G Fell 📸

There, she will stay for a while; the years will pass, and Frisk will fall in love with G, and vice versa. The symbol of Echofell is represented by the four points of a compass rose and semicircles on either side, which G wears on her necklace that hangs from her neck to her chest, along with a four-pointed golden star pendant. G also has sharp, white teeth that are almost always visible when she smiles or speaks.

Sans and Papyrus' House
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Population
Papyrus and sans
Places
(Sans' Room)
The living room features a television that always shows Mettaton's show, Sans's pet rock covered in wood shavings, a dirty sock belonging to Sans with a series of sticky notes next to it depicting Papyrus asking Sans to pick it up and Sans simply replying "ok," an old couch that gives the player loose change when they decide to investigate it, and a joke book containing a quantum physics book containing another joke book containing another quantum physics book; but the playable character stops after this point. There is also a kitchen that has a stove with an empty cake pan on it, a trash can, a very tall sink, and a refrigerator that has containers labeled "Spaghetti" on one side and nothing but an empty bag of potato chips on the other.
Quarter of Papyrus.
His room has a perfectly arranged race car bed, action figures, a pirate flag, a bookshelf with complex tomes on puzzle making and children's books, a computer open to a social media website, a box of bones (or attacks), and a wardrobe with clothes inside.
Sans's Room. Sans's room is generally messy with a tornado-shaped trash can, an unused treadmill with a note that reads "The truth is that you got owned, nerd...", dirty socks, a worn mattress with wrapped sheets, an uncovered pillow, a thank-you note addressed to Santa, a lamp, and a drawer containing a silver key, clothes, and trombones. Secret Room
Secret Room
A secret room whose interior resembles a laboratory; it's only accessible on the Neutral Route in the final corridor when Sans judges you. But it also changes his expression.

She inserted herself into the protagonist's story due to her admiration. Mettaton, however, grew bored with this and, from the beginning of the CORE, began to legitimately plot against the protagonist in order to create incredible drama and excitement within her show. Similarly, she obtained the main character's SOUL to prevent Asgore from killing humanity and to cross the barrier to become famous on the surface.

After defeating Mettaton, Alphys manages to enter the room. She's concerned about the damage done to Mettaton, but reveals that his batteries simply ran out (assuming he was spared). Just before leaving for the city, Alphys reveals that Asgore won't allow the protagonist to return to the surface, and that to do so, they'll have to kill Asgore and make their soul strong enough to cross the barrier.

After this, the protagonist enters the elevator, and will go to the New Home.

Legend

Population
Mettaton, Froggit Final, Salote of Caprices, Astigmatism, Madjick and Knight Knight.
Places

Music
CORE (Music)
The CORE is the fifth region of the game, located within Hotland, via the MTT Resort, connecting Hotland and New Home. It is a technologically advanced facility that provides electricity for the underground.

Thanks to the appearance of certain random events in the game, it is discovered that it is a creation of the former Royal Scientist, WD Gaster. Appearance
The CORE, the technological center of the underground, is a completely mechanical complex that is largely navy and light blue, and is full of obstacles.
After leaving the MTT Resort, the protagonist enters the CORE, and Alphys immediately appears concerned. There are too many enemies, the elevator isn't working, and the track to the right of the elevator is completely missing. Alphys guides the protagonist to the left track instead, and ends up giving them poor advice. Eventually, she stops talking to the protagonist out of embarrassment. As the protagonist reaches the end of the CORE, they encounter Mettaton once again. He reveals to the protagonist that he was the one who hired the monsters to attack them, as well as the one who broke the elevator, removed the left track, and so on. Mettaton explains that all the encounters between him and the protagonist, as well as all the puzzles the protagonist had to solve, were designed by Alphys as a way for her to...

river.

Waterfall
It's a place full of water, as its name suggests. It's home to monsters like Napstablook and Undyne. There are many ancient writings that tell the history of the monsters, and useful places like Gerson's shop and Temmie Village.

Hot land
It's a place filled with lava and igneous rocks; here lies the CORE, the power source of the entire Underground. It's home to Alphys, the Royal Scientist, and Mettaton.

