frisk (glitchtale)

The timeline will get erased whether or not a monster or someone else absorbs Frisk's soul before shattering.
Also, if Bête managed to kill Frisk, causing the timeline to be erased, she wouldn't care.
This happened to Chara in the first timeline in Game Over.
Frisk can use the "But it Refused" ability, but it's difficult for him.
"Determination" may block Bête's Rhabdophobia ability.
It was confirmed by Camila, Frisk is The Player, just like in Undertale.
Frisk felt like scum for what he had done.
Frisk was the only one who could make a sort of armor made of Determination around his body.
Frisk was the only person who could get LV/EXP.
If Frisk managed to make a RESET somehow, everything would still be ERASED and the world would still be turned into "The Void".
When Frisk's LV increased from 3 to 19, it caused more glitches to the timeline and at the end of LOVE Part 2, Frisk said, "I'm gonna run out of time …"
Frisk didn't make his LV to LV20 because he didn't have any previous data with them having LV20.

The Dark Void Chara surrounded Frisk with its Hate as Chara did have Hate under his control and when Frisk was breaking it, the black casing around his soul cracked.
This will also explain why when more black substance crept upon his soul, Frisk glitched to Chara for a split second.
By ending his life he also took the one thing that tied the game’s rules to the real world, meaning Frisk's abilities to manipulate the timelines aren't transferred to Chara.
The timeline being glitched and messed up is a result of Frisk triggering hard mode.
The dialogue, "He was right after all..." in the description of Love Part 1 is referring to Flowey's statement, "In this world... It's kill or be killed!"
Before Love Part 2's release, Camila stated that Frisk did not care about anything, he was just trying to save the Timeline.
Frisk stayed in "The Underground" for about 30 years before going to "The Surface".
Frisk's determination can easily be corrupted whether by fear (weakening it) or by hate.
According to Camila's Tumblr post. If Frisk died, presumably meaning his soul being destroyed, then the entire timeline would have been automatically erased.

Relationships
Allies
Chara - Former Partner, Close Friend, Temporary Enemy and Killer
Sans † - Former Friend, Temporary Enemy, Killer, Former Attempted Victim and Savior
Papyrus - Temporary Enemy, Friend and Victim
Royal Guard of the Underground
Undyne - Former Enemy, Killer, Friend and Victim
Alphys † - Friend
Happstablook/Mettaton - Former Enemy and Friend
Monster Royal Family
Asgore Dreemurr - Former Enemy and Killer
W. D. Gaster - Former Attempted Killer and Friend
Toriel's Academy For Gifted Youngsters
Toriel - Caretaker, Temporary Enemy and Victim
Cam †
Abigail
Robin
Human Safety Organization
Anti-Monsters Department - Former Enemies
Jessica Grey †
Enemies
Asriel Dreemurr - Killer and Former Friend
HATE - Former Power Source
Bête Noire † - Former Friend, Attempted Killer and Attempted Victim
Akumu † - Former Ally, Attempted Killer and Attempted Victim
Kumulings

Key Friends and AlliesSans: Frisk’s comedic ally and closest confidant. Frisk makes a major promise to him to stop resetting the timeline so they can all live on the surface together.Chara: Originally acting as a ghost following Frisk, Chara is their closest companion throughout the early seasons and eventually replaces Frisk in the timeline.Papyrus: The kind-hearted skeleton who befriended Frisk after initially trying to capture them in the Underground.Asriel Dreemurr: Rescued by Frisk at the end of the True Pacifist Route, Asriel becomes a close friend and ally on the surface.W. D. Gaster: Frisk eventually befriends and teams up with the powerful scientist after initially facing him as a temporary enemy.The Illusion of FriendshipBetty (Bête Noire): In Season 2, Frisk initially believes Betty is a new friend. However, it is later revealed that Betty is a threat created to destroy both humans and monsters.

