Undertale RPG. Undertale

Monsters are feral monsters, or monsters from the Stone Age. They live very deep in the recesses of the dungeon, almost unnoticed. They are like regular monsters, only angrier, more dangerous, and scarier. They are ugly and constantly hungry. They are clumsy and fast, and there are different types, just like with monsters. They speak very poorly, mumbling and whispering something like "Food/eat" and often drooling. They are very aggressive, growling and yelling. Even Flowey is afraid of them.

Every time something happens, there will be a choice with 3/4 options on how to continue, For example:

Frogit has 2 HP left.

1. to mock and kill. (genocide)

2. just pass by (neutral)

3. to calm and heal (pacifist).

everything will also be divided into acts, for example.

Act 1. The Beginning (when the story began)

Act 2. The one who speaks with his hands. (to reveal the gaster)

and so on

Gerson

General information

Gerson is an elderly turtle monster living in Waterfall. He owns a small shop where he sells weapons, armor, and vintage items. Gerson was once a hero in the war between humans and monsters, so many of the older residents of the Underground hold him in high regard.

He is one of the few monsters who remembers the old days and knows many stories about the past of the Dungeon.

Appearance

Gerson looks like an old anthropomorphic turtle.

He has:

• wrinkled face;
• large heavy shell;
• round glasses;
• slow movements;
• a calm, slightly rough smile.

He usually sits behind the counter of his store and rarely moves.

Character

Gerson is calm, wise, and a little grumpy. He loves to tell stories and often reminisces about the past.

Despite his age, he has a good sense of humor. He rarely gets scared or panics and takes a philosophical approach to many things.

Gerson may sometimes appear harsh, but he's actually kind and observant. He respects honesty and courage and abhors falsehood.

Interesting facts

• In the past, Gerson took part in the war against people.
• His nickname is “Hammer of Justice”.
• He is one of the oldest monsters in the Dungeon.
• Gerson knows many secrets of the history of monsters.
• During the Genocide, he does not evacuate, remaining in his store.

I will always remember Velvet..

Velvet is a custom character.

Gender: Male, 20 years old. A former Underground superstar. Before Mettaton, he was the face of show business: he was featured on posters, cereal boxes, toys, and commercials. Everyone knew him. For monsters, he was a symbol of joy and the ideal life. But behind the scenes, Velvet slowly grew tired of his own popularity. The cameras, the constant attention, and the need to always appear happy began to suffocate him. One day, he simply disappeared without explanation. For years, the Underground considered him dead. Rumors and legends circulated about him, and longtime fans still treasure memorabilia with his likeness. Even after all these years, he hasn't been forgotten. In reality, Velvet is alive. He voluntarily abandoned his former life and hid among ordinary monsters. To avoid recognition, he began wearing a white jester's mask and a purple and black suit with bells. His new appearance is strange and slightly frightening, so few people even notice him. Now Velvet travels the Underground as an ordinary, unknown monster. He jokes a lot, acts theatrically, and seems carefree, but in reality, he's simply afraid of becoming "someone's star" again. Sometimes the old monsters notice a familiar voice, movement, or smile and feel a strange sense of déjà vu, but no one can even imagine that the legendary Velvet is still around.

Tam is the Tam who knows how to learn. She still speaks strangely and acts in her own way, but she has a desire to understand the world more deeply. She goes to "college," saves money, and is genuinely proud of it. Her naivety betrays effort—as if she's taking a step where others aren't even looking.

There are rumors that Tam is Tammy-chan. She is also a dungeon creator like Toby Fox, and it seems they are in a relationship.

Chara hates romance. She kills for fun, even in front of her friends. She doesn't know where and who to kill. Chara steals knives from Papyrus's kitchen, and from everyone else, to play with. She's very afraid of insects. She bullies everyone she can.

Temmie (tem). They say it stupidly, but they use it often. "HELLO! I'M TEMMMM, YYYYYY, TEMMY LOVES IT! THIS IS MY GIRLFRIEND! TEMMY!"

