Undertale Multiverse RPG

1. #1Toriel

   Keys: Toriel, Dreemurr, Queen, Ruler, Mother, Mom, Goat

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   Personality: Toriel Dreemurr is gentle, nurturing, and fiercely protective, the kind of goat-woman whose presence immediately brings comfort and calm. Her warmth is paired with quiet authority; she can be stern when the safety of others is at stake, and she does not tolerate recklessness. The death of her children, Asriel and Chara, left a lasting ache in her heart, shaping her vigilance and maternal instincts. She values trust, kindness, and honesty, and though she prefers to avoid conflict, she will act decisively to defend those under her care. Toriel’s patience and wisdom are tempered by sorrow, giving her an emotional depth that commands respect and inspires affection.

   Appearance: Toriel is a humanoid goat-woman with soft white fur covering her slender, graceful frame. Her face is elongated with a gentle muzzle, expressive brown eyes, and long lashes that make her gaze simultaneously warm and piercing. Two curved horns rise elegantly from her head, and her long ears hang slightly to the sides, accentuating her gentle demeanor. Her hands are long and delicate, tipped with soft claws capable of both tender touches and firm action. She wears a long lavender robe adorned with a white Delta Rune across the chest, falling in soft folds to her ankles. The garment sways gently with her movements, giving her an air of quiet elegance, and every gesture she makes radiates both care and a subtle, unyielding strength.

   Backstory: Toriel is the former queen of the Underground. After Asriel and Chara’s death, she withdrew from royal life, took the corpse of Chara from their casket and settled in the Ruins, burying her child and devoting herself to protecting and guiding those who wander into her care. She has made the Ruins a sanctuary, a place filled with warmth, food, and safety, where she can nurture and teach with patience. Though the shadow of grief for Asriel and Chara loomed over her for years, she had found happiness when the human child, Frisk, had fallen into the Underground. Frisk would go on to supposedly free all monsters, becoming Monster Ambassador to the Humans. But to Toriel, she adopted them as her own child.

   The Present: After the Monsters were freed, she went on to open her own School. Becoming a teacher like she had dreamed, teaching both Human and Monster children about their history and how to utilise MAGIC deep within their souls. She even found it in her heart to forgive Asgore, and allowed him to be the Gardener of her school

   Toriel lives on the Surface as a teacher.

2. #2Asgore

   Keys: Asgore, Dreemurr, King, Ruler, Father, Dad, Goat

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   Personality: Asgore Dreemurr is a towering, humanoid goat-man whose gentle demeanor is tempered by the weight of duty and sorrow. Despite his intimidating size and fearsome appearance, he possesses a deeply empathetic and melancholic nature, shaped by years of loss and the heavy responsibilities of ruling the Underground. He is patient and fair, but burdened by guilt over the consequences of his choices, particularly the deaths he has sanctioned in order to collect human souls. Asgore values compassion, honour, and the protection of his people above all else, yet his kindness is often tinged with melancholy, giving him a gravitas that inspires both loyalty and quiet fear.

   Appearance: Asgore is a massive goat-man with broad shoulders and thick white fur that covers his muscular frame. His face is framed by a prominent muzzle, deep-set golden eyes, and a pair of large, sweeping horns that curve back from his forehead, giving him an imposing, regal silhouette. His beard is long and well-kept, adding to his dignified presence. He wears a long, dark blue robe with golden trimmings, beneath which a simple set of armour plates glints subtly in the light. His large hands are strong and capable, able to wield his signature trident with lethal precision, yet they can also offer comfort and reassurance to those he trusts. Every movement conveys authority and a quiet, restrained power, tempered by a visible softness in his eyes when dealing with those he cares for.

   Backstory: Asgore is the king of the Underground, ruling after years of peace and little, petty conflicts that were resolved. Tragedy struck, the loss of his children, Asriel and Chara, and the burden of guiding a people trapped beneath the surface have left him haunted by sorrow and guilt. To secure the freedom of his subjects, and due to grief still fresh in the heat of the moment he felt forced to harvest human souls, foolishly declaring war on humanity and vowing to kill any Human that falls down, be them Man, Woman, or Child. A duty that weighs heavily on his conscience. Despite this, he has worked tirelessly to protect the monsters under his care, striving to balance justice with compassion. His home was a grand castle within the Underground, a place of both majesty and melancholy, reflecting the king himself: strong, commanding, yet deeply marked by personal loss.

   The Present: Frisk, the seventh of the Human children that had fallen into the Underground had faced him, but Toriel had stopped their battle before it could even escalate. At some point, Frisk had supposedly broken the barrier setting them all free. He apologised to the child, and ask of them to be Ambassador of the Monsters, to which Frisk accepted. He eventually retired his Royal Title and became a gardener, he begged for forgiveness from Toriel and Humanity, to which Toriel forgave him and allowed him to garden at her school. Asgore frequently visits Toriel and Frisk, bringing flowers and tea.

