History Characters / TSUnderswap

* AdaptationalJerkass: She insults you more frequently after her fight, but this is just due to the fact that she was frustrated that her bakery hasn't been doing well and the two monsters[[note]]Implied to be Mettacrit and Ser Scratchalot[[/note]] that helped her get her bakery successful in the first place had abandoned her.

* LetNoCrisisGoToWaste: [[spoiler:In the Ruthless and Evacuation routes, she "saves" Lesser Dog and Greater Dog by having them tied up, planning to hand them over to the Royal Navy in the hope that they will reward her for keeping them safe from the murderous human]].

* TheUnfought: [[spoiler:In the Ruthless and Evactuation routes, he gives up on his plan to make Chara into his servant when he finds that he can't change their outfit, and realises that he's too scared of them. He leaves and closes the gate to Koffin Keep, and isn't seen for the rest of Starlight Isles]].

* NinjaLog: [[spoiler: In the Ruthless Route, he uses a cardboard cutout of himself to avert and [[FakingTheDead fake his death]] at the last minute.]]

* FakingTheDead: [[spoiler:In the Ruthless route, he quickly swaps himself for a cardboard cutout of himself when you're about to kill him. Despite this, Chara, Papyrus and everyone else for that matter believe he's dead.]]

* PlayAlongPrisoner: Since he retains the teleportation powers of his ''Undertale'' counterpart, he could have escaped at any time while captured by Muffet, but only does so if you try to attack her when she's spareable. When Papyrus calls him out on this, he says he wanted to see if the situation could be resolved without his involvement, and it's implied that he was using it as a test to see what Chara would do.

[[folder:Mettacrit]]
!!Mettacrit

* AdaptationNameChange: Because he doesn't have a robot body here, Mettaton is known as Mettacrit.
* AgentPeacock: He may be very flamboyant and campy, but Mettacrit is the last mini-boss of Ruined Home, meaning he's considerably more challenging than the previous ones. It's downplayed in a normal run since he's not really trying to kill you, but played straight on the Ruthless Route where he tries holding you off so the other monsters can escape.

* FakingTheDead: You can "kill" Mettacrit, but it's blatantly obvious from what we know from the original game and what a show Mettacrit puts on as he does it that it's just an act. In a neutral run, he'll even tell you that ghosts are immune to your attacks, but in a Ruthless run, the journal will list him as dead even though he faded away rather than dusted, and you didn't gain any EXP from it, implying that Chara believes they really killed him.

* MilkingTheGiantCow: Unlike most other enemies, Mettacrit has a unique animation for every one of his attacks. Appropriate, considering he's a showman.

* InTouchWithHisFeminineSide: Much like the original Mettaton. Along with a very feminine appearance, Mettacrit's attacks include such things as [[HeartBeatdown hearts]], [[BishieSparkles sparkles]], and [[MusicalAssassin singing]].

* ProducePelting: If you heckle Mettacrit, the audience will start throwing vegetables at you. This is treated as an attack, [[BewareTheSillyOnes and is one of the harder ones in the game to avoid]].

* ButtMonkey: Even in an alternate universe and when under different management, Burgerpants ''still'' can't catch a break. He's getting picked on by Greasers because Aaxel thinks he has the hots for Flara, he has to fill in for the fry cook when he's sleeping on the job, when Mettacrit features him on his show, it's only so he can get him a coffee, he's legally forced to say his name is "[[UnfortunateName Bugerpant]]", and he's the single delivery boy in Grillby's Backyard Barbecue. No, not one location. The entire underground.

A monster who is trying to fish.

A monster who's looking for a new name.

A sun monster.

A bee monster who is the shopkeeper of Blooming Buzz.

A monster apart of the Royal Navy. Trying to search for something.

A monster couple who are both in the Royal Navy.

A dog monster in the Royal Navy who needs help getting out of a well.

* TheDreaded: For some reason, the Temmies are afraid of it, even though there are seven of them and only one of him. No matter which route you are on, the Temmies will leave Chara alone once Flowey butts in.

* RippleEffectProofMemory: It retains its memories after you load a save file, just like the Temmies, and will comment on how many resets you've made when you encounter him on subsequent runs. The Temmies are aware that it remembers, and vice-versa.

* SayingTooMuch: [[spoiler:In the Ruthless route, after Koffin-K decides he's too scared of Chara and gives up on making them his servant, Flowey says that Koffin-K would have them do his boring chores, despite it seemingly not knowing anything about him. Flowey quickly says to not question how he knows that.]]

* OptionalBoss: [[spoiler:Subverted in the Obliteration Route. Flowey frames it as if you don't need to go after them, but Chara considers it as a failure if you move on without encountering them]].

