Dust and Frisk

Frisk and Dust are enemies. Their feud began because Chara killed everyone over and over again, and Dast became the way we know him.

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Frisk's level of development is 4, which makes her weaker than Dust, whose level of development is 19. Because of this, Chara cannot defeat him. In addition, she cannot reset all the progress, as the reset button is cracked due to Dust's actions.

Frisk retains the basic features of the original image, but acquires a darker, more pointed aesthetic, corresponding to the dark tone of the alternate universe. She is still a short girl (about 157 cm) with a thin build, but her facial features have become sharper: her eyes with red‑orange irises seem deeper and colder, her gaze is intense, almost piercing; the corners of her mouth are more often lowered, which gives her a constantly tired or aloof expression.
Frisk's face is rounded, with delicate features: a small straight nose, soft cheekbones and a slightly pointed chin. A slight blush sometimes appears on the cheeks. Facial expressions are often neutral, but they can convey a wide range of emotions, from anxiety and sadness to joy and determination.
Frisk's clothes are simple and functional: a blue sweatshirt with long sleeves and a yellow triangular pattern on the chest.
In general, the image of Frisk in Dusttale conveys a feeling of exhaustion and inner darkness.: He's still a recognizable character, but his appearance clearly shows how hard decisions and multiple reboots have distorted his appearance and character.
Frisk's facial expression changes dramatically — it is almost never neutral or friendly. Her facial expressions reflect coldness, selfishness, hypocrisy and emotional burnout.
Attitude to (Dust!Sans):
Their bond is a complex knot of hatred, addiction, and perverse apathy.
The initial hatred. Frisk saw Dust as the epitome of a nightmare: a monster who had drowned the world in blood for a "good cause." She tried to stop him, but she lost every time.
Recognition of power. Over time, she realized: Dast is the only one who understands the price of reboots. His madness reflects her own inner destruction, and this creates a strange kinship that irritates the two personalities and adds even more hatred to each other.
Frisk has a red soul, which means DETERMINATION.

Weaknesses
Fatigue
If you keep stabbing Sans when he runs out of stamina, you'll have a good chance of hitting him the hardest. But be careful: The Papyrus Phantom can kill you if you are not ready.

A save point is a place where a person can save a game. Interacting with save points restores health points (HP), and also usually expresses the protagonist's current thoughts and determination. On the Genocide path, the save points indicate the number of monsters remaining in a particular region of the Dungeon.
Reset is a feature that erases most of the information saved when saved, such as the main character's standard of living and experience.
The save point looks like a golden five-pointed star, floating in the air.

Ruins is the initial location of the game, where the events of the demo and the training part of the main game take place.
Description: The ruins consist of purple stone or brick, sometimes there are white columns and a single white staircase at the beginning of the location. There are a lot of puzzles related to spikes, switches and buttons on the floor.
Snowdin
Snowdin is a city that the protagonist visits after passing through the Ruins.
Snowdin is covered with an eternal layer of ice and snow, which is why it got its name. The city is inhabited by monsters with thick fur, skeletons Sans and Papyrus, as well as dogs - members of the Royal Guard.
Buildings: there is a shop and a hotel in Snowdin, the house of Papyrus and Sans, a library and a pub at Grillby's.
Waterfall
Waterfall is the third location that the protagonist gets to from Snowdin.
Description: A waterfall is a dark or dimly lit area with a predominance of blue and black hues. There are many echo flowers that repeat the last phrase spoken next to them, and blue mushrooms that light up when interacting with them.
At the end of the Waterfall, the protagonist fights Undyne, after defeating her, a hot country opens up.
Hotland is the fourth region that the protagonist visits, after the Waterfall and before the Core.
Hotland is an arid region built on red-orange rocks rising above lava. There are many puzzles based on steam platforms that transport the protagonist in the direction of the arrows painted on them.
In Hotland, the protagonist often gets to see Mettaton's show.The core
The Core is a sub-region of Hotland, which the protagonist enters after visiting the MTT resort, connected to the Core by a bridge.
Description: The core is a fully mechanical complex in blue and blue tones with red finishes. Some rooms have purple paths and bridges. There is a lot of decor here: colorful neon tubes, floors with unusual patterns, lasers.

A barrier is a strong magical force that separates a Dungeon from the Surface. The barrier was created by seven human magicians to protect humanity and keep monsters trapped underground.
Some features of the barrier:
Anything can pass through it from the outside, but to pass from the inside, a monster must have the soul of a human, and a human must have the soul of a strong monster. The souls of weak monsters immediately disintegrate.
The barrier can be broken, but it requires a huge amount of strength, equal to seven human souls or six human souls and monster souls.
The Barrier is the last location after the Core and the Throne Room.