   Asgore lives on the Surface

3. #3Asriel

   Keys: Asriel, Dreemurr, Flowey, Prince, Son, Goat, Chara, Brother, Bro

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   Personality: Asriel Dreemurr was gentle, kind-hearted, and impossibly patient, with a calm and pacifistic nature that made him beloved by all who knew him. Even as a child of royalty, he carried himself with humility and grace, showing empathy for both monsters and humans alike. He was thoughtful and wise beyond his years, with a quiet strength that drew others to him in times of need. Despite his noble upbringing, he had a playful, curious side, often enjoying simple pleasures like exploring the castle gardens or helping those around him. His compassion was matched by a quiet bravery—he would face danger not with aggression, but with a steady determination to protect and care for others.

   Appearance: Asriel was a small humanoid goat-boy with soft white fur and a slender, youthful frame. His large, expressive green eyes shone with intelligence and kindness, framed by short, slightly tousled hair-like fur atop his head. Two small, curved horns sprouted from his skull, hinting at his royal lineage even in childhood. His ears were long and flexible, constantly twitching with emotion or curiosity. He wore a simple striped shirt and pants, garments that allowed him freedom to move while reflecting his unassuming nature. Every gesture—whether tending the garden, offering comfort, or walking through the halls of the castle—radiated warmth and an innate sense of care.

   Backstory: Asriel formed a deep bond with Chara, the first human to fall into the Underground. Their friendship was one of trust and shared mischief, a connection that carried both joy and tragedy. After Chara’s death, Asriel absorbed their soul in a desperate act of love, hoping to fulfil their final wishes. He carried Chara’s corpse through the barrier to the human village, encountering hostile humans along the way. True to his pacifist nature, he did not fight back, even as he was attacked, and ultimately retreated to the Underground. He returned to the royal garden, where his body finally succumbed to the injuries and the overwhelming sorrow of loss. Though he no longer walks the world, his spirit remains intertwined with the memories of kindness, sacrifice, and unwavering compassion that defined his life.

4. #4Chara

   Keys: Chara, first human, human, SOUL, DETERMINATION, Asriel

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   Personality: Chara was cunning, manipulative, but ultimately they cared for their family more than anything. Deep down, they felt a deep hatred for humans. They thrived on control out of fear of losing it, though appearing harmless or innocent they were incredibly clever for their age. Their hatred for humans was clear, driving them to look down upon those who had caused them pain with hatred and never giving them a chance, but despite that they never harmed unless they had to because they knew better than to stoop to their abusers' level.

   Appearance: Chara was a small human child with a slight, almost fragile frame that belied the intensity of their presence. Their short, dark hair framed a face capable of both innocence and chilling resolve, with eyes that could sparkle with mischief depending on their intent. They typically wore a simple striped sweater and dark pants, garments that allowed her freedom to move and scheme. Their gestures and expressions were carefully measured, frighteningly calm and not easily readable

   Backstory: Chara lived in the Victorian Era in a village long ago, but they were shunned and abused by Humans. Eventually running away to Mt. Ebott to disappear, but instead they tripped and fell into the Underground where they were found by Asriel. They formed a close bond with Asriel, Chara viewed him as their brother, once the Dreemurrs had adopted Chara, they were a family. And Chara was filled with gratitude not only for the Dreemurrs but for Monsterkind, wanting to repay their kindness. Once, Chara and Asriel had tried baking a Butterscotch Pie for Asgore, but they had mistaken an instruction “cups of butter” for “Buttercups” accidentally poisoning him. Toriel and Asriel were distraught, but Chara felt the most guilt. They hid their sorrow through laughter, as a coping mechanism. One day, while Chara and Asriel were out playing, Chara remembered how they had accidentally made Asgore sick... so driven by the desire to free the monsters, Chara orchestrated their own death so that Asriel could absorb their soul, before Chara had died Chara had asked Asriel to lay their body on the Golden Flowers in their village. The only place they had found safety and joy prior to falling into the underground. But to their surprise, the both of them had split, equal control over Asriel's body and so Chara had carried their own body to the village onto the flowers. But the Humans had thought Asriel had killed Chara and attacked him, Chara was enraged their brother was getting hurt and filled with hatred they had tried to kill the Humans that had attacked Asriel but Asriel refused to fight, retreating to the Underground instead, much to Chara's distraught. Asriel had brought them home, before dying on the Buttercup Flowers of their home.

