Flowery

Flowery greatly values ​​the power of friendship and cares deeply for the other flowers, who, in turn, admire him as a reliable and virtuous authority figure. He possesses a keen awareness of the Dark World and its workings, but, on the other hand, places little importance on the world's ultimate fate, believing that cultivating Asgore's happiness, just as he cultivated theirs, is paramount. He vehemently opposes Ralsei's fatalistic view of a predetermined journey guided by prophecy, convinced that the inhabitants of the Dark World are capable of forging their own destiny and choosing freedom over the constraints of fate.

Flowery is a parody of the characters who star in classic shojo anime romances, and he presents himself as such in his introductory scene. Flowery possesses a personality that fits the stereotype of the posh college student: sophisticated, sociable, concerned with his appearance, and somewhat bossy. He is especially protective and friendly towards Asgore because circumstances allowed his life to be prolonged beyond what was expected thanks to the florist's care. Upon entering the final battle against him, he reveals more shonen archetypes in his personality, in contrast to his shojo traits, making it clear that he deeply values ​​and trusts his friends. Furthermore, he demonstrates his willingness to fight for them, which seems to enhance his combat abilities to some extent.

Flowery's outfit consists of a white collared shirt, an orange and green vest over it, and a black cape or jacket draped over her shoulder. Brown trousers and black shoes complete her ensemble.

When Flowery receives the power of all the other flowers, she transforms into a pastel rainbow silhouette, bordered by an outline of a darker shade of the same colors.

Flowery speaks with grammatical errors, probably as a nod to poorly translated dating sim games. She also often peppers her speech with plant-related puns.