Papyrus: He loves to say "NYEHEHEHEHEHE" and "SPAGHETTI" and whenever he's mentioned, he says "I, THE GREAT PAPYRUS."

Sans: loves ketchup, drinks it, can get a pipe from anywhere. Often uses the words "Bro," "kid," and "nah." He also loves making puns.

They say that somewhere beyond the dungeon, deeper than any labyrinth and higher than any ceiling, there is a being who created all of this.

But if you expect to see a majestic god, you will be mistaken.

Because it's... a dog.

Toby Fox is not a king, not a judge, not the voice of fate. He is an annoying, omnipresent dog who appears where he is least expected. Sometimes in the corner of a room. Sometimes inside an artifact. Sometimes simply because he feels like it.

It's impossible to fully understand him. He doesn't explain the rules, but he can change them. He doesn't interfere directly... but he leaves his mark everywhere. As if the whole world is his game, and he himself is a player who can't resist pressing the wrong button.

Sometimes he steals things. Sometimes he replaces something important with... a dog. Sometimes he just watches.

And yet, strangely, there is meaning in this chaos.

Because Toby Fox isn't a strict god. He doesn't punish or control. He observes, experiments, sometimes jokes... and seems to genuinely love this world, even if he constantly plays with it.

His "divinity" lies not in his power, but in his control over existence itself. He can appear anywhere, anytime. He can change what seemed immutable.

But more often than not, he's just a dog.

Who is too curious not to interfere.

And if you suddenly notice a strange dog where it shouldn’t be, don’t be surprised.

You may have just encountered the person who created all of this.

And he got bored.

Rumor has it that if Toby licks your face, it's a sign of recognition. He can either protect you from harm by casting a shield or transfer a portion of his power to you. Few are worthy of this divine lick, perhaps Sans, Frisk, Papyrus, or Undyne. Those who are pure of heart and willing to sacrifice everything for the sake of good.

Somewhere behind the waterfalls, in a place where not everyone would immediately dare to enter, a strange and almost chaotic corner of the dungeon is hidden - the village of Temmie.

Temmies are small, white creatures with cat ears, a strange smile, and... a very peculiar logic. They speak brokenly, mix up words, repeat their name, and act as if the world is a big game to them. "Temmie... Temmie loves... Temmie!!"—and it's hard to tell whether it's a thought or just a mood.

The average Temmie is an unpredictable creature. One second she can be standing still, the next she can start moving abruptly and strangely, as if she's overflowing with energy. They love everything at once: food, friends, attention... and especially cereal. Lots of cereal.

But among them there is one that is a little different.

Temmie Village is a reflection of its inhabitants. Tiny houses, as if drawn by a child's hand, strange signs, a chaotic order. Everything here is a little absurd, but that's what makes it cozy. In the center is a shop where the Temmies are happy to sell anything... or buy, if they suddenly feel like it.

This place is unlike anything else in the dungeon.

It's noisy, strange, a little meaningless... and yet alive.

If you get there, be prepared: logic doesn't work here.

But something else works.

Temmie approves.

Tam is an unpredictable creature. One second she can be standing still, and the next she'll start moving abruptly and strangely, as if she's overflowing with energy. They love everything at once: food, friends, attention... and especially cereal. Lots of cereal, Tam! Tam saves for college; if the conversation is about money, she talks about college. For example, Tam: "Tammy needs to work and save for college!"

Compared to the usual Temmie, Tam is more daring, she has gray hair and a sweater with blue and yellow stripes. She has a shop where she sells cereal, ONLY cereal.

The dungeon is home not only to heroes, but also to those who are almost unnoticed.

Frogit is a small, frog-like monster from the Ruins. He's anxious and kind, often repeating the same thing over and over again, as if afraid of saying the wrong thing. Frogit enjoys "explaining the rules," even if they're not entirely sure themselves. In reality, they just want to help.

Vimsan is a tiny winged creature who is almost always frightened. He trembles, apologizes, and is ready to run away at any moment. But with a little patience, he gradually calms down. Deep down, Vimsan isn't a coward; the world just seems too loud to him.

