Undertale

Wing Ding Gaster (WD Gaster) is a mysterious, secretive being. He was the royal scientist of the Underworld before Alphys and, according to lore, is responsible for the creation of the Core. Character and personality Gaster is a brilliant but tragic scientist. His personality is fluid, ranging from despair and moral disregard to periods of kindness and high intelligence. Capabilities In fan fiction, Gaster is credited with a wide range of abilities: genius intellect, teleportation, reality manipulation, and the ability to create energy attacks (including the famous Gaster Blaster, later used by Sans). In some versions, he is capable of controlling gravity and manipulating bones. History and Destiny According to the legends left behind by the "Followers of Gaster," he fell into his invention (the Core) and was blown "across time and space." These stories are contradictory: one says he "fell into his creation," another that "his experiments went wrong," and a third that he "was shattered into pieces across space and time." Connection with other characters Fans often associate Gaster with Sans and Papyrus, suggesting that he is their creator or relative. Important nuances Non-canon: Gaster does not appear directly in the official lore, and his existence is only confirmed through indirect hints. Font: His speech is written in a special font (Wingdings), which emphasizes his exclusivity. The hypothetical Gaster boss had incredibly high health, attack, and defense (666666), as well as negative values ​​for experience and gold.

Annoying dog - What does it look like? The dog has a fluffy white coat, pointed ears, black eyes, and a sly, smug face—it seems he's always grinning. The breed isn't specifically named, but he's very similar in appearance to a Pomeranian or Samoyed. What is his character like? He's quite the prankster by nature! His main goal is to comically disrupt plans. He loves to intercept important matters. He's also quite lazy: he can often be seen dozing. He also has a distinct passion for bones.

The landscape here truly resembles a scorched, volcanic desert. The soil has a reddish-orange hue, likely indicating solidified magma. A vast river of lava rises above this lifeless plain, creating a stark contrast between the scorching island of land and the icy abyss surrounding it. Features and gameplay The Hotlands are not just a setting, but a place where the player will encounter unique mechanics and puzzles. Puzzles. Many puzzles involve steam platforms, laser traps, and other mechanisms. For example, there's the famous platform jumping puzzle, which requires remembering a sequence of actions. Attacks. This is where orange attacks first appear in the game—powerful laser beams that must be avoided. The Mettaton Show. This location is the setting for a segment of the popular robot Mettaton's show. He hosts quizzes where, for every wrong answer, the hero's soul is electrocuted and their health is halved. Alphys's Lab. In the Hotlands lies the laboratory of scientist Alphys, who reactivates old puzzles.

Appearance The guardians are similar in appearance—they have the same armor and weapons. Their distinguishing feature is their helmets: Guard 02 has dragon horns and ears protruding from his helmet, while Guard 01 has rabbit ears. If you call Undyne, she'll confirm that they're a rabbit and a dragon. During combat and when talking in the overworld, guardians use a jumping animation. Personality As their name suggests, the guards are members of the Royal Guard. Guard 01 has romantic feelings for Guard 02, as revealed in dialogue during battle. Undyne's orders are for the Guardians to seek out and destroy any human who attempts to pass through them. If the protagonist calls Undyne at the entrance to the lab while the Guardians are there, Undyne explains that she cannot rescind her orders, as she told the Guardians not to trust her if she protects a human. Fight Guardians fight together, using "team attacks" from above and below the battlefield. Some combat features: If one of the guards is killed, the second one's attacks will become twice as fast and will be harder to dodge. When Guardian 02 removes his armor, his upper attacks will become shaky. To spare the guards, you need to: First, clean the armor of Guardian 02. Walk through the green zones near his projectiles five times. If you can't do it in one turn, you can do it in the next. After this, Guardian 01's attacks will become shaky and easier to dodge. After Guard 02 removes the armor, Guard 01 will need to whisper to be honest about his feelings. Important: Even after the guards spare the protagonist, they will still attack him if he makes a check, takes an action, or uses an item. from Hot Land

Dogami and Dogaressa are very similar, with both having round snouts, floppy ears, and a muscular build. They wear dark robes with hoods, the front of which depicts the face of their spouse. Main differences in appearance: Dogami has a thick drooping eyebrow, forelock, and pseudo-whiskers. Dogaressa has accentuated eyelashes. In battle, they use long battle axes, the "eyes" on the blades of which repeat the features of their owners. Dogami's robes depict Dogaressa's head, while Dogaressa's robes depict Dogami's head. Personality and traits First and foremost, Great Danes rely on their sense of smell to detect other creatures, and their eyesight is less developed. Perhaps they are biologically related to the character Doggo. At the same time, Great Danes love each other very much. This is evident in their attacks: they use heart-shaped beats and coordinate the movements of their axes so that the spaces between the blades form the silhouette of a heart. If one of the Dogi dies in battle, a photo of the spouse appears on the survivor's shirt, further proof of their deep affection. At the same time, each of them reacts to the death of the other: Dogami falls into hopelessness and despair, and Dogaressa begins to threaten in a fit of rage. However, both continue to show dislike for the protagonist, growling and refusing to be pets. In combat Some Dogi attacks: Two axes that bounce and fall in opposite directions, forming a heart-shaped. Two dogs on opposite sides: the left one barks in circles of white and blue hearts in the direction of the right dog. Features: If the player kills Dogaressa first, Dogami's attacks become weaker. If the player kills the Dogami first, Dogaressa's attacks are enhanced. Mercy Strategy: Wallow in the snow and mud to mask the smell. Let the Great Dane sniff him. Pet both characters. This will convince Dogi that dogs can pet other dogs and can be spared. from Snezhnegrad

