one enemy besides Lancer, Jevil, and the King).

Chris and Susie promise each other to return to the dark world the next day. After bidding farewell to Ralsei, Chris seals the Dark Fountain and returns to the Light World with Susie. Afterward, Chris can wander through Hometown and speak with its inhabitants. When Chris returns to his home and goes to bed, the adventure ends. Chris smiles menacingly, his red eye flashing. At some point during the night, Chris begins tossing and turning in bed and leaps out from under the covers into the center of the room. As Chris stands on the carpet, he slowly raises his hand and violently rips his SOUL from his body, then forcefully throws it into a rusty cage in the corner of the room, thereby depriving the player of control over their body. Chris draws a knife, slowly turns his head toward the player's screen, and smiles menacingly, his red eye flashing.

Chapter 2 Toriel runs into Chris's room with a pie plate, on which she found his knife. She assumes Chris secretly ate the entire pie while she was sleeping and jokingly suggests locking the oven in the future. Chris gets out of bed, and they both head back to school. Chris, Susie, and Ralsei reunite with the Card Kingdom's residents in Castle Town. At school, Chris sleeps through all his classes and then ventures back into the dark world with Susie. They meet Ralsei and explore Castle Town, which undergoes dramatic changes after Chris, at Ralsei's request, transfers all the junk from an unused classroom, representing the dark ones from the Card Kingdom. Ultimately, Ralsei "banishes" Chris and Susie from his kingdom until they complete their homework. Chris and Susie go to the library, but discover that the door to the computer lab now leads to another dark world. They jump inside and find themselves in the Cyberworld. There, they meet their classmates Noelle and Birdley, as well as the Queen, the ruler of this world, who reveals her evil intentions to the heroes. While Birdley voluntarily sides with the Queen, Noelle refuses to participate in her plans and tries to avoid her. Eventually, Chris is separated from Susie and Ralsei and eventually finds Noelle, who joins him. In Chris's company, Noelle learns to overcome her fears and reconnects with him as a childhood friend, revealing a piece of herself during their journey together. Later, after the entire team reaches the Queen's mansion, Birdley defects to the heroes and agrees to help them rescue Noelle. For the final battle with the Queen's giant robot, Chris and the others join forces to create their own robot, which then leads to a fighting game-style battle. After the battle, Chris seals the Cyberworld's dark fountain and returns to the Light World with Susie, Noelle, and Birdley.

Chris creates a dark fountain in his house. After a stroll through Hometown, Chris returns home, and Toriel invites Susie to spend the night at their house. When Chris goes to the bathroom and turns on the water to wash his hands, he falls to the floor, raises one hand, rips out his SOUL again, and escapes through the window. After a conversation between Toriel and Susie, Chris returns to the bathroom, washes his hands, and returns his SOUL to his body. Later, it turns out that someone slashed the tires of Toriel's car. At the end of the chapter, after Susie and Toriel fall asleep, Chris opens a new dark fountain in the house using a knife he thrusts into the floor, putting his determination and willpower into it.

Chapter 3 The chapter begins with Chris and Susie waking up in the TV world. They quickly encounter Ralsei and, after a while, are greeted by Tenna, who announces the heroes as participants in his television program. After Tenna's introduction, he begins the TV show "TV Time," in which Chris, Susie, and Ralsei will participate live. After the show begins, Chris will be asked to enter a name, which the player will choose for him. The first round of "TV Time" begins with the heroes playing Tenna's video game "The Legend of Tenna," where they are required to collect at least three keys and a Mooncloud Stone. Chris and the others also battle Lanino and Elnina. After collecting three keys and a Mooncloud Stone, Chris and the others must complete a cooking minigame. Chris plays the role of a food delivery man, throwing food to Shadow Guys and Lanino and Elnina as they run past the kitchen counter. Chris can jump to avoid fire and catch food in mid-air, earning extra points. After completing the minigame described above, Chris, Susie, and Ralsei find themselves in the Green Room, where they can rest before the next round of "TV Time." If the heroes achieved an S-rank or Z-rank, or chose to spend 1500 POINTS on a fake S-rank pass, the player will be able to begin the Path of the Sword. In the second minigame, which takes place on an island field, Chris and the others take three Great Photos to unlock a magical raft that will take them to Atlantis. While searching for Great Photos, Susie swaps controllers with Chris, temporarily giving the player control of her character, AXE-HERO. Once Chris reaches Atlantis, before the physical challenge of a rock concert, he has the option to strike a cool or glamorous pose. He then plays electric guitar to the song "Raise Up Your Bat" with Susie on drums and Ralsei on vocals.