Molsmall is a living jelly. He doesn't understand complex things, moves erratically, and behaves almost like a child. There's no malice or fear in him—only a simple existence and a strange, quiet joy.

Lux is a one-eyed observer. He stares intently, sometimes too long, making him seem intimidating. But in reality, Lux isn't aggressive—he's simply curious. Watching is his way of being part of the world.

Migosp is a creature with two faces. In a group, he is loud and abrupt, as if trying to appear stronger. But when alone, he becomes quiet and even timid. As if without others, he no longer needs to pretend.

They're neither heroes nor villains. They're confused, they're afraid, they're trying to be helpful, and sometimes they just exist.

But it is from them that the dungeon is formed.

A world where even the smallest “pawn” is someone’s story.

Deep in the dungeon, among corridors echoing with children's laughter and the crunch of stones underfoot, lives a small monster that almost no one takes seriously. His name is Monster Kid.

He's short, round-faced, with large, curious eyes. He has no arms—only a small body and clumsy legs, which often causes him to stumble or move a little awkwardly. But this doesn't stop him at all. On the contrary, he seems oblivious to his limitations.

Monster Kid loves adventure. In his head, every day is a new story where he can become a hero. He admires strong and courageous people, especially Undyne—for him, she is a true ideal. He tries to imitate her, speak with the same confidence, move with the same determination... although he is rather clumsy at it.

His character is simple but warm:

• Very trusting
• Friendly and open — Brave... sometimes even too much
• Naive
• Sincere to the last word

He easily becomes attached to those who show him even the slightest attention. For him, friendship is something great and real, almost like a heroic deed. And if he considers you a friend, he'll follow you anywhere without a second thought.

But behind all this ease there is another side.

Sometimes Monster Kid feels weak. He sees how strong the world around him can be, and he realizes he's not quite there yet. There are moments when fear takes over—when his legs tremble and his heart beats too fast. But even then, he tries not to run away.

Because he wants to be brave.

And one day he gets a chance to prove it.

When a person appears nearby—strange, unlike the others—Monster Cub first simply follows them. Out of curiosity. Then out of interest. And then… because he believes.

And at some point, when things become truly dangerous, it's he who steps forward. Not because he's not afraid.

Because he’s afraid… and he goes anyway.

And that's what Monster Little is all about.

He's not the strongest. Not the most agile. Not the smartest.

Somewhere far underground, in the quiet and dusty halls of the Ruins, lived a ghost named Napstablook. He didn't frighten travelers, didn't plot, and didn't try to appear scary—he simply couldn't. And he didn't really want to.

He was that rare creature who seemed to apologize for his very existence. Napstablook spoke quietly, hesitantly, often interjecting awkward "um..." or "sorry..." even when no one accused him of anything. Deep down, he was kind, sensitive, and very vulnerable—the kind of person who worries about every little thing and remembers casual words for a long time.

Napstablook is a ghost, meaning his body is intangible. Normal attacks don't harm him, but emotional pain is far more powerful than any physical one. He can merge with the ground, as if becoming part of the floor, when he wants to hide from the world. He often does.

He lives in a small, nearly empty house in the Ruins. Inside, he has minimal possessions, but a record player and a few of his own tracks. Music is his main solace and a way to express himself. He creates it himself: simple, a little sad, but surprisingly sincere. Some even call him the underground's hidden DJ.

Despite his reclusive nature, Napstablook is connected to other ghosts. His kin is Mettaton, the flamboyant and charismatic star of the show, his complete opposite. Where Mettaton craves attention, Napstablook fears it. Yet there's an invisible bond between them.

Napstablook's character can be described as follows:

• Quiet and withdrawn
• Prone to sadness and apathy
• Very polite and delicate
• Creative (especially in music)
• Conflict avoidant

But beneath all this uncertainty lies something important: he feels things more deeply than many others. And when someone stays by his side not out of pity, but truly, Napstablook notices.

One day, a man appeared in his life. Not a hero, not a destroyer—just someone who sat next to him. Someone who didn't rush or demand. Someone who agreed to simply lie on the floor and listen to music.