Little Dog is a monster that stands on two legs. It has a light cream coat, and its red tongue seems to stick out of its mouth all the time. He wears gray armor (presumably metal) with a darker stripe around his waist. In his paws he holds a sword and a shield with the Delta rune. According to the concept art from the Undertale art book, his prototype was a Labrador. Personality and traits Like many other dog characters in the game, Small Dog is highly aroused by physical attention. If you stroke it, its neck begins to stretch at a seemingly infinite speed. If you continue to stroke, the dog's head will first go off the screen, and then appear at the top a little to the right and begin to go down. At the same time, the longer the neck becomes, the more gold the player receives for the battle. When he's not on guard duty, Little Dog likes to play card games such as poker and go fish with himself at Grillby's Bar. When interacting with him at this point, the game notes that he looks like a loser. Role in the plot Little Dog is a member of the Royal Guard (a unit of the Snowdin Dog Corps). In the Snowdin Forest, he usually appears third on the list. At his outpost in Snowdin, Little Dog often sculpts dog figures out of snow, many of which have necks as long as his own. The faun monster standing next to him notices that Little Dog gets too excited when he sculpts and never finishes his work. If you pet the dog enough times or throw a Stick at it, only broken sculptures will remain around the post due to the excessively long neck. From Snezhnegrad

Doggo looks like a two-legged monster dog. It has black and white fur: black ears, hind legs and body, white eyebrows, front paws, a spot on the chest and a fluffy white tail. Despite Snowdin's cold climate, he wears summer clothes: a pink tank top with a picture of a dog on the front, a ninja-style mask, elastic leopard print pants, a brown belt, and his lower paws remain bare. In battle, he is armed with two short swords that look like playing cards with a king. Character and features The main feature of Doggo is the inability to see stationary objects. This condition, known in real life as Riddoch syndrome, makes him dependent on movement: he senses only what he moves. He does not like creatures or objects that spawn or teleport without physical movement (such as Sans). Sometimes Doggo is uncertain: if he notices something, he will definitely come back and check if the movement has changed. His description before the fight mentions a hobby of chasing squirrels, which is a reference to the dog's nature. He likes to be petted, but it can disrupt his work as a sentry. There is also a hint that he smokes dog treats similar to regular cigarettes. In Combat Doggo uses only one attack in battle, a sweeping swing of his blue sword. Since he only sees moving objects, this attack serves as a way for him to check if someone is nearby. With a 0.5% chance, he can use Snowdrake's Parabolic Attack instead. The winning strategy is to survive one of his attacks without moving. After that, Doggo will no longer be suspicious and can be petted. After the first stroke, he will become excited and embarrassed, which will open up the possibility of sparing him. Repeated stroking will reveal new lines, and on the fifth time, Doggo will say that he has had enough, and he will regain his composure. The protagonist can also spare Doggo by throwing him a stick. from Snezhnegrad

Snowtown: Location Description Despite the fact that the Dungeon is located below the surface of the earth, Snowdin is covered with an eternal layer of ice and snow, which is why it got its name. There is a cheerful Christmas atmosphere, which is emphasized by cheerful music. A tunnel has been laid through the city, allowing you to quickly get to one of the two entrances, which look like an igloo. One entrance is near the house of Papyrus and Sans, and the other is near the inn. In the middle of Snowdin there is a Christmas tree. The city is mostly inhabited by monsters with thick fur (bears, rabbits), and Snowdrakes live on the outskirts. Among the villagers there are also two skeletal guards, Sans and Papyrus, and dogs from the Royal Guard (Doggo, Little Dog, Big Dog, Dogami, and Dogaressa). Buildings and facilities In Snowdin, you can find: A shop and a hotel owned by two rabbit sisters. The House of Papyrus and Sans. A library with a spelling mistake in the sign ("LIBRARBY"), which is considered ironic. The Grillbees Pub, owned by Grillby, who is also his sole employee.