Physical & Combat AbilitiesSword and Shield of Determination: Frisk can manifest glowing red weapons straight from their soul. The sword can trigger giant explosions on impact, while the shields can take the form of simple barriers, crescent domes, or bubbles.Armor of the Red: A passive, invisible magical barrier around Frisk's body that substantially reduces oncoming damage.Enhanced Stats: Frisk can occasionally move at superhuman speeds, leaving "shift" marks in the air and hitting physical targets from incredible distances.Time & Space ManipulationSAVE & LOAD: Due to magical experiments by Dr. Gaster, Frisk can create save points to return to a previous moment in time if they are defeated.RESET: Frisk has the power to reverse time, retaining their memories of previous timelines.Timeline Erasure: In their final, ultimate act, Frisk was able to interact with the universe's timeline, altering the memories of all inhabitants to forget their existence entirelySoul Traits & Defensive UtilityPower Absorption: Because of their core trait, Frisk can resist absorption effects (like Bete's Rhabdophobia) and can even absorb the souls of monsters."But It Refused": The hallmark trait of a Determination user. When suffering fatal damage, Frisk can draw on their supernatural willpower to "refuse death," repairing their soul and keeping them in the fight.

A result of his massacres in the Underground was that HATE manifested in Frisk's SOUL, influencing his mind to become slightly more violent and less empathetic, almost reshaping him into a psychopathic murderer. However, Frisk did have standards as he found HATE and its aggression amplifications overwhelming him, so he forced the dark substance away from himself and directed it into Chara, under the impression it would just leave Frisk be. Following this, he had some sense of morality when he encountered Papyrus, who attempted to motivate him to turn over a new leaf, as he was initially hesitant to eliminate the skeleton, not until the brainwashed Chara fronted and completed the act.

Following various repeats of the same journey over and over again, Frisk no longer felt the same joy he had the first time, ultimately becoming bored and dull in his life. His boredom stemmed from a curiosity in the child as to what the outcomes would be if he were to act differently in a particular way. Frisk was even willing to abandon some of his pacifist traits and kill certain enemies to witness the different Neutral Routes, becoming invested in how each of his decisions could alter his story. With the ability to SAVE and reset the timeline, Frisk believed he was above consequences since he could always modify the space-time continuum, eventually performing actions and options that pushed the timeline to its limits. The curiosity was almost unsatisfiable, as he had spent thirty years resetting his journey to observe the differences in interactions and aftermaths, to the point he had experienced every possible moment and change prior to the Genocide Route. Knowing there was nothing left to discover other than the events during the Genocide Route, he found this inevitable and decided to attempt to complete it.

Since the beginning, Frisk had always desired to discover a peaceful and prosperous ending to his journey. After Flowey gave him advice on how to achieve the True Pacifist Route, he immediately loaded his SAVE file to do so, thus befriending every monster he could. Frisk never chose to FIGHT Asriel Dreemurr during the Battle of the Underground, having an iron will to see a happy ending as well as to continue living, which amplified his Determination to the point he could refuse his SOUL to break. In the battle's climax, Frisk was desperate to SAVE Asriel from his grief and dismay, sympathizing with the fact that the God of Hyperdeath's behavior emerged from utter loneliness, and he succeeded in doing so with Chara's help. Being a pacifist, he made amends with the emotional Asriel and forgave him for his actions, and with that, Frisk had finally completed the True Pacifist Route, which was the happiest ending possible at the time. He deeply cherished his memories and experiences in his journey, so Frisk decided to keep resetting the timeline in order to relive the True Pacifist Route countless times for entertainment, considering his story could never proceed once he arrived on the surface of Earth.

Despite feeling touched and heartwarming from Toriel's kind motherly presence, Frisk wanted to venture through the kingdom, but nonetheless, he successfully ended his relationship with Toriel on good terms and spared her, since Frisk started off wanting to be a pacifist. Continuing on in his journey, Frisk felt entertained and emotionally connected to the people he met, varying from the comedic Sans, the flamboyant Papyrus, the impulsive Undyne, the nervous Alphys, the charming Mettaton and the guilt-ridden Asgore Dreemurr. When Flowey suddenly claimed the six human SOULs for himself, Frisk remained extremely determined to go towards any extent to defeat the tyrant, even going so far as choosing to FIGHT, an option he rarely used at the time. Once Flowey was stripped of his powers, Frisk refused to execute him in spite of all the dastardly deeds he had committed, and even Flowey himself was confused and unsure of his kindness.