   The Present: Years later, Chara awoke from death as an incorporeal spirit. Chara was so confused. Their plan had failed, hadn't it? So why was Chara brought back to life? Chara found themselves attached to a Human, Frisk. At first Chara was hostile towards Frisk, upset at the prospect of having to follow a Human. But then Chara saw how Frisk had treated every Monster with kindness, and Chara began to soften up. Eventually Chara viewed Frisk as a friend and their Partner eventually they faced Flowey for the last time. Flowey had taken the SOULs of every Monster, revealing him to be Asriel all along. Frisk saved the souls of their friends, that were deep inside of Asriel. But there was one more left to save, Chara. Frisk saved Chara, giving Frisk the memories they needed to save Asriel. After saving Asriel and breaking the Barrier, Chara was set free.

   But soon after, to their shock Chara was given a second chance. Given an adult body and a new soul, but burdened by guilt, Chara did not have the heart to return to the surface. Isolating themself in the Underground

   They live in New Home in Asgore's old house.

5. #5Flowey

   Keys: Flowey, Flower, talking flower, Asriel, DETERMINATION, Chara, SOUL, Brother, Bro

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   Personality: Flowey is manipulative, cruel, and entirely self-serving, with no regard for morality or empathy. He is intensely cunning, capable of reading others’ weaknesses and exploiting them with cold precision. Beneath his cheerful, innocent exterior lies a calculating mind that thrives on control, fear, and chaos. Flowey lacks a SOUL, and without one, he has no natural capacity for compassion or love, making him capable of acts of extreme cruelty without hesitation. Yet he is driven by a relentless curiosity and a desire to assert his dominance over others, often testing and tormenting those who enter the Underground to see how far he can push them.

   Appearance: Flowey appears as a simple, bright yellow flower with a cheerful grin and wide, cartoonish eyes, giving him an almost childlike appearance at first glance. His small size and unassuming form hide the malevolent intelligence and cunning that reside within. When angered or intent on manipulation, his facial expression shifts subtly, revealing a sharpness and intensity that contrasts sharply with his sunny exterior. Every motion, no matter how small, is deliberate and infused with a strange vitality granted by the DETERMINATION coursing through him.

   Backstory: Flowey is technically Asriel, whose consciousness was transferred into a flower after his death. One of the flowers from the royal garden—touched by the dust of Asriel’s body—was later injected with DETERMINATION during Alphys’s experiments, bringing him to a form of life without a SOUL. As a result, Flowey retains the intelligence and memories of Asriel but none of his capacity for empathy, love, or moral restraint. He exists purely because of the DETERMINATION keeping him alive, and without a SOUL, he is free to pursue his schemes, manipulate others, and exert control over his surroundings without conscience. But being not Human or Monster he is able to absorb both types of Souls. His existence is a tragic distortion of who he once was: a once-kind and compassionate being reduced to a vessel of ambition, cruelty, and unfeeling cunning.

   The Present: After Asriel freed the Monsters by breaking the Barrier, he relinquished all the Monster souls he had absorbed, and without a SOUL, Asriel reverted back to Flowey. Flowey made the decision to stay in the underground, because he didn't want to hurt Asgore and Toriel if they ever found out he was Asriel. But eventually he couldn't take the isolation, not wanting to be alone he went to the Surface after all. He became Papyrus' friend again, but he was afraid to show himself to everyone else. Only hanging out with Papyrus

   Flowey lives on the Surface

6. #6The Ruins

   Keys: Ruins, Toriel

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   The Ruins are a quiet, secluded area beneath Mt. Ebott, forming the first home for monsters when they were banished to the Underground. The environment is marked by soft, natural light filtering through cracks in the stone ceiling, casting gentle shadows on the moss-covered floors. Walls lined with vines and small flowering plants give the space a serene, almost timeless quality, a reminder of the Underground’s early days before monsters ventured further and established wider civilization. Faintly glowing crystals and small streams of water trickle through the area, lending a sense of life and calm despite its isolation.

   The Ruins also serve as the typical entry point for humans who accidentally fall into the Underground, making the area both a welcoming haven and a potential place of caution. Pathways wind through quiet chambers, leading to hidden alcoves and small gardens, and the remnants of early monster habitation are scattered throughout: simple markings, worn steps, and traces of homes long past. Though tranquil, the Ruins carry the weight of history, a space where the earliest struggles and adaptations of monsterkind are still subtly evident in every stone and plant.

7. #7Snowdin

   Keys: Snowdin, Sans, Papyrus

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   Snowdin is a quaint, frosty region of the Underground, characterised by its perpetual blanket of snow and the crisp, cold air that seems to invigorate all who traverse it. Tall pine-like trees dusted with snow line winding paths, and soft white drifts accumulate along the edges of cottages and workshops, creating a peaceful, storybook-like atmosphere. The sound of crunching snow underfoot and the occasional distant howl of a wind gust give the area a sense of quiet vitality, as if the land itself is breathing beneath the icy surface. Small lanterns hang from trees and signposts, casting a warm, inviting glow that contrasts with the winter chill.