The coat is completely white. The armor is mantle gray, decorated with images of dogs' muzzles on the wrists - exactly the same as the spear that the Big Dog holds in battle. An interesting feature: the monster itself takes up quite little space in the armor - only a small part of the neck and tail area. The rest of the suit seems to be controlled by him in some other way. When Big Dog jumps out of his armor, his "arms" appear to be hidden in the armor and do not reappear when he jumps back in. According to the concept from the art book Undertale, Big Dog is based on the Pomeranian. Character and role in the game Very affectionate and constantly looking for attention. Dogami even warns the player that if you don't watch where to sit in Grillby's bar, you will encounter the "full force" of his playful nature. He perceives battles as a game. He belongs to the Royal Guard. In the story: Encounters as a mini-boss in the Snowdin Forest. If spared in battle, he can later be found as an NPC in Grillby's bar. On the neutral route, he sits with other dogs when not on duty, and makes a satisfied expression on his face (but if both Doggo and Dogi were killed, this expression will change to a frown). On the True Pacifist Path, Big Dog cheers on the protagonist during his battle with Flowey. In the epilogue of this route, he, along with the other dogs, happily plays with Endogenia. In the credits scene, he hides in a pile of sand on the beach with Undyne and Alphys, just like he did in the snow before the battle. The credits also indicate that he is excited about the changes in his life. Combat Traits His dog-faced spear moves from right to left on the screen, periodically changing color from blue to white. At the bottom of the screen, there is a creature that looks like an Annoying Dog: at first, it sleeps, but wakes up and "shoots" the word "BARK" towards the SOUL if the player moves. If a player remains stationary after starting a turn, that creature will sleep for the entire turn and will not attack. From Snezhnegrad

Vimsan resembles a moth or butterfly with antennae, wings and four legs. His body has a ghostly shape, and his eyes are always closed. There is a sad expression on his face: an open, constantly trembling mouth with fear and slightly drooping eyelids with dots under them. Character and behavior The monster is extremely timid and sensitive. He is panicked by any actions of the protagonist: he can immediately run away when trying to talk to him, and even a slight movement of his fingers is perceived as a threat. In his lines and descriptions in the game, motifs of depression and despair can be traced. The text mentions that Vimsan smells of lavender and naphthalene, substances that are poisonous to moths. In battle, Wimsan often appears paired with Froggit. His attacks do not directly target the player's soul, but limit the room for maneuver on the battlefield. These include: a butterfly ring that slowly expands and contracts around the player's soul; two vertical lines of butterflies on the sides of the center of the field, which move following the movement of the soul. Interaction Strategy: Wimsan can be spared from the start of the battle. If the protagonist tries to comfort them (Console), the monster will run away. If you first threaten Wimsan (Terrorize) and then console him, he will leave behind 2 coins. Due to his timid nature, Wimsan dies in a single hit, regardless of the weapon he chooses. From the Ruins

Moldsmol resembles a piece of gelatin, or rather, lime gelatin mold. In the Ruins, it is light green in color (as indicated by the mention of lime gelatin). In the Waterfall, its color is described differently, but the exact shade is not specified. Pink Moldsmol also appears in the Mount Abbott tarot card. Personality and Behavior In battle, Moldsmol does not speak, but only makes sounds similar to the sounds of slime. In descriptive texts, he appears as a patient and thoughtful creature who can just lie quietly on the floor. In the description of the check, it is characterized as "curvaceously attractive, but no brains". In Attack : Moldsmol causes several small pellets to fall in a zigzag from top to bottom. Other pellets fall from above and, after flying a short distance, explode into even smaller pellets. Strategy: The monster can be spared immediately. If the monster is imitated or flirted before being spared, the monster's yellow name will appear in the credits, and the player will receive 1 gold. Combat Stats:HP: 50 AT (Attack): 6 in Ruins, 7 in Waterfall DF (Defense): 0 EXP on Kill: 3 Gold on Victory: 3 (on Kill), 1 (on Flirt and Mercy). Special Appearances: Moldsmall is the only monster in the game that occurs in three different locations in a single playthrough: Ruins, Waterfall, and New Home. In the Waterfall, Moldsmol can appear with one or two other Moldsmols, as well as with Migosp or Moldbygg (who disguises himself as Moldsmol). From the Ruins

Froggit looks like a white frog. It has only two front paws and three black dots on its chest. Between the paws is a small creature with frequently blinking eyes and a rounded mouth. What kind of creature it is is unknown, as it is never mentioned in the description of the froggit or by any of the Froggites. The personality of Froggit is a weak monster. He tries to run away when he is low on health, trembles from threats, and leaves at the sight of Toriel's fierce gaze while attacking the protagonist. At the same time, Froggit does not understand the protagonist's speech, but understands its essence. As NPCs, Froggits tell the protagonist about some of the game's features, such as the mercy mechanic. They can explain how to skip dialogue with the X key, switch the game to full-screen mode with the F4 key (on PC), and also inform you that if a monster's name is colored yellow, it can be spared. Name The name of the froggit is derived from the words frog (frog) and ribbit (croaking). From the Ruins

The Ruins are the first zone in the Dungeon where the human protagonist enters after falling through the barrier on Mount Abbott. Visually, this space is easily recognizable by its purple walls, floor, and bricks. Other details are also found everywhere: sometimes there are white columns and a white staircase; green vines often grow on the walls; red fallen leaves are scattered on the ground; sometimes small ditches flow out from under the walls, over which wooden bridges are thrown; There are also gray tablets (stone or iron) with inscriptions.