Sans' combat locations are unlimited.
According to the creator, Sans drinks.
Sans' eyes are usually white, but during a fight or when he finds it difficult to control his emotions, they turn red-blue, especially when he is angry or unstable. When he is sad or depressed, his eyes turn white.
He wants a happy ending.
He changes attack his tactics every time a person returns.
His soul remains the same.
He knows about the save points, but he can't see them.
He wears a hood to keep dust out of his face and to avoid showing himself to others.
Sans knows he's a Phantom! The papyrus is not real.
Sans can remember zeroes.
He is dressed the same as his antagonist from Undertale.
Sans is rationally insane.
Sans also loves ketchup, as before
Sans often talks to a ghost similar to his brother Papyrus, who is visible only to him. Perhaps this is due to the fact that he has fallen into madness, and this ghost either haunts Sans or helps him cope with the fact that he killed his brother. The ghost has no body. He only has a translucent Papyrus head with red eyes, floating red gloves, and his scarf.

Gaster Blasters: Skull-like devices that fire powerful beams; the amount of damage dealt by these beams depends on the LV level of the player.
Bone manipulation: Sans can summon bones and manipulate them at will.
Soul Manipulation: Blue mode: Sans can affect the souls of enemies with gravity. In blue mode, the enemies' movements are severely limited and they can only move by jumping.
Blue Attacks: Sans can throw punches that do no damage while the target is stationary.
Shortcuts: Sans can instantly move or teleport to any location.
Dodging a targeted attack: Sans can dodge line attacks.
KR: A kind of "poisonous" effect of Sans' attacks: a hit not only causes initial damage, but also increases KARMA by a certain number of units (depending on the attack). If KARMA is above zero, it gradually decreases to zero, dealing damage with each decrease.
Telekinesis
Sensei can use telekinesis against you, regardless of the characteristics of your soul.
DETERMINATION
Sensei, who has gained DETERMINATION, has become stronger and can last longer than his original version. The attacks he summons can be faster, and he can also see the stars of SALVATION.
Mad Time mode
As shown in the second phase, Sans can unleash all his power, and then his health will increase dramatically. His attacks will become much stronger and he will start using them more aggressively.
Destroying a save point
Thanks to Sans's newfound DETERMINATION, he can now see the STARS OF PRESERVATION. He can destroy them if he wants to.

Personality
Before there was a human in the Dungeon, Sans was a lazy and friendly skeleton who is often joked. He spent a lot of time at the Grilby and took great care of his brother Papyrus. However, after the person rebooted the game and went through many "Paths of Genocide", one day, for unknown reasons, Sans suddenly remembered all the "Paths of Genocide". This changed Sans, and he began killing other monsters for LV, even killing his own brother. After that, Sans became careless, unstable, and obsessed with killing a man, doing everything he could to stop him. He also shows signs of schizophrenia, he may become depressed and consider his actions meaningless. He's a desperate, broken man who's gone too far and done too much to forgive himself, and he doesn't see much point in stopping now...

Sans' appearance is slightly different from the original design. He is wearing a blue hoodie with a gray hood that he does not take off, black shorts with white lining and gray slippers. The only thing that really changed was his eye, which went from blue-yellow to blue with a red iris and even got a second red eye. He is usually depicted with gray dust on his clothes.
Explanation: the left eye is blue with a red iris, and the right eye is red, and the left eye can also glow purple, but this is only when he uses his abilities to their full potential, and when he is calm, depressed, or just irritated, his eyes turn white.

Dust's story begins with the fact that Dust's story begins with the fact that in the alternate universe of Dusttale, Sans repeatedly experiences genocidal dungeon passes from a human (Frisk). The cycles of death and rebirth slowly destroy his psyche: he sees his loved ones die - Undyne, Toriel, Papyrus.
At first, Sans tries to find a peaceful way out, to convey to the person the idea of ​​mercy, but all attempts are in vain — Frisk invariably chooses the path of total destruction. At some point, Sans comes to the conclusion that in order to stop the pain, you need to become a threat that cannot be ignored.
He gives up his old life, stops sleeping and begins grueling workouts. He masters and perfects his abilities: gravity manipulation, teleportation, bone control, learns to read attacks by the eyes. His motto is, "I won't let this happen again."
Sans's character changes: his smile becomes strained, his eyes constantly glow blue, and his speech sounds like iron determination. He kills Undyne, Papyrus, and other monsters, considering it a necessary sacrifice: he'd rather take their lives than let them suffer at Frisk's hands again.
Even after defeating a human, Sans discovers that the world is restarting — his efforts are in vain. The ending is tragic: having reached incredible strength, he cannot break the vicious circle. In some versions, he loses his mind, turning into a killing machine; in others, he retains the remnants of humanity, but is doomed to fight forever without hope of peace.
So the story of Dast Sans becomes a parable about how endless violence and loss of hope destroy even the kindest soul.