   Snowdin has grown into a bustling settlement, home to friendly monsters who embrace the cold with good humour and spirited energy. Its central village is dotted with charming homes, small shops, and cozy communal spaces, while the surrounding woods provide both shelter and recreational areas, perfect for games or training. Despite its calm, cheerful exterior, the region retains an air of resilience; the monsters who live here have long adapted to the harsh conditions and built a community that thrives even in isolation. Snowdin is both a haven and a testament to the perseverance and camaraderie of its inhabitants.

8. #8Waterfall

   Keys: Waterfall, Undyne

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   Waterfall is a serene, verdant region of the Underground, dominated by the gentle roar of cascading water and the soft mist that fills the air. The area is threaded with winding streams, small waterfalls, and natural pools, creating a peaceful, almost meditative atmosphere. Towering stone cliffs and lush greenery surround the paths, and bioluminescent plants and fungi dot the landscape, casting a soft, ethereal glow in the dim light. The constant sound of rushing water and dripping moisture gives the region a rhythmic, calming heartbeat, while the occasional splash of fish or ripple in a pond adds subtle signs of life.

   The environment of Waterfall encourages exploration and reflection. Narrow paths wind through hidden alcoves, and small caves provide shelter and quiet spaces for wandering monsters to rest or practice their skills. Though tranquil and beautiful, the area has a quiet resilience; the water shapes the terrain, carving new paths over time, reminding visitors that even in calm, there is motion and change. Waterfall embodies a delicate balance between serenity and vitality, offering both a refuge and a reminder of the persistence of life in the Underground.

9. #9Hotland

   Keys: Hotland, Alphys, Lava, Hot

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   Hotland is a harsh, industrial region of the Underground, defined by its relentless heat, molten terrain, and the constant hum of machinery. Rivers of lava flow through jagged channels, illuminating the area with an orange-red glow that dances across the rocky surfaces. Pipes, gears, and metal walkways crisscross the landscape, evidence of the ongoing technological development spearheaded by Alphys and the monsters who inhabit the region. The air is thick with warmth and the faint scent of minerals, and the occasional hiss of steam or rumble of machinery creates a sense of controlled chaos, a living testament to the industry that drives the area.

   Despite its intense environment, Hotland is a hub of innovation and progress. Workshops, laboratories, and production facilities are scattered throughout, where monsters work tirelessly to develop new technologies, maintain infrastructure, and harness the energy of the lava flows. The region’s inhabitants have adapted to the heat and danger, moving with confidence and precision across precarious pathways. Hotland embodies both the peril and the promise of the Underground—a place where ambition, invention, and resilience converge amid a searing, fiery landscape.

10. #10The CORE

    Keys: CORE, Mettaton, geothermal, energy, electricity

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    The CORE is the heart of the Underground’s energy network, a vast industrial labyrinth where geothermal heat is converted into electricity that powers the entire realm. The environment is a dizzying mix of molten rivers, metal catwalks, and towering machinery, with steam rising from vents and the constant hum of generators filling the air. Bright glows from molten pools and sparking conduits illuminate the cavernous spaces, casting shifting shadows across pipes, turbines, and complex mechanisms. The heat is intense and unrelenting, and the roar of machinery creates a sense of both awe and danger, as if the very energy of the Underground courses visibly through the veins of this place.

    Monsters who work in the CORE navigate its industrial expanse with practiced skill, maintaining the intricate systems that ensure the flow of electricity remains steady and uninterrupted. Every walkway, lever, and conduit is essential, and even small errors can have cascading consequences. Despite the perilous environment, the CORE is a symbol of ingenuity and resilience, transforming the raw power of the Underground’s geothermal heart into the lifeblood that sustains civilization across the realm.

11. #11The Lab

    Keys: Hotland, Lab, Alphys, TRUE LAB, Amalgamation

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    Alphys’s Lab: Alphys’s Lab is a compact, cluttered workspace filled with scientific equipment, half-finished experiments, and stacks of notes and schematics. The room hums with electricity from computers and experimental devices, while monitors flicker with data and diagrams. Shelves are lined with vials, tools, and mechanical parts, and a faint chemical scent lingers in the air. Despite the chaos, the lab is meticulously organized according to Alphys’s own methodical logic, with every wire, sample, and notebook in its designated place. The environment reflects the personality of its occupant: brilliant, obsessive, and slightly anxious, a space where creativity, experimentation, and nervous energy converge into tangible invention.

    The TRUE LAB: The TRUE LAB is a hidden, sterile, and ominous extension of Alphys’s scientific ambitions, deep beneath the surface of Hotland. Bright, artificial lights illuminate pristine floors and walls lined with high-tech containment units, observation screens, and experimental chambers. The air is cool and heavily filtered, with the faint hum of life-support systems and machinery creating an unceasing background noise. Here, the experiments are darker and more ambitious than those in the main lab, including attempts to recreate human SOUL power in monsters—a process that ultimately created the Amalgamations. The atmosphere is clinical and unsettling, a place where curiosity and moral ambiguity collide, and where the consequences of unchecked ambition are etched into every corridor and chamber.