At the same time, there is only one tree in the Ruins - it grows next to Toriel's house, and there is not a leaf on it.

A vegetoid looks like a large carrot with its face covering its entire front. The sprite out of combat also matches the color of the carrot. On his face there is a wide smile with eyes overflowing with joy. In the overworld, there are two Vegetoids in The One Switch Ruins' puzzle room, one in the upper left room and the other in the lower right room. Interacting with them makes them fight the protagonist. Personality : The main purpose of the Vegetoid is to encourage the protagonist to eat vegetables. It often says something in support of this, basically "Eat your greens." Vegetoid's behavior appears to be robotic, refusing to show any emotion other than a smirk on his face. However, he gets excited when the protagonist "eats his greens" (i.e. catches any of his green vegetables while attacking the player, after choosing the "Dinner" action). Combat Vegetoid Attacks: He throws vegetables from the top of the battlefield, which bounce back when they touch the walls. Throws a pile of carrots from the top of the battlefield, which flies down in a straight trajectory. Combat Strategy: To spare a Vegetoid, use the "Dinner" interaction to turn one of its attacks green, and restore 1 HP when it comes into contact with it. If you use this action and catch the green attack, the Vegetoid can be spared. To end the fight peacefully, you can use the "Devour" interaction when the Vegetoid can be spared - this will restore 5 HP and end the fight. Quotes Some quotes from the Vegetoid: "Grown nearby, very close" (neutral); "Part of a full breakfast" (neutral); "Fresh morning taste" (neutral); "Contains vitamin A" (neutral); "Plants don't talk, scarecrow" (talk). From the ruins

Lux is a bipedal monster with one large eye located in the middle of his face, two small horns on the top of his head, and teeth under his eye. Personality Luks does not like to be teased, but at the same time he himself is not averse to teasing others (this is stated in the game texts when Lux does not appear alone). In the credits of the ending of The True Pacifist, it is mentioned that he began to correct himself if the protagonist does not tease him. In combat During the battle, Lux uses two attacks: Orbs. Five small orbs appear on each side of the battlefield. They move, bounce off walls, and gradually gain speed. If the player chooses the "Tease" interaction, the orbs will move faster. Spherical worms. Several small worm-like spheres appear, which twist and move forward, disappearing when they hit the edge of the field. If "Tease" is selected, the worms become larger and they move faster as well. From the ruins

Migosp is a bipedal monster that resembles an insect. It has two antennae on the top of its head. Two black lines are visible on the abdomen, and the mouth has an oddly shaped shape. A characteristic feature is frequent twitching and spasms in the claws and teeth. Personality In the presence of other enemies, Migosp is rude: when trying to talk to him, he replies, "I DON'T CARE." However, when he finds himself alone, he changes dramatically: he becomes calm, begins to dance and clearly enjoys solitude. In battle , Migosp never appears alone, but is always paired with another monster, such as Moldsmol, Vegetoid, or Lux. Attacks: As long as there is an ally nearby, swarms of insects (in the form of cockroaches) fly on the left and right of the playing field, limiting the room for maneuver. Very rarely, Migosp uses an attack similar to Froggit's: flies begin to fly from top to bottom, aiming at the player. If Migos is the only opponent, a tiny cockroach begins to dance at the bottom of the field. If the player hits it with the SOUL, the turn will end immediately. Mercy Strategy: To spare Migosp, you need to defeat his partner. After that, he will change his evil facial expressions to a smiling one, start dancing, and then he can be spared. An important nuance for fans: in order to get a yellow inscription with the description "Just enjoying life" in the credits of True Pacifist Ending, you need to talk to Migosp when he is alone. From the ruins

Gerson is an elderly monster that resembles a turtle. He looks like an old man with olive-green skin. He wears an archaeologist suit, a pith helmet on his head, and a large magnifying glass in his hand. Gerson has a pointed beard, crooked yellow teeth, and a dark brown carapace with a pale cream rim. He appears to be blind in his right eye and always keeps his mouth open. Gerson's character and role in the game is absent-minded and sometimes grumpy. He has trouble remembering some facts, such as where Temmi Village is located or why Asgore was nicknamed "Fluffy". At the same time, he willingly shares his extensive knowledge about the history of monsters in the Underground, including the prophecy of the Delta rune. Despite the former glory of the Hammer of Justice, he does not consider himself a hero. History and connections According to Undyne, Gerson participated in the war between humans and monsters. This makes him one of the oldest characters in the game. At the same time, he did not oppose the sealing of monsters behind the barrier after the victory of humans and even claimed to be acquainted with one of the human magicians involved in this. Gerson was alive during the reigns of Toriel and Asgore. He respected Undyne: in her youth, she had admired him and even tried to join him on hikes, and he appreciated her determination. Items in the store In his shop in the Falls, Gerson sells useful items: Crab Apple (25G) - Restores 18 HP and has the description "Looks like a crab". Sea Tea (18G) - Restores 10 HP and speeds up recovery in battle. Cloudy Goggles (30G) - Increases armor by 6 points and extends invulnerability time. Torn Notebook (55G) - Increases ATK by 2 and also prolongs invincibility.