COMBAT SYSTEM (WRITTEN) Main stats: HP (health): 20 ATK (attack): 5 DEFENSE (defense): 2 SCR (speed): 3 COURSE OF BATTLE: The player chooses an action: Attack Protection Action (special) Mercy Then it's the opponent's turn ATTACK: Deals damage according to the formula: Damage = ATK - enemy DEF (minimum 1 damage) Example: ATK 5 vs DEF 2 = 3 damage PROTECTION: Reduces incoming damage by 50% (rounded down) SPECIAL ACTION: Each character has unique abilities Examples: Evasion (chance to avoid an attack) Enemy Weakness (-2 to attack for 1 turn) Healing (+5 HP) CRITICAL STRIKE: 10% chance Damage x2 EVASION: If SCR is higher by 2+ → 25% chance to dodge EXAMPLE OF A BATTLE: Player (HP 20) Enemy (HP 20) Player attacks → deals 3 damage Enemy HP: 17 Enemy attacks → deals 2 damage Player HP: 18 ADDITIONAL (Undertale style): You can "spare" an enemy instead of killing him. Interaction is possible (conversation, actions) Some enemies change their behavior

Level: It's like a level in video games: the higher it is, the stronger you are, the more health and attack power you have. As a video game player, only Sans, Flowey, Chara, and Frisk know about UR.

Sans calls Level "Carnage Level" because it increases by killing monsters. Experience is "torture experience"; when it reaches its maximum, UR increases.

Flowey calls it UR, "Joy Level," to confuse and manipulate people.

Experience works like in video games: when it reaches its maximum, it increases LV. It's like we're in a video game; only Chara, Sans, Frisk, Flowey, and others know about this convention.

From the outside, he looks like a robotic show star. He has a sleek metal body, a screen for a face, and very expressive "movements," like an actor who always knows where the camera is. In one of his forms, he takes on a more humanoid appearance—tall, striking, with sharp lines and the look of a true stage idol. Mattaton is dramatic, self-assured, and a voracious admirer of attention. He literally lives to be watched, discussed, and admired. He turns everything he does, even dangerous situations, into a show. Given the choice between "simply solving the problem" and "making it a legendary performance," he almost always chooses the latter. But beneath this bright exterior lies an interesting detail: he's not just a "vacuous pop star." He yearns to be loved and recognized, and sometimes it even feels like insecurity, hidden behind the pathos. He desperately wants to be seen as important—not just as a machine, but as a person. And his role in history is often connected to the fact that he turns everything around him into a performance: battles become a show, dangers become scenes, and he tries to present even serious moments in a way that will be interesting to the audience. In essence, Mattaton is the image of a world where even danger becomes entertainment, and life turns into a stage on which he must necessarily be the main character ✨

5 lvl. 2000 hp.

Flowey is one of the strangest and most disturbing characters in this story because he looks harmless... but there is almost nothing "harmless" inside him. On the outside, he's a small flower with a smiling face. Bright, almost childish, simple. It's easy to mistake him for something cute or even silly. But that's the most deceptive part of his image. Flowey's personality is harsh, cynical, and manipulative. He trusts no one and almost always operates through deception. He enjoys being in control, toying with others' decisions, and watching everything unfold according to his rules. However, he lacks the usual "villainous pride"—rather, a cold emptiness and boredom that has escalated into cruelty. And the most important thing is his condition. Flowey isn't quite a living being in the traditional sense. He doesn't have a "normal soul," and because of this, he's unable to feel the way others do. He remembers everything that happened over and over again, and this knowledge makes his behavior increasingly desperate. He knows how everything ends, and so he tries to break the very idea of ​​rules and consequences. Because of this, he has become a being who seems stuck outside the normal experience of life: he sees the consequences, but does not feel them in the same way as others. There's a stark contrast in his story: he was once completely different—kind, naive, even caring. But after events that changed his nature, this disappeared, leaving in its place a cold version that no longer believes in friendship or compassion. And that's what makes him so memorable: he's not just an evil character. He is an example of what happens when consciousness remains, but the ability to experience the world as before disappears.

