[💜🪻] ~ Seth ~ // DELTARUNE SIDE B

1. #1Castle Town

   Keys: Heroes, Ralsei, Susie, Kris, Noelle, Snowgrave, Weird Route, Dess, 1225, December, Souls, Darkners, Seth, Aqua, Green, Flower, Yellow, Pink, Blue, Orange

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   Castle Town (JP: キャッスルタウン), officially the Kingdom of Darkness[1] (JP: 闇の王国), is a location within the closet Dark World in Deltarune. It houses Ralsei's castle and the Grand Fountain. It is unique in its ability to host Darkners from other Dark Worlds.

   Chapter 1 Kris and Susie arrive at Castle Town after they slide down a cliff near the end of the unnamed cliffs area, escaping Lancer's attacks. At the entrance of the town, they note how the unfamiliar area appears deserted. They then progress toward the castle.

   After meeting Ralsei, learning of the prophecy, and encountering Lancer, Susie departs on her own. Kris and Ralsei follow after her.

   At Castle Town's training area, Ralsei offers to teach Kris about encounters. Afterwards, nearby the Great Door, Ralsei is surprised to find it open. He informs Kris how he believes that their "choices are important", and suggests that they avoid FIGHTing. The two go through, and Ralsei closes the Great Door.

   Chapter 2 Susie and Lancer screenshot high five.png Susie and Lancer high five after reuniting, as Lancer plays Kris and Susie return to Castle Town immediately upon entering the supply closet. Ralsei greets the two, and Susie notices Lancer and other Darkners are absent. Ralsei asks her to wait, and whispers to Kris to return to Light World and bring everything from the unused classroom to Castle Town.

   Once Kris returns with everything, Card Kingdom's Darkners appear, and the town square transforms. Lancer greets Susie and is excited that everyone can enjoy their "new home". Ralsei then informs Susie that Card Kingdom reverted back into the unused classroom. Shortly afterwards, Ralsei states a surprise awaits Kris and Susie within the castle. After Kris and Susie inspect their new rooms, Ralsei invites them to explore Castle Town.

   As Kris nears the entrance, Susie expresses disinterest in doing the group project. Ralsei overhears, and "banishes" the two from the kingdom until they start their project. Lancer, Rouxls Kaard, and if found, Starwalker join by becoming the Cards item before Kris and Susie leave.

   After their adventure in the Cyber World, the party can find its denizens if they were recruited. Kris and Susie can then return to Hometown anytime they wish.

   Chapter 4 Ralsei screenshot group hug.gif Ralsei greets Kris and Susie with a hug, as either Castle Funk or My Castle Town plays Kris and Susie return to Castle Town to find that everyone they had recruited in Chapter 3 is now there. A new building, the TV Studio appears, which allows playing various minigames and also houses the Mikes fight. Ralsei's castle expands; a field area is added to Lancer's room, Kris and Susie's rooms are temporarily merged, and a second floor with Queen, Tenna, and Ralsei's rooms has appeared.

   If the player already has Chapter 4 completion data, they are able to revisit Castle Town through the beam of light at the beginning of the 3rd Sanctuary. Ralsei and Susie stay behind, so Kris is the only party member present. Most of Castle Town is cordoned off by gold Tenna-shaped statues, preventing most interactions with NPCs and blocking access to everything aside from the Cafe and TV Studio. The code to the door with Mike is revealed during this segment. This is the only opportunity the player has to interact with Chapter 4 recruits in Chapter 4 in the Cafe.

   In addition, to the left of the TV Studio (behind the cordons), Lancer can be found dancing in a circle with other NPCs (Royal Coat Rack, Top Chef, B Blockler, Mr. Elegance, Worm) whilst playing the tuba.

   The party may revisit Castle Town near the end of Chapter 4 even if the party has not recruited any Chapter 3 or 4 enemies, leaving the Cafe with no new interactions and the TV Studio functionally useless.

   Chapter 5 This dummy is here for you to train your editing skills on. Go on, expand this article! This article is a stub and should be expanded. Please add content by editing the page. Reason: Someone get more info The duo once again return and have the recruits from the Dark Sanctuaries make their homes. Kris and Susie's rooms are unmerged, Lancer's room is removed, and Ralsei's room is updated. They can also have two optional scenes with the Mikes disguise Darkners, the Party Dojo is now completely taken over by Lanino and Elnina and it is now the referred to as the Love Dojo, the main function of the Party Dojo was moved to the Top Bakery.

   Sublocations Town square In Chapter 1, the town square's four buildings are vacant and have a uniformed exterior, but has a different signage. The signs are as follows: bottom left is a sack, top left is a sword, bottom right is a question mark, and top right is an inn. At the far northern end, past the buildings is a SAVE point, and the entrance to Ralsei's castle.

   At the start of Chapter 2, the town square is the same until Kris returns with the Card Kingdom Darkners. Afterwards, it expands to accommodate the residents, and the four buildings transform. The sack icon shop becomes Party Dojo, the sword shop becomes Seam's Shop, the question mark shop becomes Top Bakery, and the inn becomes the Cafe. Near the SAVE point is an open manual that explains recruits, controls, and item storage.

   Initially, an assortment of Card Kingdom's denizens are scattered around the square. In front of Top Bakery, Rouxls Kaard wonders if Kris has also brought King. If spoken to again, he contemplates looking for a "New Employere" after Lancer announces that Rouxls will do all the cooking and cleaning.

   Next to the Party Dojo, a Rudinn welcomes them to "[PLAYER]Town", and expresses happiness. After the Cyber World, Rudinn comments on the town's growth. If spoken to again, Rudinn has different dialogue.[3] After TV World, this Rudinn turns blue and tells the party that the town's love is Strong (if all previous enemies were recruited), Plain (used default Chapter 4 SAVE file), or Cracked (otherwise).

   Southwest (in Chapter 2) or northwest (in Chapter 4) of the Party Dojo is a Rudinn Ranger and another Rudinn. In Chapter 2, the Rudinn Ranger proclaims the day as "National Ham Sandwich Day of Independence!" The Rudinn ponders if the Rudinn Ranger is enjoying life due to being at a "higher level". In Chapter 4, the Rudinn Ranger is seen trying to chat up a Watercooler, with both Watercooler and the Rudinn getting annoyed over that.

   In Chapter 2, a B Blockler is found west of Seam's Shop, barking and stating their appearance.

   A Hathy is east of Top Bakery. She expresses liking the town. If Kris has inspected all four Hathy beds in Card Castle's Floor 3F, she has alternate dialogue.[4] After the Cyber World, she is happy to see newcomers. She is no longer there during Chapter 4.