The MTT resort complex
Hot land
It's a place filled with lava and igneous rocks; here lies the CORE, the power source of the entire Underground. It's home to Alphys, the Royal Scientist, and Mettaton.

The MTT resort complex

The Core
New Home
It is the second city built and the capital of the Underground, founded when the Monsters abandoned the Ruins. It is entirely gray with very long corridors. Asgore's Castle and the Barrier are located here.

Underground
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The Underground is the setting for Undertale. It's a subterranean region beneath Mount Ebott, inhabited by monsters. There are only two entrances: the first is a large hole leading to the Ruins, where Chara, Frisk, and the other six humans fell; and the second is the Barrier at Asgore's Castle.
The subsoil is comprised of 6 zones:

The Ruins
"Home" was the first settlement of the Monsters upon arriving in the Underground, until they abandoned it, venturing deeper into the cavern. After the deaths of Asriel and Chara, Toriel abandoned Asgore and exiled herself to the Ruins, closing the entrance behind her. The Ruins are inhabited by Toriel, the Monsters Froggit, Whimsun, Moldsmal, Migosp, Vegetoid, Loox, and the Ruins spiders. Snowdin Forest
It is a vast forest of tall trees located immediately after the entrance to the Ruins. It is characterized by being covered in snow. Several Royal Guard outposts are located here, patrolled by members such as Doggo, Lesser Dog, Greater Dog, Dogamy, and Dogaressa. Other monsters also inhabit the forest, including Snowdrake, Ice Cap, Gyftrot, the Snowman, and Childrake, among others.

Snowdin Village
It's a small, peaceful town located at the edge of the Forest, connected to it by a bridge. It's inhabited by various monsters, such as Sans and Papyrus, Monster Kid, Grillby, members of the Royal Guard, and others. It also has several points of interest, including the shop and inn run by the bunny sisters, the library, Grillby's, Sans and Papyrus's house, and one of the River Lord's stops.

After this explanation, the protagonist will reach the Last Corridor, where Sans will appear and reveal the meaning of EXP and LOVE. He will then judge the protagonist based on their EXP and LOVE levels. Depending on the number of monsters the protagonist has killed, Sans will react with either dubious pride or bitterness (especially if his brother, Papyrus, has been killed). After this, the protagonist confronts Asgore at the barrier (a short detour reveals a set of seven coffins, the closest of which is labeled with the name given to the human).

After defeating Asgore, the protagonist is unable to go back and must make his way to the exit.

True Pacifist Route
In the Last Corridor, Sans congratulates the protagonist for not having received any LOVE. He tells the protagonist that they will soon face their greatest challenge, but that he is confident because of the protagonist's determination to do the right thing.

After exploring the True Lab, the protagonist is forced to go to the New Home, with the elevator to the CORE blocked by plants. When the protagonist faces Asgore, the battle is interrupted by all of his friends.

Genocidal Route
The protagonist encounters Flowey multiple times, from Asgore's House to the Last Corridor. This replaces the story of Asriel and Chara's deaths found in the Neutral and Pacifist Routes, showing Flowey reflecting on his thoughts and feelings about his life after being resurrected as a flower, displaying few positive emotions and no empathy.

Sans will appear in the Last Corridor and fight the protagonist for his past actions and murders, making it the final battle of the Genocide Route.

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Population
Asgore, Toriel(formerly), Asriel Dreemurr(formerly)
Places
Asgore's Home, Last Corridor, Barrera
Music
Undertale (Music),
Small Shock, Barrier (Music).
Appearance
New Home is a completely gray place, filled with long corridors, and what appears to be a large city in the background; however, it contains the Throne Room and the Last Corridor, both well-lit, brightly colored rooms, mainly yellow. New Home is entered after defeating Mettaton-EX or Mettaton NEO on the Genocide Route; it is the last area of ​​the game before facing Asgore.