Since the beginning, Frisk had always desired to discover a peaceful and prosperous ending to his journey. After Flowey gave him advice on how to achieve the True Pacifist Route, he immediately loaded his SAVE file to do so, thus befriending every monster he could. Frisk never chose to FIGHT Asriel Dreemurr during the Battle of the Underground, having an iron will to see a happy ending as well as to continue living, which amplified his Determination to the point he could refuse his SOUL to break.

Thank you, Frisk... You're a very nice and kind child."
"No. I'm not. Can't afford to be. Not anymore.
Jessica Grey and Frisk

All in all, Frisk was a rather complicated individual to say the least. As the former player of the entire reality, Frisk encompassed powers to manipulate the timeline, thus his actions and behavior was mostly driven out of curiosity and a desire to pursue through his journey in the Underground. In his first journey, Frisk was gentle and warm, displaying kindness towards the monsters he encountered, as well as Chara, his ghostly partner. However, he barely showed any facial expressions, since most of his life, Frisk's face had a neutral and blank demeanor. He always was polite and obedient with anyone he met, appreciating Toriel's offer to care for him in the Ruins and supporting towards initial enemies he met. Frisk was essentially somewhat of a being with greater powers than regular humans, as he could make adjustments to space-time, therefore he viewed the people he interacted with as mostly characters in a video game that had well-written personalities that he could enjoy and sympathize with.

Later, Frisk is seen back at the house with Toriel, Asgore, and Gaster. While Toriel heals Asgore, Frisk told Gaster that he needed to talk to them. Gaster and Frisk enter Gaster's Lab after Gaster took something from Frisk, Frisk enters one of Gaster's machines to be teleported into the Void.

Once Frisk teleports into the Void, he meets Chara, who was very frustrated with them. Frisk convinces Chara to help them. At first, Chara refused to help them due to the terrible things he did and making everyone else think he was at fault.Once Chara realizes that the timeline is in imminent danger he starts to think again, and agrees to exchange places with Frisk. Frisk gives Chara his soul, shortly afterward, Frisk admitted that he couldn't go back into the timeline with them. Chara becomes shocked, but Frisk continued and said that if he enters the timeline again it'll erase itself and said that it was up to Chara to save Asriel. Chara becomes worried and asks them what will happen to them.Frisk says that it doesn't matter, and proceeds to replace himself with Chara, replicating all the memories of everyone in the timeline. After Frisk has been fully replaced by Chara in everyone's memories, he saves his changes, sending Chara back into the timeline. He cried before he got erased and told Chara to keep the promise he made for them, then he gets erased from the timeline entirely.

Frisk first appears in this episode after Asgore saves Jessica from the Pink Creatures. His hand starts to glitch, and he winces, before clasping his hand shut into a fist. Later, Asgore, Toriel, and Undyne ask why Frisk didn’t tell them about Bête, with him apologizing shortly thereafter. While the others talk, Gaster looks at Frisk which glitches back to his Genocide run showing them with 19 LV with glowing eyes then later snapping back to the present.Later, Asgore, Toriel, and Frisk go to the arena in order to battle Bete. When the three meet Bête, Asriel joins Bête which takes the three by surprise. Bête and Frisk battle against each other again (however Frisk is at a distinct disadvantage, and he knows it) while Toriel and Asgore fight Asriel. After Asriel stabs Asgore in the chest he becomes severely hurt. Before Asriel could hurt Asgore again, Frisk tackles Asriel with his shield. Frisk tells Asgore and Toriel that they have to leave, but before he could do so, Bête commands Asriel to attack Frisk; Frisk was presumably hit by the attack.

Bête then uses HATE on Sans' soul to revive him (which was still being fed off by Akumu) with HATE.