   East of the Cafe is a clean Rabbick, excited at the notion of a "clean start". After the Cyber World, Rabbick sweeps with a smaller broom. A thankful Swatchling sweeps near the Cafe. In Chapter 4, a Zapper and a Swatchling are having a cleaning contest here, with the Rabbick cheering for the Swatchling and a Ribbick cheering for the Zapper.

   After returning from the Cyber World, some of Darkners from there are present in town square. Southwest of the Party Dojo, Virovirokun and Rudinn reminisce about their encounters with the party, and comments on Noelle. West of Seam's Shop is a Werewire in a suit who is thankful, though intends to keep their appearance. Nearby Top Bakery, a Plugboy is also thankful, though dislikes the restaurant. These NPCs are no longer present after returning from TV World.

   After returning from TV World, Nubert appears near the entrance to the town once the party moves past him, commenting on how the party has been sparing all his friends. Lancer appears at the town's wall, jumping onto Susie's back once the party moves past him. Susie only carries him in the town square room.

   As of Chapter 4, two unnamed structures appear at the southeast and southwest corners of the town square. Their designs are evocative of Chapter 2's Cyber City.

   At the very south end of the town square is a small area containing the pillar of light that transports Kris and Susie back to the Light World, outside the school closet's door. This area is not present during Chapter 1.

   Training area Located to the right of Castle Town's entrance, this area is used for Ralsei's training Dummy in Chapter 1. However, Kris can decline learning about encounters. Regardless of Kris's decision, Ralsei gives Kris a Manual. In Chapter 2, the dummy is still present. Kris has the option to hug the dummy if they have not transferred Card Kingdom's Darkners. Afterwards, the worm can be found eating the dummy's clothes, and Kris is given the option to join. After returning from the Cyber World, an Addison can be found here selling free sample bites of the clothes that were previously on the dummy. In Chapter 4, the dummy wears a hat, a long nose, and a necklace with a dollar sign on it. The Addisons are selling products to themselves, while never talking about profits, and the worm is eating a leaf.

   Mr. Elegance is also present in the area. After returning from the Cyber World, he mentions how they are rebuilding the area to be more board-like. However, after returning from TV World, the board-like markers are gone. In Mr. Elegance's place are a Rudinn, Swatchling and Shadowguy, with the Rudinn showing the Swatchling and Shadowguy the technique of fanning with large leaves.

   Great Door Going past the training area brings the party to the Great Door which leads to the Field in Chapter 1. In Chapter 2 and onwards, the door seems to be permanently closed, and a Bloxer with three pairs of pants can be found there instead. After returning from the Cyber World, several NPCs can appear:

   The Bloxer adds a fourth pair of pants if Tasque Manager was recruited. If Poppup, Tasque, or Maus were recruited, but Tasque Manager was not, whichever were recruited wander around the door.[5] If fewer than three cars were hit while driving with Queen, and no "lost animals" are present (whether because Tasque Manager was recruited or none of the three Darkners above were), a tiny Electro-Dasher appears instead.[6] After returning from TV World, the Bloxer's head is separate from its five pairs of legs, because it went too far with its training. Ball is standing next to it, with another pair of Bloxer's legs and Shadowguy's hat (if Shadowguy is recruited).

   Party Dojo Main article: Party Dojo Party Dojo location.png The Party Dojo The Party Dojo, run by Jigsaw Joe, allows the party to attempt various challenges, which each yield various rewards. The challenges are in the form of battles that serve as minigames.

   Seam's Shop Seap location Castle Town.png Seam's Shop In Chapter 2, Seam's Shop from the Field has been transferred to Castle Town. They are selling their usual wares. Kris can periodically converse with Seam for their advice. If Kris has found any Shadow Crystals, they can give it to Seam. If more than 9 enemies have been recruited from Chapter 2, Seam replaces their Dark Candy stock with CD Bagels, then Darker Candy in Chapter 5. Otherwise, Seam starts selling Darker Candy from Chapter 4.

   Top Bakery Main article: Top Bakery Top Bakery location.png The Top Bakery Top Bakery is a building where the party can obtain LancerCookies from Lancer, fuse items with Malius, and obtain SpinCakes from Top Chef. In Chapter 5, Jigsaw Joe takes over the Bakery, and the party can fight the Trashy Trio.

   Cafe Main article: Cafe Cafe location.png The Castle Town Cafe The Cafe is a building where the party can interact with their recruits. It is initially run by Top Chef, but is taken over by Swatch after returning from the Cyber World. In Chapter 5, Rouxls Kaard has taken over the Cafe, and the stage is littered with fire and worms.

   Four recruits can be placed at tables in the Cafe. Interacting with the recruits at these tables shows unique dialogue. Depending on the composition of their placement, the recruits' responses to Kris interacting with them varies.

   Music Shop Music Shop location Castle Town.png The Music Room After clearing the Cyber World in Chapter 2, Sweet Cap'n Cakes's Music Shop from Cyber Field transfers to Castle Town. Instead of selling wares, they allow the party to listen to a limited selection of songs from the soundtrack if all enemies have been recruited in the Cyber World. In the Music Room, the party can play some tracks from the Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 OST. If they have not, Sweet Cap'n Cakes mention how they need more recruits to reopen their shop.

   At the end of Chapter 2, the Music Room is located next to the training dummy. At the start of Chapter 4, it has been relocated into the expanded town square, though it is closed as the band is busy performing Pushing Buddies in the Dojo.[7] At the start of chapter 5, the inside has expanded into a walkable room where Top Chef can be seen manning the station, letting you regain a SpinCake.

   TV Studio Main article: TV Studio TV Studio location.png TV Studio If Tenna survived the climax of Chapter 3, then in Chapter 4, the TV Studio appears in the town square, allowing the party to access multiple minigames for fun. The building also contains the locked Mike Door, which leads to Mike's room. Inputting the correct code, 6453, grants entry. The door is blocked off if any of Shadowguy, Pippins, and Zapper are not recruited.

   Church Main article: Church (Castle Town) Church location Castle Town.png Church Cliffs In Chapter 2, after Kris brings all objects from the unused classroom to the closet, Mr. Society can be found next to the cliffs. He mentions being unable to handle society and floats to the top of the cliff. If the party completed his blue checkmark quest in the Cyber World, the Hacker can be found here as well, mentioning how the Castle Town is nearly as good as the city he made in "Minecrap". In Chapter 4, a Pippins tries to scam the Hacker using a child's game, but the Hacker's controller keeps malfunctioning, making the Pippins wonder if the Hacker figured out its intentions.

   Once Castle Town has been transformed into My Castle Town, Shadow Crystals and equipment granted by Shadow Crystal bosses can be collected from a hole in the cliff, as long as the Shadow Crystal boss is recorded as defeated in their respective Chapter in the current slot (as presented in the Shadow Crystal indicator on the Chapter Select menu).