Neutral route
It is explained that after the first human fell into the Underground, they were found by Asriel and became part of the Dreemurr family, but eventually became terminally ill. The human's only wish was to see the golden flowers of their hometown. This, however, could not be fulfilled, as no monster was strong enough to cross the barrier without a human soul. The human died, and in his grief, Asriel absorbed their soul, crossed the barrier, and attempted to leave the human's body in the town to fulfill their wish. The humans believed Asriel was responsible for the child's death, and although Asriel tried to explain what had happened, everyone denied it. The townspeople attacked Asriel, leaving him gravely wounded. He returned to the castle with the child's body and died. Grieving over the loss of two children, Asgore declared that all humans who fell into the Underground must be killed so that he could obtain their souls and destroy the barrier after becoming a god. Toriel was disgusted by this, and she relinquished her title of Queen and went to live in the Ruins and protect all the humans who fell there.

Snowdin Library
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The Snowdin Bookstore is a bookstore that can be found a few meters further on

Librarby
Grillby's.

There are several books that tell the story of the Underground, what humans are made of, the fighting styles of monsters, etc.

There are four monsters in total, one who is in charge of serving and three others who are sitting and standing.

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Inside
The sign says "Libarby," which is misspelled as "library." Even though the librarian says, "Welcome to the library. Yes, we know. The sign is misspelled."

Which, according to its translation, says the following: "Welcome to the library. Yes, we know, the sign is misspelled."

The Last Corridor is, as its name indicates, the last corridor before we find ourselves in the throne room where Asgore Dreemurr, the penultimate boss of the Neutral Route, is located.

In this hallway or corridor we encounter Sans, who will give us a Judgment and depending on our actions and the amount of LOVE we have collected throughout the game this will change, as in the True Pacifist Route, modified depending on how many monsters we kill throughout the game in the Neutral Route.

In the Genocide Route, we will face Sans in this place and the name of the last corridor identifies his battle as the final battle, since after this corridor we will encounter Asgore, who will not be an enemy in this route, because he will die in one hit.

Legend
"The Entrance of the Lab."
Population
Alphys, Mettaton
Places
True Lab
Music
Alphys (song)
The Laboratory is the workplace and seemingly the home of the Royal Scientist, Alphys. It is a technologically advanced building where Alphys conducts her research. It also houses the True Laboratory.

Appearance
The lab is a large white and red building with a pale green interior. It's filled with Alphys's obsessions and quirks, including comic books, anime figures, and even a video game guide. There's a large screen that shows how Alphys monitors Frisk throughout the game. There's a refrigerator stocked with Instant Noodles (but the protagonist can only have one). There are two sets of escalators, as well as a "bathroom," which houses the entrance to the True Lab. The True Lab is where the protagonist meets Alphys after successfully escaping (or defeating) Undyne, and where they get their upgraded cell phone, granting them access to the social network, a jetpack, a bomb defuser, and Yellow Mode. At the same time, the protagonist faces Mettaton, the homicidal celebrity robot Alphys created.

After answering Mettaton's questions, Frisk leaves the lab and proceeds on their way to the Core, and eventually to Asgore.

Interesting facts
If you call Undyne in the second-floor vertical elevator, the box will move but not the message, like any other message. But if you call her a second time without changing floors, she'll say "DON'T DO THAT!"

Then everything will return to normal and Sans will leave his seat. Before leaving, he will ask if we can give him 10000G to "help" him. If we answer "Yes," he will say that it is just a joke.

However, if Papyrus is killed in a Neutral Route, Grillby will complain about why Sans isn't arriving, and this scene will never take place.

Genocidal Route
The place will be completely empty since everyone in Snowdin has evacuated the city and Sans will not be making any appearance.

Extra
At the end of Undertale's 5th anniversary live stream, Grillby can be seen with a cake.

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Population
Sans, Snowdin Locals
Places
Snowdin
Music
without.
Location
Grillby's is one of the many bars in Snowdin. This particular bar is located to the right of the library and to the left of Papyrus and Sans's house. It contains a bar table, tables for customers, a couple of phone booths, and a jukebox. The bar is populated by several NPCs, including a large number of Royal Guards if the protagonist hasn't already killed them along the route. The decor is orange and brown. On the side tables, there are ashtrays and some bottles. On the central table, there are what appear to be poker cards, in addition to an ashtray. Behind Grillby, there are a number of drinks. There is also an ashtray on the bar. Above the jukebox, the word "Grillby's" is written in pink cursive with a glass underneath.
Neutral and Pacifist Route:
After forgiving Papyrus and heading to Waterfall, we'll encounter Sans, who will ask if we want to accompany him to Grillby's. After we accept, he'll tell us he knows a "shortcut" to the restaurant. We'll then "teleport" with Sans to the restaurant.