He was then commanded to battle Frisk and was easily winning. Before he could kill them, Papyrus intervenes, saving Frisk. Frisk tells Papyrus to leave, as this wouldn't solve itself with words, and claimed that he would hurt Sans if he got in his way of killing Bête when being asked. Papyrus refused to leave, and using love, he managed to remove the HATE in Sans' soul, freeing him from Bête's control and shocking Frisk.After the battle, as Toriel and Frisk are walking through the woods, Frisk hangs back a bit and looks at his hand, noticing it is glitching. Realizing that he was now glitching due to utilizing the HATE and glitches to raise his LV, Frisk states that he was 'gonna run out of time'.

At night, Frisk was thinking about the previous battles he had in the Underground, and how he was killed so many times. Bête then popped up and Amber appeared for a split second (before Frisk's soul shattered.) Since he can't use his SAVE file anymore the battle was all or nothing.

The next day, after getting dressed, Frisk attempted to leave the house. In fear of his safety, Toriel told them to stop. But, in order for her to leave them alone, Frisk cut her hand and told her that he was not her child, and she is "sure as hell" not his mother. This act causes his LV to rise to 3.Frisk goes to fight with Bête, and at the beginning of the fight, Frisk was smacked against the wall. Bête attempted to finish them but he avoided the attack. A bit later in the fight, Bête managed to sap a lot of his Determination with hallucinations of memories from the Genocide Run.Frisk would've died if it wasn't for Asriel, who stepped in and was whose soul was quickly stolen by Bête. After he was forced to watch his friend's "death". Frisk's LV increased to 19 along with his power. Bête quickly became overwhelmed with Frisk's sudden increase in power. Bête decided to "ask for a little HELP" after realizing he couldn't keep abusing the power of HATE.

He first appeared in Toriel's school alongside Abigail. Frisk told her to go to "the shelter" and Asriel told them to help him try to save any more children or to fight off many more creatures. However, Frisk told them that the creatures retreated and that he was too late.Later in the episode, Frisk told Jessica to come with them because he had something to give her. Frisk then gave her a box, Jessica then has a flashback of her daughter opening her gift, and in it is a tutu and ballet shoes. Jessica opens the box, and inside was her daughter's old tutu and ballet shoes. She then thanked them and said that he was a nice and kind child. However, Frisk denies this and says he can't afford to be one anymore.

Later, Frisk requested to talk with Asriel in the backyard, where he reveals that he was trying to find a way to reset since he broke the RESET button, admitting that his promise to Sans was a lie.He elaborated that he knew the timeline was glitched and that he's going to set off to fight Bête alone, ignoring the requests of Asriel to stay home and prepare first. He finally says that Flowey wasn't as much of a coward as Asriel, emotionally harming him to the point it raised his LV to 2.

At the start, Frisk was seen practicing apologizing to Sans, while he was still hoping to find a way to RESET, when Asriel arrived and he told him about Bête's actual goals and Sans being killed by her. This scared, shocked, and saddened them so much that he lost most of his Determination.

Soon, Frisk and Asriel go to see Alphys and Gaster, where Gaster encouraged them, causing them to be filled with Determination.Soon, a pink creature appeared and it attacked Frisk, he attacked it but due to not hitting it hard enough, he couldn't defeat it. Then Gaster told them that he was not hitting it strong enough. He then summoned a hand and powered it up to fire at the creature, then it tried to stop him by transforming into "Sans", surprising Frisk. However, Gaster just killed it anyways without remorse, then Frisk went inside and told Asriel that he needed to go to the city in order to protect people from the creatures.Later in the episode, Frisk arrived at Toriel's school to help fight back against Bête's pink creatures. He soon finds Cam, Abigail, and Robin Cam distressingly asks them to help them find his younger sister Lily. Frisk agreed to do so but was not seen throughout the rest of the episode.

When Dust begins, Frisk tells the audience that things have gotten tenser between humanity and monster-kind, with the worst of all, that Asgore was arrested.

Frisk soon arrives at Gaster's house, and he asks him if he found any info about Bête's unique soul, but sadly, he failed to find anything. Gaster warns Frisk to be careful he is with a monster because the AMD's cameras were suddenly more active. Upon mentioning Mettaton's first live performance, Frisk allowed Bête to come with them.Frisk and Bête soon go get Sans, Papyrus, and Asriel and he all go see Mettaton together. At the performance, he experiences Papyrus accidentally drop slabs of concrete on the area, and Sans temporarily losing his powers with a nullifier gun Jessica used.