   Therefore, if a Shadow Crystal boss has been defeated in the SAVE slot that the game has most recently loaded or started from, but the Chapter was started without using that Chapter's Completion FILE, the Shadow Crystal can be found here along with the item originally granted by that boss when it was defeated. For example, if Jevil has been defeated with violence in slot 1, and the player started Chapter 2 in the same slot without continuing from Chapter 1, Devilsknife will be found here. If multiple Shadow Crystal bosses have been defeated in the corresponding SAVE slot, all of their items will be obtainable; if a Shadow Crystal boss has been previously defeated, but in another slot, their item will not appear.

   If Spamton NEO and was defeated but his item was not obtained due to the inventory not having room for it, a chest will appear here containing it; due to an oversight, in Chapter 4, both the item corresponding to the most recent SAVE in the matching Chapter 2 slot and the chest containing the original item will be here, allowing either one of both items or two of one of the items to be obtained in a single save file. In Chapter 4, due to another oversight, the Knight's Shadow Crystal and the BlackShard can only be acquired here if the BlueRibbon is not in the inventory, as they share the same item ID; this is fixed starting in Chapter 5.

   Unlike the other bosses, the Shadow Crystal and JusticeAxe from the Hammer of Justice are available once the fight is first attempted, rather than requiring the party to win the fight.

   Ralsei's castle Main article: Ralsei's castle Ralsei's castle is a large castle found at the north end of Castle Town. It has three floors and a basement. It consists of rooms for Kris, Susie, Ralsei, Lancer, and various other Darkners. It also houses the Grand Fountain.

2. #2Plants (souls)

   Keys: Plants, souls, asgore, Seth, Aqua, Yellow, Green, Orange, Pink, Blue

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   Plants are a class of beings in Deltarune. In the Light World, they appear as normal plants; however, in the Dark World, they are given sentience and a new form, akin to but distinct from Darkners. Currently, none can be recruited.

   Appearance In the Dark World, a plant's color scheme is influenced by their Light World form's colours. Unlike Darkners, though, their real-world inspiration is more loose, as their personalities, appearances, and bullets are much more removed from their Light World forms. Coincidentally, the six colored flowers in Chapter 5 have personalities and bullet patterns based off the same-colored SOUL in Undertale.

   For dialogue, plants may have no portrait, a colorless portrait similar to Lightners or a symbol in place of the standard asterisk; in the latter case, the color of the text and symbol is also changed.

   Roles In the Dark World, plants can live lives as if they were a Lightner as well as partake in encounters. They are capable of using magic akin to Darkners, being able to cast bullets.

   Plants are aware of their surroundings in the Light World and remember them in the Dark World, much like Darkners. They can recall events and locations before and when their form is changed through a Dark Fountain, as well as Lightners' interactions with their Light World form. Furthermore, unlike Darkners, plants have heightened senses that extend beyond their immediate vicinity[1]

   Main story Chapter 5 In Chapter 5, Flowery appears as the main antagonist, with Aqua, Seth, Orange, Yellow, Blue, and Green appearing throughout the chapter. All of them are loyal to Asgore and try to seek his attention, though he shuns it in favor of trying to prove the existence of the Dark World.

   After the [I forgot which area but after the great beanstalk], each of the main flowers vow to prevent the party from reaching the Dark Fountain.

   After Flowery is defeated by the part, the other flowers can be interacted with, saying their goodbyes before reverting to their Light World forms. Afterwards, Flowery is wounded by the Roaring Knight, and he reverts to his Light World form (cut in half) after giving one last speech to the party.

3. #3Flowery

   Keys: Seth, Soul, Souls, Flowers, Flower, plant, flowery, asgore, aqua, blue, yellow, green, orange, pink

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   Appearance Flowery is a human-like golden flower, manifested in a human like form in the dark world, being extremely similar to a human except that Flowery’s skin is a bright yellow alongside his hair. Flowery has short hair, with the top of his hair and bangs being swayed to the right and slightly upwards. Flowery’s eyes are constantly closed no matter the expression. Unlike most beings in dark worlds, Flowery (and the rest of the flowers) are neither Lightners nor Darkners, as they are living beings in the light world like Lightners but gain a radically different form in the dark world like Darkners.

   Flowery’s outfit consists of a white collared shirt overlaid with an orange and green vest and a black cape (or jacket?) on top of the outfit, along with brown trousers and black shoes,

   When Flowery receives the power of all the other flowers, he transforms into a pastel rainbow silhouette, consisting of an outline with a darker tone of the same colors.

   Personality Flowery is a pastiche of the type of characters who form the love interests of classic shojo anime, and is presented as such in his introductory cutscene. Flowery initially poses as the stereotype of a preppy college student - high-class, sociable, appearance-conscious and somewhat bossy. He notably acts extremely protective and friendly towards Asgore due to the circumstances leading to his life being extended beyond expectations thanks to the florist's extended care.

   Towards others, he has an overbearing and a larger-than-life personality. He projects a glamorous attitude prone to dramatic intonation, and calls the members of the party "Princess." He in particular has a strong habit of belittling Ralsei, which forms the crux of a rivalry between them. At various points, he forces Ralsei out of the party, can convince the player to turn off Ralsei's voice, and forces Ralsei to dress in his Chapter 1 attire and hide his face. In spite of this, he to care about Ralsei's gender and identity anxieties, a fact which his demeaning approach often gets in the way of.

   Flowery strongly values the power of friendship and deeply cares for the other flowers, in turn, they look up to him as a dependable and virtuous authority figure. He has heightened awareness of the Dark World and its functioning, but in turn, values little the world's ultimate fate, believing that nurturing Asgore's happiness as he nurtured theirs takes priority. He starkly opposes Ralsei's fatalistic view of a determined journey guided by the prophecy, fully believing that residents of the dark are able to master their own fates and choose freedom over the shackles of fate.

   He has the ability to fake his stats, giving him unbelievable amounts of power. However, certain foes (notably, the Knight) can overlook this

4. #4Seth

   Keys: Seth, Soul, Souls, Flowers, Flower, plant, flowery, asgore, aqua, blue, yellow, green, orange, pink

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   Appearance Seth is a purple-colored anthropomorphic Darkner with glasses, deep magenta hair, and lavender clothing. They constantly carry a book with them.

   Personality Seth is very helpful, trying to assist Aqua with their attacks. They are also intellectual, mentioning their research a lot and making careful plans. They tend to have a bit of a stand-offish personality, especially towards Aqua as they tend to get frustrated with her antics whilst also deflecting the blame they receive onto her.

5. #5Aqua

   Keys: Seth, Soul, Souls, Flowers, Flower, plant, flowery, asgore, aqua, blue, yellow, green, orange, pink

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   Appearance Aqua is a light blue humanoid Flower given form by darkness (Not a darkner) with a dress, red shoes, long black hair that curls up to appear like devil horns, and a heart-shaped ribbon in her hair. She has one eye (Sometimes three), hidden by her bangs. She is shorter than the other flowers insinuating she prefers to represent herself as a child.