After the second round, the heroes reluctantly agree to participate in the bonus round, after which they find themselves back in the green room. Susie goes to Tenna to tell him they'll be leaving after the bonus round and that the show can't go on forever, but overhears him on the phone—to find and capture something so the show can go on forever. Susie no longer trusts Tenna, so she dissuades Chris and Ralsei from participating in the next round in favor of searching the green room and discovering the truth. After the heroes enter a door guarded by a zapper guard and solve Tenna's puzzles, they find themselves in a cold place and discover what he wanted to hide from them: a sleeping Toriel, trapped in a gashapon ball. Tenna notices the heroes and panics, sending them back to the show. When Tenna initiates the bonus round, which takes place on the town field, the heroes refuse to continue playing, prompting Tenna to trap them in Gashapon balls and force them to participate in the bonus round. The heroes are forced to participate in quizzes, complete glitchy and erratic physics challenges, and fight enemies using only actions, while Tenna takes control of the round on the burning town field, desperately trying to keep the heroes in her game. Chris, Susie, and Ralsei manage to escape by pressing the off button during a fight with a zapper. When the heroes return to the cold place where they found Toriel to seal the fountain, Tenna blocks their path and explains why he wants to create a show that will never end: he used to be the Dreemurr family's favorite television, which they watched for hours. Asriel and Chris watched cartoons while playing, Toriel watched cooking shows to learn new recipes, and the Holiday family always gathered with the Dreemurr family in front of the TV to watch the annual holiday programs.

However, due to various circumstances (Dess's disappearance, Asgore and Toriel's divorce, Rudy's illness, Chris's estrangement from Noelle, and finally Asriel's departure for college), the Dreemurr family began watching television less and less, until they stopped using it altogether. Tenna wanted to become "useful" again, and the Thunder Knight convinced him that if Tenna could create an endless show for the heroes, he would regain his coveted audience. Unable to convince them, Tenna engages the heroes in battle, offering to let them go if they can score enough points by playing the previous minigames. After the battle, which serves as the show's "final test," Susie encourages Tenna and convinces him to free Toriel and allow them to seal the fountain. As Tenna frees Toriel, the Thunder Knight attacks him. The Thunder Knight then attempts to kidnap Toriel, but is stopped by Susie. The heroes battle the Knight but are defeated, after which the Knight attempts to kidnap Toriel again, but is stopped by Undyne. The Knight kidnaps Undyne, leaving the Dark World with her and forcing Chris and Susie to pursue him into the Light World. The heroes chase the Knight to a mysterious hideout, where, as it turns out, another dark fountain has been created. The Knight locks himself inside with Undyne, and Susie frantically bangs on the doors until she discovers a hidden combination lock. Susie suggests returning to the Dreemurr house to seal the fountain. After Susie leaves, Chris approaches the hideout, examines the combination lock, and the doors open for him, ending the chapter.

Chapter 4 Chris is asleep on a chair in the Dreemurr family's living room, dreaming of himself and Susie standing in front of a fountain. In the middle of Susie's speech, he awakens when Toriel calls him to breakfast. Chris sits at the table, where Toriel gently pinches his cheek and tells him he "slept like a puppy." During breakfast, Toriel invites Susie to attend church service with her and Chris. Everyone prepares for the service, changing into appropriate attire, after which Chris can leave the house or explore it with Susie. At the church, Chris can sleep, listen to the service, or check his pockets. The latter option depends on the FILE completion and is subject to a variety of comments from Susie. If Chris has Dark Candies in his inventory, he can apply stickers to himself or Susie, which represent Dark Candies in the Light World. Under certain conditions, Chris can obtain Ancient Chocolate, and Susie will find a letter written for Katie in Asriel's jacket. However, Chris falls asleep when Father Alvin begins to read a sermon by Gerson Boom, his late father. After the service, Susie wakes Chris, and they each share a glass of church juice. At Susie's request, Chris questions the church parishioners about the safehouse code. Chris manages to learn useful information from Noelle and Alphys. For the latter, Chris must first prepare a glass of his favorite juice, although he can simply drink it in front of Alphys and then ask about the safehouse. Afterward, Chris shares all the information with Susie, who decides to ask Noelle to invite the two of them to her house under the pretext of working together on a school project. When Noelle agrees, Susie and Chris high-five each other, after which Susie pushes Chris out of the church. Outside, Chris watches Asgore try to make peace with Toriel, but fails and gives Chris flowers instead.

