The Undertale cast makes a glorious return in this fan-made continuation of the game's story.
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Main Characters
Frisk
"Just figuring stuff out."
A human child who became the ambassador of all monsters after freeing them from their prison underneath Mt. Ebott. Carries a dark secret within them that no one must ever find out.
- Ambiguous Gender: Averted.
Word of God states they're supposed to be male in this comic. - The Atoner: Lists their desire to atone for the genocide run as the reason they let Chara put them through Mind Rape for more than two years.Chara: "You mean to tell me that you knew about thisnote the whole time? And you STILL took all that punishment from me? WHY??"Frisk: "Well it's not like I didn't deserve it. I deserved everything you dished out. I guess it's just my consequences..."
- Badass Adorable: They can pack quite a punch with their fire magic and they're a master of the Nonchalant Dodge.
- Berserk Button:
- Making racist remarks against monsters can really tick them off, especially when they're already running low on patience due to sleep deprivation.
- In addition, they don't react well to people bringing up their orphaned background, as Ryan found out the hard way.
- Beware the Nice Ones: Frisk is generally a nice person, but you really shouldn't push them too far.
- Cool Big Sibling: They act like a cool, caring, older sibling towards Asriel, although he's technically way older than they are.
- Death Glare: Can throw quite the impressive one, even without Chara "helping".
- Happily Adopted: They were taken in by Toriel after the pacifist ending.
- Heroic BSoD: An unusual example. Chara frequently lets them experience flashbacks of their killing spree in one of the former timelines, leading to them having trouble sleeping and becoming afraid of even being near their family and friends for fear of hurting them again.
- Suddenly Voiced: Though they were a Silent Protagonist in the original Undertale, in this comic, Frisk is fully capable of communicating verbally.
- "The Reason You Suck" Speech: Delivers quite the impressive one to Chara when they finally get fed up with the latter's constant verbal and physical abuse.Frisk: It's like what dad said, obsessing over the past isn't healthy-
Chara: HE'S NOT YOUR DAD!
Frisk: What, is THAT what this is about now?? Because that's another thing! Your motivation for all of this is about as straight-forward as a hedge maze! You punish me for killing but then you want to go back and finish the job! You get angry about resets when that's exactly what you want me to do anyways! And then when I try to finally come clean about it, you always stop me even though you want me to admit what I've done! And to top it off, out of nowhere you don't want me to call Asgore dad??
Chara: Don't act like you know...
Frisk: Oh I know alright... Either you're the world's biggest hypocrite. Or you're so hell-bent on being angry at me that you've forgotten what you were even angry about in the first place! - Took a Level in Badass: Since their time in the Underground, they've apparently learned how to use fire magic and their dodging skills come close to Sans-level.
Chara
Click here to see them in Frisk's body
Click here to see them when they were still alive
The first human to fall down Mt. Ebott. Not quite ready to move on to the afterlife yet.
- And I Must Scream: They've been forced to accompany every human that fell after them, with almost no one else being able to see them or hear their voice.
- Ambiguous Gender: They're always addressed with they/them pronouns, and unlike Frisk, there's no Word of God about what their gender is supposed to be either.
- Bad Black Barf: Sometimes toxic determination will flow out of their mouth and eyes.
- Big Bad: The main antagonist of the comic.
- Cain and Abel:
- As confirmed through flashbacks, they were present when Frisk killed Flowey in the genocide run and might have even carried out the act themselves.
- When they find out that the RESET button was made useless by Frisk's soul being split up between Asriel and Frisk, they immediately resolve to kill him to get the other half back. However, when they confront Asriel and manage to pin him, they find they can't actually do it.
- Came Back Wrong: Whatever compassion they might have felt for the monsters once, it seems to be mostly gone now.
- Creepy Child: True to canon. They appear to Frisk as a malevolent ghost, trying to force them to kill all their friends and family.
- Demonic Possession: The climax of the story has them taking over Frisk's body by force.
- Evil Is Petty: It becomes obvious over the course of the story that what they really have a problem with isn't Frisk's actions in the genocide run, but the fact that Frisk gets to live out a happy ending with Chara's former family, while Chara themselves is Forced to Watch. Ruining that seems to have become their primary goal. Best shown when they make Frisk hit themselves, after Frisk calls them out on their raging hypocrisy.
- Face Framed in Shadow: In Frisk's view of them, they are always presented with the upper half of their face shadowed. The effect partially resides when they take over Frisk's body.
