Undertale in the village of Molochnoye.

Appearance: A sentient golden flower with a white head, six yellow petals, and a light green stem. Flowey can imitate various faces and voices: in certain situations, it imitates Toriel and Asgore, the protagonist's face before the final battle on the Neutral Route, and its previous form at the end of the Genocide Route.

Personality: Flowey initially appears to be a friendly and polite flower, but as the conversation progresses, his evil side is revealed. He scolds the protagonist for ignoring the "kill or be killed" principle. Flowey is a good planner when the situation demands it, and is also a skilled manipulator.

Goals: Flowey wants to get human souls from Asgore and become strong so he can have more fun.

Attacks: Like a flower, Flowey only uses three attacks: a scatter of five "friendly petals", a large ring of bullets that surrounds the soul and is impossible to dodge, and a vertical row of bullets that flies down the sides of the battlefield.

Story: By the end of the game, it is revealed that Flowey is actually Asriel Dreemurr, the son of Toriel and Asgore, who was turned into a flower.

Description: A large boss monster with golden hair and a beard, and long, spiraling horns on its head. It wears armor, a long purple cape with golden shoulder pads, and a chestplate shaped like the Delta Rune. It also wears a small crown with a stone inside (the stone is visible during the fight).

The weapon in battle is a sharp red trident with a six-petaled flower at the base.

Biography Before the events of the game, Asgore and Queen Toriel ruled the Underground for a long time after humans sealed the monsters within the Underground at the end of the war. At some point, they had a son, whom they named Asriel. They later sheltered the first human to fall into the Underground. Seeking revenge on humanity, Asgore began harvesting the souls of those who had fallen into the Underground, intending to use their power to destroy the ancient Barrier created to trap the Underground's inhabitants. Serves as the penultimate boss of the neutral route.

Character Asgore is introduced to the player as a calm, kind, and slightly confused family man. He tries to be good-natured, despite knowing the outcome of events. He appears to be a warrior by nature, but at the same time, killing brings him serious mental anguish. Out of excessive caution and a pessimistic outlook on the monsters' release, Asgore waited until the very end, until all seven people needed to open the barrier had fallen into the deadly trap. However, Asgore's plan failed because time ran out, and the window of opportunity for victory closed.

Capabilities Fire Magic - Asgore uses fire for many magical attacks. For example, he summons waves of fire, creates huge walls of fire, and circles of fireballs that rush toward the enemy. Trident - Asgore swings his weapon across the battlefield, attempting to strike his opponent. The trident leaves behind traces of magic, making dodging impossible.

Asgore's attack and defense can be reduced in two ways:

1. If you eat the butterscotch pie that Toriel made for the protagonist during a fight with him, Asgore's attack will decrease by 1 and his defense by 5.
2. If the protagonist hasn't killed anyone and has spoken to Asgore 3 times, his attack will decrease by 1 and his defense by 10.

Fight:

1. Before the battle, Asgore destroys the Mercy button.

2. In battle, he uses his trident and fireballs. Some attacks: several waves of small fireballs at the top of the screen, writhing and moving in a spiral, rings of fireballs that gradually spiral around the battlefield, trying to surround the protagonist's soul;

3. Asgore's arms move in parallel, leaving large fireballs that move towards the protagonist's soul almost immediately after they appear.

4. Asgore's attacks become faster as the battle progresses, but none of them can kill the protagonist outright until his HP reaches 1.

5. Due to the lack of a Spare button, the player is forced to attack Asgore until he reduces the king's HP to a minimum, and he surrenders.

In the Genocide Route, where the player intends to kill everyone, the player is strong enough to kill Asgore in one hit.

Frisk can reset their game progress, but this isn't enough to completely erase the other characters' memories of what happened before the reset. The only way to completely erase the memories of all characters, including Frisk, is a "true reset," which becomes available to the player after completing the True Pacifist's Path.