Waterfall is a dark, cavernous area. There are many underground rivers, waterfalls and labyrinths of passages. The color scheme is dominated by blue and black shades, there are also lilac tones.

What creates the atmosphere: Echo flowers. These are bright blue flowers that repeat the last phrase said next to them. Through them, the player can eavesdrop on the conversations of monsters.

Glowing mushrooms. They serve as natural light: they light up when interacted.

Ancient inscriptions. The walls are decorated with hieroglyphs that tell of the war between humans and monsters, as well as a prophecy related to the Delta Rune.

Water and dampness. In some rooms, it is constantly raining, and it can drip from the ceiling. Who lives there and what can be found There are many interesting characters in the Waterfall:

The monster is a fan of Undyne, who unwittingly helps the protagonist.

Undyne is the head of the royal guard, with whom the player will have to fight at the end of the location.

Napstablook is a ghost who lives in the Falls. The Mad Mannequin is an enemy that can be encountered in the junkyard.

Mettaton (before he received the body).

Onionsan is a creature that resembles a giant squid with a yellowish-beige color. It enthusiastically greets the player and tells them about its loneliness. Also in the location are:

Temmi Village - here you can buy unique armor (Tem Armor).

Gerson's Shop - Sells special items such as the Torn Notebook and Cloudy Glasses.

A garbage dump is a place where rivers bring things from the surface.

Monster is a small yellow monster. He has no arms, a tail and "spikes" on the back of his head. He wears a striped yellow-brown poncho and brown boots. Spots are visible under the eyes, and one is slightly larger than the other. It can be either a trace of frequent falls, or just a design element. Personality This is an innocent, extremely enthusiastic and energetic monster. He is selflessly devoted to Undyne, his idol, and dreams of becoming the same hero. The monster is quite naïve and clumsy: due to the lack of arms, it is difficult for him to maintain balance, so he often trips and falls. In speech, he often uses expressions such as "c'mon" ("come on"), "dude" ("dude"), and "yo" ("yo"). At the same time, the Monstrosity is quite brave. On the Path of Genocide, when he learns of the protagonist's intentions, despite his fear, he does not back down and is ready to fight him, trying to act like Undyne. However, if the protagonist spares him, the Path of Genocide is interrupted and the Monstrosity begins to treat him well again, showing his forgiving nature.

Temmys resemble a mixture of cat and dog: they have cat ears on the top of their heads and dog ears on the sides of their heads. They have shoulder-length black hair. Most are dressed in blue sweaters, but there is an exception: the shop assistant looks different - she has gray hair, her head is noticeably larger than her body, her floppy ears are more rounded, and her sweater is striped (blue with yellow stripes). Character and speech All temmies are united by a rather chaotic manner of speech: they often miss letters, confuse case, and make other inconsistencies. But there are exceptions: Bob always speaks impeccable English. The shop clerk switches to fluent English if the protagonist refuses to sell her the item she wants. Regular temmies in battle also begin to speak more correctly if they are not given "temmi flakes". It is believed that Temmies consciously choose such "broken" English, although they are physically able to speak normally. Their behavior and speech are partly inspired by the character Mr. Saturn from the Mother series, and also parody Internet humor in the style of "lolrandom" and stereotypical speech patterns of teenagers. Temmi has two attacks in combat : First: A very tall tall tall temmy figure appears and stumbles and moves around the battlefield. In order not to take damage, you need to stay under it (or higher if there are no legs). If you move too fast, the temmi will "go off the board" and damage will become inevitable. Second, one of the temmy's paws lengthens in an attempt to wrap around the player's soul. To avoid damage, you should move along the edge of the field until the soul is in the middle - then the paw will contract. To spare the temmi, you can talk to it or feed it "temmi flakes". If you select the "Flex your muscles" option, the temmy will disappear and the monster Aaron will appear (he can also be spared)