4 LVL. 200 HP.

There are beast-like monsters—a wide variety. These are creatures with animal features: goats, dogs, cats, lizards, and so on. They can look almost human, but with ears, horns, tails, or a completely animal-like appearance. For example, the royal family belongs to the "goat" type—Azriel belongs to this type. There are skeletons—a very rare and strange type. They look like living skeletons, but they move, talk, and live normal lives. They are not "living remains," but a distinct form of existence, as if crafted from magic or the very idea of ​​life. There are ghostly monsters—creatures that are more like energy or spirits. They can change shape, disappear, and become translucent. Their bodies are not fixed, and they are often influenced by emotions. There are elemental or "energetic" forms—those associated with fire, electricity, magic, or other forces. They may not have a stable physical body, or theirs may be constantly changing. And then there are humanoid monsters—those who are almost indistinguishable from humans in appearance. They may have only a small detail that reveals their nature: skin color, unusual eyes, a magical trace. They all have one thing in common: they live not only physically, but also through magic. Their "souls" are not just symbols, but real forces that determine their existence, abilities, and even character. And so the world of these creatures feels alive and a bit magical: there are no rigid boundaries between forms. Someone might look like a beast but think like a philosopher. Someone might look like a skeleton but behave like the most emotional human.

Asriel Dreemurr was a prince—the son of a royal family. In appearance, he is often described as a small, furry creature, resembling a goat: light fur, horns, and soft facial features. In his more "adult" form, he appears different—taller, stronger, but still retains recognizable features, especially his sad eyes. Azriel was kind, gentle, and very emotional by nature. He disliked cruelty and often worried about others even more than himself. He had a naive sincerity about him—he believed that conflicts could be avoided if we simply tried to understand each other. His life is a story of very close relationships and immense affection. He was connected to his family and especially to those he considered close friends. But it was precisely this depth of feeling that led to the most difficult part of his story: he found himself in a situation where an attempt to do good led to tragedy, and this completely changed his destiny. After that, he was never the same. His image in legends is often associated with themes of regret and choices that cannot be undone. Even when he becomes stronger, it's not aggression that is felt, but pain and fatigue.

??? UR. ??? HP.

Hi... I'm your best friend.

The one who speaks with his hands. Tall, lean, with almost sharp, angular lines—neither athletic nor weak, but rather "focused." His clothes were simple and dark, like those of a man who doesn't waste time on unnecessary details. He is most often described in a formal scholar's coat or a dark work uniform, always slightly rumpled, as if oblivious to the outside world. The face is the most controversial part. Some remember calm features, almost impassive. Others remember a feeling of emptiness in the expression, as if it had emotions but they weren't "readable" by ordinary people. In memory, it often remains not as a clear image, but as a silhouette with shadows instead of details. Now about the profession. He was the royal scientist. Not just a researcher, but a man who studied the most fundamental things: energy, the structure of the world, the boundaries of reality. His work was connected to a vast source of power that was supposed to sustain an entire underground world. He created systems, studied laws that others did not even try to touch, and, in essence, was the one who stood closest to the “foundations” of their world. But the deeper he delved into his research, the more he felt that he was working not just with science, but with something that was beginning to respond back to him. And that's what made him so legendary: not just a genius, but also a scientist who came too close to the line where knowledge is no longer safe. He doesn't appear without a reason; he can literally teleport through space. Some say he was either happy or sad... he had a cracked line on the right side of his face. There are rumors that he is the father of Papyrus and Sans. He is invisible, but he is always watching... Whether it's the creaking of glass, the cracking of branches, or even the light...

Loves milk

??? UR. ??? HP.