Story: Frisk is the eighth human to fall into the Underground. Unlike the first human, Frisk lands in a patch of golden flowers. After falling into the Ruins, Frisk encounters Flowey and Toriel. Flowey explains the workings of this world to Frisk and attempts to kill him, but Toriel saves him from death. She then guides Frisk through the Ruins and gives him a phone on the way to her house, intending to keep Frisk with her. Frisk travels through the Underground in search of an exit, which is located in the castle of the monster king, Asgore Dreemurr. The player learns that the king requires seven human souls to destroy the Barrier and free the monsters, and that he already has six. At the end of their journey, Frisk reaches Asgore's castle and learns that the monster king must be killed, as crossing the Barrier requires not only the soul of the seventh human, but also the soul of a monster.

Frisk is the player-controlled protagonist of Undertale. He is the last of eight people to enter the Underground through Mount Ebott. In the game, you must accompany Frisk on this adventure and escape the Underground. (Frisk's name is only revealed at the end of the True Pacifist's Journey)

Appearance: Frisk is a yellow-skinned human child. They wear a blue sweater with two purple stripes, blue pants (often depicted as shorts in official Undertale merchandise), and brown boots (usually depicted as black or a darker shade).

The character's gender is unspecified. Throughout the game, they are referred to using the pronouns "they/them" or generic terms (e.g., "child," "human").

The facial expression remains constant throughout the game, but the dialogue text hints at the emotions being displayed. For example, during the battle with Napstablook, the text box indicates that Frisk gives him a "restrained smile" when encouraging him.

Personality: Frisk has no set personality. The player decides what kind of character they will be. However, the narrative describing Frisk's actions often changes depending on their decisions.

Depending on the ending the player chooses, the other characters' attitudes towards Frisk change:

During the Pacifist route, characters like Asriel highlight Frisk's character traits such as kindness, understanding, and compassion.

If the Genocide path is chosen, Frisk is depicted as an evil, dark character.

While Frisk almost always obediently follows the player's commands, they can also perform actions beyond their control, which most often occurs when asked to do something by others (for example, Frisk hiding behind a well-shaped lamp at Sans's request).

Abilities: Frisk possesses sufficient determination to save, heal at save points, and respawn at their last save point after death. This power was acquired after falling into the Dungeon.

Undyne is an anthropomorphic fish with light blue scales. She has dark red hair tied in a ponytail. Blue and red striped appendages resembling fish fins protrude from the sides of her head, and her nose is invisible. Undyne has red spots on her eyelids, and her eyes are yellow with a long black pupil. She wears a black eyepatch over her left eye. She has long, protruding yellowish teeth. At work, Undyne wears a knight's uniform and wields a spear.

Personality Undyne has an intense and passionate personality. She's strong-willed and confident, and as a result of serving King Asgore, she's become merciless toward her enemies. Some personality traits:

Loves to teach others and is a mentor to Papyrus in various skills.

Has a competitive spirit, but is ultimately close to those she considers friends.

Has deep respect for Asgore and romantic feelings for Alphys.

Has the crudest vocabulary of all the Undertale characters and uses the most curse words in the game.

Objectives: Kill Frisk (the player) and take their souls to help Asgore get the 7th soul and break the barrier.

Capabilities:

Soul Manipulation (Green Mode): Undyne colors her opponent's soul green, freezing them in place and preventing them from moving.

Arrows. Undyne fires multiple arrows at her opponent from all directions, forcing them to block the blows while remaining in place.

Spears. Undyne uses one of two spear-wielding techniques: magically hurling spears in a straight line from all directions at the enemy, or abruptly contracting her range, forcing her to dodge spears erupting from the ground.

Spear Ring: Undyne forms rings of spears around her opponent.

Name: Undyne is derived from the name of the water nymphs in Greek mythology, the undines. It's also a play on the word "undying," as Undyne doesn't die immediately if her health is reduced to zero.

Toriel's appearance: She resembles an anthropomorphic Nubian goat with drooping ears and short horns. She has two visible fangs and long eyelashes, and the irises of her eyes are a burgundy hue. Unlike real goats, Toriel has paws rather than hooves. She wears a purple robe with white sleeves and a Delta Rune symbol on the chest. She wears glasses when reading.