Location: The village is hidden in the Waterfall location. To find it, you need to light the lowest set in the room with fluorescent mushrooms - after that, the path leading down will catch fire. The entrance to the village itself is in the lower right corner of the room. On the first visit, the path is dark, but after activating all four mushrooms, it will light up. The path to the village is hinted at by various characters: the River Man, Undyne (she advises avoiding her), and there is also a sign next to the save point near Napstablook's house. What it looks like Visually, the village fits into the overall style of the Waterfall: it is a dark cave with purple shades. At the same time, a cheerful musical theme sounds in the location. The village itself consists of two rooms. Who lives there There are several Temmies living in the village. These creatures have a rather bizarre character, and the speech of most of them is built in distorted, "broken" English. But there are exceptions: for example, Temmie named Bob speaks correctly, without mistakes. There is also a mushroom named Ragel in the village. What else is there in the village Tem Shop. This is a unique point in the game: only here the main character can sell his things. Among the goods are Temmie Flakes, and there you can also buy very powerful Temmie Armor, which is especially valuable on the pacifist route. Statue of "Tem". On the pedestal is carved a funny inscription: "Statue of tem . . . very famus. VERY!!!!!!!!!.".

Chara: Age. It can be assumed that Chara was about the same age as Frisk when she fell into the Dungeon. Soul. Chara's soul is red. At the end of the Genocide Road, Chara wears a lime sweater with a single horizontal cream stripe, nondescript brown pants, and boots. She has peach skin, medium-length brown hair, and a pink blush on her cheeks. A distinctive feature is open brown eyes and a smile that contrasts with the emotionless expression of the protagonist's face. In the finale of the "soulless pacifist", Chara's eyes light up red. Character and traits: Mystery. The game is intentionally vague about Chara and her personality. Mischief and cunning. From VHS tapes, it is known that Chara was a mischievous child who knew how to make a "creepy face". Intelligence and manipulativeness. Chara did not allow Asriel to film her plan on camera and managed to gain his trust to carry it out. Determination and determination. Chara embodies the trait of determination. Hatred of humanity. Asriel, in the epilogue of The Path of the True Pacifist, admits that Chara "wasn't really the best person" and hated humanity. Interest in gardening. It is implied that Chara was interested in gardening, as her knife is described as "ideal for cutting plants and vines".

Frisk: Appearance: A child with medium-length straight brown hair and short, uneven bangs. He wears a blue long-sleeved shirt with two purple stripes, blue pants, and brown shoes.

Bratty and Kathy: Bratty is a tall green monster that looks like an alligator. She wears a pink shawl with yellow and blue accents on the sides. She has bright yellow hair that curls into curls. Catty is a chubby purple feline creature. He wears a blue jumpsuit with yellow buttons and yellow fur on the sides. She has black hair with blue and lavender tips, long bangs that hang to the side, and yellow eyes with pupils in the form of black rectangles. She has a gold earring in her left ear.

Muffet: Muffet is an anthropomorphic spider with periwinkle or lavender skin, five dark purple eyes, six arms, and two legs. She wears a burgundy blouse with puff sleeves, slightly lighter pantaloons with snaps on the front, a red ribbon on her chest, and black hair tied in two small ponytails. In battle, Muffet holds two cups and two teapots. Despite her outward politeness and courtesy, Muffet appears as a greedy, stingy, intimidating, and somewhat hypocritical spider. She is very worried about the spiders imprisoned in the Ruins, and gives the proceeds to save them. During combat, Muffet tends to talk about unhealthy or inappropriate things, such as commenting on the protagonist's possible fate of being used for cooking. Muffet is one of the three vendors who do not have a trade menu when purchasing an item. The other two are Good Wife and Sans.

Asriel: Appearance: Similar to an anthropomorphic goat or possibly a dragon, as it has fangs but no hooves: in the form of a child, dressed in a green and yellow striped long-sleeved sweater, dark pants, has a pair of small fangs.

Napstablook: Napstablook looks like a typical ghost: black and white, with an elongated long body, two eyes, a mouth, and a nose. He has white pupils and a thin black line separating his eyes. After visiting Waterfall, headphones appear on it, which remain until the end of the game. Personality Napstablook is an introvert with low self-esteem, always and everywhere considers himself guilty. Despite this, he displays good manners: he accepts the protagonist in his house as a guest, often apologizes to appear polite. He is a typical music lover, he almost never goes without headphones and listens to specific music. Napstablook maintains the family tradition of "lying on the floor and feeling like complete garbage." She seems to love her cousin very much and admire him, even though he can be said to have abandoned him. Features of speech. Napstablook speaks in lowercase without capitalization, often uses ellipsis, and omits question marks and some periods. Attacks in battle. Napstablook attacks with tears. It has several types of attacks: tears, which fall down a curved trajectory (deal 3 damage per hit); Long, wavy tears that change trajectory as they approach walls and fall over the protagonist's soul.

