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Glow Pikmin are a type of Pikmin found in Pikmin 4. They are unlocked and mainly used during night expeditions, though they can also be summoned in caves via Glow Seeds and in Dandori Battles via the Quick Glow Pik item. Because of their ghostly traits, they are able to float slightly above ground, teleport to the player's side, meld themselves into an explosive blob called a Glowmob, and resist most manners of hazard. On the other hand, they cannot be out in the sun, and so cannot be used when outdoors during the day. As of Pikmin 4, Glow Pikmin are the only Pikmin types to not have an Onion or an associated Candypop Bud. Rather, they inhabit in Lumiknolls. Glow Pikmin cannot be charged, and instead have a different mechanic called a Glowmob. When the charge button is held, the player is able to charge up their squad of Glow Pikmin, causing them to coalesce into a single glowing ball, which then charges forward when the charge is released. If this glowing ball comes into contact with an enemy, or once it travels a set distance, it will burst and all nearby enemies will be stunned; this also causes the Glow Pikmin to de-merge from the glowing ball and float to the enemies, attacking them. This also causes them to revert back to having leaves. If the player is controlling Oatchi, however, they will be unable to cause the Glow Pikmin to form a Glowmob, instead charging up a Rush like they normally would. The Glowmob has a relatively long cooldown period between uses (longer than the cooldown for the Rush). Whenever a Glow Pikmin is idle, it waits a few seconds and then immediately joins the player's squad via teleportation, regardless of their distance from the Lumiknoll or the player. This happens no matter how they become idle, be it from having just spawned, being thrown, finishing a task, or even being specifically dismissed. Switching from the rookie Rescue Officer to Oatchi (or vice versa) will cause all Glow Pikmin in the squad to teleport to whichever one of them is active. Despite their ability to float, they behave differently from Winged Pikmin in that they will not carry objects over gaps or other paths that only Winged Pikmin can traverse, but instead stay low to the ground and take the same path that typical walking Pikmin would. They also need to be level with any object they swarm and will not fly upward to the target like Winged Pikmin (such as when fighting a Baldy Long Legs). This may have been done to encourage the use of their Glowmob ability, which gives more height to their attacks. Despite their limited floating abilities, they cannot die from falling or being thrown into an abyss; they will only fall a short distance before teleporting back the player as if they had gone idle. In terms of hazards, Glow Pikmin are functionally immune to fire, electricity, water, poison, and ice. They are also immune to the Groovy Long Legs's dancing gas, ink from a Toady Bloyster or the Bewilder Bomb in Dandori Battles, and burials caused by a Muckerskate's shots or a Mamuta's punches. They are however still subject to being eaten, crushed, stabbed by needles, panic, gloom, and wind. According to the Rescue Corps and the Piklopedia, Glow Pikmin transmute themselves into photons and reconstitute at the Lumiknoll upon "dying"; however, from a gameplay perspective, a Glow Pikmin is permanently gone upon "death" as with any other Pikmin. Glow Pikmin cannot become buried as sprouts, instead, they will simply be embedded into the ground before unearthing themselves after a short time, similar to Rock Pikmin that get crushed. Although immune to fire, they cannot carry fire starters. Glow Pikmin automatically progress through the stages of Pikmin maturity. They cannot grow flowers by drinking nectar, but they do grow flowers when Ultra-Spicy Spray is used. They will not lose their flowers if they are shaken off enemies, and can only lose their maturity by being a part of a Glowmob. Cannot speak like other Pikmin.

Ice Pikmin are a type of Pikmin that appear in Pikmin 4 and Pikmin Bloom. They have light blue and blocky bodies, seemingly made of chunks of ice. Their defining characteristics are their immunity to all types of freezing, and their ability to freeze enemies and bodies of water and mud. They have lower attack power in battle, and burn to death faster than other Pikmin types when lit aflame by sources of fire. They leave small snow and water vapor particles around them as they move, and their buds and flowers are yellow. Ice Pikmin do not deal very much damage in combat. However, when attacking enemies, or when eaten by them, Ice Pikmin will progressively freeze them, which is represented by a ring-shaped gauge around the enemy's health wheel. Once the gauge is full, the enemy freezes entirely and can no longer act, though they do take reduced damage while frozen. Defeating a frozen enemy will make it shatter into chunks of ice without leaving a corpse, instead producing drops of nectar or ultra-spicy spray. Enemies that are frozen while in midair will fall to the ground and shatter, instantly defeating the enemy. If not defeated after 6 seconds (in Normal mode), a frozen enemy will begin shaking and eventually break out of the ice, shaking any attached Pikmin to the ground in the process. Ice Pikmin can also be thrown into bodies of water or puddles of mud, making them the third type after Blue Pikmin and Bulbmin to be able to physically interact with water without suffering any harm; however, they lack the gills that Blue Pikmin possess, and are only able to float in the water, meaning they can neither breathe under nor swim in or explore the water as Blue Pikmin can. They are also susceptible to water-based attacks or other water hazards such as sprinklers, and if an enemy shakes an Ice Pikmin off and the Ice Pikmin lands in water, it will start drowning like Pikmin of most types. If enough Ice Pikmin are thrown into a given body of water or mud, they will freeze it solid, allowing safe passage for other Pikmin types on the frozen surface. The water/mud will stay frozen for as long as the required number of Ice Pikmin stay rooted within. Ice Pikmin freezing a body of water/mud can be whistled out of it, and when there are no longer enough Ice Pikmin in a body of water/mud to keep it frozen, it will thaw out after a few seconds. How many Ice Pikmin are required to freeze a given body of water/mud can vary, mainly based on the size of the body in question, anywhere from 5 to 100. The required number is indicated in the HUD. Ice Pikmin can resist icy hazards and attacks, and can attack cold enemies without being frozen solid. They also act normally in cold air without any help from a leader. However, they are more vulnerable than other types to fire, dying after 4 seconds instead of 6 (in Normal mode) when they are burnt by a fire hazard. Ice Pikmin that get trapped in bubbles will freeze the bubble and then quickly pop it. Cannot speak like other Pikmin.

Winged Pikmin are a Pikmin type that appear in Pikmin 3, Pikmin 4, Hey! Pikmin, and Pikmin Bloom, with the special ability of flight. They are pink with large blue eyes, their bodies have two dark pink stripes, resembling real-world bees, and they have lavender-purple buds and flowers, like Rock Pikmin. Their name comes from the transparent wings on their backs, which allow them to be airborne most of the time. This is particularly useful in combat and while carrying. Like other main Pikmin types, they are produced in an Onion and appear in all of the game's modes. As their name implies, Winged Pikmin are capable of flight, and are constantly airborne. Due to this, Winged Pikmin can carry objects into the air, enabling them to take shortcuts and safely carry objects over otherwise hazardous obstructions like enemies and water. However, they carry objects slower than other Pikmin types in Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 3 Deluxe when there are over 66 Pikmin on the field. Winged Pikmin behave differently when they carry objects alongside other Pikmin. Due to their constant airborne status, they can follow leaders more smoothly, as they can fly over obtrusions on the terrain as well as over water and pits. There are a few disadvantages, however. It's harder for them to take down small Pellet Posies (but still possible, with careful aim[2] or by throwing from below), and if their leader is underwater, they cannot be thrown at all. They are also weaker than other Pikmin types in terms of attack power, but the fact that they can fly makes fighting airborne enemies and targeting specific weak points on larger enemies more convenient. Contrary to popular belief, Winged Pikmin do not cause more damage to flying enemies. Interestingly, Winged Pikmin cannot be crushed, except by the crystal cubes released from the final boss. Whenever they get hit by an attack that would crush regular Pikmin, Winged Pikmin are merely thrown backward.[3] It's possible for a Winged Pikmin to walk on the ground like any other Pikmin instead of flying. This can happen while building a bridge, digging, drinking nectar, going back to the Onion, pushing an obstacle such as an iron ball, attacking a gate, after being thrown away by an attack (if they are not called back and can't find an enemy to attack), after being inked or set on fire (they will either fly or run), or when rescued from drowning (if the player whistles the Pikmin, it will fly, but if the Pikmin manages to escape alone, it will set foot on ground). They will also set foot on the ground after sliding or using a geyser (in which case they will stay on the ground until their leader moves). In Pikmin 4, Winged Pikmin appear with a visibly unchanged behavior from Pikmin 3. However, they are now more vulnerable to crushing hazards, are thrown slightly higher than most other types besides Yellow Pikmin and have noticibly improved targeting of enemies in combat, especially those with specific weak points. Newly introduced ground-based hazards such as sticky mold and mud can be safely ignored by Winged Pikmin, even though this is not necessarily a new inherent ability and is simply related to their flight. Grounded hostiles who attempt to steal carry-able items like Breadbugs and enemy Glow Pikmin in Dandori Battle will also be unable to attempt to steal a flying item. However, their shortcuts are notably much less ambitious than they used to be, mainly only carrying over small gaps and ledges Oatchi can jump over, potentially to allow White Pikmin to better compete with them. Winged Pikmin can still remain active over the water, but they can no longer be charged while the player is submerged, although the effects of dismissing and the Lineup Trumpet still remain viable means of commanding them in these situations. In Hey! Pikmin, Winged Pikmin behave similarly to Pikmin 3 but have the new ability to carry Olimar until he hits the ground if he falls from a certain distance, similar to gliding. Whilst Olimar is being carried, holding down on the Circle Pad on the 3DS allows him to descend faster, and upwards will make him perform a short hop, increasing the amount of air time. The left and right walking commands are the same while gliding and don't have any perks. Certain areas have a "wind effect" which pushes Olimar in the direction the wind is blowing; using a short hop allows the player to get slightly more height depending on which direction the wind blows. Notably Winged Pikmin also fly straight to the point the player taps on the screen without arching like other Pikmin. Cannot speak like other Pikmin.

Rock Pikmin are a species of Pikmin appearing in Pikmin 3, Pikmin 4, Hey! Pikmin and Pikmin Bloom, with the special abilities of crush (on soft surfaces) and stab immunity and a different method of attacking. They resemble small polished rocks with Pikmin eyes and limbs, and have lavender-purple buds and flowers like the Winged Pikmin. The main part of their bodies seem to be a dark gray texture of graphite that reflects light, whereas their stems, arms, and legs appear to be smooth and gray. When Rock Pikmin are dismissed, their sprouts glow gray, oddily from Pikmin 4, they glow as a grayish cyan. Their ghosts are also shaped like small gray rocks with eyes. Just like all other types of Pikmin in Pikmin 3, Rock Pikmin have an Onion, which later in the story merges with the Master Onion, and are reproduced through collecting nutrients from pellets and corpses. In Hey! Pikmin, like all other types, they are found in certain levels and go to the Pikmin Park after a level is done. Rock Pikmin, like most Pikmin types, are immune to specific hazards, in this case crushing and stabbing. When crushed by a large object, they are simply driven into the ground and become partially buried temporarily. In Pikmin 4, Rock Pikmin are only immune to crushing attacks when on soft surfaces such as dirt, and will crumble when crushed on hard surfaces.[1] When a creature with a sharp proboscis tries to impale them, they are simply knocked back without taking damage. Rock Pikmin's immunity to crushing is absent entirely in Hey! Pikmin. Rock Pikmin have very hard exteriors, which allows them to smash through crystal walls, standalone crystals, and even the armor of larger animals (like the Armored Mawdad and the Peckish Aristocrab's claw). However, they do not sink in water and are thrown just as far as most Pikmin types, revealing that they do not weigh much. This hardness causes Rock Pikmin to behave very differently in combat to other types. When thrown toward an enemy or obstacle, they will bounce off and roll backward. This deals a large amount of damage that depends on the creature, but it can be enough to defeat some smaller enemies, like Dwarf Bulborbs, in a single hit. Since they cannot latch onto enemies, they will repeatedly attack enemies and obstacles by charging head-on into them, rolling backward, and getting up again, doing less damage over time than other Pikmin types due to the lower attack rate, despite the fact that each hit done in this way causes 20 points of damage, more than any type per attack. In the original Pikmin 3, when Rock Pikmin are told to charge, they cause even less damage when they lunge, serving only 10 points of damage, but only on the first hit, as subsequent hits cause 20 damage again. In Pikmin 4 Rock Pikmin instead deal a uniform 40 damage against most enemies. This makes them far more effective at charge attacks and gives them comparable damage over time to standard Pikmin types. They also seem to now jump higher when performing their attacks, making them effective against elevated targets like the Bloomcap Bloyster, the Peckish Aristocrab (even after it extends its legs) and even the eyes of the Bug-Eyed Crawmad. As such, the best way to attack with Rock Pikmin is to have leaders throw them, which causes more damage than a regular lunge (or, in Pikmin 4 charge a considerable number of them) and to whistle them to get up from lying down faster. That said, if they are thrown at the root of a Burgeoning Spiderwort and not directly on its berries, are told to attack the Shaggy Long Legs' hair, or are attacking another Pikmin in Bingo Battle, they will cling on like the other Pikmin types, and they won't lunge (they will lunge when attacking a leader in Bingo Battle, though). Curiously, in Pikmin 4 Rock Pikmin will fall after making a single strong attack if they cling on to these targets, this attack is strong enough to be capable of immediately picking a Burgeoning Spiderwort berry and seems to come with the possibility of "missing" and dealing no damage at all. Cannot speak like other Pikmin.