Toriel's personality: She is a motherly monster who genuinely cares for the protagonist and their well-being. Despite her maternal traits, she also has a more serious side, which manifests itself in her attempts to keep the protagonist in the Ruins and her cold attitude toward Asgore. Toriel also has a playful side, as she enjoys puns and silly jokes.

Biography: Before the events of Undertale, Toriel was married to Asgore and gave birth to a son, Asriel. When the first human entered the Underground, she adopted him as their child. The deaths of their two children prompted Asgore to declare war on humanity, and as a result, Toriel abandoned him and retreated to the Ruins.

Toriel's given name is a partial anagram of the word tutorial (a slang term for a computer game instructional manual).

Fight[2]: When the protagonist's HP drops to 1, Papyrus places them in a barn, which he calls a "prison", which, however, is quite easy to escape from.

After three losses, Papyrus suggests skipping the fight.

In the Genocide Path, Papyrus immediately spares the protagonist, though they can be killed with a single attack. Accepting the mercy cancels the Genocide Path.

Description: A tall skeleton with an anatomically inaccurate skull structure (compared to his brother's round skull).

The mouth almost always displays a smile, and the pupil-less eyes resemble vertical slits with expressions that he shows with his pseudo-eyebrows.

He wears a homemade costume he made with Sans a few weeks before the events of the game for a costume party, which he calls his "battle body." The costume consists of a white chest plate with gold accents, a short red cape, gold-accented gloves, blue shorts with a gold belt, and tall red boots.

Biography Before the events of Undertale, Papyrus moved to the town of Snowdin from an unknown location with his brother, Sans. He dreams of becoming a member of the Underground Royal Guard and hopes to capture a human to impress the guard's leader, Undyne. To this end, the brothers set several puzzle traps in the Snowdin forest. One day, Papyrus and Sans encountered a human child who had fallen into the Underground and attempted to capture him and bring him to King Asgore. After solving numerous puzzles to try to catch the child, Papyrus instead befriended him and wished him luck on his journey.

Character Eccentric, shocking, naive, egocentric, but at the same time kind.

He cares about those around him, such as those who talk to him and want to be friends with him.

Sometimes forgetful and unobservant, but can also be cunning, such as using reverse psychology to trick Undyne into befriending the protagonist.

Unique in that he speaks exclusively in capital letters, as if he were always shouting.

Fight: Papyrus is the second boss in the game and the boss of Snowdin.

Some features of the fight: The first attack is the "famous blue attack" that Sans might have warned the protagonist about earlier.

Papyrus attacks with a series of bones that move along the bottom of the field, which can be dodged by jumping.

His favorite phrase is: "WOW!"

The Gaster Blaster is a weapon Sans uses in combat. As its name suggests, it's somehow related to V.D. Gaster. It's a fairly fast-moving ranged weapon of varying sizes and purposes. Some fire two or more shots. The blaster resembles the skull of a dog- or dragon-like creature, firing laser beams from its mouth. When fired, the lower jaw splits in two. Sans uses it in both standard and blue modes. The beam's width directly depends on the blaster's size. During his final attack, Sans uses a large number of blasters firing in a circle. During and after each shot, the blaster's eyes begin to flicker.

Capabilities: Sans has the ability to use "shortcuts," which allow him to quickly cover large distances in a short time. Furthermore, Sans is capable of appearing in multiple locations within a single room at once (as seen in the room leading to the mysterious door in Snowdin Forest), suggesting that Sans possesses the ability to teleport. Doggo also alludes to this by claiming that the skeleton sometimes appears nearby without any indication of approaching (this line can be heard if you speak to Doggo in Grillby's Pub after sharing a meal with Sans, or if you ring the bell at Doggo's post repeatedly). Thanks to his "research," Sans is knowledgeable about timelines; Flowey notes that the skeleton is the cause of most of his resets. His knowledge of timelines makes him more observant, allowing him to detect when the protagonist is acting unusually simply by looking at their facial expression. In the Genocide Route, Sans uses the protagonist's facial expression to determine how many times he's killed them. Sans is able to dodge the protagonist's attacks, which distinguishes him from other enemies in the game. However, his combat power is quite energy-consuming, and by the end of the battle, he shows visible signs of fatigue, causing him to fall asleep mid-battle.