Later, Sans called Frisk over to come and talk to him, Bête, Asriel, where he is forced to tell him that he was trying to RESET, his intentions right from the start. As a result, Sans got so angry that he called out Frisk for being selfish, getting his hopes high, and that he would've hurt them if it wasn't for Asriel, who stopped him.Sans was still angry with Frisk, and he threw the bracelet that was given to him onto the ground before he left. After this violent ordeal, Frisk wasn't seen throughout the rest of the episode.

He goes looking for her and meets up with Sans and Asriel, and after Frisk introduces them to Bete, he finds out that her soul is a color never heard before: pink. Sans goes to Gaster's lab to help him discover this new trait, and Frisk shows up after hearing that Sans and Asriel had talked things out. He gives Sans a bracelet to remind him about the "promise" he had made, which was to never reset again.

The following day, Frisk meets up with Jessica at the HSO Department, where the conference would be held, and the peace contract between humans and monsters is signed. Frisk hears Jessica's story about how her daughter ran away from home without ever returning, and that the reason why Jessica had suddenly left the school was that Toriel's interaction with the child had reminded her of her daughter. She agrees to sign the contract, saying that her daughter would have wanted peace between humans and monsters.

During the conference, Asgore is questioned about how the barrier was broken, he confesses about the human souls, and the last one he killed turns out to have belonged to Jessica's daughter. Frisk watches Jessica as she calls him a murderer and then storms out, tears streaming down her face, leaving all hope of peace between humans and monsters behind.

the director of the Anti Monster Department (AMD), in an attempt to convince her to sign a peace treaty that will stop all conflict between humans and monsters. He encounters Bete, a seemingly innocent young girl whom he saves from being run over by a car, and allows her to accompany them for the day.When he reaches the A.M.D, Frisk asks Jessica Grey for one last chance to show her that monsters are just as deserving of peace as humans are. Albeit hesitantly, she agrees, and Frisk takes them to W.D. Gaster's laboratory. There, Jessica is informed about Gaster's project on the Core's expansion and how helpful it would be to both humans and monsters. Here he elaborates on how the Core turns heat into magical energy meaning there will never be electricity bills ever again, but that the project will only be allowed to develop should she sign the peace contract.

Frisk then takes them over to the school where Toriel works as a teacher, to show Jessica how human children are being helped to understand and use his magic. After Toriel shows her the trait of one of the children, she suddenly leaves before Frisk can have a chance to stop her.

A few scenes into the episode, Chara tells Asriel about Frisk's true personality, and the fact that he started the genocide route on his own, so it is all his fault the timelines are glitching. He then creates the ERASE button and tells Asriel to press it, or else Frisk would use his friends as toys forever. However, Asriel, who believes that Frisk deserves a second chance, destroys the ERASE button.This quickly marks the beginning of a battle against Chara and Asriel, but during the battle, Asriel told Frisk that he can't fight Chara. However, he knows how to make them change his mind. He attacks them with the traits of the souls he absorbed, including Frisk's determination.Asriel manages to get rid of the HATE inside Chara, snapping Chara out of her hate-filled mindset. As his last will, Chara uses what was left of his soul to turn it into a trait vessel for Asriel.

And, after all, was said and done, Asriel breaks the barrier.On the surface, Sans confronts Frisk and asks them when he is going to reset. He promises him that he won't reset, but Sans asks them to be honest. Frisk then brings up his save file and smashes the reset button. He then pressed Continue, indicating he will never RESET again, which was a lie right from the start.

Everyone seems relieved at first. But then, a red beam charges at Omega Flowey from the smoke cloud, Sans sees this and manages to save Omega Flowey with telekinesis, but falls exhausted from overexertion. Chara moves forward to secure the kill.

