Glitchtale

1.Megalomaniac Frisk, under the influence of Enchantment, embarks on the path of genocide in the dungeon. Sans is the last one left untouched. In the final battle, the Enchantment completely takes over Frisk and makes Sans run out of steam. Frisk destroys his own cage and takes the blow himself, saving Sans and giving him his soul. He, in turn, kills Chara and resets the timeline. 2.Yet Darker Gaster follows the latest timeline from the void and discovers an anomaly. He's trying to get back by getting Frisk's soul. However, Frisk's determination and Sans' speed do not allow this to be done — Sans defeats Gaster. But they understand that they do not wish each other harm. 3.Determination Sans warns Frisk about timeline glitches as a consequence of his resets. And then a new mistake appears — Chara returns as a separate entity to steal Frisk's resolve and take over the timeline; Flowey is against his hatred, so he teams up with Sans to stop him. They manage to save Frisk, but Chara still gets determined. 4.Your Best Friend Sans uses mistakes to bring Gaster back from the void. He also transfers the souls of Flowey's people, and the three strike back at Chara. However, his hatred turns out to be stronger. As a result, everyone is exhausted, but Frisk generates determination and gives Flowey's soul, turning him into Azriel. 5.Continue In a closed cocoon of hatred, Chara tells Azriel about the true initiator of the genocide (Frisk) and the vents, angry at his "omnipotence." He offers to erase everything, but Azriel remembers the path of the pacifist and begins the fight. Frisk summons souls so that Azriel can extract determination from the Enchantment. As a result, he frees him from hatred, which causes Chara to die, and Azriel receives the remnants of his soul as a vessel for all seven character traits. Frisk regains her body and control over the timelines, and Azri destroys the barrier. After talking to Sans about a new, unique ending, Frisk smashes the reset button

Episode 6. My Sunshine A month passes after coming to the surface. Monsters and Frisk are trying to convince the head of the Organization Against Monsters (OPM), Jessica Gray, of the race's friendliness.. But, ironically, one of the children who was killed by Asgore long before that turns out to be her daughter. In parallel with these events, Frisk and his friends meet the girl Betty, the only carrier of the pink soul. Episode 7. Dust Everything goes wrong: Asgore is imprisoned, Papyrus is tricked into committing a violation, for which he is arrested. Frisk desperately offers to reset, which makes Sans angry and disappointed. He and Azriel teleport to OPM for information, and Gaster learns the essence of Betty's soul — the soul of fear, obtained by the forbidden spell of Bet Noir. At this point, Betty manages to take Sans' soul while he was saving Azriel. Episode 8. Do or Die Jessica feels guilty and frees the trapped monsters in front of police Officer Undyne. Gaster explains the situation to Frisk. Immediately, Betty launches the first pink slug attack on their house. While all the Dreamurrs are off to liberate the school, Gaster, disgusted with Jessica, strikes back at Betty's beau. It ends with his injuries, Alphys' death, and Undyne's fatal injury, which she refused to die.

Episode 9. Love

Part 1: Despite her increasing strength, Beth Noir is defeated and flees, discovering Frisk's hatred inside her. The latter bitterly tells Azriel that breaking the reset was a mistake that cost him his mortality, and that all he wanted was to get a unique ending by abusing timeline glitches. He's getting colder and angrier.

Part 2: Azriel learns from her father to accept the mistakes of the past and makes a truce with her Flowey in a dream. Gaster finds out about Jessica's accidental involvement in Beth Noir's plans and falls into despair. Papyrus cheers him on. Frisk tries in vain to kill Betty, but death overtakes Azriel. In response, Frisk reveals his demonic nature from the paths of genocide and becomes indestructible. Betty counterattacks by summoning Sans with the help of his own hatred. However, Papyrus takes her out of her brother, giving her new hope for victory. Episode 10. My Promise Frisk discovers glitches on his body. The monsters are working on a new plan, while Beth doubles her powers, merging with her soulmate— the substance of fear Akuma, and infects Azriel with hatred. The first battle is doomed to failure, as is the attempt to revive Sans. As a result, Frisk tells the secret to Gaster and goes with his help into the void, where he is met with hostility by Chara. The latter, upon learning about the broken reset, changes his tone and agrees to help. Frisk gives him her soul to switch places. However, when Chara finds out about his "glitchiness" and tries to stop him, Frisk erases his memories, attributing them to the already crying Chara. He is erased from this world. Maybe forever.

Episode 11. Game over Part 1: Chara unsuccessfully tries to bring Azriel back through his medallion, but he kills him, remembering the destruction of his stepbrother. Chara manages to break the timeline again in the buggy "Game over" screen, leaving the medallion where its real version already exists and launching its alternate version. It's not buggy anymore. Gaster tries to save Sans with the determination in Undyne's blood, but to no avail. Papyrus begins to lose his temper, including at his father's gradual insanity. There is a new hope as an influential man, Rave Rutrow, Jessica's son-in-law, specializing in magical weapons.