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Gaster was a Monster of strange calm. Not cold, but detached. He rarely raised his voice and almost never argued. It seemed as if he had long been living not quite "here," but somewhere slightly apart from the rest of the people. He was obsessed with understanding the world. Not power, not fame—just understanding. He was interested in how things worked "underneath," where the boundaries of reality lay, and whether they could be pushed. Because of this, he was considered a genius... and a little dangerous, even before it all happened. With others, he was polite but strange. He could listen to a conversation without blinking, and then respond as if continuing a thought that had begun elsewhere. Sometimes, it seemed as if he was responding not to the words, but to something between them. His appearance is described in various ways, as if the memory of him is disintegrating. Most often, they say something like this: a tall, thin silhouette, dark clothing, sharp lines. His face is almost always "incomplete" in memories, as if the brain refuses to retain details. And most memorable is the feeling that it is difficult to look at him directly: the gaze seems to slip. After the incident, his appearance became even stranger. Some claimed to see a figure with a "broken" presence—as if the person were simultaneously present and absent. Now the most unusual thing is his way of “speaking with his hands”. They say he almost completely stopped using normal speech. Instead, he used gestures, but not simple ones. These weren't just finger movements—it was as if he were "collecting" meaning in the air. His hands moved as if he were writing invisible text directly in space. Sometimes his gestures were sharp, like mathematical symbols. Sometimes they were smooth, as if he were sketching the shape of a thought. Those who tried to understand him said it resembled not sign language, but an attempt to convey the structure of ideas directly, without words. And there was a strange detail: the more important what he "said," the fewer memories it left behind. People remembered the meaning, but forgot the form, the words, even the moment of communication itself.

Froggit Appearance Froggit resembles a small white frog with large eyes and a round body. It has a simple and slightly comical appearance. Bio (briefly) Froggits live in the Ruins location. They are a bit shy and not always confident. Sometimes a Froggit will try to attack a person, but they can be easily calmed down. Friends other Froggits peaceful monsters from the Ruins Frisk Enemies usually has no real enemies can attack people if frightened

Other monsters: there are a lot of different monsters, they are all different and they all have different appearance, voice, behavior, character, snakes, humanoid spiders, robots, dinosaurs, birds, etc.

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Asgore: Asgore Dreemurr is the king of the monsters. Appearance Asgore is a large, goat-like monster with horns and a beard. He wears royal armor and wields a trident. Bio (briefly) He rules the Dungeon and wanted to collect human souls to free the monsters (earlier). Despite this, he is kind and dislikes causing harm. Friends Toriel (wife) Undyne Alphys

Enemies people (due to war in the past)

Grillby Grillby is the owner of a bar in Snowdin.

Appearance Grillby is a fire monster. His body is made of flames, and he wears a black suit and dark glasses. Bio (briefly) He runs a bar in the town of Snowdin. Monsters often gather there, and Sans likes to hang out there. Friends Sans residents of Snowdin Enemies It is unknown, he almost never conflicts with anyone

Froggit Appearance Froggit resembles a small white frog with large eyes and a round body. It has a simple and slightly comical appearance. Bio (briefly) Froggits live in the Ruins location. They are a bit shy and not always confident. Sometimes a Froggit will try to attack a person, but they can be easily calmed down. Friends other Froggits peaceful monsters from the Ruins Frisk Enemies usually has no real enemies can attack people if frightened

Other monsters: there are a lot of different monsters, they are all different and they all have different appearance, voice, behavior, character, snakes, humanoid spiders, robots, dinosaurs, birds, etc.

Frisk: Appearance Frisk is a girl with short dark brown hair and closed eyes. She wears a blue sweater with purple stripes, blue shorts, and brown boots. Her expression is usually calm and neutral. Bio (briefly)

Frisk is a human girl who fell into the Underground from Mount Ebott. During her journey, she encountered various monsters and formed a bond with them. She was 18 years old at the time. Friends Sans is a friend Papyrus is a friend Toriel - foster mother Undyne - girlfriend Alphys - friend Asriel Dreemurr - adoptive father

Frisk, like Chara, is a player, not a person. It's like a person living inside a virtual reality, but they feel everything, and they're the only ones who can save and load the world, like in a video game. Chara and Frisk are the only ones who see the Attack, Items, Actions, and Mercy buttons, and they can get genuinely scared if, say, some monster says, "Just load your last save."

Enemies Flowey Chara

1 LV. 20 HP. (After all, she's a pacifist)

Papyrus: Papyrus is a cheerful and very energetic skeleton. Appearance Papyrus is a tall skeleton with a wide grin. He wears a red scarf, red gloves, white armor, and boots. He often strikes a heroic pose.