Undyne: Anthropomorphic fish with light blue scales. She has dark red hair tied up in a ponytail. On the sides of the head, blue-red striped processes are visible, resembling fish fins. The nose is not visible, there are red spots on the eyelids, the eyes are yellow with a long black pupil. He wears a black patch on his left eye. She also has long, protruding yellowish teeth. In some scenes, Undyne wears armor, and when he is not on duty, he wears a T-shirt and jeans. Undyne's character is a passionate, strong-willed and confident personality. She acts quickly and is unwavering in her beliefs. Because of her service to the king, Asgore became merciless to her enemies. Believes in Asgore's plan to capture seven human souls to break the barrier and free the monsters from the Underground. Undyne loves to teach others: she mentors Papyrus in various skills, and also teaches the player how the "green mode" of the soul works. She has a competitive spirit, but she is close to those she considers friends. Abilities Soul Manipulation - Can turn an enemy's soul green, freezing them in place. Energy Replica Spawn - Can summon spears that it telekinetically launches or that emerge from the ground. Increased Strength - Able to withstand blows as well as lift multiple people at once. Determination - Has the most determination among the monsters of the Dungeon. However, it causes her body to melt, indicating the limitations of this power. Undyne is a lesbian and her relationship with Alphys has been praised by critics.

Asgore: Growth and structure. Asgore is a large monster, the tallest among the main characters in the game. He has golden hair and beard, long curved horns, white fur, long ears, muzzle, and visible fangs. Clothes. He wears armor with a large breastplate that depicts a winged crest resembling the Delta Rune emblem. He also has a long purple cape with gold shoulder pads that make it appear that he has broad shoulders. On the head is a small three-pointed crown with a stone inside. Weapons. The signature weapon is a massive red trident decorated with a six-petal flower at the base. Character and personality Calm, kind and slightly confused. In the dialogues with the protagonist, Asgore is presented as a family man who tries to be good-natured, despite knowing the outcome of events. Belligerence and a sense of duty. Despite the fact that the murder brings him mental turmoil, Asgore considers it his duty to fight the protagonist in order to save his people. Guilt. Asgore deeply regrets killing people and feels guilty about it. After being defeated, he even offers the protagonist his soul to "leave this cursed place". Interests. She enjoys gardening, drinking golden flower tea, making toffee pie, walking, working out with Undyne, dressing up as Santa Claus, and playing puns. Speech. Speaks in southern slang, for example, uses the words "howdy" and "golly" like his son Asriel. Weaknesses. He is not well versed in place names - for example, he called the first monster house "Home", and the current capital of the Dungeon - "New Home".

Mettaton: The original form is a rectangular gray box with glowing cells on the front panel that can change color depending on actions and emotions. On the Neutral and True Pacifist Paths, after Alphys asks the player to press the lever behind Mettaton, he transforms into Mettaton EX, a new body he asked for from Alphys. In this form, he has pale "skin", black hair that covers his left eye, a pink chest with a narrow waist, and black shoulder pads above his arms. On the Path of Genocide, Mettaton transforms into Mettaton NEO, a form created primarily for combat. It has sharp and enlarged shoulder pads, instead of a right arm, a Megaman-style cannon, larger shoulder pads that connect to a wing-like cape. The soul on the waist is now directed upwards, like most monsters. There is also a heart-shaped engraving on the chest, and the hair is slicked back from the left eye, revealing a completely black segment with a crosshair marking. Personality : A confident, charismatic and charming TV presenter who loves drama, action and violence. He has a strong craving for attention, sometimes his egoism develops into narcissism, for example, when he brags about the beauty of his true form. Despite being narcissistic, he genuinely appreciates and cares about his fans, as well as Alphys and his cousin Napstablook. One of the few inhabitants of the Underworld who has no hatred or prejudice towards humanity. His initial attempts to kill the protagonist were nothing more than a spectacle put on by him and Alphys so that the latter could feel useful. Motivated by a desire to prevent Asgore from taking the protagonist's soul and destroying humanity. Abilities and features of Attack in the form of questions. Creating bombs and mini-versions of himself (Mettaton EX summons tiny robots that attack the enemy with deadly heart projectiles). Electrokinesis. Text manipulation – can turn words into bombs. Disco balls.

Grillby: Grillby is a monster made entirely of fire. He wears glasses, and his costume consists of a white shirt with a black bow tie, a black button-down vest, black pants, and shoes. Grillby's personality is usually very quiet and taciturn. He is usually represented by Red Bird, although she later admits that her translations are inaccurate. It is assumed that due to his fiery physiology, Grillby is afraid of water.

Toriel: Toriel's appearance is a member of the monster race, resembling an anthropomorphic Nubian goat. She has floppy ears and small horns; two fangs and long eyelashes; red eyes; a humanoid body with fingers at the ends of the limbs; a long purple robe with the Delta rune on the chest. Sometimes she can be seen wearing glasses. Toriel's personality is a kind, caring, and compassionate person who genuinely seeks to protect those in need. She can seem overprotective, often teaching the player how to solve puzzles and insisting on manual guidance. However, behind this mask is a fear generated by the tragic past, and a desire to prevent the repetition of history. Toriel also has a tougher side to her personality, which is evident in her cold attitude towards Asgore and her attempts to keep the protagonist in the Ruins. At the same time, she is not devoid of a sense of humor - she loves puns and bad jokes. Biography Former Monster Queen. Toriel was the wife of King Asgore, and they had a son, Asriel. When the first man fell into the Underground, she accepted him as a child. Renunciation of the crown. After Asriel's death, and due to disagreements with Asgore over his intention to kill human children for their souls in order to break the seal that kept monsters underground, Toriel abdicated. Life in Ruins. After leaving Asgore, Toriel chose a secluded life in the Ruins, where she dedicated herself to protecting those who enter the Underground.