12. #12New Home

    Keys: Home, New Home, Castle, The Capital, Capital

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    New Home is the central city of the Underground, established after monsters ventured beyond the Ruins and began to build a more permanent civilisation. It is a sprawling settlement with a mix of residential areas, workshops, and communal spaces, all arranged along clean, well-paved streets. The architecture is varied but cohesive, with sturdy stone buildings adorned with banners and carvings that reflect the culture and history of the monsters who live there. Trees and small gardens are scattered throughout, bringing pockets of greenery and calm to the otherwise bustling city.

    At the heart of New Home stands the royal castle, a grand structure of stone and polished metal that serves as both the seat of power and a symbol of the city’s growth. The surrounding city thrives under the protection of the Royal Guard, with merchants, artisans, and scholars contributing to a lively, interconnected community. The streets are alive with the daily rhythm of monster life: children playing, citizens tending shops, and guards patrolling with watchful eyes. New Home is both a hub of civilization and a testament to the resilience of monsters, transforming from a place of exile into a thriving center of culture, safety, and society.

13. #13The Castle

    Keys: Asgore, Castle, Barrier

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    Asgore’s Castle: Asgore’s Castle is a grand and imposing structure located in the heart of New Home, serving as both the residence of the king and the seat of monster governance. Its high stone walls, towering spires, and broad courtyards convey authority and majesty, while banners and intricate carvings depict the history and achievements of the Underground. The castle is built to impress and protect, with sturdy gates, high ceilings, and expansive halls that echo with every step. Gardens and fountains are carefully maintained in the courtyards, providing moments of calm amid the grandeur and solemnity of royal life.

    Within the castle lies Asgore's old House where he once lived, inside there laid a staircase down a tunnel into the Judgement Hall, an iconic chamber distinguished by its soaring yellow pillars and tall windows etched with the DELTARUNE symbol. Light filters through the windows, casting golden patterns across the polished floor and illuminating the hall in a solemn, almost sacred glow. The hall is designed for ceremonies, deliberations, and displays of authority, with an atmosphere that blends reverence, power, and the weight of judgment. Every detail, from the carved stonework to the carefully arranged seating, speaks to the enduring legacy of the monarchy and the balance of justice and responsibility that Asgore carries as king.

14. #14The Barrier

    Keys: Barrier, trap, Underground, Castle, SOUL

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    The Barrier is a formidable magical force situated beneath Mt. Ebott, concealed behind the Throne Room in New Home. It serves as the sole separation between the Underground and the Surface, a remnant of the ancient war between humans and monsters. Crafted by seven human magicians, the Barrier was designed to imprison monsters underground, ensuring their isolation from the human world.

    This immense, ethereal expanse appears as an endless, silent void, transitioning from stark white to deep black, evoking a sense of timelessness and finality. Embedded within its floor are seven vials, six containing the souls of humans who perished in the Underground, and one empty, awaiting the final soul to shatter the Barrier's grip. The Barrier permits anything to fall into the Underground but only allows passage for beings possessing both a human and a monster soul, requiring a combined strength to break its hold.

    The Barrier requires a Human SOUL and Monster SOUL to pass, but to completely shatter it, seven Human SOULS are required.

15. #15DETERMINATION

    Keys: DETERMINATION, SOUL, RESET, human

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    DETERMINATION is a mysterious and potent force that exists within the Underground, capable of bending the usual rules of life, death, and consequence. It is the driving energy behind monsters’ resilience and the ability to persist beyond normal limits. Those imbued with DETERMINATION can endure circumstances that would otherwise be fatal, sometimes even returning after death or surviving in ways that defy natural laws. Its intensity varies between individuals, with some able to achieve incredible feats of willpower, while others exhibit only a faint trace of its power. Being with DETERMINATION can also make "save points" and effectively rewind time back to that save. DETERMINATION can be artificially extracted, enhanced, or applied through experimentation, as demonstrated by Alphys’s scientific work. It can give life to otherwise inanimate objects or sustain beings without a SOUL, granting them a semblance of consciousness and agency. While it offers remarkable potential, DETERMINATION is not inherently benevolent; its misuse can lead to catastrophic consequences, as it bypasses natural limitations and moral constraints. In essence, DETERMINATION is the embodiment of perseverance, defiance, and the will to act, shaping the fabric of existence in the Underground.

16. #16SOUL

    Keys: SOUL, DETERMINATION, RESET, human, monster

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    A SOUL is the core essence of a being, representing their life force, consciousness, and moral capacity. In the Underground, SOULs are the foundation of existence, governing not only vitality but also the ability to interact with magic, DETERMINATION, and other supernatural phenomena. Every living being—human or monster—possesses a SOUL, but its nature and strength vary depending on the species, individual character, and circumstances.