   Personality Aqua is playful, childish, and naive. She doesn't seem to understand what's going on most of the time. She is very violent, and consistently attacks the party and even other characters. She gets bored if doing the same thing over and over again, and usually decides to do something else afterwards. Her personality calls back to Jevil referencing a love for chaos, his laugh (UEE HEE HEE), and occasionally referencing Jevil's battle theme, THE WORLD REVOLVING. Her personality also resembles the Shadow Mantle holder in her playfulness being used in an often threatening or sinister way.

   She is often seen accompanying Seth as they attempt to reign in her unpredictable actions. In return, Aqua is also seen encouraging Seth to play and seek enjoyment outside of Flowery's instructions.

6. #6Dark Fountains

   Keys: Dark Fountains, Dark World, Roaring Knight, Souls, Ralsei, Kris, Susie, Noelle, Asgore, Flowery, Flowers

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   The Dark Fountains (JP: 闇の泉) are important phenomena in the plot of Deltarune. Dark Fountains are large, gushing pillars of darkness which any "determined" Lightner can summon. Within the Light World space in which they are created, these Fountains give form to a localized Dark World. The "will" of a given Fountain is reflected in the Darkners who inhabit the world it creates.[1] When a Dark Fountain is created in the Light World, it takes the form of an opaque black fog that fills the location it was made in. Sealing new Fountains has been the heroes' (Kris, Susie, and Ralsei) primary goal in each Chapter of the game thus far.

   Overview According to Ralsei, the recent appearance of new Dark Fountains threatens to "shift the balance of LIGHT and DARK".[2] The creation of these Fountains is attributed by King and Queen to the Roaring Knight.[3][4]

   As foretold by the prophecy, the creation of the Dark Fountains, and their shattering of harmony between the Light and the Dark, threatens to cause an apocalyptic calamity known as the Roaring.[5][6] To prevent this, three "HEROES" are destined to seal the Fountains and restore the balance.[7] Sealing a Dark Fountain results in a Dark World reverting into the Light World location it was based upon. According to Ralsei, Kris is the only one capable of directly sealing a Dark Fountain.[8]

   The Knight, Kris, and Susie are currently the only known entities known to have created Dark Fountains. However, any Lightner could potentially create a Dark Fountain by projecting their "determination" into a sharp object and piercing the ground.[9][10] At the end of Chapter 2, Berdly nearly makes one inside the Cyber World as an apology to Noelle, but is swayed against it after Ralsei explains the Roaring. In Chapter 4, it is revealed that making a Dark Fountain inside a Dark World results in the birth of a Titan.

7. #7Dark World

   Keys: Dark world, Dark fountain, Asgore, susie, noelle, kris, ralsei, souls

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   A Dark World (JP: 闇の世界) is an alternate reality inhabited by Darkners. Dark Worlds are brought into existence by Dark Fountains and exist within various areas of Hometown/the "Light World". Dark Worlds are where the majority of Deltarune takes place.

   Dark Worlds are powered by Dark Fountains, which a Lightner can create by projecting their "determination"[1] into a sharp object and piercing the ground.[2] When the surrounding environment becomes subsumed in darkness, the Fountain gives form to a Dark World.

   Each Dark World consists of the contents and environments of the location where it was created, although a Dark World can appear much bigger than the location's real size. For example, the Hometown location of the Card Kingdom Dark World is the unused classroom, which contains a rug with a similar colors to Field, a checkerboard corresponding to the Great Board, and a cupboard filled with playing cards similar to Card Castle.

   Dark Worlds are capable of giving digital files and images shown on wall posters physical forms, as shown in the Cyber World, where multiple Darkners that are the personifications of digital concepts (such as computer viruses, pop-up advertisements, and anti-virus software) can be encountered, and a poster of a Ferris wheel on the wall is shown to have turned into an actual Ferris wheel in Queen's Mansion.

   Several Dark World objects have much more mundane Hometown equivalents: Kris's weapons correspond to pencils or an Eraser, and the Shadow Crystal corresponds to a shard of Glass. However, some objects, such as Noelle's Silver Watch, the Egg, and the BlackShard, directly match their Hometown counterparts.

   Kris and Susie screenshot entering Dark World.gif Kris and Susie entering a Dark World Lightners can visit Dark Worlds by entering their corresponding Hometown locations. Lightners have only been able to leave Dark Worlds via three methods: by sealing that world's Dark Fountain, by using the Castle Town entrance, or exiting through a Great Door that leads to the Light World. Darkners can be transported between Dark Worlds by Lightners moving their Light World counterpart objects.

   Dark Worlds can directly connect to each other if their Fountains are physically connected through an unlocked door, as shown with the closet Dark World and Card Kingdom, as well as the Dark Sanctuary and 3rd Sanctuary.

   If Lightners receive harm in the Dark World, this is reflected in their HP in Hometown. Specific injuries also carry over to the Light World, as demonstrated by Berdly; if Berdly injured his arm following the battle against Queen, he returns to the Light World unable to move his arm.[3] Similarly, if Berdly is defeated by Noelle's fatal spell in the Chapter 2 Weird Route, he does not wake up with the other Lightners after the library Fountain is sealed, later appearing in the hospital in a comatose state.

8. #8Kris Dreemur

   Keys: Kris, Susie, Noelle, Moss, Ralsei, Berdly

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   Kris Dreemurr (JP: クリス・ドリーマー) is the main protagonist of Deltarune. They are the quiet first hero of the prophecy, who becomes braver in later Chapters. Kris lives together with their mother, Toriel, at the Dreemurr residence in northern Hometown

   While in a Dark World, Kris functions as the party's leader, issuing commands, giving equipment, and managing the team's inventory. During a battle, Kris excels at ACTing, and their ACTs have varying effects. Kris wields a sword to deal damage, and can summon a separate, pink shield when DEFENDing.

   For the majority of the game, Kris is controlled by the player, with their choices transferring via Completion FILEs. Kris moves independently during cutscenes, or when they tear the SOUL out of their body.

   Profile Appearance Kris is a human teenager with amber-colored skin and shoulder-length brown hair, with a couple of stray strands sticking out at the back of their head, and their ears are often visible from the sides. Kris's long bangs are somewhat messy and are mainly swept to the left, which also casts a shadow over their eyes. In certain circumstances, Kris's eyes turn red and glow, such as when Kris descends into a Dark World. Kris's clothes consists of a brown collared, long-sleeve lime shirt with one horizontal yellow stripe, and nondescript brown pants and shoes. Their shirt uses the lime green and yellow colors from the default Microsoft Paint palette, and Kris's skin tone uses the yellow-orange color from the very same palette.[63]

   In a Dark World, Kris's skin becomes cyan blue, and their hair color changes to navy. Kris's clothes are also replaced with silver armor, which makes them resemble a knight. This includes a set of pauldrons on their shoulders, a cuirass for their upper torso, two cuffed gauntlet leather gloves, and a set of greaves and sabatons covering their lower legs and feet. Kris gains a navy blue armless bodysuit underneath the set, and a pink cape[60]/mantle[61]/ascot[64] drapes across their right shoulder. The shading for their skin and armor is also used for their mantle, which gives the illusion of blue stripes in a few of their sprites.