Personality: Sans is a very laid-back person. He enjoys sleeping, which he does during his breaks at work. He's known for his jokes, which his brother, Papyrus, greatly dislikes. Sans is also kind and friendly. He believes in the good in others, and that they do bad things because of something in their lives that led to them. He believes that actions should be motivated by a desire to protect friends and help someone, not revenge.

Sans once said he doesn't like making promises, but when he does, he tries to keep them to the end. He said the only thing that saved the protagonist from death was his promise to Toriel to protect the fallen. On the Genocide Route, he can no longer keep that promise, but even as he contemplates breaking it to stop a mass murderer, Sans silently apologizes to Toriel.

Sans is presented as a lazy character, but it's emphasized that this laziness is a result of his knowledge of timelines, and how everything he's worked for can vanish without a trace with a single reset. Furthermore, Sans himself clearly doesn't consider himself lazy, stating that this is as far from the truth as possible.

Sans apparently has a scientific background. Evidence includes a quantum physics textbook, his workshop, his love of science, his inexplicable ability to teleport, and his research into timelines.

Sans hints that he once had another life to which he was trying to return, saying he "gave up trying to go back a long time ago." When Sans becomes a lost soul, he tells the protagonist, "You'll never see them again." Although it's unclear what exactly Sans is trying to return to.

Nicknames: Skeleton Sans (about himself) LAZY MAN (Papyrus) Sancy (the drunk rabbit) Smiling Trash Bag (Flowey)

Relationship: Papyrus (younger brother) Toriel (close friend) Alphys (friend)

HP: 1 (scripted to die in one hit) Attack: 1 (there is no temporary invulnerability when taking damage from his attacks) Defense: 1 (Dodges every attack for 22 turns)

Appearance: Sans is a rather short and "big-boned" skeleton whose hands strongly resemble mittens. He is always seen with a wide, toothy grin on his face. Sans wears an unbuttoned blue jacket (or sweatshirt) with a gray hood and a white T-shirt underneath, black shorts with white stripes, and a pair of slippers. His black eye sockets contain white pupils that disappear when he is serious or angry. When using telekinesis, Sans's left eye develops an iris, flashing blue and yellow (the colors of patience and justice), while his right pupil disappears.

Molochnoye is a village in the Vologda Municipality, Vologda Oblast, Russia. It is the fifteenth-largest settlement in the region by population.

Coordinates: 59°17′29″ N, 39°40′06″ E. Area: 2,977 km². Height of the center: 130 m. Climate type: temperate continental. Time zone: UTC+3:00. Telephone code: 8172. Postal code: 160555.

The village is located on the left bank of the Vologda River, 7 km northwest of the border of the city of Vologda or 15 km from the center by road.

Surrounded by the Mayskoye rural settlement of the Vologda region.

Nearest settlements: Mitenskoe village (about 2 km) Skorodumka village Petrakovo village Kozhino village (about 1 km) and others.

History: Since the second half of the 19th century, the Fominskoye estate stood on the site of the village. On October 13, 1948, by Decree No. 732/87 of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR, the settlement of Molochnoye in the Vologda region was classified as a workers' settlement - this is the official date of the founding of Molochnoye. In 2004, the urban-type settlement of Molochnoye was transformed into a village.

Population As of 2023, the population of the village of Molochnoye is 6,484 people. Density: 2178.03 people/km².

Infrastructure: The village is connected to the city of Vologda by public transportation via city bus routes. Due to the village's small size, there is no public transportation within the village. Molochnaya railway station is located 4 kilometers south of the village directly or 6 km by road. The village has the Church of the Resurrection of Christ, a WWII memorial, a community center, the VGMHA history museum, the local Mir cinema, and other facilities.

The official website of the town is molochnoe.ru

(❗Important: from 2016 to 2025, the population of the village of Molochnoye decreased from 7,919 to 6,346 people, that is, by 20%.❗)