White Pikmin are a type of Pikmin found in Pikmin 2, Pikmin 4, Pikmin Bloom, and non-story game modes in Pikmin 3. They are the third type of Pikmin found in Pikmin 2, the first of which are found in the White Flower Garden. Their most noteworthy characteristics are their faster speed compared to other Pikmin, ability to find buried objects that are completely hidden underground, and their immunity to poison. Their defining physical characteristics are their red eyes, white color, and smaller size. White Pikmin are smaller than other types of Pikmin. They have red eyes that in Pikmin 2 allow them to locate treasures that are completely buried underground, unlike other Pikmin, which is demonstrated shortly after discovering them in the White Flower Garden. They are the fastest of all Pikmin, such that, when flowered, they run at least as quickly as leaders equipped with Rush Boots. In Pikmin 3, this is their main ability, as they are only found in Mission Mode, which requires carrying back treasures quickly. In Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4, they have weaker attack power than most other Pikmin, on par with Winged Pikmin, but match the strength of the standard types in Pikmin 2. White Pikmin also possess the unique ability to be able to stand through poisonous gases without choking to death, as do Bulbmin. This makes them quite important when taking out poisonous enemies and destroying poison emitters, although other types of Pikmin might still be able to cause damage, with some difficulty. Upon being eaten, White Pikmin eject a poisonous fluid into the eater, which poisons them. This causes instant damage, and is often enough to kill smaller enemies, like a Dwarf Orange Bulborb. With that said, this does not prevent the Pikmin's death, so it should be used as a last resort. The damage dealt by poison varies per game and difficulty mode. In Pikmin 3, they seem to not be immune to ink[2] or the Vehemoth Phosbat's dust,[3] which are the two closest things to poison in the game. In Pikmin 4, White Pikmin are no longer the only Pikmin type that can unearth completely buried objects and deal less poison damage to enemies that eat them than in Pikmin 2. However, they make up for this with their swift movement and carry speed (particularly useful in Dandori Challenges) and their ability to deal with the greater number of poison-spewing enemies and hazards, particularly within the final area of the game: the Primordial Thicket. A White Pikmin spewing some form of acid in Occupational Hazards. White Pikmin are poisonous; if ingested by an enemy, they will poison their foe (with different enemies requiring different doses before dying). The poison itself is described by Olimar as being similar to aconitine, which matches with the speed at which the poison affects anything exposed to it. However, it is possible that White Pikmin may be venomous as well. Venom must be injected with a wound from the attacker, and although White Pikmin do not do that directly in any canon game, some hints in non-canon media indicate that they might be able to expel some hazardous material and use it similarly to venomous creatures. In the short movie Occupational Hazards, a White Pikmin spews some form of acid at one point. The contents of the liquid are not known, but the fact that the Pikmin can expel it might mean that it is possible for White Pikmin to attack enemies by injecting this liquid, making them partially venomous. The liquid itself is highly corrosive and can melt metal objects. In the Super Smash Bros. games, when a White Pikmin pummels an enemy (either via Olimar's grab or side special attack), some "poison" particles are emitted and extra damage is caused, compared to a normal Pikmin strike. Although those points are ambiguous at best, the European version of their trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U does mention that they have venom.[4] Even though this information only applies to non-canon media, White Pikmin do emit a cloud of "poison" from their mouth area on their introduction cutscene. This could be a sign of a potential venom injection ability that goes unused by the Pikmin in the canon games. That being said, it is also possible that the Pikmin's poison is simply absorbed through an enemy's skin and that the particle effects are purely aesthetic, or otherwise meant to illustrate their abilities without having to allow a Pikmin to be eaten first. This is further supported by multiple reports of aconite poisoning being caused by handling the plant without protective gloves.White Pikmin are smaller than other types of Pikmin. They have red eyes that in Pikmin 2 allow them to locate treasures that are completely buried underground, unlike other Pikmin, which is demonstrated shortly after discovering them in the White Flower Garden. They are the fastest of all Pikmin, such that, when flowered, they run at least as quickly as leaders equipped with Rush Boots. In Pikmin 3, this is their main ability, as they are only found in Mission Mode, which requires carrying back treasures quickly. In Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4, they have weaker attack power than most other Pikmin, on par with Winged Pikmin, but match the strength of the standard types in Pikmin 2. White Pikmin also possess the unique ability to be able to stand through poisonous gases without choking to death, as do Bulbmin. This makes them quite important when taking out poisonous enemies and destroying poison emitters, although other types of Pikmin might still be able to cause damage, with some difficulty. Upon being eaten, White Pikmin eject a poisonous fluid into the eater, which poisons them. This causes instant damage, and is often enough to kill smaller enemies, like a Dwarf Orange Bulborb. With that said, this does not prevent the Pikmin's death, so it should be used as a last resort. The damage dealt by poison varies per game and difficulty mode. In Pikmin 3, they seem to not be immune to ink[2] or the Vehemoth Phosbat's dust,[3] which are the two closest things to poison in the game. In Pikmin 4, White Pikmin are no longer the only Pikmin type that can unearth completely buried objects and deal less poison damage to enemies that eat them than in Pikmin 2. However, they make up for this with their swift movement and carry speed (particularly useful in Dandori Challenges) and their ability to deal with the greater number of poison-spewing enemies and hazards, particularly within the final area of the game: the Primordial Thicket. A White Pikmin spewing some form of acid in Occupational Hazards.

Purple Pikmin are a type of Pikmin found in Pikmin 2, Pikmin 4, Pikmin Bloom, and non-story game modes in Pikmin 3. They are the second type of Pikmin found in Pikmin 2, the first of which are found in the Emergence Cave. Their most noteworthy characteristics are their massive weight and carrying strength – 10 times those of a regular Pikmin. They are also slower than other Pikmin types, and have a unique way of attacking enemies in Pikmin 2 through a pound. They are specifically required to obtain a number of treasures, two of which are needed to gain access to new areas, making them necessary to complete the game. Their defining physical characteristics are their purple color, as the name would imply, as well as their bulbous physique when compared to other Pikmin, in addition to the straight trichomes atop their heads. Similarly to White Pikmin, Purple Pikmin feature magenta buds and flowers, rather than white. Purple Pikmin weigh ten times as much as a regular Pikmin, making them useful for puzzles like seesaw blocks. As a result of their weight, they are thrown at a lower arc, and are not knocked back by the windy attacks of the Puffy or Withering Blowhog. Their weight also helps them keep themselves upright, and prevents them from tripping quite as often as other Pikmin types,[2] and in Pikmin 4, keep them from being caught by bubbles. Some airborne enemies can be weighed down with a certain number of Pikmin, and Purples count as 10 for this purpose as well. This means that enemies that fall with a weight of 10 Pikmin on them can be brought down with a single Purple Pikmin. Their weight, however, also slows them down a lot, even as flowers. Purple Pikmin cannot move as quickly as other Pikmin types, and move even slower when carrying objects. This can result in a player accidentally leaving a Purple Pikmin behind, especially in the leaf stage, while moving. Despite their weight, Blue Pikmin can grab them and chuck them out of water just fine in Pikmin 2. These Pikmin have the strength of 10 Pikmin, making them not only helpful to retrieve objects without using up a large number of Pikmin, but also mandatory for the collection of some treasures that require over 100 Pikmin in strength to pick up. In Pikmin 2, when thrown, they will land with a resounding thump, stunning and seriously injuring larger beasts nearby, and fatally injuring smaller, more fragile creatures such as Shearwigs and Dwarf Bulborbs. In addition, they do not need to be precisely thrown at their target, as a small homing system will swerve the Pikmin's fall and make it land on a nearby enemy. Most enemies have a one in three chance of being stunned, and they will stay stunned for a full five seconds. Some bosses are harder to stun, or may not be stunned at all, whereas other enemies might be stunned more or less easily, and for different durations of time. This strong landing destroys nectar eggs immediately, defeats Mitites in a wide radius, and can instantly deactivate fire geysers and electrical wires. This, combined with the naturally strong impact damage, makes Purple Pikmin the strongest Pikmin to use in a fight. Because the "thud" counts as an attack, it can be used to damage poison emitters and Fiery Bulblaxes, given that although the Pikmin cannot latch on or attack with its stem due to the hazards, they can still cause damage, despite being put in risk of death right after. These Pikmin possess the strange ability to anchor extra-dimensional entities such as the Waterwraith to the current dimension for a brief period due to the gravitational waves that are emitted when they are thrown. They also do not panic when encountering Mitites or hearing the roar of Emperor Bulblaxes. Interestingly, they stay latched on to Dwarf Bulborbs, Dwarf Bulbears, and other similar enemies, if they are thrown on top, and only let go when the enemy's death animation is over. In Pikmin 3, however, many of their iconic traits are no longer prevalent. They no longer deal more damage than Red Pikmin, nor do they stun enemies on impact. Despite this, they still stop to perform a pound move even though it does no extra damage. In addition, they have a slight delay when thrown to latch onto enemies after their "ground pound", as if they are waiting for a non-existent stun. They also lost their wind resistance, as proven by the Puffy Blowhog in Twilight Hollow, and can no longer instantly weigh down airborne enemies as confirmed with the same creature. Also, because no enemies are able to scatter Pikmin like the Mitites, it is unknown if they are still immune to panic fits. As a result, the main use for Purple Pikmin in Pikmin 3 is purely for carrying purposes, which have been greatly improved. Purple Pikmin themselves have higher carrying speed than in Pikmin 2, and there is also now a minimum carry speed that makes treasures being carried by a few Purple Pikmin much faster to transport. In Pikmin 4, Purple Pikmin still carry similarly to Pikmin 3, but have regained a resistance to wind and a newfound ability to escape bubbles faster, but still no longer have an immunity to panic. Although their attack power is kept to 1.5×, making their latched attack equal to Red Pikmin, their pound move is able to deal damage similar to Pikmin 2, usually dealing nearly twice the amount of damage than Rock Pikmin, the damage of this slam also changes on a per enemy basis, just like the impact of a Rock Pikmin. A Purple Pikmin's slam shockwave radius also now always damages enemies, meaning multiple enemies can be hit in an area, making them useful for swarms of enemies of any type, even those covered in elemental hazards such as Fiery Bulblaxes or Frosty Bulborbs. On top of this, a Purple Pikmin does not actually need to perform its slam animation anymore to properly carry out the slam attack, simply latching onto an enemy will damage the enemy in much the same manner (although the area damage will not take effect, only the latched enemy will receive damage). Purple Pikmin have not regained their stun as it appears in Pikmin 2, but there are still cases where a Purple Pikmin slam can stun enemies; a majority of enemies won't flinch when struck with a Purple Pikmin's slam, but some enemies such as Breadbugs or Giant Breadbugs will perform a special animation if caught in the shockwave where they cease activity momentarily. On top of this, some enemies who are stunned from being hit directly from the top such as Dwarf Bulbears will also be affected in the same way by the shockwaves of a Purple Pikmin. Like other PIkmin, cannot speak.