Afterwards, Chris and Susie take off their clerical attire and explore Hometown before heading to Noelle's. Chris and Susie can visit Castle Town, have tea at Ralsei's castle, see his room, and grab a bite to eat at the QC Diner. At the locked gate, Chris gives Susie a rose as a snack until Noelle opens the gate. In the front yard, Noelle joins Chris and Susie as part of a "study group," after which they explore Noelle's house before settling into her living room. After Susie discards Noelle's phone following Birdley's call, she tasks Chris with searching for the code. When Chris enters Dess's room, he finds her guitar. Upon interacting with it, Chris falls to his knees and rips out the SOUL. Chris goes downstairs to throw the SOUL into a box in the gift room and slams the door. Chris is later seen in the kitchen, drinking chocolate milk and listening to someone unknown. Once the monologue ends, Chris rests his head on the counter. If SOUL approaches Chris, makes noise, or enters his line of sight, he will capture SOUL or knock it unconscious with a bottle. When Chris returns to the gift room, he will close the ventilation grill before throwing SOUL into an empty gift box again. As he leaves, he slams the door, causing the ventilation grill to open, allowing SOUL to escape the room again. If SOUL returns to the kitchen and remains idle for a while, Chris will eventually slowly walk to the piano and begin playing various songs from the Deltarune soundtrack. Once Noelle and Susie leave SOUL alone, she manages to slip off the table and head into Dess's room, where Chris throws a hockey puck from under the bed at her. Chris then pounces on SOUL and grabs the guitar before hearing Susie and Noelle wonder about the loud noise coming from Dess's room, before hiding with SOUL and the guitar in the closet.

After Susie and Noelle enter the room and sit by Dess's bed, Chris begins attacking SOUL with a hockey stick while Susie and Noelle discuss the latter's "dream." When SOUL finally strums Dess's guitar, Chris hits it several times, unintentionally startling Susie and Noelle with the noisy sounds. Susie then opens the closet door and sees Chris lying on his back holding Dess's guitar. Susie tells Chris to stop making so much noise and takes the guitar from him before closing the closet door again. As soon as Susie and Noelle leave the room, Chris cracks the door and calls the stranger he was listening to earlier. He tells the stranger about Susie and the guitar, and the stranger says he'll be there soon. Chris then places the SOUL back into his body, stumbles out of the room, and watches as Susie plays the guitar for Noelle. When Carole Holiday enters the house, she notices Susie playing the guitar and sends her away, but addresses Chris with a remark: "You're always welcome here." Chris and Susie decide to return to the Dreemurr house, but find the door locked. When they go to the church to ask Toriel for the key, they discover a dark world within and enter it to rescue Toriel, who they believe is trapped inside. In the dark sanctum, Chris and Susie reunite with Ralsei and encounter a strange old man. After exploring the dark sanctum and failing to stop the Knight, the heroes seal the fountain of this dark world. Returning to the church, Chris and Susie discover that another dark world lies behind the locked doors. Searching the church for the door code, Susie decides to create a new dark fountain in hopes of learning the code from the old man, who all this time was the dark reincarnation of the deceased Gerson Boom. In the 2nd Sanctuary, Chris and Susie learn that Ralsei has been hiding much from them regarding the prophecy and what awaits them in the future.