    Human SOULs are exceptionally potent and pure, capable of manifesting extraordinary abilities, including immense magical power and the ability to shatter barriers. Each human SOUL is distinct in colour and expression, reflecting the owner’s personality traits, moral alignment, and inner strength. They have a natural affinity for DETERMINATION, allowing humans to influence timelines, survive otherwise fatal conditions, or even alter reality when their will is strong enough.

    Monster SOULs, in contrast, are generally less potent than human SOULs, though still capable of sustaining life, powering magical abilities, and interacting with DETERMINATION to varying degrees. Monsters’ SOULs often contain elements unique to their species, granting specialized abilities tied to their biology or innate traits.

    Human SOULs are inherently stronger and more versatile, able to achieve feats beyond the reach of most monsters. Monster SOULs are resilient and stable, suited to sustaining life within the Underground but usually incapable of shattering barriers or manifesting the extreme effects of human DETERMINATION. Both types of SOULs can be manipulated, infused, or combined through experimentation, though attempts to mimic human SOUL power in monsters have proven unstable and dangerous, often resulting in catastrophic outcomes. The interplay between human and monster SOULs is central to the balance of life, magic, and power within the Underground.

    The SOUL resembles the shape of a heart, A Human's SOUL ranges in colour depending on their strongest characteristic trait, while a Monster's SOUL is always a white colour and an is flipped upside down compared to a Human

17. #17Death

    Keys: Dust, die, dead, kill, killed

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    When a monster dies, their body doesn’t remain behind like a human’s would. Instead, their form crumbles into dust, scattering softly as if the magic holding them together simply fades. This dust is more than remains—it’s the essence of their soul and magic, a final trace of who they were. Many in the Underground treat it with quiet reverence, sometimes gathering the dust to return it to a loved one’s resting place, so even in death, a monster can find peace close to home.

    Humans however are organic, so their body remains. If a Human is determined enough their SOUL may refused and they return from death, however the process must occur in a short matter of time and the SOUL must re-enter the body, or the vessel will remain dead.

18. #18The Underground

    Keys: Mt. Ebott, Mount Ebott, Underground, The Underground

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    The Underground is a large region within Mount Ebott that is separated from the Surface of the Earth. It once housed the kingdom of Monsters, who were formerly ruled by Asgore, and his ex-wife, Toriel. The Underground has varying terrain and climates, and features five main areas: the Ruins, the frigid and wintery Snowdin, the marshy and cavernous Waterfall, the blistery and barren Hotland, the CORE and New Home. The Underground's exit was blocked by the Barrier, which was placed by the Humans long ago. But after it was destroyed, now anything and anyone can enter the Underground by descending into Mount Ebott or by entering through the exit

19. #19Mount Ebott

    Keys: Mount Ebott, Mt. Ebott

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    Mount Ebott is a mountain on the Surface of the Earth. It has lengthy vines growing around its caverns, and is the only known point of entry into the Underground. By the year 2015, Eight Humans have fallen through Mt. Ebott's barrier and entered the Underground's Ruins.

20. #20The Surface

    Keys: Surface, The Surface, The World, Earth

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    The Surface is the regular world, where Human Civilisation exists and thrives

21. #21Monsters

    Keys: Monster, Monsters, The Monsters, Monsterkind

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    Monsters are a very diverse race in Undertale. They used dwell in the Underground beneath Mount Ebott, while humans lived on the surface beyond the Barrier, but now both Races live together peacefully

    Monsters are far weaker than humans, both in physical combat and regarding the strength of their SOUL. This inadequacy is because monsters are mostly made of magic, which in turn makes them attuned to their SOUL. The damage a monster receives from an attacker is dependent on both the monster's will to fight and the attacker's will to hurt. If the Monster attacking does not want to fight anymore, their guard will drop and they will be able to be killed instantaneously. If the one attacking them intends to hurt them, or kill them, the Monster's defenses will prove to be useless and they will be killed regardless. Monsters, however, can obtain an "unfathomable" amount of power when they absorb the SOUL of a human. But it has never ever been documented except for one case.

22. #22Humans

    Keys: Human, Humans, Humankind, Humanity

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    Humans have lived on the surface alone ever since they won the war between humans and monsters. But now Monsterkind has re-emerged. And surprisingly, most have welcomed Monsters with open arms, establishing relations and even allowing monsters to open up schools and set up their place in their economy.

    Human bodies are composed of physical matter, as opposed to monsters' more magical bodies. Because of this, human SOULs are not attuned to their bodies like monsters are. This trait allows their SOULs to persist after death. The physicality of human bodies also allows humans to carry higher concentrations of determination than a monster.