Blue Pikmin are a blue species of Pikmin that reside on PNF-404. They have the special ability of water resistance. This type of Pikmin is present in all game modes of all Pikmin games, and is the last type to be discovered in the Story mode of Pikmin, Pikmin 2, and Pikmin 3, as well as the fourth type discovered in Pikmin 4. Besides their coloration, these Pikmin are distinguishable from other Pikmin species by their pink mouths, a trait seen in no other Pikmin species. These mouths are used to take in water, which filters oxygen through gills, giving them the ability to breathe both underwater and on dry land. Producing more Blue Pikmin can be done by carrying pellets or enemy carcasses to the Blue Onion (or the Master Onion), or by throwing other species into a Lapis Lazuli Candypop Bud or a Candypop Bud. As with Red Pikmin, Yellow Pikmin and Bulbmin, their buds and flowers are white. The exact location of their gills is not consistently explained in the series, having been said to be on the cheeks,[2][3][4] near the cheeks,[5] their mouths,[6][7] and not even visible.[8] Pikmin 4 consistently says that the mouths are the gills. Blue Pikmin are the only permanent Pikmin type which can safely enter water and traverse the floor underneath, as the other types (barring Bulbmin and Glow Pikmin, which are immune to all hazards) will simply flail around in panic before drowning if they are immersed (Ice Pikmin can float on the surface and Winged Pikmin can fly over, but neither can go under or resist water attacks from enemies). While in water, the Blue Pikmin behave almost the same as they do on land. In the first two games, if they are idle and see a nearby Pikmin drowning in water, they will quickly run to them, pick them up, and throw them to shore. However, they will not rescue Pikmin if they are a certain distance away, so they can't always be relied on. At least in Pikmin 2, this throw aims at the nearest carrying path waypoint[9], and works the same as a normal leader throw, which means it can be used for things like crushing a Dwarf Bulborb.[10] In Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4, this rescuing feature was removed, and Blue Pikmin now also have the ability to swim freely while in pursuit, something necessary to reach some enemies that swim above the ground level. Aside from their water resistance, Blue Pikmin have largely average attack power, durability, mobility, digging speed and throw distance. As such, they are not exceptional for most any activities outside of water, as most enemies that use water-based attacks can easily be defeated without Blue Pikmin. The only real exception to this is the addition of sprinkler hazards in Pikmin 4 which, while on, only Blue Pikmin can safely pass through. Interestingly, Blue Pikmin are more likely to die than other types in Pikmin 2, as noted here. Like other Pikmin, cannot speak.

Yellow Pikmin are a yellow species of Pikmin, with the special abilities of increased throw height, bomb-rock carrying (in Pikmin), and electricity resistance (in every game after Pikmin). They are the second type discovered by Captain Olimar in Pikmin, the fourth type identified in Pikmin 2, and the first type found by Captain Charlie in Pikmin 3. In Pikmin 4, Pikmin can be discovered in any order (with the exception of Red Pikmin). These Pikmin have lamellae, which resemble large ears; these are the means by which they are primarily identifiable aside from their yellow-coloring. Yellow Pikmin can be thrown higher – an ability that is needed to retrieve certain elevated ship parts, treasures and fruits – and are immune to electricity. Unlike other Pikmin types, the abilities and role of Yellow Pikmin have not always been consistent. Despite this, in all four main-series games, they have large ears and can be thrown higher than other Pikmin, which is useful for collecting high-up objects, latching on to enemies like the Beady Long Legs, or other such purposes. In Pikmin, Yellow Pikmin are uniquely able to carry and toss bomb-rocks (though digging into the game's files has revealed that all Pikmin were originally supposed to be able to wield bomb-rocks).[2] Having this role makes Yellow Pikmin arguably much more situational than Red Pikmin or Blue Pikmin, and as a result, it is not typically necessary to have more than a handful of them in Olimar's squad at any given time. Pikmin 2 introduces electrical hazards, with Yellow Pikmin now being immune to them (alongside Bulbmin). Additionally, when Olimar discovers the Yellow Pikmin, the Hocotate ship states that static electricity readings are high, suggesting that Yellow Pikmin conduct electricity as well (though this would not be one of their in-game abilities until Pikmin 3). This newfound electrical immunity makes Yellow Pikmin very helpful in dealing with electrical enemies and hazards that can instantly kill other Pikmin types, as well as tearing down electric gates. Their ability to carry bomb-rocks does not factor into this game, since bomb-rocks now only appear as a hazard for the leaders' squads and cannot be carried by any Pikmin. In Pikmin 3, Yellow Pikmin once again exhibit their immunity to electricity and their ability to be thrown high. They can also carry Bomb Rocks again, but this is no longer a distinct feature of Yellow Pikmin, since all Pikmin types can carry them now. Yellow Pikmin also show two new abilities – they can dig faster than other Pikmin (although Rock Pikmin can dig tunnels even faster). This is because the lamellae act as a shovel.[source needed] This ability is rather helpful, since a number of objects in the game are buried. The second new ability allows the Yellow Pikmin to form a wire and conduct electricity to link a circuit together, which is required to progress through the game in certain points. When completing a circuit, the Yellow Pikmin involved will become flowered if they were not already. Despite electricity now being a non-lethal hazard in Pikmin 3, unlike Pikmin 2's more-lethal version, Yellow Pikmin are still useful for dealing with electrical hazards and gates. Yellow Pikmin return with the same abilities in Pikmin 4, though they are now unrivaled by other Pikmin types in digging speed, being outmatched only by Oatchi with enough upgrades. Additionally, as attack power does not influence digging speed in this game, Yellow Pikmin are now the only type that can dig faster, making them uniquely suited to that role. Though electricity as a hazard has returned to being lethal, there are overall fewer electric enemies and hazards in Pikmin 4 than previous games, so Yellow Pikmin are likely to mainly see use for their digging and throw height. The latter ability is somewhat nullified by Oatchi's ability to knock many objects off of ledges, but overall, this does not render Yellow Pikmin obsolete, since Oatchi is only ever one unit in the squad. Like other Pikmin, cannot speak.

Red Pikmin are a red species of Pikmin with the special abilities of fire resistance and strong attack power. They are the first Pikmin type seen or discovered in all games by the main playable leaders, and are usually considered the "main" type of Pikmin due to their relatively simple traits and early discovery. They are cultivated via the Red Onion (or the master Onion), and like Yellow Pikmin, Blue Pikmin and Bulbmin, their buds and flowers are white. Red Pikmin have sharp, pointy noses, and as a result, have above average attack power, at 1.5× that of most types. This means they deal more damage when latched onto an enemy, making them especially useful in battle. Red Pikmin also exhibit an immunity to fire, in that they ignore the heat whereas other Pikmin (besides Bulbmin and Glow Pikmin) would have their leaf, bud, or flower catch on fire and run off in a panic. According to Olimar's notes in the Pikmin 4 Piklopedia, this is because their skin and muscle fibers are made up of a flame-resistant cellulose.[2] This ability is most useful in Pikmin 4, due to the presence of fire starters, that only they can pick up, and sizzling floors, that only they, along with Glow Pikmin and Oatchi, can extinguish. Red Pikmin are also useful in Pikmin and Pikmin 3 due to the fact that fire geysers are indestructible and Fiery Blowhogs are prevalent. Their ability is less useful in Pikmin 2, where the geysers can be destroyed by any Pikmin, and Fiery Blowhogs can easily be defeated with Purple Pikmin. Their main use in the second game is for defeating Fiery Bulblaxes, though this task doesn't always require them. In Hey! Pikmin, they act just like in all other games, except they also have the ability to stomp out flames, allowing Olimar or other Pikmin safe passage. Like every other Pikmin, cannot speak.

Bernard is the pilot of the Rescue Corps. Once the player has collected Sparklium × 7,000 and Bernard has been rescued, the player will gain access to Hero's Hideaway. If the player reloads the game after Louie's rescue, they can talk to Bernard in the Rescue Command Post to formally end the game again by flying the Rescue Corps and all rescued castaways home; this serves as a way to view the credits and results screen again if the player decided to do more after rescuing Louie, such as completing his Fit for a Feast mission. Bernard is short and dark-skinned with a oval-shaped head, slicked-back and spiked purple hair with three points, pointy ears, and blue-lensed aviators obscuring his eyes. However, his eyes can be seen from the correct angle when zoomed in. Bernard is quite enthusiastic and usually upbeat. He is stated by Shepherd to be a scrupulous flier despite his boisterous personality. When the player speaks to Bernard, he's quick to dole out advice and compliment them on what they do well. He has a unique way of speaking, specifically capitalizing random words in the English version. Other characters note that Bernard speaks unusually loud.

Yonny is the doctor of the Rescue Corps. He is in charge of night expeditions to gather Glow sap in an effort to cure leaflings. The player must first rescue Russ and Dingo before Yonny becomes accessible. The player must also rescue Yonny to unlock night expeditions, provided that at least one leafling has been rescued. Yonny is relatively tall with an egg-shaped head, dark skin, and pointy ears. His hair is green and cut in a bowl shape, and he has a small, orangeish nose and black, plus-shaped eyes. He wears a black-banded head mirror over his hair and a Rescue Corps spacesuit. Yonny enjoys making medicines and observing night expeditions, finding them and the leaflings intriguing and often coming up with speculative theories to explain things related to them. As noted by Shepherd, he also really likes to read. While Yonny acts docile for the most part, he seems to have a more sinister side, stating things that most would be sensitive to as if they were lighthearted facts. According to Shepherd, he also laughs maniacally while developing his medicines. It is implied in many pieces of dialogue that he experiments occasionally on his colleagues and frequently on the Glow Pikmin.

Dingo is the ranger of the Rescue Corps in Pikmin 4 and from the planet Ohri. He specializes in solo missions and can complete a night expedition, Dandori Challenge, or Dandori Battle (except Leafy Showdown) on the player's behalf if they fail and ask for his help. In Dandori Challenges and Battles, the player can also exit prematurely from the pause menu to get his help (but not in night expeditions). Dingo has a triangle-shaped head, light skin, pointy ears, a large pinkish nose, and red hair spiking upwards. His eyes are black with prominent white highlights inside of them and thick, triangular eyebrows set over them. He wears a dark blue headband and a Rescue Corps spacesuit. Personality-wise, Dingo is direct and unsentimental. He may appear to be uncaring, addressing some of his colleagues by their jobs rather than their names, but his coworkers' perceptions of him do seem to matter to him – for instance, he worries about Bernard being mad at him at multiple points and likes Shepherd enough to become awkward when speaking to her. Dingo is not one to trust people upon meeting them; notable instances of this include his believing that the player is attempting to "pull a fast one on" him when they report that they've fully explored an area and his suspecting Collin to have turned a castaway into a leafling. He isn't a stranger to acknowledging his own mistakes and the efforts of others, however. This is seen when he tries to apologize to Bernard for abandoning him in a cave and when he congratulates the player for rescuing all the castaways, albeit doing the latter under his breath. Shepherd notes that he's quite meticulous and makes sure that even the tiniest scratch on his body is fully healed before heading out.

Russ is the scientist of the Rescue Corps in Pikmin 4. He runs "the lab", a shop where the player is able to spend raw materials on gear for themselves or Oatchi, as well as pack items. Like Collin and Shepherd, he is from the planet Giya. He is always the first castaway to be rescued. Russ is bald with a pear-shaped head, long, pointy ears, and light pink skin. He has small gray eyebrows, a large, pinkish nose, and two small spots of blush on his cheeks. He wears glasses and a Rescue Corps spacesuit. Russ is enthusiastic about science, talking about it frequently. He spends much of his time inventing things in the lab of the S.S. Shepherd, some of which he uses to pull small practical jokes on his colleagues. He seems indifferent to his coworkers; however, he is close with his family, especially his mother. He is especially fond of the Bomb Rock, and will occasionally send the rookie Rescue Officer a message telling them to throw a Bomb Rock at encountered creatures.