   To the player, Kris consistently has a blank, neutral expression, and their animation is often less expressive and fluid than other characters, often reusing their standing stance or minimal edits of it. Their stillness is often contrasted with various special animations for comical effect; they perform the kozachok when dancing in Sweet Cap'n Cakes, Rouxls Kaard, and the Mikes's fights; they awkwardly shuffle left and right and perform an over-the-top pirouette when jumping in the Cooking Show, and mimic Ralsei's "squashed" sprite in the Dark Sanctuary's locked archway. During non-scripted actions in the overworld, their actions are often not displayed graphically, and merely described via narration instead.[65]

   Kris's body language is markedly different when they are about to remove or have removed the SOUL. In this state, they appear to struggle to move; their head is shown hunched over tilted down, and they stumble and stagger when walking. Their animations also have a noticeably higher frame rate in this state.

   Kris's Light World appearance bears a resemblance to an unused human sprite from Undertale. In turn, their Dark World appearance resembles Varik from the Brandish series, whom Toby Fox used as the protagonist for the EarthBound Halloween Hack. The Brandish and Mother/EarthBound series have also been used as an inspiration for Deltarune and other projects by Toby Fox.

   Personality Kris is quiet and introverted.[66] Their reticence causes others, such as Susie, to be more observant of Kris's body language to gauge their reactions.[20][67] Kris tends to speak in a "deadpan, mumbly voice", which causes others to occasionally repeat what they say.[68][69] However, during the events of Deltarune, Noelle notes that Kris's voice sounds unusual, as if it was "on speaker".[45] On the Weird Route, she instead does not recognize it as Kris's voice.[70]

   Kris is not normally energetic. They have a history of not waking up on time, and often sleep through the start of class.[71] Kris also prefers someone else getting them to and from school.[72][73] After Kris's brother, Asriel, left for college, they grew distant from their few friends in the intervening time before the events of Deltarune. Kris's side of their and Asriel's shared bedroom is strikingly bare; the shared game console rests underneath Asriel's bed, their old children's books are stored in Toriel's classroom, and there is nothing on their shelves. It is implied that Kris enjoys thinking back on their childhood, and that they are unsettled by the thought of growing up.[74]

9. #9Susie

   Keys: Susie, Kris, Noelle, Ralsei, lancer, lightner

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   Susie (JP: スージィ) is one of the main characters of Deltarune. She is the rude and rebellious second hero of the prophecy, who warms up to others in later Chapters. Susie does not have a known home, though she becomes dismissive at the east apartments in Chapter 4. In the Dark World, she wields an axe, in encounters. Susie boasts the highest max HP and Attack in the party, allowing her to tank hits and deal high damage when FIGHTing

   Appearance Susie is a tall, teenage reptilian monster with lavender purple scales. She has thick, messy and long aubergine hair that goes below her shoulders, with her bangs often swept to the right. 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,[2] and refuses to let others see or acknowledge it.[3] Susie's reaction to Jevilstail indicates that she would rather not have a short tail.[4] Her Light World attire consists of a royal purple unzipped long-sleeved jacket,[5] a white shirt, light blue torn and baggy jeans, and a pair of black shoes.

   Susie battle serious.gif Susie's rare serious expression In the Dark World, Susie's scales change to orchid purple, and her hair is dark plum colored. Her clothes are replaced with a sleeveless Dark Jacket[6] with purple-trimming, a sleeveless dark purple shirt, a black belt with a golden heart buckle, dark plum trousers,[7] and black boots with golden soles. Around Susie's wrists and triceps are sets of black bracelets with golden spikes.

   Susie overworld sheeh.png Susie's "Sheeh!" pose when surprised 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. Some of these poses are also references, such as her "Sheeh!" pose, which originates from the Osomatsu-kun manga, or performing a team fist pump pose similar to Crono's victory pose in Chrono Trigger.

   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.

   Personality Susie is outspoken, rude, sarcastic, brutally honest, and quick to insult.[8] She is selfish and rebellious, tending to protest or favor her own interests.[9] At times, she threatens with physical violence, occasionally as a joke.[10] In a Dark World, Susie generally has no qualms with FIGHTing Darkners unless she is friends with them.[11]

   Susie screenshot eye reveal.png Susie bravely stands up to King after saving Kris Despite Susie's crudeness, she is gentle and mindful to those who are kind to her. With friends, she is expressive, considerate of their opinions, and willing to talk about herself. Susie enjoys being with her friends, and often favors teasing them. 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.

   In general, Susie enjoys childish antics and causing mischief. This ranges from dressing up as a box,[13] wanting to enter a freezer,[14] or chasing Maus on all fours.[15] She likes compliments, and is easily flattered. Susie enjoys receiving gifts, and is possessive of items given to her.[16] She is occasionally particular with items, as she dislikes wearing ribbons, can refuse certain equipment choices, such as having armor removed[17] or re-equipping Mane Ax.

   Susie has a large appetite, as she complains if Ralsei is given Dark Candy.[18] She eats almost anything, such as chalk,[19] and she reacts positively to the non-food in her refrigerator in Ralsei's castle. Susie favors moss,[20] Darkburger,[21][22] marshmallows,[23] and peppermint, such as the Light World version of ReviveMint. She also drinks milk that Alphys leaves in the alley,[24] though Alphys believes her to be a cat she named "MewMew".[25]

   Susie overworld couch sleeping.gif Susie sleeping on the couch 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.[26]

   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.[27] Susie is initially convinced that no one likes her,[28] and is oblivious to Noelle's crush on her.[29] Due to constantly dealing with past stereotyping, false friendships, and frequently moving, Susie resorts to feigning being aloof and distant.[30] Her facade includes putting a menacing front, and often arrives to school late.[31]

   As the Chapters progress, Susie grows more confident in herself, and begins to embrace her role as a hero from the prophecy.[32] She also begins to realize her potential, value the friends she has,[33] and reluctantly admits that she is becoming softer due to Ralsei's influence.[34] Even after learning of the prophecy's ending, Susie remains defiant, adamantly claiming that she will not let it happen.[35]

   Speech pattern Susie tends to be vulgar, swears frequently, and occasionally speaks informally.[36] Her casualness includes referring to others as a "dude" in a gender-neutral sense.[37] Susie's dialogue tends to have words in uppercase letters for emphasis, or extra question marks and exclamation marks to reflect her confusion.[29] When writing or typing, Susie occasionally makes typos.[38][39]

10. #10Noelle Holiday

    Keys: Noelle, Rudie, Dess, December, Carol, Knight, Roaring Night, Kris, Susie, Ralsei, Berdly

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    Noelle Holiday (JP: ノエル・ホリデー) is one of the main characters of Deltarune. She is one of Kris's classmates, as well as their neighbor and childhood friend. Noelle is kind-hearted and timid, and gradually learns to stand up for herself in later Chapters. She lives on the northwest side of Hometown with Carol, and routinely visits Rudy in the hospital. Noelle gains a major role in Chapter 2, and gains a recurring role in Chapter 4 onwards. In Cyber City, she temporarily joins the party and wields a ring in encounters.