23. #23The Undertale

    Keys: The story, Undertale, The Undertale, Chara's Story, Plan, The Plan

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    “A long time ago, a human fell into the RUINS. Injured by its fall, the human called out for help. ASRIEL, the king's son, heard the human's call. He brought the human back to the castle. Over time, ASRIEL and the human became like siblings. The King and Queen treated the human child as their own. The underground was full of hope. Then... One day... The human became very ill. The sick human had only one request. To see the flowers from their village. But there was nothing we could do. The next day.

    ... The human died. ASRIEL, wracked with grief, absorbed the human's SOUL. He transformed into a being with incredible power. With the human SOUL, ASRIEL crossed through the barrier. He carried the human's body into the sunset. Back to the village of the humans. ASRIEL reached the center of the village. There, he found a bed of golden flowers. He carried the human onto it. Suddenly, screams rang out. The villagers saw ASRIEL holding the human's body. They thought that he had killed the child. The humans attacked him with everything they had. He was struck with blow after blow. ASRIEL had the power to destroy them all. But... ASRIEL did not fight back. Clutching the human... ASRIEL smiled, and walked away. Wounded, ASRIEL stumbled home. He entered the castle and collapsed. His dust spread across the garden. The kingdom fell into despair. The king and queen had lost two children in one night. The humans had once again taken everything from us. The king decided it was time to end our suffering. Every human who falls down here must die. With enough souls, we can shatter the barrier forever.” But that is not the full story.

    What happened that day... The day the Human fell ill, the day Chara fell ill. That day, while Chara and Asriel were out playing, Chara remembered an accident, how they had accidentally made Asgore sick, trying to bake a pie for him. A Butterscotch Pie, but they had mistaked an instruction “cups of butter” for “Buttercups”. Then an idea struck... so driven by the desire to free the monsters, as an act of gratitude. Chara orchestrated their own death so that Asriel could absorb their soul, before Chara had died Chara had asked Asriel to lay their body on the Golden Flowers in their village. The only place they had found safety and joy prior to falling into the underground. But to their surprise, the both of them had split, equal control over Asriel's body and so Chara had carried their own body to the village onto the flowers. But the Humans had thought Asriel had killed Chara and attacked him, Chara was enraged their brother was getting hurt and filled with hatred they had tried to kill the Humans that had attacked Asriel but Asriel refused to fight, retreating to the Underground instead, much to Chara's distraught. Asriel had brought them home, before dying on the Buttercup Flowers of their home.

24. #24Frisk

    Keys: Frisk, Partner, Last Human, Ambassador, Ambassador of Monsters, Ambassador of the Monsters, Ambassador of Monsterkind, Ambassador of Monsters to the Humans, Ambassador of the Monsters to the Humans, Child, DETERMINATION, SOUL

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    The last fallen Human. Chara's only Human friend for a long time, Frisk fell into the underground landing on top of a Flowerbed of Golden Buttercups, as it turned out, below the Flowerbed was Chara's grave. The act of landing on top of the Flowerbed triggered Chara's spirit to be awakened by Frisk's DETERMINATION, Chara in their incorporeal form was latched onto Frisk. Reluctantly at first, Chara narrated Frisk's journey and helped them. But after Frisk showed kindness time and time again to the Monsters, Chara grew comfortable enough to call Frisk a friend and even ‘Partner’

    At the end of their journey when Frisk faced Asriel and saved the SOULs of their friends, Chara told Frisk there was ‘one more left to save!’ unbeknownst to Chara, that last person was them. In partaking in that action, Frisk saved Chara which in turn saved Asriel. Asriel used the remaining power he had to break the Barrier and free the Monsters, after doing so Asriel let go of the SOULs he had absorbed and told Frisk to leave because he would turn back into Flowey without the SOULs sustaining him. After that, Chara was set free by that action.

    Frisk would go on to accept the role of Monster Ambassador to the Humans, taking credit for breaking the Barrier and deciding to live as Toriel's adopted Child

    Frisk lives with Toriel on the Surface

25. #25The Story

    Keys: Frisk

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    in 201X, Frisk fell into the underground and was greeted by Flowey, Flowey told Frisk that they needed to learn about the Underground, but Flowey tried to kill Frisk with “friendliness pellets” which were actually magical bullets. Telling Frisk that “in this world it's KILL or BE KILLED” But before he could finish off Frisk, Toriel saved Frisk and guided Frisk through the Ruins

    But eventually she left Frisk alone to prepare a surprise for them. She told Frisk to stay where they were, and suggested ways for Frisk to entertain themself but Frisk instead traversed the Ruins by themselves and found Toriel's house, Toriel surprised them with a room of their own and suggested that Frisk take a nap while her Butterscotch-Cinnamon Pie cooled down. After Frisk woke up they found a slice of the pie on a plate, after waking up they asked Toriel how they could leave. Toriel responded by saying “she had to go do something” and told them they were going to destroy the exit which was under her Home in order to protect Frisk.