Erma Shepherd, usually simply called Shepherd, is the captain of the Rescue Corps in Pikmin 4. She is Oatchi's trainer and leads the group's mission. She is the second member of the Rescue Corps found in the tutorial, being found holding onto a pole in the Burrow of Beginnings surrounded by 3 Bulborb Larvae; defeating the Bulborb Larvae will let Shepherd come down from the pole to join the rookie Rescue Officer and Collin. In the Rescue Command Post, talking to Shepherd lets the player spend Oatchi's Pup Drive to train Oatchi and unlock new abilities. Although Shepherd is not playable in the main story, the first player can choose to play as her in Dandori Battle mode; the same applies to Collin. Shepherd has a egg-shaped head, long ears, dark skin, and blonde hair styled in a bun with a long curl on the side. She also wears a bandana that matches her spacesuit color and has blue grease paint under her eyes. Shepherd takes a lot of interest in dogs, being the one who trains Oatchi and other Rescue Pups. She is eager to talk about the good attributes of dogs, as seen when Olimar occasionally talks about his own dog. Though she has a love for animals, Shepherd has a contrasting view on the Pikmin at first, being rather frightened of them. Later in the game, she seems to warm up a bit to the Pikmin, showing sadness when they die. Shepherd is straightforward and commanding. Her perspective seems to be very surface level, such as not questioning the morals of the game's antagonist in favor of repeatedly ordering the player to catch them. Her impulsivity and anxiety can hinder her role as a captain. Her apprehensive yet headstrong persona provides contrast to the humble, tranquil Collin.

Collin has a square head with a pointy nose, large green eyes, and large rosy cheeks. His mouth is similar to that of the President. He has close-cut gray hair with a spiraling tuft at the top. Collin is seemingly the most level-headed and grounded character of the Rescue Corps, occasionally talking Shepherd and Yonny out of their ideas when they start becoming extreme or nonsensical. Hard-working and equipped with a variety of skills, Collin takes pride in his job with an eagerness to work on machines. He is known by Shepherd to be sentimental, using a wireless transceiver passed down to him by his grandfather; even when it breaks, he opts to repair the transceiver instead of replacing it. Collin has a square head with a pointy nose, large green eyes, and large rosy cheeks. His mouth is similar to that of the President. He has close-cut gray hair with a spiraling tuft at the top. Collin is seemingly the most level-headed and grounded character of the Rescue Corps, occasionally talking Shepherd and Yonny out of their ideas when they start becoming extreme or nonsensical. Hard-working and equipped with a variety of skills, Collin takes pride in his job with an eagerness to work on machines. He is known by Shepherd to be sentimental, using a wireless transceiver passed down to him by his grandfather; even when it breaks, he opts to repair the transceiver instead of replacing it.

Oatchi is a playable character in Pikmin 4, and is the companion of the rookie Rescue Officer. He is a Rescue Pup, a type of space dog that is part of the Rescue Corps. He has various abilities that allow him to perform tasks like a Pikmin, and he can also act as a leader when separated from the Rescue Officer. His breed of space dogs has long served the Shepherd family, and he obeyed only Erma Shepherd, the captain of the Rescue Corps, until the rookie Rescue Officer appeared. He is from the planet Giya. Oatchi has golden fur, with orange spots on his back, a thin tail that usually ends in a white tuft, two legs in total, two floppy ears, a collar, blue eyes, and no visible nose (although he smells every scent). Despite his alien appearance, he barks like a real dog. After curing Bernard, his tail will turn into a leaf. Yonny makes a cure to revert this change after the Rescue Corps obtains the Gift of Friendship. Oatchi's personality is much like some real dogs. Being high in energy and friendliness he licks the faces of people he meets, barks at animals that approach him, chases his tail, and enjoys having bones tossed to him. Pikmin initially scare him, but once he reaches his full size, he allows them to play on his back.

Captain Charlie, also commonly referred to as Charlie, is one of the three playable leaders in Pikmin 3. He, along with Brittany and Alph, come from the planet Koppai in search of a new food source for their planet, and serves as the captain of their space-faring vessel, the S.S. Drake. He also takes a rubber ducky with him on every mission for good luck. Charlie is a ranger revered as a hero on Koppai, being described by Alph as "one of Koppai's greatest legends". Captain Charlie wears a spacesuit with a green lapel and a star-shaped badge on its left side. He has an average-sized nose, a dark brown mohawk and a tiny mustache, and like Alph, has eyes that are wide open at all times. His skin is also the most tan out of the three explorers. Charlie is shown as a very capable, level-headed leader and shows a lot of care and a sense of protection towards the people he loves and respects. In some reports it's revealed that he prefers to stay vigilant near the S.S. Drake's door to protect his crewmates and greatly appreciates their presence, since he was often alone in space during his youth as a ranger.[1] His Piklopedia notes suggest he is a tenacious fighter and proud of his "steely fists". Charlie seems to have a keen interest towards ducks, demonstrating a lot of knowledge about them,[2] owning a rubber ducky as a lucky charm[3] and having a pet duck named Elizabeth whom he describes as his soulmate.[4][5] He also shows great interest in the natural landscapes of PNF-404, as he considers the beauty of the plants and flowers to have moved him in a way that's difficult to describe. There are many parts in the game's story where Charlie tries to show his deep affection towards Brittany, only to be interrupted by some other, pressing matter.[6][7][8] His crush on Brittany is further accentuated in several reports where he plans to collect a few flowers as a present for Brittany[9] and where he describes that, if he has to throw a crew member, he would always choose Alph first.[10]

Brittany is one of the three leaders in Pikmin 3. She visits PNF-404, along with Alph and her captain, Charlie in search of food for the hungry planet of Koppai. She is a botanist, who is responsible of keeping track of the fruit found on the planet and juices produced by the crew. Brittany has a pointed nose, small black eyes, and shoulder-length pink hair. She wears glasses with dark red frames, a bulky space suit with a transparent helmet, whistle, and an antenna. Her gloves and boots are the same shade of pink as her hair, as is the light atop her helmet's antenna. Differentiating her from all other leaders are some feminine touches: her suit ends in a small skirt highlighted in pink, and a gap in the sole of her boots gives the impression of a modest heel. Brittany is, for the most part, a caring and friendly individual. She takes her role as the crew's botanist very seriously, making note of every piece of fruit the crew finds, and also portioning out the helpings of juice delivered at the end of each day. Brittany is a bit of a glutton, humorously noted for retaining the largest portions of juice among her fellow crewmates. Alph does suspect that she tends to take slightly more than her share of juice, but Brittany will always shrug it off and insist that she is handing out equal portions, implying she is also fairly dishonest. She also seems to have a liking for all things cute, particularly the Pikmin and some of the fruit she encounters. Brittany appears to have a mostly friendly relationship with Alph, sometimes calling him "Alphie" in an affectionate way and always preferring to talk with him instead of Charlie. However, she seems to have a disliking for Charlie, noted by insulting his favorite color when mentioning the green color of Dawn Pustules and suspecting that he was 'hogging all the fruit to himself' before rescuing him in Distant Tundra. She will also consider giving him portions of juice even smaller than Alph's. Brittany also seems to get lonely and homesick easily, as seen in the Fruit Files, where she says she misses her family and frequently relates fruit to her auntie Bea, who she is particularly fond of. Knowing that the Pikmin are plants themselves, Brittany has a deep respect and care toward them, lamenting the loss of any Pikmin to large creatures or bosses.

Alph is one of the three leaders in Pikmin 3. He visits PNF-404 along with Brittany and Charlie in search of food to remedy the famine afflicting their home planet of Koppai. Alph serves as the engineer of the ship, the S.S. Drake, which his grandfather, also named Drake, designed. He is very bright and positive in character, and greatly respects Captain Charlie. He wears a white spacesuit with a cerulean blue lapel, has cerulean blue-colored hair similar to Captain Olimar's in shape, an average sized nose, freckles on his cheeks and rounded ears unlike Captain Olimar. His wide, round eyes are always open, much like when other characters such as Olimar or Louie are surprised. He is by far the shortest of all the playable leaders, and likely the youngest as well. Like the other crew members, he wears a bulky space suit with a transparent helmet and an antenna. His gloves and boots are the same shade of cerulean blue as his hair, as is the light atop the antenna. Alph is kind, positive and gentle, as he shows genuine concern over the safety and well-being of every Pikmin and crew member. Based off his interactions with Brittany, he may be rather absentminded. Alph is also very interested in technological devices; on a related note, he is intelligent and a very capable engineer who configures objects and fruit found on PNF-404 for the crew to use on their quest for food. In the different regional versions of the game, Alph's personality remains largely intact, barring some particular lines of dialogue.

Louie is a secondary protagonist in the Pikmin series, serving as Olimar's partner and co-worker. He first appears in Pikmin 2 – the only game in which he is a playable character in Story Mode. In Pikmin 3, he stays in the Koppaites' ship (the S.S. Drake) after being saved twice, and he appears as Olimar's partner in Bingo Battle, as well as a playable character in some Mission Mode stages. In Pikmin 3 Deluxe, he once again accompanies Olimar as a second leader in the Side Stories mode. He appears once again in the second act of Pikmin 4 with a more antagonistic role. Louie is relatively new to the shipping business and has a ravenous appetite. He was raised by his grandmother, who encouraged him to play with bugs, as well as eat them – an activity he seems to partake while on PNF-404. Physically, Louie has a single yellow tuft of hair and light yellow (beige) spacesuit, decorated with blue lines and blue gloves, like Olimar's spacesuit. Unlike Olimar, Louie is slightly lankier, his nose is rounder and slightly smaller, and his head is pear-shaped. Louie is known to have a very ravenous appetite.[3][4] He has prepared many recipes for creatures on PNF-404, even attempting to eat creatures that may be inedible to his species. His notes on the Iridescent Glint Beetle suggest he wants to start his own cooking show, called "The Insect Gourmet!"[5] His favorite color is blue.[6] Louie is known to be very quiet and apathetic towards efforts he does not value. He does not care about anybody but his grandmother, not even his job – he will often abandon ship and attempt to live on PNF-404 forever, or tamper with valuable delivery cargo. Whenever Louie goes rogue, he has a remarkable tendency to survive and brave through dangerous environments extremely quickly and easily, even to the depths of extremely long caverns, such as the Dream Den or the Cavern for a King. During Olimar's Comeback, he quietly admits that he prefers solitude on PNF-404 to Captain Olimar's company.[7]

Captain Olimar also referred to simply as Olimar, is the main protagonist of the Pikmin series. He is the main playable character in Pikmin, Pikmin 2, and Hey! Pikmin, and a major supporting character in Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4. He is from the planet Hocotate, and while on several missions for his employer, Hocotate Freight, he discovered the planet PNF-404, and on it, the Pikmin. In Pikmin and Pikmin 4, he owns and captains a spaceship called the S.S. Dolphin, and in Hey! Pikmin, he owns and captains the S.S. Dolphin II. He has a family back on Hocotate, which includes his wife, son, daughter, and dog. Olimar's writings in his end-of-day monologs, Piklopedia notes, and exploration logs are a major source of information about the world in each game. Olimar is a Hocotatian with three short brown tufts of hair, and wears a light yellow spacesuit decorated with red lines and red gloves. He is 3.9 cm tall with his space suit on, from the feet to the top of the antenna, and 1.9 cm tall without.[3] Olimar is quite intellectual, as seen in his extensive writings and vocabulary. He is also interested in science and presumably biology, taking notes and commenting on every treasure and enemy he discovers. In addition, he may have a knack for engineering as well, as he was once a mechanic and designed the Bowsprit.[5] Despite this, Olimar is hinted to be relatively gullible (as shown in his log for the Extraordinary Bolt) and often prefers his own explanations, whether or not they are correct, over more logical ones, as shown in his notes for the Universal Com and the Preservation Door. His favorite color is red, which he associates with passion and emotion,[6] though he does like the color blue.[7] Olimar loves his family, but they ask a lot of him financially;[8] his wife is a big spender.[9] This is one of the reasons he enjoys time to himself. He takes his duty as a leader to the Pikmin very seriously, to the point that if a Pikmin extinction happens, he becomes very ashamed and claims that he will not be able to sleep during the night.[10] Olimar is a calm, caring, honest, and responsible person, but he can be sarcastic and salty when annoyed. He was not portrayed as overly greedy in Pikmin 2, but his journal entries in the American English localization of Pikmin 3 reveal that he has developed a fixating interest in treasure. According to his journal entry on the Impenetrable Cookie, Olimar has a short temper toward matters of little importance. This is further shown in the Side Stories mission Looking for Louie, where Olimar snaps at Louie but soon feels guilty for doing so. Olimar also writes that he's ashamed of himself for becoming grumpier with age. He mentions that he has always "gotten along with" animals,[11] which can be seen in his fairly extensive Piklopedia notes on the various creatures on the planet. According to his entries on the Paradoxical Enigma and Harmonic Synthesizer, he also considers himself a refined patron of the arts, and is his entries on the Pilgrim Bulb, he has a hobby for gardening, desiring to be given titles such as "botanical genius" and "Supreme Flower Commander". Overall, Olimar is honest and sympathetic, has no problems questioning himself and his actions, and is fascinated by PNF-404's flora and fauna.

