Flowery - Deltarune

At first, Flowery treats Chris kindly, noting his remarkable growth and assuring him that Asgore must be proud of him. However, over time, it becomes clear that Flowery harbors ill will toward Chris and openly doubts the sincerity of his feelings for his father. He bluntly states that he doesn't believe Chris wants to save Asgore and openly admits to being deeply suspicious of him, as Chris has "changed" significantly over the years. While Chris is away, Flowery even shares a secret with Susie—the code to the vault hidden in his land—asking her to keep it a secret, as he suspects Chris will try to destroy it. However, Flowery admits that he doesn't fully understand Chris's plans, indicating that he likely isn't fully aware of his mystical connection with SOUL and the enigmatic Knight.

Flowery treats Ralsei with condescension and hostility from the very beginning, dismissively calling him "Rali," forcing him to wear old clothes, and trying everything possible to drown out or ignore his voice. This behavior angers Susie and turns her against Flowery at first, though over time she warms up to him a little. However, later, those around him begin to notice a more sincere side of Flowery. When he thinks they are parting forever at the first Light World Lighthouse in the Garden, he bids Ralsei farewell with almost no malice. Later, finding Ralsei praying in Flower Castle, Flowery suddenly praises him for his kindness and gives him a drink voucher, sincerely encouraging him to choose what he personally enjoys rather than follow the desires of others. True, he still ruins the moment at the end with the line, "Hey, smile again," hinting at Ralsei's forced and forced optimism. Overall, their relationship is built on a profound inner difference: Ralsei only forces himself to hope out of a sense of duty, while Flowery hopes with all his heart, even if it sometimes comes across as arrogance or a dangerous delusion. Flowery fervently believes that he and the other six colors are capable of creating an ideal world for Asgore, and Ralsei simultaneously despises this blind faith and desperately envies Flowery's ability to cling so tightly to her hope.

Susie and Flowery's relationship is initially rocky, partly due to Flowery's own behavior, which is condescending and dismissively mispronounces her name. However, he soon puts on an impressive display of his power, subduing the locals instantly and without unnecessary violence to demonstrate his abilities. Judging by his genuine joy at the Merry Bunch's, and Susie in particular, finding common ground with flowers, any animosity between them quickly disappears. Flowery even displays sensitivity, thoughtfully offering Susie a bouquet for Noel. Overall, Flowery often tries to annoy Ralsei through Susie—either deliberately irritating her or, conversely, winning her favor, but at the same time genuinely admires her strength and respects her fighting spirit.

Flowery feels boundless respect and devotion for Asgore for raising him and caring for him in the Light World—despite the fact that Flowery was originally just part of an ordinary wedding bouquet, something people would usually throw away. This is why Flowery's deepest and greatest wish is to create an ideal world for Asgore. However, Asgore himself doesn't reciprocate these feelings with the same intensity and sometimes views such fanatical devotion as "uninvited care." At the same time, Asgore affectionately calls the flowers his "little ones," treating them like his own children. Flowery inadvertently takes on the role of a protective older brother to the other flowers, much like Asriel's relationship with Chris. Flowery's affection for Asgore is incredibly deep and subtle: during their solitary meetings and heartfelt conversations in the diner, the flower's behavior clearly reveals not just filial gratitude, but a hidden, tremulous romantic interest.

Blue: A sophisticated ballet dancer in a graceful dark blue ballet costume with butterfly patterns, pointe shoes with ribbons and a stylish tutu at the waist.
Yellow: A friendly cowboy in a festive white tuxedo, boots with spurs and his ever-present hat, to which a voluminous veil is taped.
Orange: A tiny, fluffy mouse with a bright bandana on her head and a huge boxing glove that is bigger than herself.
Green: A neat monster girl in a large white chef's hat and a kitchen apron with ladles in her pockets. (Green has no gender at all.)
Pink: A charming catgirl and the Flower Kingdom's chief maid of honor. She has neat pink cat ears and a fluffy tail. She wears a fluffy dress made of rose petals and often coquettishly hides her face behind a small fan. She's very sweet, but she loves to gossip.
Seth and Aqua: A tall, phlegmatic man and a demure, petite woman, dressed in light, aquatic-hued clothing. (Seth is genderless, as is Green.)

Flowery as Commander: For the entire Flower Faction, Flowery is a stern, pompous "General" and an unquestionable authority. He considers himself King Asgore's chief protector and demands iron discipline from his subordinates (though he himself is constantly distracted by theatrical poses and speeches).
Blue and Yellow (Flowery's Biggest Pet Pitfall): Flowery sees them as the Guard's strongest fighting pair, but their personal relationship drives him crazy. Flowery gets absolutely furious when Blue starts flirting with Yellow in the middle of an important battle, batting his eyelashes while wearing a tutu, tenderly adjusting Yellow's armor, and carrying Kris and Ralsei's stolen items for him instead of attacking enemies. Flowery gets even more irritated when Yellow, either because of this (or simply because), experiences existential depression, and Blue abandons his post to comfort his partner and carry him in his arms. At such moments, Flowery pompously yells at them both, demanding that they "stop this nonsense and bring Justice back to the battlefield!"
Green (Healer): For Flowery, she's a useful rear-line mage who heals the guards with dew. Flowery looks down on her, but appreciates that at least Green isn't a kleptomaniac and doesn't wear a tutu, unlike Blue.
Pink, Seth, Aqua, and Orange: These are Flowery's loyal retinue, guards, and extras. Flowery treats them as loyal subjects of the Flower Kingdom, expected to stand gracefully in the background and sing along with his speeches in praise of Asgore.
Flowery repeatedly befriends all six other multicolored flowers, calling them "boys" (despite stating that "some of them are girls"). Flowry appears to play an informal leadership role among the flowers, ordering them to oppose the heroes. Unlike the Dark Ones, who worked under the leadership of previous antagonists—particularly the King, Queen, and Tenna—all the flowers appear to work with Flowry of their own free will. All the flowers ultimately decide to fight alongside Flowry, despite not harboring any hatred toward the heroes.