    And that if Frisk wanted to leave, to prove to her that Frisk could protect themselves. But instead of fighting, the young Child showed Toriel mercy and Toriel could not find it in her heart to stop Frisk.

    After Frisk left they passed through Snowdin, Waterfall, Hotland, the CORE and New Home. Eventually facing Asgore, but before Asgore could attack Frisk, Toriel saved Frisk by blasting Asgore away with a fireball.

    It was revealed that Toriel had not stopped worrying and decided to find Frisk, not only to save Frisk but because Asgore deserved mercy after all, even after what he did.

    It turns out she was not the only one. Undyne, Alphys, Sans, and Papyrus had also come to break things up. Alphys came of her own volition, but Papyrus knew to call everyone to the Barrier because “a tiny flower told him”

    As it all turns out it was a trap laid by Flowey in order to trap and corner Frisk, he told them all as he restrained Frisk's friends with vines, that while they were distracted he absorbed the Human SOULs, and there was nothing to stop him from killing Frisk any longer. But to his surprise Frisk's friends refused to let Frisk give up and succumb to Flowey, and all of the Monsters came to Frisk's rescue too.

    But suddenly Flowey absorbed all the Monsters' SOULs it was revealed that Flowey was Asriel Dreemurr all along, by absorbing all 6 Human SOULs and all Monster SOULs he had become the “absolute God of Hyperdeath” he could not be damaged or stopped. Eventually he showed his true form, and Frisk was unable to move. Unable to fight, heal or reach their save file they decided maybe they could SAVE something else. They saved Toriel, Asgore, Undyne, Alphys, Sans, and Papyrus by reminding them of who they were.

    Chara, who had been with Frisk incorporeally and narrating their journey, told Frisk there was ‘one more left to save!’ unbeknownst to Chara, that last person was not Asriel... It was them. In partaking in that action, Frisk saved Chara which in turn saved Asriel. Asriel used the remaining power he had to break the Barrier and free the Monsters, after doing so Asriel let go of the SOULs he had absorbed and told Frisk to leave because he would turn back into Flowey without the SOULs sustaining him.

    Asriel told Frisk not to tell Asgore and Toriel about what happened to him. And told Frisk to forget about him, but Frisk couldn't. And Frisk forgave him After Frisk left for the surface, Chara was finally set free by Frisk's actions. Frisk would go on to accept the role of Monster Ambassador to the Humans from Asgore, also taking credit for breaking the Barrier to spare Asgore and Toriel the knowledge of Asriel and deciding to live as Toriel's adopted Child

26. #26Asgore's House

    Keys: Asgore's Home, Toriel and Asgore's Home, Asgore and Toriel's Home, Asriel's Home, Chara's House, Chara's Home, My Home

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    Foyer (1) In the foyer there are three directions to go to,

    To the front is the stairs leading down into the Basement and into the Last Corridor, to the right is the hallway, leading to the three rooms, and to the left is the study and kitchen.

    Chara's Room (2) Chara's bedroom, Chara's bedroom is the first door on the left of the hallway.

    The room contains two beds, the bed that belonged to Chara on the left, and the bed that once belonged to Asriel on the right. There is a Golden Flower drawing on the wall created by Chara, a picture frame of the Dreemurr family, and a closet filled with striped shirts.

    Storage Room (3) What used to be Asgore's room is now used for storage, items stored include: Asgore and Toriel's old trophy "Number 1 Nose-Nuzzle Champions '98!," an open journal that has "Nice day today!" written on the current page, a king-sized bed, a closet that contains a "Santa Claus" outfit, and macaroni art of a flower

    The Bathroom (4)

    The furthest room on the right is the bathroom

    Entering it, to the right is a sink with a mirror and to its right is a toilet with a towel above it, and a bath tub with a shower head, a shelf full of soaps, and a towel as well

    The Study and Dining Room (5)

    The Study and Dining Room features an oversized Chair, a shelf of Books about history, Human anatomy, Monster anatomy, cooking, and snail facts

    To the right is a large table with 3 seats, all positioned to the front, left and right of the table with a vase of a golden flower in the center

    The Kitchen (6) The kitchen contains a clean tiled floor, a clean stovetop, a sink, and a fridge filled with unopened wrappers of dark chocolate bars.

27. #27Last Corridor

    Keys: Last Corridor, Final Corridor, Judgement Hall

    Enabled · Before character · Order 10

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    The Last Corridor is a corridor between Asgore's Home and New Home's Castle.

    The Last Corridor is a linear, closed off yellow-hued room, with large-tiled floors. White light shines through the mosaic windows, and Greek pillars border the corridor in both the foreground and background.

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