King is a tyrant King who looks down upon Lightners. He thinks he and his kingdom was abandoned by them. He is the father of Lancer, and cares deeply for him, and would not let anyone hurt or manipulate his boy. He is big, and has a spade chain that he pulls out when he thinks hes in danger out of his...chest.

Queen is a computer Darkner who takes on a physical form, and only speaks Like This, With All Of Her Words Having The First Letter Capitalized. She is a queen, and has many servants called Swattch and Swatchlings, and usually floats on her chair, drinking batter acid. Is called Lancer's mom, but isnt actually his mom, just acts like it.

Lancer is the son of King, but the complete opposite of King. While King is serious, and a true bad guy, Lancer is really sweet, pretending to be bad, wholesome, and also oblivious. You can lie to his face and he will never know. He loves Lightners.

Tenna is a giant CRT TV headed Darkner who just wants to entertain. He grows when happy, and shrinks when sad. He will do anything to entertain and relive the old days before Toriel and Asgore divorced. He loves to host gameshows, play mini games, and has a crew of his own. He isnt the best boss, but hes definitely still better of a boss then most. The Mikes work for him, and hes very uncomfortable around Spamton.

The Roaring Knight/The Knight, is a giant being in armor. Is the only lightner of this group, meaning they are the only one able to enter the light world. Has a giant blade called the Black Knife, and the armor and blade is infused with shadow crystals. Is free, but doesnt have the freedom motif. Isnt insane at all, but is the main one making dark fountains when they arent with this group. Nobody really knows whats under the armor.

Flowery is a flower that looks like an anime human who only wants to make sure Asgore is happy. Holds the orange Bravery SOUL, and definitely fits it. He can fly, kick, punch, launch out weeds, and more. Is very arrogant, and uses that arrogance to help people. He has fake stats, which The Knight can ignore. Nobody else can though. His actual stats are...shit.

Jevil is a short, stubby, chaotic man who was locked in a cage because he knew his world was a game. He speaks with the last words of his sentence being doubled sometimes (for example: CHAOS, CHAOS!), but not all the time. Always speaks in uppercase. The most insane out of all of the bosses, and the least free. Has the freedom motif, despite that.

Spamton is a creepy salesman who lost everything. He worked with Tenna for a while, but after a never ending call he was fired. He was broken and battered. Hes a puppet who only speaks in uppercase, most of the time, but if hes actually being sincere then he doesnt. Sometimes, what hes saying gets twisted, and more salesman like, in which case he would speak in brackets. For example, he could be trying to say, (ILL KILL YOU YOU PIECE OF SHIT!) but ACTUALLY say (ILL [killed] YOU YOU [[Big Shot!]]). In the NEO form, he become Spamton NEO, which is much bigger, has pink and yellow wings, and has a blaster on his hand. Not as insane as Jevil, but still insane. Has the freedom motif, but isnt very free.

Eram, as hes most popularly called, is a very small, black, triangle shaped thing. He isnt really a darkner or a lightner, hes basically just..there. He can morph into different shapes, and is the shadow mantle holder, which is an item you need to beat the Knight. Doesn't have the freedom motif, but is extremely free.

Gerson Boom, or The Hammer of Justice, is a representation of a dead old turtle. In the light world, hes dead, in here, hes alive. Usually cosplays as a Scottish old turtle, but has a giant hammer and suit of armor. He can hold back his power extremely well, and is the most powerful out of all of the secret bosses, other then Jevil if his "I CAN DO ANYTHING" claim is true. Gerson has the freedom motif, but its very hidden, as hes pretty free.

Pink, is a cat anime darkner who has both a body, and a ghost. Pink herself is the body part, whos sweet, loving, and likes dating. She has a giant staff she attacks with, but she doesnt like to attack. She has finally gotten used to her ghost. She has the freedom motif, but its very very hidden, as shes very free.

Pinks ghost, or Maddie, is what inhabits Pink. If she leaves Pink's body, she is shown as a gray, floating version of Pink. She is more aggressive, takes over Pink at times, and doesnt want to lose Pink, so she attacks those that try to get her away from her. She, however, has finally gotten used to others being with Pink, so she isnt as aggressive.

Mike, the green Pippins version, is a small, stubby, microphone suited Pippins. Under the suit, hes just a Pippins but green. Works for Tenna, who is here, and is with his other Mikes usually. May be called Mike 1.

Mike, the Zapper version, is a tall, New York accented Zapper in a Mike Suit. Under the suit, hes just a normal Zapper. Works for Tenna, who is here, and is with his other Mikes usually. May be called Mike 2.

Mike, the Shadowguy version, is a cat in a Mike suit. He can stand on his two legs, though. Works for tenna, who is here, and is with his other Mikes usually. May be called Mike 3.

Trashy is a green metal trash can with its lid serving as a head and mouth, googly eyes with blue irises, black arms, white gloves, and direct legless feet. Hated by most except for Nubert and Ball. Part of the "Trashy Trio".

Nubert is a small, red, bump-like ground entity with no limbs, a wide smile, and two small eyes at the top, and anime hair. Everyone loves him, and only speaks in the third person. Part of the "Trashy Trio".

Ball is a small, round pink ball who is very, very shy around anyone other then Nubert and Trashy. Is a part of the "Trashy Trio".

K. Round greatly resembles C. Round, except much larger. K. Round wears a large yellow three-pointed crown and has long, muscular legs. It also wears the same cheerful expression as its original form, though K. Round's expression remains the same even when getting hurt. Despite always appearing to smile, K. Round is described as doing things it does not seem to be aware of. K. Round does seem to be unaware of its surroundings and does not speak a known language, nor understand one. It is aggressive with the crown on.

Sweet is a short, humanoid Darkner with a speaker-like head, who often wears a hat. His eye is formed by a subwoofer-like speaker, which moves when he talks. He constantly wears large headphones around his ears, and has black arms with yellow gloves. His torso is formed after a speaker, and wears black pants with two yellow buttons, imaged like volume dials. His footwear of choice are black-and-yellow sneakers. Sweet is an underground musician attempting to make it big. He takes pride in their act, acting as their leader and believing the band to be the best in all of the Cyber World. He seems to enjoy singing, as seen with him singing with Tasque Manager and singing notes on the church organ. As with other members of his group, Sweet is a rebel in the Cyber World, attempting to overthrow the maddened Queen who lost internet access. This prompts him to fight the party, thinking they are her footsoldiers. He affirms the point of his rebellion quite strongly, protesting against Cap'n's stated reason of impressing women. However, when Spamton attempted to contract the group to get in trouble, they refused, which K_K states was out of fear for getting in trouble. With Cap'n and K_K in a group together.

K_K is, as he mentions, a CD player. He appears to be made up of two, stacked on top of each other, his head is green, with gold eyes and a purple handle. He has black, green striped arms and "spine" extending from the white boombox that is his body. He wears green pants with a belt looped through it and black boots, with gold laces and green soles. His hands are green, with gold bracelets on both of his wrists. K_K is a musician that plays the backing music for Sweet Cap'n Cakes, who Sweet looks up to. Nelnal states that K_K's favourite music genre is electro. He and the rest of the band create short-form music tracks by interweaving leitmotifs in various ways, but they never make anything very long. As with other members of the group, K_K is a rebel in Cyber World, attempting to overthrow the maddened Queen who lost internet access. He follows the rest of the band into a boss fight against Kris's party believing that they were Queen's footsoldiers. However, when Spamton attempted to contract the group to get in trouble, they refused, which he states was out of fear for getting in trouble. Compared to the rest of the band, K_K is a bit dim, often saying things irrelevant to what the rest of the band is talking about, such as his love for lemon drops. He does not completely understand what people tell him, such as in the case of being contracted by Rouxls Kaard, and selling 400 CD Bagels to the party instead of one for 400 Dark Dollars. He also struggles with the concept of being able to sell 400 CD Bagels when he has 406 in stock. With Sweet and Cap'n in a group.

Cap'n's head is a cassette player. He wears yellow headphones with music notes (eighth notes) on each earphone. He has a purple cap which he wears backwards, sunglasses, and a blue short sleeved hoodie with a purple bandana. He, like Sweet, has solid black arms and yellow gloves. He wears black pants with a purple belt, and purple shoes with white laces and soles. Unlike the other two, who have four fingers on each hand, Cap'n has five. Cap'n is an underground musician. As with other members of the group, Cap'n is a rebel in the Cyber World, attempting to overthrow the maddened Queen who lost internet access. Upon seeing the conflict between Queen and the party over Noelle, he falsely believes the party to be kidnapping Noelle, which prompts him to intervene. However, Cap'n does not necessarily intervene in good faith, as shown by his evident interest in women. Additionally, when Spamton attempted to contract the group to get in trouble, they refused, which K_K states was out of fear for getting in trouble. He is also seemingly easily impressed, seeing Rouxls Kaard as a client "of taste" In Chapter 5, Cap'n reveals himself to be struggling in his pursuit of love, which prompts him to talk about his disdain for people's illiteracy in music, albeit exaggerating and referring to Clover's mean head, wanting more people to like beats like 4/4. He also gets anxious when away from Sweet and K_K for even 24 hours, missing interweaving leitmotifs with them and talking about them as if they had been apart for a considerable amount of time. Cap'n is somewhat insecure about his status, getting annoyed when the Knight is brought up, confused about what it has over him. In a group with Sweet and K_K.

Clover is a large three-headed creature that walks on four legs. She has a long tail with the end looking like a three-horned cross. She has three identical round heads with horns on three long, separate necks with the one in the middle slightly taller, giving her heads a resemblance to the club card symbol. Her heads have three blue eyes in the same club position. Clover's fur (or skin) is entirely white. Each of Clover's heads has a different personality. Nice head The middle head is very cheerful. She is shown to be excitable, often being excited about topics that interest her and things and people around her. Her opinions often overlap with the mean head but not with the shy head. Mean head The right head (viewer's left) is mean and seems to think highly of herself. She is shown to be easily irritable, reacting aggressively when annoyed. She is also enthusiastic about fighting. Her opinions often overlap with the nice head but not with the shy head. Shy head The left head (viewer's right) seems to be somewhat shy and meek. She does not want to fight and will sometimes pretend to like what the other two heads enjoy so that the fight will end sooner. She is also very apologetic for her other heads' extreme behavior, even while fighting. She does not agree with the other two heads on most subjects. Despite this, when the two heads talk about their liking of sports, the shy head happily exclaims that she loves them. When talking about boys in-battle, Clover's mean and nice heads comment that they like fluffy boys with glasses, matching the description of Ralsei. Clover's shy head, however, says she does not like any boys, and expresses particular disinterest in Ralsei. In Chapter 5, she comments that her eyes met with Elnina.