* AdaptationalBadass: Its ''Undertale'' counterpart is shown being easily knocked away by Toriel with a fireball, banks on getting [=SOULs=] to power himself up to god-like levels before he fights Frisk again, and dies without putting up a fight if you choose to kill him in Neutral or Genocide. In comparison, if [[BigGood Asgore]] is already dead, this Flowey can scare off the BigBadDuumvirate ''himself'' by threatening them with a fight - that's seven Temmies it's willing to take on with only Chara as potential backup - and in Ruthless, it's the one who easily knocks away the attacking Temmie with a single friendliness pellet.

* AdaptationalBadass: His ''Undertale'' counterpart is shown being easily knocked away by Toriel with a fireball, banks on getting [=SOULs=] to power himself up to god-like levels before he fights Frisk again, and dies without putting up a fight if you choose to kill him in Neutral or Genocide. In comparison, if [[BigGood Asgore]] is already dead, this Flowey can scare off the BigBadDuumvirate ''himself'' by threatening them with a fight - that's seven Temmies he's willing to take on with only Chara as potential backup - and in Ruthless, he's the one who easily knocks away the attacking Temmie with a single friendliness pellet.
* AmbiguousGender: Downplayed. Flowey was canonically male in ''Undertale'' as the reincarnation of Prince Asriel, so it is assumed (but not yet confirmed) that this version of him is also male. [[spoiler:It is worth noting that the two most popular fan theories for who this Flowey might really be, Monster Kid and Frisk, are both canonically gender-neutral in ''Undertale'' and ''TS!Underswap''.]]
* AmbiguouslyEvil: Downplayed with Flowey in the demo because his motives in the game have yet to be revealed. It's made pretty clear he's still not a sweet and innocent flower even in this world, between him hinting that Chara will need to kill to survive, Temmie thinking he's put Chara up to their actions in Ruthless and admitting to envying him as a rival in that ending, and in Neutral him not perturbed in the slightest if Chara betrayal-kills Asgore, or if they do the Ruthless route, still saying that Chara is like him and even admitting to being no better than the Temmies sometimes in one reset branch. Still, he chases the Temmies off before they can gang up on Chara when he didn't need to, makes no move to attack Chara and take their SOUL himself, and instead is set up as an ally to them and an enemy to the Temmies for the full game. Since his ultimate goals are unknown, it's not clear if Flowey is biding his time playing a longer con on Chara than his ''Undertale'' counterpart pulled on Frisk, or if he will be a sort of [[AntiHero morally lax ally]] leaving the active villainy up to the Temmies.

** He saves Chara from death when all the Temmies gang up on them at the end of Ruined Home.
** [[spoiler: In Ruthless, he shows up right before a group of shadowed Temmies try to attack Chara while they sleep at the Inn.]]
* DecompositeCharacter: Asriel is alive and well in this world, but Flowey coexists with him. He seems to be an individual rather than a species like in most iterations of ''Underswap'', so it's currently unknown if he's a regular monster or soulless like his ''Undertale'' counterpart.[[note]]According to a cast ask on the TS!Underswap Tumblr, Flowey and Asriel know about each other and are friends.[[/note]]
* TheDreaded: For some reason, the Temmies are afraid of him, even though there are seven of them and only one of him. No matter which route you are on, the Temmies will leave Chara alone once Flowey butts in.

* RippleEffectProofMemory: He retains his memories after you load a save file, just like the Temmies, and will comment on how many resets you've made when you encounter him on subsequent runs. The Temmies are aware that he remembers, and vice-versa.

* SayingTooMuch: [[spoiler:In the Ruthless route, after Koffin-K decides he's too scared of Chara and gives up on making them his servant, Flowey says that Koffin-K would have them do his boring chores, despite Flowey seemingly not knowing anything about him. Flowey quickly says to not question how he knows that.]]
* SmugSuper: He can get pretty cocky and condescending, taunting the Temmies like his counterpart did with, well, [[VillainousFriendship (almost)]] everyone in ''Undertale'', but may have gotten a dose of AdaptationalBadass and appears to be stronger than at least the Temmies.
* WalkingSpoiler: While Flowey being in the game isn't too much of a surprise ("Floweys" are in the original ''Underswap'', taking the Temmies' place as a group of friendly but stupid monsters in Waterfall), the fact that he appears much earlier, [[InSpiteOfANail acts a lot like]] his ''Undertale'' self, and will have a major role in the game '''is'''.
* YouDontLookLikeYou: He looks almost exactly like the original Flowey, except that his petals are pointed. Of course, since Asriel is still alive in this universe, he is (probably) [[DecompositeCharacter not the same Flowey]].

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* AndIMustScream: [[spoiler:They really want to just stay with Asgore, but [[AmbiguousSituation some force]] is compelling them to leave. When they battle Asgore [[DramaticIrony (who thinks they want to leave)]], they never get a chance to speak up about it, even when they try.]]

* OptionalBoss: [[spoiler:You don't need to go after them in a Ruthless Route, but you can corner them if you wish to force a battle]].