Chara creates a massive dome of HATE, and hurls it at Omega Flowey. Flowey uses his special attack, combining the power of the 6 human souls into one massive beam, but it drains all his magic and soul power.Frisk, upon seeing that Chara was about to finish off Flowey, regains his Determination to create a red shield to block the attack, and uses "A Little Help." he then gives Flowey his soul along with the other 6 in the process to transform Flowey into Asriel.

The episode starts off with an awoken Frisk, noticing his soul has been drained. Sans and Flowey briefly explain the situation, while Sans is working on a machine. He implies that it is to help Gaster return, but doesn't say it directly.Sans soon asks Gaster to take him, Flowey, and Frisk to the secret chamber that holds the six human souls in his designated pods. Sans then hands the souls over to Flowey to make Flowey transform into Omega Flowey.

Upon hearing the commotion, Chara encountered them with pure confidence, proclaiming it was obvious what he'd do. He then engages in battle with Sans, Omega Flowey, and Gaster, while Frisk is protected by a shield.

At one point, Chara uses a patience rope and uses it to tear off one of Omega Flowey's arms. Sans, Gaster, and Frisk all seem horrified by this, yet Chara doesn't stop here, and then attempts to kill him again, only to luckily be saved by Sans.Soon, Gaster puts down the shield to attack Chara, who attempts to kill Frisk. Sans tried to sacrifice himself to save them, but Gaster takes the blow instead, resulting in the loss of a large portion of his HP.

This enrages Sans, who in a fury, uses his real special attack, causing him to create countless Gaster blasters at Chara, who tries to use a shield to protect himself but fails to stop the attack.

The sound of a SOUL snapping in half is then played.

Once Sans and Flowey arrive, Chara creates a shield of HATE around the extractor and fights them. After a fierce battle, Frisk's Determination is removed from his soul after being shoved into the determination extractor, and the barrier around the extractor vanishes. Sans teleports to the extractor to retrieve the Determination, however he is blocked by a Determination barrier courtesy of Chara. He teleports away seconds before it explodes, leaving the Determination free for Chara. However before he can take it, Flowey pulls away one of his arms, and Chara grasps for the Determination, only to slide out of range. Sans teleports to the Determination to grab it, but at the last second Chara cuts off one of their arms, and takes the Determination. Sans and Flowey take away an unconscious Frisk while Chara saves his file, with one word on it; Determination.

Frisk met Sans at his Hotland Hot Dog Stand to discuss the glitches, telling Frisk to watch out for anything odd since they had RESET in places "they weren't supposed to", glitching the game.As soon as he leaves, he noticed that the door to Alphys' Lab had been blasted open. Frisk walked into the lab and then entered the True Lab. As he walked along the path, he stepped on the dust of the deceased Amalgamates. But unfortunately, he failed to notice that Chara was spying on them from behind.When Frisk arrives at the Determination extractor, Chara confronts them. He goes on a monologue, about the glitches and how you only need Determination to exist. Chara states that he consumed the Determination of the amalgamates, and they had a lot of it, even enough to match his. As he is talking, Frisk tries to RESET, but Chara blocks the button, displaying his immense Determination, and uses HATE to throw Frisk into a Determination extractor.

As they are doing this, Flowey appears at the elevator, wondering why Frisk is taking so long. He looks over and sees Chara throwing Frisk into the Determination extractor. He has a flashback of a genocide route, and where Chara killed them. He knows what is at stake, and goes away to find help. He goes to Sans and informs him on the situation. Both know exactly what they are dealing with, and form an unlikely alliance.

Frisk meets Sans at his Waterfall Sentry Station and decides to take them to Grillby's via a "shortcut".However, Frisk somehow ends up in the Waterfall Hallway and nervously enters the Grey Room. But he finds Gaster, calls his soul "special", and says that it could help him be whole again. Gaster proceeds to attack Frisk, but Frisk evades these attacks only to find the door has been blocked.

But to Frisk's luck and relief, Sans soon appears, and Sans blasts the door, escaping with Frisk. However, Gaster partly materializes after coming out of the room, and recovering some power in the process. Sans, who knows that he can't defeat him, tells Frisk to give him his soul, but before Frisk could, Gaster attacks Sans and attempts to take Frisk's soul. It refuses, and shoots straight for Sans, healing him and giving him an edge in the fight. Sans dominates Gaster, destroying his hands one by one, until Gaster is left exhausted and drained. He attempts to stab Sans in a sneaky last-ditch effort, but Sans is faster, and subsequently kills him.