Asgore and Toriel (Parents): Ex-husband and wife. They were once a happy ruling couple of monsters (in Undertale canon), but in the Light World of Deltarune, they are divorced. Toriel works as a teacher, and Asgore is a poor florist. They barely communicate, and Asgore deeply misses his ex-wife, often trying to give her flowers.
Chris (Adoptive Son): The only human in a family of monsters, Chris is the adopted son of Asgore and Toriel. He's quiet and has been struggling with his parents' divorce and the fact that he looks so different from them.
Asriel (Blood Son / Chris's Brother): Asgore and Toriel's biological and eldest son, Chris's brother. He is the pride of the family and is currently away at college. The entire family (especially Chris) misses him terribly. Flowery has some of Asriel's traits in the Dark World, but is a distinct individual.
Flowery and Asgore: Flowery is Asgore's mental "child" and devoted creation. In the Light World, he was just one of seven flowers in a flowerpot, which Asgore carefully tended, pouring all his unrealized paternal care into them. In the Dark World, Flowery came to life and became Asgore's fanatical protector.
Flowery and Chris: Flowery treats Chris with a complex mixture of jealousy and bitter resentment. He envies Asgore for loving his adopted son so much. At the same time, Flowery can't bring himself to seriously harm Chris, as it would hurt Asgore himself.
Chris and the Player (Soul): A mental connection between the puppeteer and the puppet. The Player forcibly controls Chris's body through the Red Soul. Because of this, Chris cannot fully express his feelings for his father and Flowery—his actions are controlled by an external force.

Chris is the main character, led by the Player. He is the knight of the team. He is an introverted and silent person.
The Player is an invisible entity that controls Chris.
Susie is Chris's loyal friend and the team's main offensive force. She's daring.
Ralsei is the Prince of the Dark World, a support mage and healer. He's very friendly, but seems to be irritated by Flowery.
Flowery is the castle's main defender, the boss of the Flowers faction, and Asgore's "best friend."
Asgore is Chris's father, who became the true King in this world and is blinded by this illusion.

Chris: Human. His skin takes on a soft blue hue, and his hair becomes dark blue. He wears silver-blue knight armor and a short, bright pink cloak. He holds a smooth shield and an elegant sword.
Susie: A tall, strong monster (lizard) girl. In the Dark World, her skin turns purple, and her clothing changes to a rugged leather vest with spikes, a long dark cloak, and purple pants. Her weapon is a huge, heavy battle axe.
Ralsei: A small, fluffy goat mage. He wears a long green robe and a pointed hat of the same color, with a long, bright pink scarf tied around his neck. He also wears round-framed glasses.
Flowery: A tall, incredibly artistic and elegant male monster (the Leader of Flowers). He has neatly styled light (golden) hair and expressive eyes. He wears a formal green vest, a white shirt, and a striking black cape, which he constantly wraps around himself dramatically. Orange magical sparks always swirl around him.
Asgore: A huge, majestic anthropomorphic goat with a golden beard and mane. In this world, he looks exactly like a King: he wears shining golden armor, a massive crown, and a heavy purple royal cloak. He looks stately, confident, and absolutely happy.

Player Control: Chris isn't his own master. His body and decisions are controlled by an external force—the Player (the Red Soul). Chris experiences the Soul as an alien control that forces him to be a hero, but in moments of strong emotion or weakness, Chris attempts to rebel.
Flowery's Purpose: Flowery is a living flower, fanatically devoted to Asgore. Seeing Asgore's misery in the real world, Flowery created an ideal Flower Kingdom for him, where Asgore is once again King. Flowery's goal is to protect the Dark Fountain from closing at any cost, to preserve this happy illusion for her creator, even if it means fighting Asgore's son.

Bright World (Deltarune Canon): An ordinary provincial town inhabited by monsters and one human (Chris). Life here is quiet, but filled with a hidden sadness: Asgore is alone, in debt and divorced, and his flower shop is barely making any money.
About the Dark World (Chapter 5): A location created within Asgore's Flower Shop. It is a majestic, golden-lit Flower Kingdom. Here, Asgore's fantasies and possessions come to life, transforming into a beautiful, yet illusory, paradise.
What's happening: Chris, Susie, and Ralsei arrive here to close the Dark Fountain and save reality from the Day of Cataclysm (the Big Titan). However, they encounter resistance from the locals, who don't want to return to the harsh reality of the Light World.