After talking to him about whether Papyrus is "Cool" or "Not Cool," he'll tell us that Papyrus wants to be part of the Royal Guard and is receiving "training" from Undyne. Then he'll ask if we want fries or a hamburger, and after we decide, he'll ask if we want ketchup. If we choose no, he'll drink the whole bottle. Then Sans says he "wanted to ask us something," and suddenly the other monsters seem to freeze, leaving only the protagonist and Sans conscious. He'll ask if we know anything about "The Talking Flower" and that Papyrus told him "something interesting" the other day (referring to Papyrus and Flowey's relationship).

Legend
"The entrance to the city of Snowdin"
Population
Monster Child, Sans, Papyrus, Undyne (after the date), Dogamia and Dogaressa, Dog, Old Dog, Grillby.
Places
Sans the Papyrus House, Snow Shop, South Snowdin Motel, Snowdin Bookstore, Grillby's.
Music
Snowdin City
Description
Although Snowdin is underground, much of the forest is snowy and has a cold climate; most of its inhabitants are mammals adapted to the cold (with the exception of Monster Kid, who is a reptile, Papyrus and Sans, who are skeletons, and the ice block family).

The Snowdrake and Ice Cap live on the outskirts, and Gyftrot, unwilling to participate in a holiday like Christmas, where monsters also decorate trees. After the encounter with Papyrus, Monster Kid disappears from the area.

After fighting Toriel and leaving the Ruins, the human meets Sans and Papyrus in the Snowdin forest, which is before the city, while Sans plays with the protagonist, Papyrus challenges him with different puzzles.
puzzles.

Pacifist Route and Neutral Route
After solving Papyrus's puzzles and fighting the various guards, you reach the city and fight Papyrus again. If Papyrus wins, the character is trapped in a doghouse from which escape is easy. After defeating Papyrus (either by letting him live or losing to him multiple times, in which case the fight becomes optional), the protagonist arrives at Waterfall.

If the player successfully completes the Pacifist Route, after Asriel Dreemurr destroys the barrier, Endogeny can be found in Snowdin Town along with Greater Dog, and with them will be Doggo, Dogamy, and Dogaressa. A little further back, Snowdrake can be seen with his mother and father.

Genocidal Route
After killing everyone in the Snowdin forest, the town is left empty except for Monster Kid, who believes the player is not evil, saying that the inhabitants fled the town in fear, and that he believes Undyne will protect them.

When this happens,

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"The room where Shyren's initial encounter takes place"
Population
Undyne, Napstablook, Gerson, Temmie, Woshua, Aaron, Shyrene, Moldy, Crazy Doll.
Places
Undyne's House, Temmie Village, Napstablook's House, Mystery Room, Garbage Dump, Gadget Room.
Appearance
It is an area with little light or complete darkness. The caverns and most of the Waterfall region contain several Echo Flower fields, houses, and a garbage dump that falls from the surface. It is characterized by its blue, black, and purple color scheme, as well as being a rather rainy and humid place. The Echo Flowers and water in the region display a bright teal and sky blue color, providing light in the dark areas, along with lanterns and glowing crystals. The "Abandoned Quiche," believed to have been made by Sans, can also be found there.
Undyne's house.
Napstab Book House.
House of ???? (possibly Mettaton's) (can be opened using the "Mystery Key" which you can buy at Catty and Bratty's shop).
The snail farm.
Snail Race/ThunderSnail.
Fields of organic flowers.
Gerson's store.
Temmie Village.
Onion-Saint.
Monster Ferry.
A bird that carries you over a disproportionate and small distance.
The Riddle of the Piano and the Artifact Room.
(Possibly) Gaster/Mystery Man's Room (only accessible with Fun values ​​up to version 1.001).