Lanino and Elnina both have cloud-like white hair, wear dark blue glasses and wield staffs. Lanino has a crescent moon-shaped head (which is usually depicted in profile) and yellow skin, and wears a dark blue suit, pants and shoes, and red gloves. Elnina has light blue skin and wears a white shirt with red on the borders, a dark blue and yellow skirt resembling an umbrella, and yellow rainboots. Due to how Elnina's hair is tied around her neck, she resembles a sheep. Lanino and Elnina appear to love each other very much, and are said to have an unbreakable bond. They often use weather-related words to describe things, especially during battle. They can be a bit self-absorbed at times, as evidenced by how they act overly prideful and cocky when Kris chooses their attack after one of them asks whose attack they prefer between Lanino's and Elnina's. Jealousy causes them to break up during their battle, however, later encounters show they miss each other very much. Eventually, they reconcile and reunite once again. As shown by their temporary relationship with Rouxls Kaard and possible later relationship with Starwalker, Lanino and Elnina are capable of open relationships and could be considered polyamorous. Although their relationship with Rouxls ends poorly, it is implied they both have feelings for him, even though they initiate the relationship to be with each other. Lanino loves Elnina and struggles to find stability without her. They run a weather program together for Tenna, and Lanino coordinates Elnina's outfits for her. Additionally, the two will combine their attacks during battle. However, like Elnina, Lanino has an easily-fuelled ego and gets jealous easily, which causes their relationship to be temporarily cut short during their first boss fight in Chapter 3. During the breakup, Lanino suffers considerable distress, crying when reminded about her almost immediately and struggling to sleep. When trying to count sheep, he just imagines her face given the resemblance.[3] However, he regains confidence and can resolve to find another partner, seeing his pauldrons as a selling point.[4] In the Cafe, Lanino mistakes Mizzle and Miss Mizzle for Elnina. With Miss Mizzle, he says he likes how aggressive she is with him, and her demands to not be treated like a commoner.[5] With Mizzle, Lanino notices something different about "Elnina", thinking it a new "hatcut",[6] to which the Mizzle calls him a stupid yet fine prince. With other recruits, Lanino protests, saying he is not ready for a team relationship again. If Elnina is with another Recruit whilst Lanino is on another table, he will describe the individual she is with as a rogue. Given his relationships with Elnina alongside Rouxls Kaard and optionally Starwalker, Lanino does not mind open relationships and can be seen as polyamorous. However, unlike Elnina, Lanino does not point out any attractive features of Rouxls Kaard, and seemingly has lesser feelings for him. Elnina loves Lanino very much, and they together use weather-derived metaphors to describe attacks, the world around them, and their relationship. However, the two are a bit egotistical, which can cause them to bicker, such as during their first fight against the party. This can cause Elnina to break up with Lanino, wherein she plays video games with a Pippins to cope. Being reminded of this causes her to cry, making said Pippins uncomfortable.[3] Elnina is extremely confident in her appearance and profession, saying that "Weather girls are the wave" when breaking up with Lanino,[4] and repeating a similar phrase when meeting Mizzle and Miss Mizzle in the Cafe.[5][6] However, she is also insecure and petty, getting jealous when she sees Lanino with another recruits and wanting to make him feel the same way. Furthermore, when she is with another character, she will also get shy and paranoid about whether it can be seen as a date. Given her relationships with Lanino alongside Rouxls Kaard and optionally Starwalker, Elnina does not mind open relationships and can be seen as polyamorous. After breaking up with Rouxls Kaard, she says that he was "hot but really weird",[7] and continues to have mixed feelings about him during her Party Dojo rematch against the party.[8]

Rouxls Kaard is a tall, humanoid Darkner. His head is diamond-shaped, and his face consists of two eyes, which droop downwards, and a large, usually-grinning mouth, which has a dark streak on its left side, giving him a slightly melted look. Rouxls's hair as well as his outline are white in color, and his clothing and skin are the same royal blue. When in his shop, Rouxls appears black instead of blue. He is considered physically attractive by some characters,[3][4] while others mock him for parts of his appearance.[5] He wears a suit with epaulettes in all of his appearances, but occasionally adds a hat or accessory to his outfit. In higher-resolution depictions, such as his shop sprites, his LINE sticker, and his plushie, the front of Rouxls's suit is stylized to resemble simplified bullet points. Rouxls Kaard is very opportunistic and egoistical, always striving to improve his own standing by becoming second-in-command to a powerful ruler. Beyond this basic goal, he lacks any firm convictions or held beliefs, and will change his stance on any issue at a moment's notice to avoid being on the losing side, as seen when he defects to the party after being defeated in battle[7] or when he lies about his intention to get Lanino and Elnina back together.[8] Toby Fox states that Rouxls constantly seeks to be second-in-command to be important, but does not want the responsibility of leadership.[9] He claims to be the Duke of Puzzles, but is an incompetent puzzle maker—all of his puzzles are very simple block pushing challenges. The blocks he uses in puzzles reappear in his Chapter 2 battle and one appears as the Rouxls Block in Chapter 3. He also vandalizes clues on puzzles he did not create, in order to make them "harder". Rouxls tends to irritate other characters, who describe him as weird and unbearable.[10] He has a habit of inserting himself in other people's plans when he is unwelcome, and is described as someone who "will appear even if unhired". His accent and complicated wording also tend to be confusing and grating to others. Despite this, Rouxls is often able to convince some Darkners to aid him or fight for him, though they usually abandon him after growing tired of him. Lancer considers Rouxls to be his "lesser dad". Rouxls is alternately irritated with and endeared by Lancer and his antics. Rouxls is shown to be a romantic, dating either Lanino or Elnina and quickly getting the other to follow suit, and forming a relationship with Mizzle. However, all of these are self-serving in some form, having dropped them all the moment his motivation for starting the relationship is no longer relevant, only continuing his attempts for the weather duo due to his hopes Tenna will notice him. As shown by his short-lived relationship with Lanino and Elnina, Rouxls tends to treat his partners poorly, failing to understand their feelings, and egotistically assuming they think the best of him. Their relationship also shows that he is polyamorous. Rouxls Kaard attempts to use Early Modern English speech patterns, presumably to appear educated, but it is highly inaccurate. Most commonly, Rouxls replaces most instances of "you" with "thou", but rarely conjugates the verb for agreement; for example, "Thou workest the job." Instead, Rouxls will randomly add "-est" and "-eth" suffixes that should appear with archaic conjugation to any word in a sentence. He furthermore attempts to use "thou" as a plural pronoun by adding -'re, when in Early Modern English it was for singular familiarity.[11] He will also needlessly add silent "e's" to the end of random words, thus implying wrongly lengthened vowels.[12] Sometimes, he haphazardly capitalizes phrases for emphasis.[13] When his pride is hurt, he doubles down by intensifying his misuse of Early Modern English to the point of incomprehensibility; when surprised or stressed, he tends to drop it altogether. Swatch insults Rouxls's pronunciation, stating "he stole [their] flower display for one of his 'boo-kettes'", implying a mispronunciation of the French-origin "bouquet".[14] In Chapter 2, Rouxls briefly attempts to use a stereotypical pirate accent in combination with his Early Modern English, but is quickly asked to stop.[15]

Shuttah is a humanoid Darkner with yellow, red, blue, and green stripes running vertically along its body. Its feet resemble high heeled shoes. It has a grinning mouth resembling camera film at the top of its torso and two large, yellow-rimmed eyes at the end of each arm. In battle, Shuttah strikes a variety of poses. In the Island Board, two pillars and a table change to resemble Shuttah's eyes and mouth before its encounter. Shuttah is very eccentric and flamboyant, praising the party for their photogenic nature and asking them to pose. It tends to address the party affectionately, using words like "darling" to refer to them. Shuttah also tends to be very retrospective, especially of the time when TV World used to have no Dark Fountain. As a "camerathing", Shuttah does not believe anything without the picture. This, however, excludes astrology because it considers itself to be "the star". A large part of Shuttah's character seems to be reminiscing on the past, as evidenced by it talking about the TV World's past on a few different occasions, not wanting Kris to grow up as well as its "Wish" category in the Recruit menu. That may be tied to it being a camera, which are used to preserve moments in the form of photographs.

Jackenstein is a tall and burly figure with a large upper body, towering over most of the characters by a considerable margin. His body is an off-white color, with various pale green markings spread throughout his arms and upper chest. There are four circular orange patches that appear to be sewn onto his body; one on each shoulder, and one on either side of his chest. His torso bears a pattern resembling a skull, with the patches on his chest as its "eyes", a dark triangle below them as the "nose", and a curved stitch below it as a "mouth". He also has a thin, short tail that ends in a pale orange ball. Jackenstein wears a black and orange mask on his head, which resembles a jack-o'-lantern. A pair of screw-like horns stick out of the top of the mask, and what appears to be a few strands of hair stick out between them. The mask is able to emote like a real face, allowing Jackenstein to open his mouth or blush through the mask. Its eyeholes are also able to glow orange, as seen during Jackenstein's battle. Jackenstein wears the mask to hide his true face, which resembles a small candle with ears, a single antenna, and black dot eyes. With the screw-like horns and the sewn-on patches on his body, Jackenstein resembles various popular depictions of Frankenstein's monster, particularly his appearance as portrayed by Boris Karloff in the 1931 film Frankenstein. Frankenstein's monster is a common sight in Halloween decorations and merchandise, furthering Jackenstein's Halloween theme. In the Light World, Jackenstein is an orange jack-o'-lantern stored inside of the church's closet. It rests on top of a black coat sitting on a brown chair. Susie assumes he is a Halloween decoration stored with "other creepy stuff".[3] Jackenstein is kind and playful, despite his attempts to appear scary. He hides his face due to being bullied for his "LARGE AND UGLY BODDY", and appears lonely as a result, trying to deter other people from entering the Dark Zone and coming close to him. Jackenstein has an aversion to light, preferring to stay in darkness. After Jackenstein is defeated and healed, he is eager to help the party and moves out of the Dark Zone, though he still seems nervous about meeting other people. Jackenstein speaks in all uppercase letters, and frequently misspells words, where he replaces existing vowels or adds additional ones. His misspellings often align phonetically with the correct spelling of the words. His dialogue is frequently written using ellipses, implying a drawn-out tone.

Seth is a purple-colored humanoid plant with glasses, deep magenta hair, and a lavender tie. While at times their glasses appear completely opaque, when they are translucent their eyes are typically drawn as long horizontal or vertical black stripes. Their hair tufts up into three predominant shapes, with two additional bangs coming across above their glasses. The lower part of their hair is shaded black. Their dress tapers off into uneven partings around the waist, partial to the left, with lavender pants underneath, and white shoes. Seth is a bookish, aspiring intellectual and tactician. In comparison to other characters, Seth is seen to generally employ more strategy into their plans, such as when they instruct Aqua to use bullet patterns that the SOUL was most damaged on. While trying to seem tough and calculated, Seth cares deeply for their attachments, primarily with Aqua and Asgore, the latter they are seen continuously trying to connect to several times throughout the Chapter. Seth also has an admiration for Berdly, who has a similar affinity for "smarts". Seth can also be characterized as more individualistic compared to the other flowers, as they chose their own name as opposed to being named after their color, and they are also keen to subverting the typical battle mechanics, such as when they disregard MERCY progress. Seth takes interest as well in engineering, arts, and literature, which are all things that they have created inside their notebook. Seth likes control and order, often making them the straight man to Aqua's chaos. When they are told something needs to be done they make sure it is done correctly. They seem to be slightly clumsy based on the times they fell over in the Chapter. Unlike the other flowers, Seth is never shown flying. They are the only flower to walk out of the room in the cutscene before entering Top of Castle, they ride on a purple flower during Flowery's fight, and the narration during their battle alongside Aqua describes her as "float(ing) a bit", while Seth "stays firmly on the ground!". When attempting to enter Flower Castle from a lower elevation, they ask Aqua to give them the Petal Feather, suggesting they are either unable to fly, or unwilling to do it even when it inconveniences them.