    Appearance 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, 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. This fashion choice is often associated with the prestige of such institutions, making her stand out from her more casually-dressed peers, and could be an early hint at her family's wealth.

    Noelle's red nose is likely a reference to the Christmas story Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, while her red and green sweater is associated with Christmas colors. Reindeer are often associated with Christmas, such as Santa's reindeer.

    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.

    Personality Noelle is friendly and cheerful, often seen smiling and laughing. She is considerate, helping Alphys retrieve chalk and Berdly and Kris with studying and homework.[3][4] Her speech mannerisms are very polite in the Japanese localization.

    Noelle is also very timid, easily flustered, unassertive, and sometimes has trouble voicing her thoughts. She apologizes often, and stays quiet about her feelings, such as her crush on Susie or her frustration with Berdly. Her father describes her as "defenseless" and scared of everything, including horror movies, bugs, and Santa Claus.[5] 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] She shows even more fearlessness in the Weird Route, at least temporarily. After returning to the Light World, she directly asks Susie about her tail,[8] and is no longer flustered nor afraid when around Susie.

    She likes feeling scared since she associates fear with being comforted.[9][10] This is likely the reason why she seems attracted to the idea of Susie bullying her.[11] She nostalgically recalls Kris's scary childhood pranks on her, and enjoys Susie's good-natured scaring of her in Chapter 4.

    Berdly, who is the top of their class in terms of grades, considers Noelle smarter than him.[3] She was nearly first place in a spelling bee she participated in as a child[12] and is a member of their school's cross country team.[13]

    She considers herself "weird".[14] She has also expressed a desire to adopt what she and Susie jokingly considered "a severed hand" as a pet.

    Interests Like her parents, Noelle seems fond of Christmas and makes many references to the holiday,[15] including calling Kris "Krismas" like her parents do and using Christmas-themed pencils.[16][17]

    Along with Berdly and Susie, she enjoys playing video games like the Dragon Blazers[18][19] and Blood Crushers[20] series. She compares the Cyber World to video games,[21][22] and likes eerie video game glitches.[23] She seems familiar with meme culture, believing Susie made a pop culture reference.[24]

    Noelle appears to dislike meat and enjoy eating lettuce,[25][26] and has decreased healing from Darkburgers. This is likely due to real-life reindeer being herbivores.

    Noelle has an interest in the Angel or some aspects of it, as she frequently wears the small angel wings from her childhood,[27] and enjoys the idea of having large angel wings and flying.[28]

    Speech pattern Noelle speaks in a polite manner, often ending sentences with a "fahaha". She often uses minced oaths and colourful phrases such as "excheese me". Noelle also tends to get flustered and stutter, especially in Susie's presence. At times, Noelle mumbles, which can occasionally be represented with the tinynoelle font,[29] or be in parentheses.[30]

11. #11Ralsei

    Keys: Ralsei, Kris, Noelle, Dark world, Darkner, Susie, heal, fluffy boy

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    Ralsei (JP: ラルセイ) is a Darkner prince and one of the main characters of Deltarune. He is the gentle and selfless third hero of the prophecy, though he begins to consider his own feelings in later Chapters. Ralsei rules over Castle Town, where he first appears to inform Kris and Susie of their destiny, and lives in his castle there. During an encounter, Ralsei wields his scarf in combat. Of the three, he has the highest Magic stat, but the lowest Attack and max HP

    Appearance Ralsei is a short monster-like[2] Darkner. During Chapter 1, 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 face no glasses.png Ralsei without glasses When Ralsei removes his hat, his face and body resemble the members of the Dreemurr family, such as Asriel[3] and Toriel.[4] He has white fur, with an unkempt tuft on top of his head, two floppy ears, and pink horns that point inward in his overworld sprite, and outward for his hatless face sprite, unlike the hat-wearing sprite, where they point inward. 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.

    Ralsei battle serious.gif Ralsei's rare serious expression From Chapter 2 onwards, 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 disappears, leaving only his clothes on the ground.

    Personality Ralsei is kind, considerate, and quick to apologize if he thinks he has upset someone.[5][6] He is also gentle and believes that FIGHTing is unnecessary,[7] favoring pacifism in battles[8] while leaving the final decision to Kris.[9] However, he himself makes an exception to this rule if an enemy is inherently hostile and cannot be SPAREd.[10] Ralsei is humble, as he does not expect to be chosen over others[11][12] and bows to everyone when ACTing.

    Ralsei overworld group hug.gif Ralsei hugging Kris and Susie Ralsei is affectionate, and loves both giving and receiving hugs. He once hugged the Dummy to "test it out",[13] can perform Heal Prayer with a hug[14][15] and ask Kris to hug him instead of the Dummy.[16] Being complimented[5] 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 reluctant to get angry. At most, he appears disappointed when Kris or Susie act mean. 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, as he encourages Susie and Kris to do their homework and emphasizes the importance of education.[21] If tasked with unfamiliar situations, he prefers to read instructions.[22]

    Ralsei cares immensely about his friends, and is willing to protect them with his life,[23] and to take any pain on behalf of them.[24] He also supports others establishing friendships, as he favors helping Lancer despite his status.[25] Believing that his purpose is to make Kris and Susie happy,[26] Ralsei sometimes worries that his opinions or desires that do not directly benefit others are "selfish".[27] This guilt leads him to leave his room in his castle unfurnished,[28] as he thinks that there is no reason for him to have anything personal.[29] He also considers friendship to be a responsibility he cannot fully fulfill as a Darkner,[30] which brings him sorrow, yet he views even this sorrow as selfish.[31]

    Despite these worries, Ralsei frequently expresses so-called "selfish" wishes and opinions. As early as Chapter 1, he orders Susie not to make fun of him if she wants him to bake her cakes.[32] If Kris throws away his Manual, Ralsei initially pretends that he is fine with it.[33] However, he becomes offended and later subtly reminds Kris of the action by placing a trash can in their room.[34]