Papyrus: A skeleton with a more upright and geometric skull compared to its brother. A toothy grin in many expressions. Eyes resembling vertical slits; Skeletal pseudo-breves form most of the facial expressions and corners of the mouth. Eyeballs, which are visible when he is experiencing strong emotions. Relatively tall and a little slender compared to his brother. He wears a "fighting body" - an outfit that he created for a costume party. It includes an orange-and-red cape, a white bib with gold trim at the bottom, blue briefs with a gold belt, red gloves with yellow trim, and red boots. Personality and character Bright, charismatic, self-confident. Sometimes he shows selfishness, calling himself the "Great Papyrus". Hardworking and kind. Despite his daring nature, he sincerely cares about others. Optimistic and courageous. Even in the face of possible death (in the path of Genocide), he can let go of the protagonist, hoping to direct him to a different path. Sometimes forgetful and inattentive, but can be cunning, such as using reverse psychology to trick Undyne into befriending the protagonist. Persistent: Waited outside Undyne's house all night to ask her to accept him into the Kingsguard. ** believes in others as much as in himself**. Features Obsessed with spaghetti - he learns to cook them from Undyne. At the same time, Papyrus himself never ate spaghetti before cooking. He loves puzzles and practical jokes - he creates them for the protagonist, and also has a collection of "difficult puzzle-making volumes". He collects figurines. He watches Mettaton's TV show and admires him so much that he is ready to move to Hotland, a region he hates.

Sans: Appearance A short and broad-boned skeleton with hands that resemble mittens. He wears an unbuttoned blue jacket (or sweatshirt) with a gray hood, a white t-shirt underneath, black shorts with white stripes, and a pair of slippers. He is always depicted with a wide, toothy smile on his face. The black eye sockets have white pupils that disappear when Sans is serious or angry. During the use of telekinesis, an iris appears in the left eye, flashing blue and yellow (the colors of patience and justice), and the right pupil disappears. Personality A laid-back and frivolous character, he likes to sleep, which he does during breaks at work. He is known for his jokes that annoy his brother Papyrus. He is kind and friendly, believes in the good in others and believes that bad deeds are done because of problems in life. Attentive – can understand a lot by looking at the expression on his face. He is lazy, but his laziness is the result of knowing about timelines and that everything can be reset. At the same time, Sans himself does not consider himself lazy. He hates making promises, but if he does, he tries to keep it to the end. Observant – can determine if someone has experienced events before and if they repeat them. Abilities Using "shortcuts" allows you to quickly cover long distances. The ability to be in different places of the same location at the same time, which may indicate teleportation. Timeline Awareness - Flowey notes that Sans was responsible for most of the resets. In battle, he uses "Gaster blasters" - devices resembling a skull to shoot large beams. Can dodge attacks. He has knowledge in the field of science, for example, there is a textbook on quantum physics.

Alphys: Appearance A yellow lizard-like reptile, approximately the same height as the protagonist. The posture is a little hunched, which gives the impression of nervousness. Yellow scales, claws and protruding teeth (their number can vary depending on which way she is looking). There are three toes on the feet, three fingers and a thumb on the hands. The "hair" is located in the form of dots on the back of the head. He usually wears round glasses and a white lab coat. On a date with the protagonist, she wears a polka dot dress that a friend picked up for her. Shy and introverted, often stuttering during conversation. Low self-esteem, prone to self-deprecating comments, and sometimes underestimating their skills. Intellectual, analytical and observant – corresponds to her role as a scientist. She is passionate about her work and interests. He is fond of anime, manga and video games. He likes to publish online content, write walkthroughs of games (although he prefers to give solutions to puzzles in a pinch), engage in "shipping" and write fan fiction. He has romantic feelings for several characters, both male and female. Undyne's most serious infatuation is with her, although she finds it difficult to express her feelings. There are also hints of sympathy for Asgore and Toriel. She is prone to social anxiety and avoidance of communication. Sometimes he lies or hides secrets so as not to disappoint himself and others. This leads to depression and remorse. Due to his unsuccessful experiments with Resolve, he feels guilty and insecure, which is why he procrastinates and writes informally. At the end of the "True Pacifist" path, Alphys stutters less and becomes more honest about her intentions. The Royal Scholar's activities and achievements are a position that Asgore granted her after the disappearance of her predecessor. He is the author of many devices, mechanisms and traps. She created a body for the robot Mettaton. Conducted experiments with Resolve.