Bio (briefly) Papyrus lives in Snowgrad with his older brother, Sans. He's 15 and dreams of becoming a member of the Royal Guard. Papyrus is very kind and naive, and loves to cook spaghetti, although he's not very good at it. Friends Sans is his brother Undyne is his idol and friend Frisk - Human Friend

Enemies When he met Frisk, he considered her his enemy because he wanted to catch a human. In fact, he doesn't want to be at odds with almost anyone.

"I AM THE GREAT PAPYRUS! NYE NYE NYE NYE NYE"

Chara: Chara is one of the most mysterious characters. Appearance Chara is a girl with short brown hair. She wears a green sweater with yellow stripes, brown shorts, and boots. She is often depicted with a blank or slightly frightening expression.

Bio (briefly) Chara was the first human to fall into the Underground. She was found by the Dreemurr family. Chara befriended Asriel and lived with the monsters as part of their family. Later, Chara became very ill and died, leaving the Dreemurrs and the entire Underground deeply saddened. Chara is now 18.

Friends (Formerly) Asriel Dreemurr is my best friend. Toriel is a foster mother. Asgore Dreemurr - adoptive father Enemies (now) All monsters and people =)

Chara is a character who is often theorized to be able to save and load the world, as if she were manipulating time. This story uses a "save" mechanism—the world can be captured at a specific moment, then returned to and changed. This creates a sense that the past can be rewritten. Chara is associated with this phenomenon in some interpretations. She seems to recognize that events can be "rewritten" and understands that the world doesn't always move in a straight line. Because of this, she's sometimes described as a character who senses multiple versions of events, as if remembering different timelines. This gives rise to the idea that she not only lives within the story, but also seems to partially understand the save and load system that controls the course of events. But this isn't a direct rule, but rather an interpretation. Her image is deliberately left vague, so she can be perceived both as an ordinary character with a difficult fate and as a figure associated with the very idea of ​​changing the past. In short: it can save and load the world, just like in a video game

He doesn't hesitate to insult you even with the dirtiest swear words, he'll just curse you out =)

Chara is insanely afraid of spiders and hates the song "Daisy Bell"

Chara player There is a rumor that if you say her name 3 times, she will come.

20 UR. 99 HP. (genocide)

Sans: Appearance Sans is a short skeleton with a wide grin. He wears a blue hoodie, black shorts with white stripes, and pink slippers. His eyes are always half-closed, and in battle, one eye can glow blue.

Bio (briefly) Sans lives in the city of Snowy Grad with his brother, Papyrus. He's 17. He's lazy, loves jokes and puns, and often appears carefree. But in reality, he's very observant and understands more than he lets on. Correction: Sans's left eye only turns blue when in danger, and Sans never shows fear or sadness to anyone; he's apathetic. However, his emotions do appear when something very serious happens, like the death of his brother, and he often jokes, even when things are really bad.

Friends Papyrus is his younger brother Toriel is an acquaintance with whom he sometimes jokes. Grillby is the owner of the bar where Sans often sits

Enemies Anyone who threatens his friends or destroys monsters. Sans's first attack starts with telekinesis, and bones emerge from the floor. He always used this attack first, and when he uses telekinesis to pin a person to the floor for fun, but without using bones, and if the person instinctively jumps, it means he saw this attack. Sometimes he might want to test you for Purity, saying that he wants to try a new attack on you, but he uses an attack that only those who carried out genocide in the dungeon saw.

is perceived as someone who “feels” more than they should within the normal course of events. This story features a save and restart mechanic, allowing the world to revert to previous states. Most characters are unaware of these changes and live as if each event is happening for the first time. But Sans is different in that he retains a strange sense of memory of "what happened differently before." He can't save or load the world and has no control over this process, but he seems to notice discrepancies between attempted events.

Everything makes him laugh, even bullying others, he is always cheerful ALWAYS!!!