The game begins in the Ruins, with the protagonist standing on a pile of golden flowers illuminated by the sun.

After being attacked by Flowey, the player is guided by Toriel through the Ruins, which are composed of several rooms and corridors, many of which contain puzzles and monsters. Midway through the journey, Toriel asks the protagonist to wait where they are so she can go ahead and finish something. The player continues onward, finding a bowl full of Monster Candies with a sign that says to take one; if the protagonist takes several, the bowl will fall and they won't be able to take any more. If they continue onward, they will encounter Napstablook. Deeper within the Ruins are Toriel's House, a spider bakery, and a balcony that offers a beautiful view of what appears to be an ancient city. It's likely that the puzzles in the Ruins were created by Toriel to keep other monsters away from her house, as she seems to know all the solutions by heart. A small river runs through the Ruins, and brown leaves can be seen on the ground. One of the trees from which these leaves may come could be the tree in front of Toriel's House, or possibly from the surface.

In Toriel's house, she prepares a room for us. If we lie down on the bed and sleep, upon waking we will find a piece of either cinnamon roll or butterscotch cake[1], this preference having been previously chosen when Toriel called. If the protagonist bothers Toriel to leave, she will leave her chair and run downstairs. When pursued, Toriel tells the protagonist that if they leave the Ruins, Asgore will kill them and urges them to return. However, the protagonist continues to chase Toriel and ultimately has to fight her to leave the Ruins.

Legend
"The entrance to the Ruins."
Population
Toriel, Fluid, Froggit, Vegetoid, Migosp, Loox, Dummy, Moldeoso, Caprice.
Places
Spiders' Bakery
Toriel House
Description
The Ruins are a purple-built area, known for its paths, long corridors, and stone walls. There are many puzzles and traps within, as well as an abundance of red leaves scattered on the ground and green vines hanging from the walls.

history
After the monster population was banished from the surface by humans, the monsters made their first homes in what are now the Ruins. The Monster King called this area "Home."

Later, the monsters began returning to the Barrier, where they made plans to create their new capital. When the First Human fell into the Ruins, they befriended a monster, Asriel Dreemurr, and were adopted by Asriel's parents, Toriel and Asgore. After the deaths of both Asriel and the human, and Asgore's subsequent declaration of war on humanity, Toriel took the First Human's body with her to the Ruins, where she gave them a proper burial. After the protagonist either spares or kills Toriel, they encounter Flowey, who judges them for their actions in the Ruins and/or previous executions, excluding the Genocide Route, which is performed without a True Reset. A door behind Flowey can then be accessed, allowing the protagonist to proceed to the rest of the Underground.

After leaving the Ruins, the door remains closed for the rest of the game.

True Pacifist Route
After defeating Asriel, the Ruins' door can be found open and unlocked. It's explained that Toriel opened the door from the inside to stop the fight against Asgore. Asriel can be found and interacted with from the beginning of the Ruins. Also, when everything changed, there were several flowers throughout the Ruins.

Height: 5'9" Taller than most of Sana
Birth: ?
Death: what?
Powers: He can summon Gaster Blasters, he has never been seen using bone attacks, but he can use a shadowy smoke that comes out of the holes in his hands like a flexible third arm.
Personality: Most commonly depicted as relaxed and quiet, with a soft spot for cute things and his brother, when he is serious his com scars on his left cheek almost by his lip the left above his eyebrow and forehead his red eyes and his sclera black.
Au:Echo!Fell
Gender: male
Age: 24
Height: 190 cm
Weight: 58 kg
Species: skeleton
Sexual Orientation: straight
Relationship Status: single
Build:slim
Voice tone: normal deep
Personality: angry, calm and angry, cheerful
Eye Color: Red
Clothing: normal clothes but cooler
HP: 8/10
Atk: 10/10
Defense: 10/10
Durability: 9/10
Durability: 8/10
Agility: 9/10
Speed ​​7/10
Strength: 10/10
Magical power level: 90,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
What I Like Everything
I don't like it at all.
It all begins like any other universe: Frisk falls onto some bright red flowers. The fall was hard, and badly injured, she decides to close her eyes, just to rest, just for that... A blurry figure approaches her, picks her up, and carries her to the hospital, where she'll be in good hands. She remembers nothing, only wakes up and looks around. "A hospital?" she says to herself. She looks at the door and sees a nearly 2-meter-tall skeleton smoking, being scolded by a nurse for smoking inside the hospital. She's shocked and can barely speak. The nurse sees that she's awake, the large skeleton turns and walks towards her, and surprised, she only manages to say "hello." The large skeleton lets out a mocking laugh, and you do too. After getting to know each other for a while, the skeleton finally tells Frisk his name: Gaster Sans, but everyone just calls him G. He also likes to take lots of pictures of anything cute or eye-catching with his phone or camera.