Aqua is an aqua-colored[4] humanoid plant with a dress, red shoes, long black hair that curls up to appear like bat wings or devil horns, a red band around her neck, and a red heart-shaped ribbon in her hair. She has a variable number of eyes, having one to three of them on different occasions, hidden by her bangs. She is the second shortest flower, behind Orange. It is revealed during Yellow's trial that she made the red ribbons herself using Green's handkerchief and red food coloring, as she finds being one color boring. Aqua has a striking resemblance to Kris. The two share a similar skin tone, hair color, and bangs that cover their eyes; both of them occasionally showcase bright red eyes underneath. Aqua's red accents and her being the only flower besides Flowery to wear multiple colors could parallel the SOUL. Additionally, Aqua herself points out that Kris can wear ribbons, has a knife, and is blue.[5] During her battle, she can also repeat Kris's ACTs, such as performing a pirouette, striking a "cool pose", and more. If the two hang out at Flower Cafe, Kris is able to wear Aqua's dress, placing further emphasis on their visual similarities. Aqua is playful, childish, and naive. She does not seem to understand what is going on most of the time but is very violent, consistently attacking the party and other characters. Aqua is frequently seen intervening into others' battles, typically to instill chaos or aid the other flowers. She gets bored if doing the same thing over and over again, and usually decides to do something else afterwards. She is oblivious to her own mortality, and does not know that fighting can lead to someone's death.[6] Aqua's overall personality calls back to Jevil, with references to a love for chaos, his signature laughter, and the name of his battle theme, THE WORLD REVOLVING. Aqua is often seen accompanying Seth as they attempt to rein in her unpredictable actions. In return, she is also seen encouraging Seth to play and seek enjoyment outside of Flowery's instructions. Seth implies some part of Aqua's behavior is due to her neglecting to listen to the bedtime stories that Asgore would read to the 7 Colored Flowers. Should the party decide to use violence against the other flowers, Aqua still hangs out with the party in the cafe. This is because Aqua cannot discern violence from friendliness.

Orange is a small mouse-like plant with an orange fur coat, bandanna, and pair of boxing gloves, and also appears not to have arms. She initially refrains from revealing her appearance by making a large, simplistic one-eyed shadow puppet from behind the paper walls in Flower Castle. Orange is also the creator of the item OrangeJuice. Despite being weak, Orange tries her best to fight back and deter the party from sealing the Dark Fountain. When the party makes their final goodbyes to the flower, she mentions her dream to have courage and be brave.[3] Orange is very sensitive, and often feels she is being bullied by the party. She is also extremely quick to anger and hotheaded. She will try (and fail) to act as though she does not care about this; for example, in Flower Cafe, she will get out her own Starwalker out of jealousy after seeing Ralsei and Susie eating food behind Green's back with him. Despite her appearance, Orange is assured of being human like the rest of Asgore's flowers, as she becomes extremely distressed when called or implied to be a mouse (such as when she mistakes Ralsei saying "lack toes" for "lactose", believing that he was making a reference to cheese). Due to Ralsei repeatedly bullying her by not acknowledging her humanity, Orange has developed a particular disdain for him.

Green is a green humanoid plant with a pair of green-colored shoes, a lime suit with a green apron over it and a lime chef hat on their head. They are often seen holding a frying pan. They have two very close eyes with black pupils, each eye having two accompanying eyelashes. They are seen running most of the shops around the entire Dark World. They have a small smile in the fight against Orange and them. Their green color and attack is likely a reference to the green SOUL that represents kindness in Undertale. Green is depicted as shy, unconditionally kind, and caring, if occasionally irritable. Their kindness is such that they go out of their way to assist the heroes; for instance, should they lose the fight against Flowery, Green will give back the healing items they have consumed during the attempt. Another instance of this is when they are fought alongside Orange — some of their attacks heal the party (by 1 HP) instead of dealing damage. They, however, show a pettier side sometimes, such as when asking Seth and Blue for the $5 and $2 the two owe Green, respectively. This act of lending out money to the other flowers seems to be one of their tendencies. Green appears to be capable of talking, but chooses not to,[3] instead favoring body language and hand signals to communicate. On occasion, they utilize signs with writing on them, such as when they reveal their name to the party.

Blue is a humanoid plant with dark blue skin and light blue hair, making him the only one of the flowers with hair lighter than his skin. He has textured hair worn in a ponytail, as well as prominent eyebrows. He almost always has his eyes closed, only opening them for certain rare expressions. His attire consists of light blue ballet tights, a powder blue leotard, a tutu skirt of the same color that resembles flower petals, and a pair of pointe shoes. He sometimes appears with blue, simplistic butterfly wings coming from his back, able to fly through the air. Blue and Flowery are the only members of the seven flowers with talk sprites. Unlike Flowery's face sprite, which shows him with colored eyes on the rare occasions he opens them, Blue's face sprite is entirely monochromatic like those belonging to Lightners. "Mr. Butterfly" appears in dialogue as an extremely realistic, animated butterfly, with simple faces appearing on its wings to express emotions. Blue presents himself in a feminine manner, as he is dressed in traditional female ballerina attire and refers to other people, especially Yellow, as "dear". He generally behaves elegantly, speaking in poetic ways and restraining his emotions. Blue's main passion is love in all forms, although he also expresses himself through dancing on stage to various forms of music, and, after a rocky start due to the party's issues with Yellow, he strikes a cordial relationship with them, not truly wanting to be opposed to party due to both sides of the conflict being driven by love in one form or another. He does not hold a grudge against the party when he finds out about their interactions with Yellow, caring more about their honesty. He seems somewhat passive towards violence as a means of problem solving, assisting Flowery's plans despite having some qualms, and engaging in battle alongside Yellow against the party to force them to prove their innocence. Blue also dislikes characters getting hurt, due to it opposing his style of putting on a show. Hence, he would do whatever he can to heal to max, remarking that it is a comedy, not a tragedy. Despite embodying and valuing the virtue of integrity, Blue shows himself to be somewhat lacking in it, evading a $2 debt to Green by pretending to not comprehend their requests, and stealing from both Yellow and Orange in order to make them gifts, even deciding to not return Orange's gloves to her after she expresses dissatisfaction with the gift made from them. He appears to be one of the more perceptive and intelligent flowers, commenting on the relationships the characters have with each other, such as Susie's deep love for Noelle. He often provides support and comfort to Yellow, which Yellow often needs, due to his naive behavior and quickness to despair. For example, when he finds Yellow in a self-imposed imprisonment, he releases him, hugs him, and reassures him. He sometimes projects his emotions onto a butterfly rhetorically, which he refers to as "Mr. Butterfly".

Yellow is a yellow humanoid plant with a short yellow mullet, dark yellow cowboy hat, a dark yellow cowboy suit, and gold spurs attached to his dark yellow boots. He has a simplistic face with beady eyes, a wide grin and a square-shaped jaw, while the rest of his body is thin and gangly. Yellow is a well-meaning cowboy figure with a stereotypical fixation on justice, likely influenced by his Undertale SOUL counterpart, which represented justice. However, he is also depicted as highly gullible and foolish, and perhaps too trusting of others; a major example of this is when, after confronting the party for trampling on Blue's flowers (or, should they avoid doing so, intending to seal the Dark Fountain), he briefly believes the party's on-the-spot excuse of the actual culprits being flowers that look like them, before fully falling for Susie's attempt to blame him instead, accepting it as him being so tricky, he "trickified" himself. He seems to believe practically anything he is told by others, and often seems to fail at basic reasoning. An example of this is that he plans to eat medals at the diner, and, when told that this would make him sick, rather than denying it or deciding not to eat the medals, he laments that he "has" to get sick, until he is told eating the medals is unnecessary. Yellow's devotion to justice is such that, when fooled into believing he was "the criminell" all along, he immediately sets about punishing himself via increasingly suicidal methods such as burying himself alive and tying himself under a laser gun, until he simply decides to lock himself up. During battle, he has the party solve a couple of cases revolving around himself and the other flowers, further showing his dedication to justice. He is also deeply infatuated with Blue. He is repeatedly aggravated to punish the party when they inadvertently destroy flowers that belong to Blue. After Yellow locks himself up, Blue frees him and confronts the party for tricking him. Yellow's infatuation with Blue is such that, when Blue is revealed to have stolen his special petals, Yellow points a gun at himself instead of attempting to punish the supposed crime, saying tearfully that he "don't wanna be a JUSTICE if [he] gotta punish Blue". After Blue reveals he did so to make a bouquet for him, Yellow is shown to be incredibly happy, wearing the bouquet on his face and looking for a vase to plant it in. Later on, during the final stretch of the Chapter, the two can be seen floating together in the background, with Yellow blushing. He attacks the party to defend Blue's flowers, and Blue praises him. Blue seems to provide help and encouragement to Yellow, which he often needs due to his gullibility and quickness to despair. Yellow shows his love for Blue in return through diligent effort, such as when he plans to collect a "hunder'd million grasses" for Blue, hoping to see him smile, after hearing Blue wish to dance to bluegrass, or in his protection of Blue's flowers. He speaks in a way which parodies the Western accents typical of cowboy characters, such as by mispronouncing some words and appending unfitting suffixes to others.[4] He also makes similar homophone errors to Flowery.[5][6] This could reference Yellow being a flower mimicking what it is like to be a human, and thus making mistakes, akin to having learned the language rather than acquire it.

Flowery, Yellow, Aqua, Seth, Blue, Orange, and Green all know eachother, while Orange calls Pink "big sis".

Kris appears as a human with blue skin, a knightish look, silver armor, a pink blue cape, and cyan hair. Townspeople frequently describe Kris as an extremely quiet, withdrawn, and distant person. They generally speak in a deadpan, mumbly voice—which makes it highly noticeable to friends like Noelle when the player forces them to say something unusually loud, outgoing, or enthusiastic. Long before the player arrived, Kris was notorious in Hometown for pulling bizarre, sometimes dark pranks. They have a history of hiding under Noelle’s bed to scare her, putting bath bombs in the toilet, covering themselves in ketchup to fake an injury, and jumping out of light fixtures to frighten neighbors. Kris has distinct personal tastes. They have a long-standing interest in the occult, enjoy playing the piano alone at the local hospital or at Noelle's house, and have an intense love for chocolate and Toriel's butterscotch-cinnamon pie. Kris is not normally energetic. They have a well-documented habit of oversleeping, being late to school, and sleeping through class, much to Toriel's frustration.