- Faux Affably Evil: In the prologue, they act polite and soft-spoken, but after the two-year time skip, they start to drop the facade and ramp up the abuse.
- Green-Eyed Monster: They don't take well to Asriel calling Frisk his best friend, a title that had originally belonged to them. Later on, they throw a tantrum over Papyrus seemingly trying to reach out to Frisk during their fight, indirectly questioning why everyone thinks Frisk is "so perfect".
- Hypocrite: As lampshaded by Frisk in their "The Reason You Suck" Speech. For all the fuss they make about Frisk needing to pay for their actions in the genocide route, they simultaneously do everything in their power to force Frisk into repeating said route and interfere every time Frisk tries to come clean about their actions to somebody.
- Madden Into Misanthropy: They have a strong hatred for humanity. The cause of it has yet to be revealed.
- Never My Fault: The genocide run was their idea in the first place, but they seem more than happy to deflect all the blame to Frisk and never acknowledge their own part in it.
- Omnicidal Maniac: They want to erase the entire world because they believe it to be too corrupted to be allowed to exist.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Their eyes start glowing a piercing red whenever they get angry about something. Later on, they're used to signify their Demonic Possession of Frisk.
- Stepford Smiler: At the start of the comic, they always have a smile on their face when they appear. It makes them all the more creepy.
- Stop Hitting Yourself: When Frisk questions them being angry at Asgore for killing human children, when they themselves have done nothing but behave like an Omnicidal Maniac so far, Chara's answer is to temporarily possess their arm and make them hit themselves.
- Used to Be a Sweet Kid: Well, "sweet" might be pushing it a bit, but they were far less genocidal and aggressive when they were still alive.
- Villainous Breakdown: They completely fly off the handle when Frisk reveals to them that the RESET button is currently useless and that two years of trying to convince Frisk to reset were All for Nothing.
Asriel
"I have a hunch... hopefully I'm wrong..."
Frisk's adoptive brother and best friend. Was brought back to life with half of Frisk's soul.
- Badass Adorable: Can conjure up his God of Hyperdeath-swords to defend himself. Along with being able to partially transform into his Omega Flowey form when he gets really upset.
- Came Back Wrong: As Flowey the Flower, a soulless husk that took pleasure in killing and torturing others.
- Came Back Strong: In his current, restored body. He's strong enough to fend off a possessed Frisk by conjuring up the swords of his God of Hyperdeath form.
- The Cutie: With his fluffy appearance and big, kind eyes, he definitely counts.
- Heroes Prefer Swords: He's a Badass Adorable protagonist and his weapons are not one but two longswords.
- Heroic BSoD: Still has horrible nightmares about his time as a soulless flower.
- Locked Out of the Loop: For the majority of the story, he is completely unaware of Frisk's and Chara's ongoing Battle in the Center of the Mind. Though he admits to having had his suspicions about it when Chara confronts him later on.
- Morality Pet: To both Chara and Frisk. To Chara when they were still alive and to Frisk in the present. He was the first one to get Chara to come out of their shell, and in the present, it's Frisk's Big Sibling Instinct that helps them fight off Chara's control. When Chara finally manages to pull a Demonic Possession on Frisk later on in the story, they find that they still can't bring themselves to actually kill him at first and run away.
Side Characters
Sans
"me? worried? heh, you know i'm too lazy to act like that."
A lazy and pun-loving skeleton. Knows more than he lets on.
- Beware the Silly Ones: He may not look like it, but he's incredibly perceptive and quick to pick up on it when something's wrong. He's also way stronger than he appears to be, as Frisk and Chara found out during the genocide route.
- Horrifying the Horror: Apparently his repeated defeating of Chara and Frisk in the genocide run traumatized the former so much that they do their damndest to not let Frisk tell him anything about their situation. Notably, this is one of the first times in the comic they drop their Smug Snake facade and come close to begging for Frisk to stop talking to him.
- Parental Substitute: To Frisk, although he really doesn't like to admit it. He really cares for their well-being and even tries to get them to talk about what's bothering them during a fun night out.
- Pungeon Master: Makes a skele-ton of bad jokes.
Papyrus
"GREETINGS HUMAN."
The younger brother of Sans. Aspires to be a great chef.
- All-Loving Hero: Always tries to help out whomever and wherever he can. This attitude extends even to Chara, as he genuinely tries to talk them down and never actually fights back when they attack him, only defending himself instead.
- Big Damn Heroes: He appears just in time to save Asriel from being gutted by Chara.
