Flowery - University

Orange is a small, mouse-like plant with orange fur, a headband, and boxing gloves. At first, she hides her true nature by creating a large, simple, one-eyed shadow puppet from behind the paper walls of Flower Castle. Orange is also the creator of the Orange Juice item.

Despite her weakness, Orange does her best to resist and prevent the group from sealing the Dark Source. When the group bids farewell to the flower, she mentions her dream of having courage and being brave. [3]

Orange is very sensitive and often feels bullied by the group. She also gets angry very easily and is very impulsive, just like Susie in Chapter 1.

Despite her appearance, Orange is convinced she is human, like the rest of Asgore's flowers, as she becomes extremely distressed when she is called or had it implied that she is a mouse (such as when she mistook Ralsei's expression "no fingers" for "lactose," believing he meant cheese). Because Ralsei repeatedly bullies her for not acknowledging her humanity, Orange has developed a particular disdain for him.

Green is a green, humanoid plant with green shoes, a lime green suit with a green apron, and a lime green chef's hat. He is often seen holding a frying pan. He has two eyes fused together, like a cyclops, with green pupils and four eyelashes. He is seen running most of the shops throughout the Dark World. He has a small smile during his fight against Orange and the others. His green color and attack are likely a reference to the green SOUL that represents goodness in Undertale.

Green is described as shy, clumsy, unconditionally kind and caring, though sometimes irritable. His kindness is such that he goes out of his way to help the heroes; for example, if they lose the battle against Flowery, Green will return any healing items they consumed during the attempt. Another example of this is when they fight alongside Orange: some of his attacks heal the party (by 1 HP) instead of dealing damage.

However, they sometimes show a more stingy side, such as when they ask Seth and Blue for the money they are owed. This act of lending money to the other flowers seems to be one of their habits.

Green appears to be fully capable of speech, but chooses not to,[3] preferring instead to use body language and hand signals to communicate. Occasionally, he uses written signs, such as when he reveals his name to the group.

Blue presents herself in a feminine manner, wearing the traditional attire of a dancer and addressing others, especially Yellow, as "dear." She generally behaves elegantly, speaks in a poetic tone, and suppresses her emotions. Blue's primary passion is love in all its forms, which she also expresses through dancing on stage to various musical genres. After a rocky start due to the group's issues with Yellow, she develops a cordial relationship with them, as she doesn't truly wish to oppose the group, since both sides of the conflict are motivated by love in one way or another. She doesn't hold a grudge against the group when she learns of their interactions with Yellow, valuing their honesty more.

He seems to be somewhat passive towards violence as a means of solving problems, helping Flowery's plans despite having certain reservations, and participating in the battle alongside Yellow against the group to force them to prove their innocence.

Blue also dislikes seeing characters get hurt, as that contradicts his acting style. Therefore, he would do everything possible to heal them as much as possible, arguing that it's a comedy, not a tragedy.

Despite embodying and valuing the virtue of integrity, Blue demonstrates a certain lack of it, evading a $2 debt to Green by pretending not to understand his requests, and stealing from both Yellow and Orange to give them gifts, even deciding not to return Orange's gloves after she expressed her displeasure with the gift.

She appears to be one of the most perceptive and intelligent flowers, commenting on the relationships between the characters, such as Susie's deep love for Noelle. She often offers support and comfort to Amarillo, something he frequently needs due to his naiveté and tendency to despair. For example, when she finds Amarillo in self-imposed confinement, she frees him, hugs him, and reassures him.

Yellow is a yellow humanoid plant with a short yellow mullet, a dark yellow cowboy hat, a dark yellow cowboy suit, and golden spurs attached to his dark yellow boots. He has a simple face with small, bright eyes, a wide smile, and a square jaw, while the rest of his body is thin and lanky.

In the World of Light, Yellow is a yellow flower, identical to the other six flowers except for its color. Like all the flowers, it shares the same six-petaled shape as Flowey. Although both Flowey and the yellow flower appear to have yellow petals, the golden yellow that Flowey uses is much closer to Flowery's shape in the World of Light.

Yellow is a well-intentioned cowboy figure with a stereotypical fixation on justice, likely influenced by his Undertale SOUL counterpart, who embodied justice. However, he is also portrayed as highly gullible and naive, and perhaps overly trusting of others; a prime example of this is when, after confronting the group for trampling Blue's flowers (or, if they avoid him, for attempting to seal the Dark Source), he briefly believes the group's makeshift excuse that the real culprits are flowers that resemble them, before completely falling for Susie's attempt to frame him, accepting it as him, being so astute, "fooling" himself. He seems to believe virtually everything others tell him, and often appears to fail at basic reasoning. An example of this is that he plans to eat medals at the restaurant, and, when he is told that this will make him sick, instead of denying it or deciding not to eat the medals, he laments that he "has" to get sick, until he is told that eating the medals is unnecessary.

Yellow's devotion to justice is such that, when he was deceived and believed that he was "the criminal"

Seth proves to be highly intelligent and always thirsty for knowledge, with a desire to become a genius. He prefers to use strategies and techniques rather than attack directly, supporting others with his powers, such as duplicating or firing their bullets or combining their firing patterns. Seth is often with Aqua as a sort of "caretaker." He also becomes annoyed when his schemes are ruined, such as when Yellow admitted to coloring them. He idolizes Berdly.

It is also shown that Seth cannot use any means of transportation. He cannot jump high or use the petals to his advantage.

In the world of light, Seth appears as a purple flower. In the world of darkness, Seth resembles a human figure with purple skin, and his appearance is almost entirely purple. Additionally, Seth wears glasses.

Aqua is very childish and prefers playing games to obeying. She also tends to ignore or fail to grasp the seriousness of certain situations; while her fellow flowers fight for a cause or a virtue, she often does so simply for fun. She has a clear affinity for knives, using them in all her battle attacks, and seems to enjoy throwing them at people. She often seeks guidance from the other Seven Colorful Flowers and is usually accompanied by Seth, from whom she receives orders in combat. In addition to her childish behavior, she is very naive and somewhat clumsy, easily deceived. However, she doesn't seem to hold a grudge in the slightest.

Aqua has the appearance of a young girl. Her skin is cyan, and her hair is black, beneath which lie one or three large red eyes, depending on the situation (though it can be assumed she has three and only shows one). She wears a large cyan shirt with a red collar and sleeves that cover her hands. She also wears red shoes and a red heart-shaped bow.

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 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.