Part 2: Beth Noir moves to the arena, where she is immediately restrained by Mettaton in NEO-form, avenging Alphys' death. A pink giant slug appears in the city, wreaking havoc. By the time the Dreamurrs reach the arena, he is already dealing damage to Ronan, Undyne's new partner, and Gaster. The latter forgives Jessica on the eve of his death, in response to which she sacrifices herself for him.

Episode 12. Hate Papyrus is overcome with bitterness over his failure to save the house from the slugs when he suddenly sees Sans alive. He explains that he did not appear for long and will soon die. Sans turns out to be the only one who subconsciously knows about Frisk, but he didn't dig into it after hearing Chara's name. Meanwhile, Rave learns the truth about Jessica from Gaster and appoints him to the post of mayor. His tone changes dramatically. Not knowing how to deal with the giant slug, he decides to stall for time. At this point, Undyne manages to find the resolve to save Ronan from a falling skyscraper. Rave arrives just in time and helps both of them by coming up with a plan to destroy the giant. Meanwhile, Chara is actively opposing Betty. Upon his parents' arrival, he attacks with a knife to lead himself and the infected Azriel away from the battlefield. The Dreamurrs take over Betty.

Episode 13. Animosity Ronan, Rave and Undyne prepare a plan to destroy the slug. Rave and a team of healers imprison him in a barrier while Undyne strikes with a spear of determination. The first blow proves insufficient, and the slug stabs her to death. However, Undyne finds the strength to transform into an immortal form and hit him hard. But for this, Rave uses up all his strength and almost dies from overloading the barrier's energy. At this time, Chara shows the medallion again (for the viewer), which causes Azriel to have memory glitches. And yet, hatred tries to resist his good feelings, because people killed him because of the Spell. The word "sorry" from the mouth of the current Enchantment comes to the rescue. Although Azriel manages to free himself, hatred captures them both in a narrowing barrier. Inside, Chara finds a far from insensitive Flowey, who asks her to kill him and Azriel. Chara, on the other hand, makes a more dangerous move — he is filled with hope and lets his own hatred into himself. Both Dreamurr win. Meanwhile, Beth Noir inspires Toriel with fears for killing 6 children, which forces her to attack Asgore, who is unshakeable to Betty. Gaster intervenes in the battle, and later the rest of the skeletons. Sans doesn't hold a grudge against the first one for his determination. The long battle ends with Sans' death again, this time permanently. Gaster gets angry and wipes Beth off the face of the earth. The hatred inside her comes out and begins to materialize. By this time, Azriel and Chara are already running up. The latter prepares for battle by switching to hostility mode (using hatred to increase strength)

Episode 14. Hope Toriel realizes his guilt towards Egor and asks for forgiveness, which he joyfully accepts. Ronan finds a Rave and is immediately infected with hate. After much exhaustion and injury, Rafe learns how hate works and knocks it out of Ronan, almost killing himself. Meanwhile, Chara takes on the fight against Hate. The first round is won when Chara drains the enemy with her hatred. But in the second, the Hatred materializes completely and becomes stronger. Azriel becomes the victim of the battle, but the rainbow soul refuses to die. In the end, they win, and all that remains is to accept their defeat. The next day, life gets better. However, something is wrong with Gaster, he sees his face in the void...

Frisk's heart literally breaks over Sans' death, which can be seen in the episode "Do or Die" Undyne accidentally kills Alphys, his only love. As a result, she has flashbacks several times, frightening and distracting from reality. It's only in the end that she gets over it. Gaster's first communication with Frisk after Sans' death involves poetically chanting false hope for the surface world.

Although at first it seems that Chara is the villain of season 1, Frisk's hatred actually drives him. Although it seems in the second season that Jessica Grey, the head of OPM, is a villain, Betty manipulates her... until the hatred she devours becomes a villain for her. However, she is still the main villain.

In season 1, the episode Yet Darker, although it contains a battle between Sans and Gaster, it provides a respite from the "Enchantment" conflict as it goes between Megalomaniac and Determination. The first episode of the second season, "My sunshine", is more about creating a new environment and characters in it. There are no deaths until the next episode and not even any battles until the next episode. In Game Over, Part 1, the previous episode was the explosive episode, after My Promise, where Azriel was possessed and Frisk was replaced by Chara, and the next part is Game Over Part 2, which has a lot more action.

Gaster will not survive the meeting with Betty, Alphys is instructed to turn on the anti-monster and the machine man. She's doing this at the cost of her life. Azriel voluntarily went against Betty, knowing that he had to stop her, if only for Frisk's sake because of Asgore's encouraging words. After that, he dies.

Frisk gives Sans his in "Megalomaniac", donating his soul to him. Which, as usual for monsters with human souls, gives him a huge boost in strength. At the end of episode 4, Friske gives Flower one, doing the same, allowing him to become Azriel again with all the power he possesses with seven human souls. In "Love: Part 2," Frisk jumps from LV 3 to 19.