    When Susie reassures Ralsei that he deserves to have his own room, he admits that Susie is nice to the point of making his heart hurt[35] and confesses to Kris that he feels as though he is developing his own opinions, likes, dislikes, desires, and fears.[36] When Kris reassures Ralsei that it is acceptable for a Darkner to feel this way, he becomes happy.[37][38]

    Interests Ralsei battle singing hatless.gif Ralsei singing Although Ralsei claims that he does not have any interests or hobbies,[39] he engages in various activities for Kris and Susie. Ralsei enjoys baking cakes for them[40] and is embarrassed by the taste when he first tries his own cake in Chapter 4.[41] Ralsei is also capable of sewing, and suggests Susie to crochet team scarves.[42] He appears to enjoy music as well, as he sings a few notes of The Legend, seems capable of playing the organ,[43] and is heard humming Dark Sanctuary.[44]

    Ralsei shows an interest in written content. He writes a Manual for Kris and Susie,[45] appears protective of it,[46] and places copies in both Kris and Susie's rooms in the hope that they will read them.[47][48] Ralsei also works on reminder manuals[49] and immediately contributes to the freely editable CYBERPEDIA when he discovers it.[50]

    Additionally, Ralsei is fond of dressing up[51][52] and enjoys playing video games with Susie to the point of forgetting about everything else.[53][54] He also appreciates gifts, as he cuddles a plush if Kris gives him a gift in Cyber City, which causes him to want more plush toys.[27]

    Knowledge Ralsei screenshot introducing SOUL.png Ralsei introduces Kris to their SOUL, as Rude Buster plays Similarly to other Darkners, he is very knowledgeable about the Dark World, and has some knowledge of the Light World as well.[55] At times, Ralsei informs of gameplay mechanics such as the SOUL's function,[56] Controls,[57] Recruits,[58] knows which equipment can be given to other party members,[59] and reminds Kris to SAVE.[60]

    Uniquely from other Darkners, Ralsei is capable of sensing a "dark presence" from Dark Fountains, which often motivates him to transfer into another Dark World on his own.[61][62][63] He has complete knowledge of the prophecy,[64] though he did not choose to bear it.[65]

    Aware of the prophecy's tragic ending, Ralsei makes efforts to prevent it from happening by only disclosing select parts of the prophecy and being kind,[66] informing Kris in Chapter 1 that kindness may change the outcome of their adventures.[67] When he discovered that the prophecy tapestries within the Dark Sanctuaries remained unchanged despite his efforts,[68] he became overwhelmed with stress and hopelessness,[69] finding it difficult to feign a smile to hide his fears.[70] His hope is renewed by Susie at the end of the Chapter.[71]

    Speech pattern Ralsei refuses to curse, often being hesitant to do so or replacing vulgar words.[72][73]

    When faced with absurd situations, Ralsei sometimes ends the interaction by saying "Okay".[74][75][76][77] Ralsei occasionally uses British or Australian English words such as "lift" to refer to an elevator,[78] and "fancy" or "chuffed" to refer to liking something.[79][80]

12. #12Asgore

    Keys: Asgore, kris, noelle, susie, flowers souls, seth, ralsei, toriel, flowery

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    Appearance Asgore is tall, broad, and covered in white fur. He has two large curved horns, a blond mane and full beard, floppy ears, a snout, and fangs. His overworld sprite has a thin mustache across his lip while his dialogue portrait shows a gap in the middle. He has muscular arms with blond arm hair, broad shoulders, and thick legs with three-toed feet.

    Asgore wears a pink Hawaiian shirt with white flowers and blue jeans. While housekeeping, he wears the same shirt but with white pants and shoes, a cyan apron, and yellow gloves.

    Personality Asgore is affectionate and eager to please, but often oversteps boundaries and can act somewhat thoughtlessly. This is shown in his numerous attempts to reestablish a relationship with Toriel despite her obvious discomfort.

    Asgore clings to the past, frequently dwelling on his previous relationship with Toriel, and tries to reconnect with her and his children whenever he has the chance. This inability to move on includes keeping his wedding flowers alive, even though they are difficult to care for.[2] He also seems to have an emotional dependency on his flowers, talking to them and occasionally asking them for advice.[3]

    Like Toriel, Asgore is religious, though instead of attending the church service by day, he visits at night to pray for his loved ones.[4]

    Asgore is not used to selling flowers since gardening was always a hobby of his, instead having a tendency to give bouquets away without payment. Recipients for his gifted flowers include Toriel, Rudy, Alphys,[5] Kris, and Susie, though they are also found in multiple Hometown trashcans. Due to this, he owes rent to Carol, which he is unable to pay.[6]

    Asgore lives irresponsibly and is negligent towards himself. Excluding the flowers, the Flower King's living space on the second floor is unkempt compared to the business space on the first floor. Paperwork is also scattered on the floor and in his truck.

13. #13Yellow

    Keys: Seth, Soul, Souls, Flowers, Flower, plant, flowery, asgore, aqua, blue, yellow, green, orange, pink

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    Appearance He is completely yellow with a short darker yellow/light brown mullet, dark yellow cowboy hat, and dark yellow cowboy suit. His jaw is wide and square-shaped, his face is simplistic with beady eyes and a wide grin, the rest of his body is thin and gangly.

    Personality Yellow is a well-meaning, stereotypical cowboy figure with a fixation on justice (most likely as an homage to his Undertale Soul counterpart, which represented justice). He is shown to be slightly unintelligent (for example, he makes a side comment during one of the break segments in the cafe intended to comedically emphasize the lack of intelligence among the flowers) and is willing to go to drastic measures to enforce justice, whether that means inflicting harsh punishment on others or himself.

    Yellow is also shown to be deeply infatuated with Blue, another one of the flowers. When Yellow locks himself away, Blue asks if Yellow has been tricked again, suggesting that he is easily manipulated and has been in the past.

14. #14Blue

    Keys: Seth, Soul, Souls, Flowers, Flower, plant, flowery, asgore, aqua, blue, yellow, green, orange, pink

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    Appearance Blue is a blue humanoid plant with light blue hair. His attire consists of a light blue bodystocking, a tutu skirt that resembles flower petals, and a pair of pointed shoes.

    Personality Blue acts in a fairly effeminate manner, as he’s dressed in traditional female ballerina attire and refers to other people, especially Yellow, as “dear”, He also has a tendency to refer to himself as a butterfly. Blue’s main passion is love in all forms and strikes a cordial relationship with the main trio due to each of them fighting for love in one form or another.

15. #15Green

    Keys: Seth, Soul, Souls, Flowers, Flower, plant, flowery, asgore, aqua, blue, yellow, green, orange, pink

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    Green is a Lime/Green colored Plant that appears in Chapter 5. They never speak, instead only communicating through hand gestures or signs. Green is never antagonistic towards the party, and instead often helps them by offering them wares.