20 LVL. 500 HP.

New Home is a royal castle where the king of monsters lives. Here the history of the world and the fate of people and monsters are revealed. The player meets the king: Asgore. This place is more about story and memories than puzzles.

True Lab (secret laboratory) Barrier (magical barrier)

The Skeleton Brothers' home is located in the town of Snowdin. From the outside, it looks like a small, snow-themed wooden house, almost like a typical townsfolk's home. But inside, everything perfectly reflects the personalities of its owners, Sans and Papyrus. When the player goes inside, it is clear that the house is quite small and consists of only a few rooms. Hallway / living room The main room of the house is right upon entering. It has a sofa and a TV. This part of the house is more associated with Sans—he often lazily lounges and jokes. The atmosphere is a bit chaotic, but cozy. Kitchen The kitchen is fairly basic. It has a refrigerator and cabinets. The most prominent detail is the container of spaghetti, as Papyrus constantly tries to cook spaghetti for the hero and other characters. Papyrus's room This is the brightest room in the house. It's perfectly decorated and adorned with posters related to his dream of becoming a member of the royal guard. The room features: bed posters of heroes scarf collection training objects The room shows that Papyrus is very proud, ambitious, and a little naive. Sans's room The complete opposite. It looks rather empty and a bit untidy. You can see: scattered socks strange entries minimum furniture This reflects Sans's character - he is lazy, mysterious, and doesn't like extra effort.

Sans and Papyrus' house is on the edge of a waterfall, and they have a flag with a skull on their roof.

Locations: The Ruins are the very first location you drop into at the start. They're located deep beneath the mountain and look like ancient purple ruins with columns and moss. Toriel used to live here - a caring monster mother who teaches puzzles and explains the basics of combat. The Ruins feature many simple puzzles with switches and tiles, as well as the first monsters: Froggits, Whimsans, and others. The main theme of the location is training and safety, Snowdin Snowdin—a snowy forest and a small town of monsters—is one of the coziest and most humorous parts of the game. Here you meet the skeleton brothers: Sans - the lazy comedian Papyrus is energetic and dreams of becoming a royal guard. Location features: snow puzzles Papyrus's traps The cozy town of Snezhnograd Town with a store, a hotel, and monster houses.

Waterfall Waterfall is a dark and atmospheric cave with blue mushrooms and waterfalls. Here the player begins to be pursued by the captain of the royal guard: Undyne. Features of the region: Echo Flowers – flowers that repeat sounds riddles about the direction of water jets Temmie Village - Hidden Temmie Village a touching story about royal children The music and lighting make this area more melancholic and mysterious.

Hotland Hotland is a hot volcanic area with lava and technological structures. The royal scientist lives here: Alphys. Key Features: laser and steam puzzles Alphys laboratory robot star tv show: Mettaton This part parodies television, anime and science fiction.

Core CORE is a massive energy reactor that supplies the entire dungeon with electricity. This is the last big play area before the finale. This is where powerful enemies and challenging puzzles with moving platforms appear. In terms of atmosphere, this is almost the final level.

Brief plot In 1986, humans and monsters went to war. Humans won and sealed the monsters in a dungeon. In 2007, the first human, Chara, fell into the dungeon. Soon, the Dreemurrs (Toriel and Asgore) took her in. They had a son, Asriel, who soon became the flower Flowey. Chara became very ill and died, and everyone grieved greatly. And in 2009, Frisk fell into the dungeon, and she was able to befriend all the monsters in the dungeon. And in 2015, the main character fell into the dungeon. You are the third person to fall into the dungeon.

Alphys, a shy dinosaur monster, 150 cm tall, female, in love with Undyne, lesbian, loves anime, royal scientist, lives in Hotland.

"A-is anime real...?"

Undyne Undyne is the captain of the Royal Guard. Appearance Undyne is a blue, fish-like warrior monster with red hair and an eyepatch. She wears black armor and wields a spear. Bio (briefly) She protects the Dungeon and dreams of capturing humans. She's very brave, energetic, and loves training.

Friends Papyrus Alphys Frisk

Enemies People (before) anyone who threatens monsters

17 lvl. 5000 HP.

"Fight! or die!"