- Demoted to Extra: He was the second major boss in the original game, but has yet to play a bigger role in this story. Subverted, as he later plays a major role by being the first one to intervene in the fight between Asriel and a possessed Frisk/Chara.
- Hidden Depths: He admits several times that he is frustrated about how no one seems to want to tell him anything and how even his own brother tends to treat him like a child that should be coddled, when all he wants to do is help. When he takes part in the fight with Chara later on, he reveals that he always knew Frisk had an Enemy Within and even tries to talk said enemy down while sympathizing with their And I Must Scream situation.
- Secret Secret-Keeper: Downplayed. He always knew Frisk had the ghost of another human inside their head. He simply assumed it was common knowledge and had no idea that said other human was the cause of all of Frisk's current troubles.
- Small Name, Big Ego: He's a huge nerd who tries his best to appear cool. As far as his friends are concerned, he is.
Toriel
"Gracious, Frisk..."
The former queen of monsters and the mother of Frisk and Asriel.
- Almighty Mom: Not afraid to call someone out if she thinks they're endangering her children.
- Good Parents: Is a loving mother to both of her children and supports them wherever she can.
Asgore
"Howdy!"
The king of monsters and the father of Asriel and Frisk.
- The Confidant: Frisk chooses to open up to him in regards to their fears of hurting those around them and their past mistakes, due to both of them being The Atoner. They're full-on ready to tell him the whole story by the end of their talk and would have done so if Chara hadn't stopped them.
- The Good King: Used to be the beloved ruler to the kingdom of monsters.
- Good Parents: He cares just as much for his children as Toriel and is always willing to lend them an ear.
- Like Father, Like Son: Frisk notes that both he and Asriel are "fluffy pushover[s]".
- Real Men Wear Pink: He used to be a fierce warrior and ruler of his people and his hobbies are gardening and knitting. He even wears a pink sweater when Frisk visits him.
Undyne
"Looks like there's only one thing to do here...MORE SPEARS!!!
Click here to see her in her Undying form
The former captain of the Royal Guard. Now lives a (more or less) peaceful life on the surface.
- Blood Knight: Is visibly excited during the "workout" with Asriel and Frisk and seems to lighten up at the thought of "learning" a guy who almost drove over Frisk a lesson with her spears.
- Butch Lesbian: The physically strongest in the cast and in a loving relationship with the female lizard-monster Alphys.
- Eyepatch of Power: Wears an eyepatch on her right eye and is one of the strongest monsters in the cast.
- Irony: Rags on Frisk for watching too much anime — while striking a rather anime-esque pose herself.
Alphys
"Bad Dreams? You'll have to be more specific."
The retired Royal Scientist. A dorky lizard woman who loves anime.
- Hidden Depths: It's hinted that she still feels guilty over the Amalgamates.
- Nerd Glasses: Wears a pair of small, round spectacles, as is befitting for a former scientist.
- The Smart Guy: Seems to be the go-to person for science-y problems in the cast.
Others
Monster Kid
"Yo, Frisk!"
A classmate and friend of Frisk and Asriel. Always up for fun and games.
- Ambiguous Gender: They're referred to with gender-neutral pronouns and don't seem to have any bodily traits identifying them as male or female.
- Armless Biped: Which proves to be their undoing when targeted by Ryan, who trips them up while they play tag. Due to not having arms to catch themselves with, they land head-first in the snow.
- His Name Really Is "Barkeep": Monster Kid seems to be their real name, not just a nick-name.
Martain
"Well...I know one thing that always cheers them up!"
A human kid who befriended Asriel, Frisk, and Monster Kid.
- Nice Guy: Suggested playing tag upon realizing that everyone was feeling somewhat down and immediately defended Monster Kid when Ryan started harassing them.
Ryan
"Wow, walk much? Doesn't look like it."
A rather unpleasant boy attending school with Frisk and their friends.
- Asshole Victim: His racist behavior and refusal to apologize for his actions get him on the receiving end of a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown from Frisk.
- The Bully: Tripped up Monster Kid for little to no reason other than that he felt like it and even doubled down instead of apologizing when prompted to do so by Frisk.
- Fantastic Racism: Hates monsters due to having lost his uncle to them and some teenage monsters regularly vandalizing his father's shop.
- One Degree of Separation: As hinted at by his purple-colored speech text, and pretty much confirmed by Word of God, the uncle he mentions as having been killed by monsters was the purple Human SOUL.