At the beginning of the episode, Frisk, who had almost completed the Genocide Route, encounters Sans in the judgment hall. Here, Frisk attempts to kill him many times, but he fails, leading Sans to kill him until he lost count. Eventually he begins to feel remorse for his actions and tries to RESET, however, Chara stops him and traps them in HATE prison.Chara then enters the judgment hall and challenges Sans. He fights and avoids all of Sans's attacks. Sans is shown to be gradually getting more tired, until he runs out of stamina completely. Chara looms over him, ready to deliver the final blow, but Frisk summons up his Determination and smashes the Hate, blocking him from the fight. He jumps in front of the attack, sacrificing himself for Sans' life. Frisk, as his final words before dying, tells Sans he's sorry, to take his soul and fix his mistakes before finally dying.

Sans then snatches his soul before Chara does, drastically increasing his power and giving him control over the timeline. He then "dunks" Chara and presses the RESET button.

Not much was known about Frisk's life before he climbed Mount Ebott. However, it was revealed that he didn't have a life beforehand.bafter discovering the Underground, according to Camila and Love Part 1. He had been seen in every single ending and every dialogue that could be offered. Eventually, he activated hard mode and decided to do a Genocide Route out of boredom.

First Neutral Route
Yeah... I never was very good at decision making
Frisk to Chara

Frisk did not exactly have a life before he climbed Mount Ebott at the age of thirteen. During his climb, he fell into a pit and landed on a pile of Golden Flowers in the Underground. At that moment, Chara, as a ghost, became Frisk's partner for his journey who was often brazen and enjoyed insulting Frisk every few seconds. At the entrance of the Ruins, Frisk encountered an innocent-looking flower named Flowey, who greeted him with southern slang. Wanting to seemingly teach Frisk the nature of the Monster Kingdom, Flowey started an Encounter and revealed Frisk's human SOUL in the Bullet Board. He claimed that he could get stronger by gaining a lot of LV, which stood for LOVE. After having Frisk's HP depleted from twenty to one, Flowey revealed his true malevolent and cruel colors, attempting to kill Frisk, but Toriel, the caretaker of the Ruins, rescued Frisk.

He was then guided through the first few areas of the Ruins by the caring Toriel, and when he was left alone, Frisk and Chara made their way through. Frisk faced a few inhabitants who intended to attack him, such as Whimsun and Loox, but Frisk chose ACT and MERCY during these encounters, befriending his enemies.

Frisk appears as a human with yellow-toned skin and dark brown, shoulder-length hair with bangs. Their eyes are typically obscured, but following Asriel's death, during the events of Love 2, their LV increased, leading to their eyes opening—symbolizing heightened perception. Their eyes are red, representing the immense power of their DETERMINATION.

Frisk's primary attire consists of a blue sweater with a purple stripe. While their wardrobe is not notably varied, they have been depicted wearing brown breeches, which were later replaced by standard trousers that occasionally appear gray or blue. Their footwear remains consistently brown throughout.

While trying to persuade the Anti-Monsters Department to make peace, Frisk encountered Bête Noire, who posed as an ally at first until she murdered Sans, who realized Frisk tried to break their promise. Frisk, Asriel and Gaster set out to battle against Bête and her Kumulings, and eventually, Frisk believed that they had to be ruthless as they were in his attempted Genocide Route in order to win a battle that they doubted they would be successful in. After Asriel was killed, Frisk's determination strengthened and highly increased their LV, and despite their initial beliefs, they learned from Papyrus that to counter HATE, who was Bête's power source, they needed love. Understanding that he was glitching away and that it would erase the timeline, Frisk traveled to the Void to meet Chara, and made a one-sided deal with him. Much to Chara's horror, Frisk replaced himself in his home dimension with Chara, erasing everyone's memories of Frisk and also his own existence.

