History Characters / TSUnderswap

* BigDamnHeroes: They save Chara from death when all the Temmies gang up on them at the end of Ruined Home.

* TeamDad: Asgore is this to all the other monsters in the City of Old, who talk about him in [[HundrenPercentAdorationRating glowing]] terms. Judging from the graffiti NPC's comments and the phone call you can make to him about the Greasers, he also seems to have a hand in keeping the younger monsters on the straight and narrow. Bugerpant lampshades this trope, saying he's like everyone's dad and telling Chara to be good to him. And of course, he also tries to take you in when you reach his home, and even has Chara's approval [[spoiler:[[ButThouMust (at least until we force them to leave)]].]]

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* AndIMustScream: 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.

* CorruptTheCutie: Seems to be the case with Chara, [[GainingTheWillYoKill influenced by LV]] and [[DemonicPossession under the control of the player]], in Genocide.

** Chara's dialogue options in Neutral and Pacifist show they want to stay with Asgore and are confused and scared when the dialogue keeps changing to them pressing him on how to leave the Ruins, with them trying to plead for help by the end. Regardless of whatever [[AmbiguousSituation the possessing entity's intentions are]], it's clear that Chara is frightened all the same.
** This [[AmbiguousSituation may]] be happening in Genocide as well. Chara's face becomes shadowed like Kris' when we are controlling them, and [[https://tsunderswapofficial.tumblr.com/post/178011527125/will-chara-speak-or-have-optional-dialogue this]] response on Tumblr indicates that the team sees the player as responsible for Genocide, not Frisk. Since we are now controlling Chara, they may also be controlled by the player in-universe for Genocide.

* KidnappedByTheCall: Happens to Chara in the Pacifist route, with them forced by a force controlling them to leave a happy life with Asgore in the Ruins.

* AlwaysChaoticEvil: Temmie isn't just an individual--they're a species, just like in ''Undertale''. However, these ones all seem to be soulless.

* BigBadDuumvirate: Initially it seems like Temmie themself is going to be the BigBad, but it turns out that there's at least ''seven'' of them after Chara's SOUL.

* EmergingFromTheShadows: Temmie's friends are introduced this way. [[ByTheLightsOfTheirEyes Their glowing eyes and teeth appear in the shadowed parts of the room]], one at a time, and then they slowly begin to close in on you. Strangely, even when they step into the light, [[SinisterSilhouettes they're still covered by shadows]]--wether this is how they normally look or if they're simply still hidden is not yet known.

* HorrifyingTheHorror: When Genocide Chara makes it clear that they have no desire for a partnership, all but the un-shadowed Temmie retreats, [[TooDumbToLive who doesn't think that Chara's that bad]]. Had it not been for Flowey popping up, they might have regretted those words.
* {{Leitmotif}}: "Fuzzy Friend", a remix of "Tem Shop" in the style of "Your Best Friend" (with some melodies from the real Temmie Chang's [[VideoGame/EscapedChasm]] thrown in for good measure).

* RippleEffectProofMemory: Temmie (and their cohorts, by extention) remembers what you did on previous runs, and will comment on it if you reset to talk to them again.

* TheSoulless: Being this universe's equivalent of Flowey, Temmie doesn't have a SOUL, which means they can't feel compassion. The same applies to all the other Temmies as well.
* ThereIsAnother: It turns out the Temmie you met at the beginning of the game isn't the only one. Reach the end of Ruined Home, and you'll find out that there are ''six more''. And all of them are just as bloodthirsty as the first one. [[FromBadToWorse And they're all working together]].

* WalkingSpoiler: Not Temmie themself, but the ''other'' Temmies' existence is a huge reveal at the end of Ruined Home.

* AdaptationalBadass: In Genocide, Asgore puts up a much better fight in the TS!Underswap demo than either Toriel or Asgore did against the player character in Undertale, despite both player characters being about the same LV. Especially impressive since he is physically older than his counterparts from passing his life-energy onto Asriel.
* AdaptationalHeroism: In Genocide, Asgore puts up a much better fight in the TS!Underswap demo than either Toriel or Asgore did against the player character in Undertale, despite both player characters being about the same LV. Especially impressive since he is physically older than his counterparts from passing his life-energy onto Asriel.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: Even though he's a warm, fatherly goat man, he'll still fight you near the end of Ruined Home to keep the other monsters from getting your SOUL. He also won't hesitate to kill you on a Genocide run, with stronger attacks to boot.

* DramaticIrony: If you finish his battle peacefully, he will let you leave Ruined Home, thinking that it's what Chara would want. Little does he know that it ''is'' what Chara wants, and that we're forcing them to leave.

* LastDitchMove: In Genocide only. Just before he runs out of health, he will perform a final, super-difficult-to-dodge attack--first he performs a rapid series of jabs with his trident, then he slams it into the ground to create giant rings of fireballs.