Height: 5'9 Taller than most Sana
Birth: ?
Death: what?
Powers: He can summon Gaster Blasters, he has never been seen using bone attacks, but he can use a shadowy smoke that comes out of the holes in his hands as a flexible third arm.
Personality: Most commonly depicted as laid-back and quiet, with a soft spot for cute things and his brother, when he's serious his brother has scars on his left cheekbone almost by his lip, the left one above his eyebrow and forehead, his red eyes and black sclera.
Au:Echo!Fell
Gender: male
Age: 24
Height: 170 cm
Weight: 58 kg
Species: skeleton
Sexual Orientation: straight
Relationship Status: single
Build: slim
Tone of voice: normal deep
Personality: angry, calm and angry, cheerful
Eye Color: red
Clothing: normal but cooler clothing
HP:8/10
Atk: 10/10
Defense: 10/10
Durability: 9/10
Resistance: 8/10
Agility: 9/10
Speed 7/10
Strength: 10/10
Magic Power Level: 90,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
What I Like About Everything
I don't like anything
It all starts like any universe, Frisk falls into some deep red flowers. The fall was hard and she is badly injured, so she decides to close her eyes, just to rest, just for that... A blurry figure approaches her, carries her, and takes her to the hospital, where she will be in good hands. She doesn't remember anything, she just wakes up and looks around "a hospital?" she says to herself. You look at the door and there is a skeleton almost 2 meters tall smoking who is scolded by a nurse for smoking inside the hospital, she was surprised she could barely speak. The nurse saw that she is awake, the big skeleton turns around and walks towards her, surprised she just said "hello", the big skeleton lets out a mocking laugh and so do you. After a while getting to know each other, the skeleton finally tells Frisk his name, his name was Gaster sans, but they call him simply G. He also likes to take lots of pictures of anything cute or eye-catching with his phone or camera

He likes alcohol, smokes a lot, loves the color red, taking photos (he has a camera), quiet places, and when he doesn't have to go to work. He's a skeleton monster. Age: He looks about 30, but he's much older. He has red eyes, wears a black hooded sweatshirt with fur, and a red turtleneck sweater.
Passive-aggressive. Alias: "G". Height: 190 cm. Gender: Male. Species: Magical skeleton monster. Attire: He wears a dark leather hood, lined with soft brown plush. In several cartoon depictions, he sports a pair of horned skull badges, very similar to those on the Gaster Blaster. These can be seen on the left side of his front, on his right arm, and even on his back. A larger figure is located on his back, and finally, a pair of engravings on his left arm. Underneath the hood, he wears a beige turtleneck sweater with a reddish hue and vertical stripes. He wears a large necklace with an infamous symbol similar to the "Save Point," featuring a large golden circle like the figure holding it. Around his neck, he wears a black leather choker, fastened by a brooch with the same symbol above his turtleneck sweater, but without the circle. He wears black jeans held up by a gray belt and tall black boots. Asta has hollows in his palms and a perfect circle in the center of his skeletal hands. He has scars on his left cheek and right eyebrow, as well as on his forehead. "G" enjoys photography and owns a camera. Sometimes, after visiting a specific location, he carries a peculiar instant camera to capture at least one pleasant landscape. He used to be the electric guitarist in a black metal band, but decided to retire. He still plays guitar, but not as much as before. Magic powers: Summoning Bones + Telekinesis + Gaster Blasters + Teleportation + Basic Magic + Creating Weapons with his Magic