Frisk is one of the two main protagonists (alongside Chara) of Glitchtale.

Frisk was the eighth human to have fallen into the Underground, whose amount of Determination granted them the ability to manipulate the timeline using SAVE. Throughout their first journey through the kingdom of monsters, Frisk, partnered with the ghostly Chara, befriended the enemies they faced, and whenever Frisk was killed, they could return using a SAVE Point. After completing Neutral Routes, Frisk went on the True Pacifist Route, saving Asriel Dreemurr and earning a happy ending for themself and monsters by freeing them from the Underground, but with the ability to reset the timeline, Frisk relived the Route plenty of times. When they was bored of his repeats, Frisk decided to experiment with different decisions and actions in the timeline after every reset.

When attempting the Genocide Route, HATE manifested inside Frisk's SOUL, and because they could not comprehend it, they infused it into Chara, unintentionally brainwashing him. After being killed by Sans multiple times, Frisk recompensed for their actions by allowing Sans to reset the timeline during the Battle at the Last Corridor, which resulted in glitches across space time. Another Reset allowed Chara to be resurrected and steal Frisk's determination, so Frisk, Sans, Flowey and W. D. Gaster fought against the megalomaniac. After aiding Asriel in freeing Chara from HATE's control, the Barrier was destroyed and monsters moved to the Surface, and the fact that this ending included the rescues of Asriel and Gaster pleased Frisk. They then faked a promise to Sans by destroying the Reset button, which disabled their power to SAVE and expanded the timeline.

his LV[level) is 19 and hi HP is 92 and his AT(attacked) is 36.DF(defense) is 4.

The Ancient OriginsCenturies ago, two human siblings—Copper and Agate Lightvale—established a kingdom of peace using two powerful magical traits: Determination and Bravery. When Copper changed laws to allow monsters to help govern humans, it sparked a tragic conflict between the siblings. Agate used a forbidden spell of Fear to kill her brother, but this transformed her soul into the entity of Bête Noire.Season 1: The Glitched TimelineThe timeline alters when Frisk regrets committing a genocide route, but Chara takes control of Frisk's body to carry it out anyway.Frisk manages to intervene, fusing their soul with Sans to stop Chara.These unexpected timeline meddling events result in "Glitches", such as the revival of W. D. Gaster from the void.Ultimately, Asriel (using the seven human souls) is able to weaken Chara, allowing Chara to cast away the evil "HATE" that was possessing them.Season 2: The Threat of FearMonsters successfully reach the surface, but a new, ancient threat emerges in the form of Betty (Bête Noire), a creature engineered solely to ensure humans and monsters never live in peace.The Conflict: Betty begins wreaking havoc, killing central characters (including Sans, who gives his soul to protect Asriel) and manipulating human governments.The Aftermath: Characters like Gaster, Undyne, and the remaining cast endure immense losses and must step up to combat Betty and the newly awakened HATE virus.Frisk's Sacrifice: To permanently save the timeline from further catastrophic resets, Frisk completely erases themselves from existence so that Chara can take their place and preserve everyone's memories.

Season 1: The GlitchesInstead of the standard genocide ending, Frisk expresses regret, prompting Chara to take control. To stop Chara, Frisk fuses their soul with Sans's, permanently altering the timeline and bringing about uncontrollable "glitches". The series originally explored Frisk's desperate actions to keep characters like Asriel alive through these timeline distortions.Season 2: AnimosityAs monsters finally reach the surface, the story shifts from glitches to an original, darker threat: the creation of Bete Noire (Betty).The Origin: Betty is the pink soul of Fear, created by the ancient wizard Agate Lightvale to ensure that humans and monsters could never live in peace.The Conflict: Betty begins manipulating the town, using illusions and manipulating characters like Papyrus and Sans. She slowly drains souls to grow stronger, eventually stripping Sans of his powers and turning Asriel and Chara against each other using an entity known as HATE.Season 3: Origins (Prequels)The storyline also features Glitchtale Origins, which goes back in time to explore the history of the human souls (such as Determination, Bravery, Justice, and Fear) to explain the deep-seated lore that drove Betty's creation.