    Appearance Green is a Lime/Green colored Plant. They are dressed in green-colored shoes, a Lime suit with a green shirt underneath and a lime Chef hat on top of their head. They are often seen holding a frying pan. They have two very close, Cyclops-like merged eyes with green pupils and 4 lashes. They have a small smile in the fight against Orange and Them. Their green color is probably a reference to the green soul that represents kindness in Undertale.

    Personality Green is depicted as shy, clumsy, 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've consumed during the attempt. Furthermore, they prefer to stay out of fights, but even when they are fought alongside Orange, some of their attacks can MAX heal the party instead.

    Green appears to be fully capable of talking, but chooses not to, instead favoring using their body language and hand signals to communicate.

16. #16Mew Mew - Pink

    Keys: Seth, Soul, Souls, Flowers, Flower, plant, flowery, asgore, aqua, blue, yellow, green, orange, pink, (JP: モモ Momo) is a Lightner-Darkner hybrid in Deltarune. Being the irritable ghost from the Blook house possessing an action figure of Mew Mew which turned into a Darkner in Flower Kingdom, she acts as a shopkeeper, the Shadow Crystal boss of Chapter 5, and the final Shadow Crystal boss as a whole.[4][5] Pink can be found at the shop in the Cliffs and in a secret area in Flower Castle, behind a locked door that can be opened by buying the MysteryKey from her for 10 Pink Coins at her shop by the Cliffs area. Pink dons a pink, short dress adorned with ribbons. She has cat-toy bells for earrings and light pink-colored short hair, and cat ears with a white colored inside. She also holds a pink-and-yellow colored staff used for attacking. She resembles a "Catgirl", which is popular in anime culture. As a ghost, she keeps her cat ears, and her outfit remains the same, apart from a palette swap replacing the pink dress and hair with purple, and the staff becomes purple and white, along with her eyebrows becoming thicker and angrier, and her eyes becoming more simplistic. She can be seen floating around with a ghostly tail rather than legs during battle. When singing, she dons a pink kimono adorned with white roses and her spiky pigtails become hair buns kept in shape by cherry-blossom shaped hair pins. Near the end of her battle, when a dating sequence is initiated while her ghost and body are in conflict, she enters a state in which her form is split, with the left side having the palette of the ghost form, and the right having the palette of the body. Powerful light shines out of her eyes and mouth, which flashes different colors as the sequence progresses, and green strings strongly resembling those of Spamton NEO connect to her fingers and extend out of the field of view. Personality Pink's Ghost - She is repulsed by the idea of dating anyone, as she is afraid of anyone else wanting her body more than she does. This hatred goes so far as physically attempting to stop her battle's DATE mechanic from happening, contrasting with her Darkner counterpart. Pink's Body - It shows an intense love for dating, something that causes Ghost Pink great distress. This love goes so far as attempting to keep the DATE going for as long as possible, contrasting with its Ghost counterpart. Whereas the Ghost is rude and brash, the Darkner is kind and loving. After the battle, Pink admits the body "still feels dokis" for Kris, until she is informed that they flirt with every enemy. Ghost in Body - Pink's Darkner body is used as a vessel until they separate during the second DATE. The Ghost appears to be the one in control, but is constantly interrupted by the body's [implied to be] prerecorded voicelines. Pink notes that a difficult boss fight is no longer enough on its own, so she is also an idol using the body. She appears nice until Susie and Ralsei question her status as one of the seven flowers, which she quickly reveals her true colors.

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    Pink (JP: モモ Momo) is a Lightner-Darkner hybrid in Deltarune. Being the irritable ghost from the Blook house possessing an action figure of Mew Mew which turned into a Darkner in Flower Kingdom, she acts as a shopkeeper, the Shadow Crystal boss of Chapter 5, and the final Shadow Crystal boss as a whole.[4][5] Pink can be found at the shop in the Cliffs and in a secret area in Flower Castle, behind a locked door that can be opened by buying the MysteryKey from her for 10 Pink Coins at her shop by the Cliffs area.

    Appearance Pink dons a pink, short dress adorned with ribbons. She has cat-toy bells for earrings and light pink-colored short hair, and cat ears with a white colored inside. She also holds a pink-and-yellow colored staff used for attacking. She resembles a "Catgirl", which is popular in anime culture.

    As a ghost, she keeps her cat ears, and her outfit remains the same, apart from a palette swap replacing the pink dress and hair with purple, and the staff becomes purple and white, along with her eyebrows becoming thicker and angrier, and her eyes becoming more simplistic. She can be seen floating around with a ghostly tail rather than legs during battle.

    When singing, she dons a pink kimono adorned with white roses and her spiky pigtails become hair buns kept in shape by cherry-blossom shaped hair pins.

    Near the end of her battle, when a dating sequence is initiated while her ghost and body are in conflict, she enters a state in which her form is split, with the left side having the palette of the ghost form, and the right having the palette of the body. Powerful light shines out of her eyes and mouth, which flashes different colors as the sequence progresses, and green strings strongly resembling those of Spamton NEO connect to her fingers and extend out of the field of view.

    Personality Pink's Ghost - She is repulsed by the idea of dating anyone, as she is afraid of anyone else wanting her body more than she does. This hatred goes so far as physically attempting to stop her battle's DATE mechanic from happening, contrasting with her Darkner counterpart.

    Pink's Body - It shows an intense love for dating, something that causes Ghost Pink great distress. This love goes so far as attempting to keep the DATE going for as long as possible, contrasting with its Ghost counterpart. Whereas the Ghost is rude and brash, the Darkner is kind and loving. After the battle, Pink admits the body "still feels dokis" for Kris, until she is informed that they flirt with every enemy.

    Ghost in Body - Pink's Darkner body is used as a vessel until they separate during the second DATE. The Ghost appears to be the one in control, but is constantly interrupted by the body's [implied to be] prerecorded voicelines. Pink notes that a difficult boss fight is no longer enough on its own, so she is also an idol using the body. She appears nice until Susie and Ralsei question her status as one of the seven flowers, which she quickly reveals her true colors.

17. #17Orange

    Keys: Seth, Soul, Souls, Flowers, Flower, plant, flowery, asgore, aqua, blue, yellow, green, orange, pink

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    Appearance Orange is a small mouse with an orange fur coat, headband, and pair of boxing gloves. She initially refrains from revealing this by making a large, simplistic one-eyed shadow puppet from behind the walls of the castle. Orange is also the one (presumably) who makes the item OrangeJuice, due to dialogue from Yellow in the diner, before Flowery shows you the first exit.

    Personality Orange is a very sensitive person, who feels very often as if she's being bullied by the fun gang. She's also extremely quick to anger and hotheaded, not unlike Susie in Chapter 1. This continues with the large amount of Chapter 1 callbacks in Chapter 5.

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