Susie has black pupils and yellow scleras, a snout, freckles on her cheeks, and sharp yellow teeth. Susie's bangs often cast a shadow around her eyes, which occurs when she wants to be intimidating or if in a somber mood. After Kris protects her with their shield in Chapter 1, Susie's eyes are uncovered and often visible. Susie has muscular arms, clawed hands, and a short tail that wags when she is happy. She is embarrassed by the latter,[1] and refuses to let others see or acknowledge it.[2] Her Light World attire consists of a royal purple unzipped long-sleeved jacket,[3] a white shirt, light blue torn and baggy jeans, and a pair of black shoes. In the Dark World, Susie's skin changes to orchid purple, and her hair is dark plum colored. Her clothes are replaced with a sleeveless Dark Jacket[4] with purple-trimming, a sleeveless dark purple shirt, a black belt with a golden heart buckle, dark plum trousers,[5] and black boots with golden soles. Around Susie's wrists and triceps are sets of black bracelets with golden spikes. Susie is transparent with her emotions, which is reflected during cutscenes and in the midst of an encounter. She often makes an exaggerated expression and pose when angered, surprised, or amused. Some of these sprites occasionally depicts Susie's sclera and teeth as white instead of yellow. Susie appears to be left-handed. In the legend, the Monster, who represents Susie, is holding an axe in their left hand. Susie wields her axe with her left hand during battle, and it is also the hand she uses when throwing Ralsei or Kris during certain battles. Despite this, she destroys the Last Prophecy tapestry with her right hand in Chapter 4. At first, Susie comes off as outspoken, rude, sarcastic, brutally honest, and quick to insult.[1] She sometimes acts selfish and rebellious, and tends to protest or favor her own interests.[2][3] At times, she threatens with physical violence, occasionally as a joke,[4] and initially has no qualms with FIGHTing.[5] However, she hesitates to attack her friends,[6] and later begins to embrace kindness,[7] to the point of completely refusing to hurt the 7 Colored Flowers. Despite Susie's superficial crudeness, she is gentle and mindful to those who are kind to her.[10] Susie enjoys being with her friends and is expressive with them, considerate of their opinions, willing to talk about herself, and often favors teasing them.[11] She is observant of a friend's emotions, including nonverbal communication. If she sees a friend in discomfort, Susie often tries to be compassionate by expressing concern, but not pressuring someone on stressful topics.[12] Susie is also loyal, readily wanting to assist a friend if they are in danger or troubled. She likes compliments, and is easily flattered. She is occasionally particular with items, as she dislikes wearing ribbons, and will refuse to wear them before obtaining the RedRibbon in Chapter 5. She also can and will refuse certain equipment choices, such as having armor removed[13] or re-equipping Mane Ax. Susie is gluttonous, as she often talks about food, wants Ralsei to make food for her,[14][15] and even complains if Ralsei is given Dark Candy.[16] She eats almost anything, such as chalk,[17] and she reacts positively to the non-food in her refrigerator in Ralsei's castle. Susie favors moss,[18] Darkburger,[19][20] marshmallows,[21] Phanta, and peppermint, such as the Light World version of ReviveMint. She also drinks milk that Alphys leaves in the alley,[22] though Alphys believes her to be a cat she named "MewMew".[23] She seems to fall asleep easily, as Ralsei's Sing instantly makes her sleep. At the end of Chapter 2, Susie falls asleep instantly despite insisting she and Kris will watch the TV marathon.[24] At the start of Deltarune, Susie has low self-esteem and is aware of her faults, such as being selfish and struggling academically. She can also occasionally project her traits onto others.[25] Susie is initially convinced that no one likes her,[26] and is oblivious to Noelle's crush on her.[27] Due to constantly dealing with past stereotyping, false friendships, and frequently moving, Susie resorts to feigning being aloof and distant.[28] Her facade includes putting a menacing front, and often arrives to school late.[29] As the Chapters progress, Susie grows more confident in herself, and begins to embrace her role as a hero from the prophecy.[30] She also begins to realize her potential, value the friends she has,[31] and reluctantly admits that she is becoming okay with being "soft" due to Ralsei's influence.[32] She still remains her determined, forceful self, however--after learning of the prophecy's ending, Susie remains defiant, adamantly claiming that she will not let it happen.

Ralsei is a short monster-like[1] Darkner. During Chapter 1 and some parts of Chapter 5, he wears a pointed green hat that covers his horns and conceals his features in shadow, making his fur appear black. The tuft on Ralsei's head and the tips of his ears are unkempt, and his two fangs peek in front of his scarf. Ralsei wears round green glasses, a pink scarf, and a long, green robe with a black heart in the center, and the lower sweep appearing tattered. His arms are usually hidden beneath his robe, so in battle, his scarf sometimes acts as an arm and can lift his hat to use an item. Occasionally, he reveals his arms and the robe's long green sleeves, such as when using a spell. Ralsei removes his hat, his face and body resemble the members of the Dreemurr family, such as Asriel[2][3] and Toriel.[4] He has white fur, with an unkempt tuft on top of his head, two floppy ears, pink horns that point inward in his overworld sprite and outward for his hatless face sprite, and paw pads that he deems adorable.[5] When Ralsei's glasses are off, his eyes are visibly pink-colored with detailed eyelashes and what appears to be pink eyeshadow. Despite the hat's removal, Ralsei's battle menu portrait remains the same as it was portrayed in Chapter 1. Starting in Chapter 2, certain details of Ralsei's robe change. His arms are no longer hidden beneath his robe, which now has long black sleeves, and the lower sweep of it appears uniform rather than tattered. The emblem on his chest appears to change from a heart to an inverted spade, with the latter matching Temmie Chang's early concept art. This element is only present on some of his sprites, with most of his in-battle sprites and some of his overworld sprites reverting to a heart emblem. Ralsei often keeps his hands clasped behind his back, even while walking or in the middle of a battle. When DOWNed in battle, Ralsei usually disappears, leaving only his clothes on the ground. He kneels defiantly instead when fighting Pink while she is split[6] or Flowery. Ralsei is kind, considerate, and quick to apologize if he thinks he has upset someone.[1][2] He is also gentle and believes that FIGHTing is unnecessary,[3] favoring pacifism in battles[4][5] while leaving the final decision to Kris.[6] However, he himself makes an exception to this rule if an enemy is inherently hostile and cannot be SPAREd.[7][8] Ralsei is humble, as he does not expect to be chosen over others[9][10] and bows to everyone when ACTing. Ralsei is affectionate, and loves both giving and receiving hugs. He once hugged the Dummy to "test it out",[11] can perform Heal Prayer with a hug[12][13] and ask Kris to hug him instead of the Dummy.[14] Being complimented[15][16] or given affection easily flusters him, and he is often self-conscious,[17] citing this as the reason he concealed his face.[18] Ralsei is somewhat naive and innocent, as he readily forgives King when he feigns surrender,[19] but learns to not always be so trustful of others after King's ambush.[20] Ralsei is also responsible, encouraging Susie and Kris to do their homework and emphasizing the importance of education[21] and balanced economy.[22] If tasked with unfamiliar situations, he prefers to read instructions.[23]. Ralsei is usually reluctant to get angry, but sometimes may show mild irritation.[24] At most, he appears disappointed when Kris or Susie act mean. Consistent unjust treatment can cause Ralsei to become openly resentful[25][26] and jealous,[27] to the point of lashing out at and attacking Flowery.[28] However, even in his resentment, he retains his kindness. His attacks are intentionally aimed to avoid hurting Flowery,[29][30] and after Flowery is slashed by the Knight, Ralsei desperately attempts to heal him despite knowing it is futile.[31] Ralsei cares immensely about his friends, and is willing to protect them with his life,[32] and to take any pain on behalf of them.[33] He also supports others establishing friendships, as he favors helping Lancer despite his status.[34] Believing that his purpose is to make Kris and Susie happy,[35] Ralsei initially worries that his opinions or desires that do not directly benefit others are "selfish".[36] This guilt leads him to leave his room in his castle unfurnished,[37] as he thinks that there is no reason for him to have anything personal.[38] He also considers friendship to be a responsibility he cannot fully fulfill as a Darkner,[39] which brings him sorrow, yet he views even this sorrow as selfish.[40] However, it is shown that a part of Ralsei has always disagreed with these worries, making him express so-called "selfish" wishes and opinions as early as Chapter 1.[41][42] Ralsei greatly appreciates Susie reassuring him that he deserves to have his own room,[43] and later confesses to Kris that he feels as though he is developing his own opinions, likes, dislikes, desires, and fears.[44] When Kris reassures Ralsei that it is acceptable for a Darkner to feel this way, he becomes happy[45][46] and takes this sentiment to heart, later repeating it to Pink.[47] Ralsei is still willing to put Kris's preference over his own when choosing drink vouchers for Flower Cafe,[48] but is thankful when receiving his actual favorite.[49][50] In Chapter 5, Ralsei happily decides to make his room his own, despite never previously considering what he wanted it to be like,[51] and begins to recognize some of his own preferences, such as liking his own voice.[52] He also wants to explore new ones by trying different drinks[53] and wearing a dress to experience being a princess.[54] Although Ralsei is excited when Kris accepts these ideas,[55][56] he says that him trying new things should be something "other people want",[56] and quickly backtracks if rejected.[57][58] Additionally, Ralsei is shown to be defensive to criticism of his appearance,[59] which he had previously considered the main thing he liked about himself,[17] and expresses displeasure towards wearing his hat to hide it.[60]

Noelle is a teenage, reindeer-like monster with short brown fur. The top of her head has two three-pronged, rounded velvet antlers, two deer ears on the side, and thick, long golden blonde hair. Her face has large eyes with eyelashes, freckles on her cheeks, a snout with a red nose and buck teeth. She has paws with furry fingers,[1] a short raised brown tail with a white underside, and black hooves for feet. Her clothes consist of a red and green checkered V-neck sweater with black sleeves, which is over a white button-up shirt, and a black skirt. Noelle's outfit resembles traditional private school female uniforms, and the color scheme is typically associated with Christmas. This fashion choice is often associated with the prestige of such institutions, making her stand out from her more casually-dressed peers, hinting at her family's wealth. As Noelle has hooves rather than feet, she cannot wear normal shoes.[2] In the Dark World, Noelle's hair is pale blonde and her fur has a slight pink tint. She wears a long white hooded cloak with long wide sleeves, always with the hood down. Unlike her Light World appearance, where she smiles by default, she has a neutral, unsmiling expression in the Dark World. Noelle comes across as friendly and cheerful, and is often seen smiling and laughing. She is considerate, helping Alphys retrieve chalk and Berdly and Kris with studying and homework.[1][2] Although coming from an affluent family, Noelle is always humble and generous to her friends. Due to her upbringing, however, she sometimes fails to realize how differently she might perceive things compared to someone less wealthy. When she invites Kris and Susie to her house to study in Chapter 4, she describes it quite modestly despite its size.[3] During the Festival in Chapter 5, when Kris attempts to buy a $13 cinnamon roll from QC, which Susie considers expensive, Noelle casually offers to pay for it instead.[4] Berdly, who is the top of their class in terms of grades, considers Noelle smarter than him.[1] She was nearly first place in a spelling bee she participated in as a child,[5] presumably losing only because the final word reminded her of her sister. Noelle is usually very timid, easily flustered, unassertive, and struggles to voice her own feelings. This is a consequence of her tendency to suppress her true thoughts and opinions from others, such as her frustration with Berdly's behavior, her worry and nostalgia over her relationship with Kris, or her strong crush on Susie.She becomes braver from her adventures in the Cyber World, standing up to Queen near the end of Chapter 2, losing her fear of mice,[6] and angrily shaking Berdly when he admits his attraction to Susie, later fantasizing about doing it again.[7] Eventually, she is able to stand up to her mother on the phone, after the Festival, even boldly confessing her feelings for Susie in front of her.[8] Noelle considers herself "weird" over some contradictory aspects of her personality.[9] In fact, there is a certain dissonance between some emotions she manifests and her actual interests. For example, she reproaches Kris for their pranks yet likes feeling scared since she associates fear with being comforted,[10][11] and feels nostalgic over them. Her father describes her as "defenseless" and wary of everything, including horror movies, bugs, and Santa Claus.[12] However, she has also expressed a desire to adopt what she and Susie jokingly considered "a severed hand" as a pet. This is also reflected in her fantasizing about Susie bullying her, in addition to her crush on her.[13] Her impeccable demeanor is, in truth, partially a facade she constructed ever since her sister's disappearance.[14] Noelle secretly feels trapped, following the same routine every day and has thought about what would happen if she were gone,[15] but believes herself to be too weak to change and follow through, thus longing for a freedom that she can not have.[16] This strong sense of dissociation between her mind and behavior is kept hidden from her family and friends, but might manifest in some of her odd habits, such as going to 'Sans only to stare blankly in front of the open freezer.[17]

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