* NightmareFace: He makes a pretty terrifying face during his final attack on a Genocide run, as a reference to one of Toby Fox's original concepts.
* ParentalSubstitute: He tries to be this to Chara for their stay in the Underground, just like Toriel did in ''Undertale''. The tragedy of it all is that Chara wants to stay with him--but the player has other plans.

* TeamDad: Asgore is this to all the other monsters in the City of Old, who talk about him in [[HundrenPercentAdorationRating glowing]] terms. Judging from the graffiti NPC's comments and the phone call you can make to him about the Greasers, he also seems to have a hand in keeping the younger monsters on the straight and narrow. Bugerpant lampshades this trope, saying he's like everyone's dad and telling Chara to be good to him. And of course, he also tries to take you in when you reach his home, and even has Chara's approval [[ButThouMust (at least until we force them to leave)]].
* WillfullyWeak: It's pretty obvious that Asgore is holding back when you fight him, since he doesn't really want to hurt you. Should you decide to do Genocide, [[LetsGetDangerous he'll stop holding back]].
* YouRemindMeOfX: Asgore comments on a spark of adventure and curiosity in Chara's eyes, starting to say it reminds him of someone before trailing off. Since he compared the hope in Frisk's eyes to Chara's in Undertale, he's likely thinking of Frisk here.

* ButtMonkey: Even in an alternate universe and when under different management, Bugerpant ''still'' can't catch a break. He's getting picked on by Greasers because they want his girlfriend, he has to fill in for the fry cook when he's sleeping on the job, and even when Mettacrit features him on his show, it's only so he can get him a coffee.

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* {{Leitmotif}}: "Slick and Stylish", a menacing electric guitar song that takes cues from "[[VideoGame/{{Deltarune}} Susie]]" and "[[WebComic/{{Homestuck}} Killed By BR8K Spider!!!!!!!!]]". This gets remixed (along with "Rock Around The Clock") in their rock 'n' roll boss theme, "Ready To Rumble".

* BigOlEyebrows: Moldrick ''seems'' to have these, but sparinf him reveals that they're fake.

* BoistrousBruiser: Karapaes is the loudest and jolliest member of the knights.

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* SupportPartyMember: It only seems to appear alongside Loox, and will use its antenae to make his tear bullets home in on you.

* SupportPartyMember: It only seems to appear alongside Loox, and will use its antenae to make its bullets home in on you.

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AdaptationPersonalityChange: While the original version of Loox hates when people pick on him, this Loox seems to take insults pretty well.

* TheGoomba: As usual, Froggit serves the role of being the game's most basic enemy.

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--> '''Chara''': Who am I to complain? Either way, it's chocolate.
--> '''Chara''': As long as it isn't the dreaded, deceptive, and deceitful "white chocolate..."
--> '''Chara''': ...Which, mind you, isn't even chocolate!
--> '''Chara''': Just a mockery. A farce.
--> '''Chara''': It's an insult to chocolate. ACTUAL chocolate.

* {{Leitmotif}}: "Rise, Child", a "Fallen Down"-styled remix of "Bergentrückung", plays in most of his appearances. His battle theme, "SOUL Ablaze", is a remix of "ASGORE" and "Heartache".

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The last major character met in Ruined Home. A small golden flower who becomes your pal when you exit Ruined Home.
* 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 Genocide 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, still saying that Chara is like him and admitting to being no better than the Temmies sometimes. 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.
* BigDamnHeroes: They save Chara from death when all the Temmies gang up on them at the end of Ruined Home.
* {{Leitmotif}}: "Your New Pal", a remix of "Your Best Friend".
* 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.
* TheRival: To the Temmies, supposedly.
* WalkingSpoiler: While Flowey being in the game isn't too much of a surprise (he's in the original ''Underswap''), the fact that he appears much earlier and has a major role in the game ''is''.

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The last major character met in Ruined Home.

A kindly goat monster who guides you through Ruined Home.

* TheRival: Proclaims themselves to be this to Chara.

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* TheRival: Proclaims themselves to be this.

* ObfuscatingStupidity: They act as dizty and silly as her ''Undertale'' counterpart to lure victims into a false sense of complacency.
* RubberMan: The first time she tries to kill Chara, her arms and hands grow to a massive size to hold their SOUL in place.

The last major character meet in Ruined Home.

* ObfuscatingStupidity: She acts as dizty and silly as her ''Undertale'' counterpart to lure victims into a false sense of complacency.

* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Possibly. They can do some pretty odd ACTs with monsters (like Frisk), stack a glass of water and minimart items on top of their head instead of carrying them in their hands, and the Mad Dummy hears them mumbling their check of them if you choose to Check the Mad Dummy instead of saying goodbye in the tutorial, which could mean Chara is saying all their narration out loud under their breath.

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The first major character met by Chara. A bizarre cat-dog thing that acts like a ditz, but is really a (literal) soulless killer, serving as on of the games major antagonists.

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