Susie forgives and consoles Ralsei, who promises to be more honest, after which the heroes learn the door code as they prepare to seal the fountain of the shrine. After sealing the fountain of the Second Shrine, Chris and Susie return to the Light World and open the doors to find the Knight in the Third Shrine. The Knight, confronting the heroes, opens another dark fountain to summon a Titan—the harbinger of Rumbling. When all hope seems lost due to the Titan regenerating all damage it received, the heroes defeat it thanks to unexpected help from Gerson. Before Ralsei can reunite with the heroes, Susie goes in search of Gerson, but instead finds the final prophecy. Before Chris and the player can see it, Susie shatters the prophecy and assures Ralsei that none of them "would have allowed this to happen." Kris seals the fountain of the 3rd Sanctuary and returns home with Susie. There, they learn that Toriel canceled choir practice because of the rain and was home the whole time, drunk and dancing with Sans in the living room. This prompts Susie to leave. After Kris goes to bed and tries unsuccessfully to sleep, his phone rings, and an unknown caller reminds him not to forget the promise he made. Chapter 4 reveals that Chris visited Noelle off-screen and apologized for the events of Strange Road, saying it was just a joke. He also removed her thorn ring, which, as it turns out, is a thorn in the Light World. He also picked up Birdley from the computer lab and took him to the hospital. When Chris and Susie visit Noelle at her home, Noelle asks Chris to speak with her alone after he rips his SOUL from his body. The player, controlling the SOUL, enters Noelle's room through the vents and eavesdrops on the conversation between her and Chris.

After this, SOUL is able to approach Chris and regain control of him, allowing him to place the Ring of Thorns on Noelle again and reveal to her that the previous events were not a dream. A small red pixel appears on the screen, followed by a large crack. Chris then shoves SOUL into the bathroom trash can and viciously kicks it. The game then proceeds as usual, although additional dialogue is added. For example, when Ralsei suggests Chris think about Susie as she goes to get the sheet music, the player is given the opportunity to think about Noelle, causing a small red pixel to appear on the screen with the caption "Thank you...," followed by a red flash. At the end of the chapter, Carol Holiday calls Chris to find out if he's "going to the festival tomorrow." A single red pixel appears on the screen again, and the chapter ends.

Full name: Sumpton Type: doll

Spamton is a Dark One from the Cyberworld. He first appears in Cybercity as a miniboss. He is also one of the vendors in Chapter 2.

Appearance: Spamton looks like a miniature doll with a large head and short limbs. He closely resembles the Addisons, as he was once one of them. Spamton's color scheme, like the Addisons', uses the same colors that are included in the default Microsoft Paint palette. Spamton has black hair slicked back in a pompadour, an elongated nose, a red cheekbone, and white skin. Spamton wears glasses with black frames and colored lenses. His right lens is pink, and his left is yellow. These same colors are found in the eyes of FRIEND and one of the Mike impostors. However, his lenses can swap colors. Sometimes, his black pupils can be seen. On rare occasions, Spamton's lenses are replaced by television static or blue tears. Spamton has the ability to increase the size of his head. Additionally, his face periodically glitches. Spamton wears a black V-neck shirt with long sleeves, white pants, and white shoes.

Spamton's design appears to be based on popular puppets: he shares the same face and clothing style as classic ventriloquist puppets, and his nose resembles Pinocchio's. This is further hinted at by his NEO form, in which he refers to himself as a puppet, and the track "A Real Boy!", whose name is a reference to Pinocchio. When Spamton was still Addison, he had a clean white face, a red jacket, a yellow tie, and combed black hair. His outerwear generally resembled Tenna's outfit. He also didn't wear glasses.

Personality: At one point in his life, Spamton was a natural salesman, always ready to make a deal. While he still retains these traits, his dealings have become mindless and violent. He claims he became a salesman not for the money, but for the freedom to make his own deals. However, he still tries to cheat Chris out of his money (which he calls "cromers") at every opportunity. In most dialogue, Spamton appears desperate and mentally unstable, seemingly projecting himself onto Chris, contradicting himself, and saying nonsensical things. This mental instability seems to briefly disappear after the fight with him in his NEO form, when he wishes Chris and his friends well on their journey without using his speech quirks.

Speech features: Spamton's speech resembles typical jumbled spam text, a significant portion of which consists of nonsensical words in square brackets, apparently lifted from various advertisements. Spamton consistently pronounces "generosity" as "genorisity," "guarantee" as "guaranttee," and "special" as "specil," with the only exception being at the end of the fight with Spamton NEO after cutting all the wires. Spamton rarely uses completely correct grammar or capitalization. This can be seen in the cutscene after defeating Spamton NEO in a normal playthrough, as well as briefly in his shop. From the Addisons' narration of Spamton's history after defeating Spamton NEO, it is clear that he spoke normally before, and his speech quirks likely developed only after he lost everything.