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Protagonists
Chara
- Voiced by: Lumisau
- Ambiguous Gender: They are referred to exclusively with they/them pronouns and don't seem to identify as a boy or a girl.
- Ambiguously Human: Their occasional Nightmare Face, along with their questionable ability to shoot out of an empty pistol, the fact that their eyes turn red when they're angry or especially fired up, and, you know, them coming Back from the Dead by taking over Frisk's body, point to to them not being exactly human anymore.
- At Least I Admit It: They are fully aware that they are a killer, but see themselves as better than Frisk and Asriel in that regard, because they never pretended to be anything else.
- Because You Were Nice to Me: Buddy defending them from Jim is what gets them to realize they really can rely on her and that she won't stab them in the back in Chara's Hate.
- Black Eyes of Crazy: When their hatred starts consuming them in Chara's Hate, their eyes turn black with glowing red irises.
- Black Eyes of Evil: When Chara unleashes their full power, their eyes turn solid black and Ominous Obsidian Ooze leaks from them and their mouth.
- Blade Enthusiast: Though they have access to a number of weapons, they seem to like knives most. Lampshaded by their character profile, which lists their likes as simply "Knives".
- Blood Knight: Chara revels in fighting and violence and is often the most eager between them and Buddy to start battles.Chara: I love when they can fight back!
- Blue-and-Orange Morality: They have zero issues with hurting, maiming, and murdering people. But traitors and liars piss them off something fierce. They also dislike swearing and repeatedly ask Buddy to stop using foul language.
- Brainy Brunette: Their hair is dark brown and they are very articulated, a talented fighter, and extremely perceptive.
- Break the Haughty: The entire series is basically them going through this. They go from a Smug Super who considers even one defeat an unforgivable offense to a much more humble and kind person who's willing to admit their mistakes and do better going forward.
- Came Back Strong: They leeched off of Frisk's LOVE during the genocide run and then murdered them to take over their body.
- Combat Sadomasochist: Chara loves causing pain and suffering in their fights, but also doesn't seem too bothered if their opponents get a few shots in. As long as they don't have a chance of actually winning, that is.
- Determinator: Chara's determination allowed them to access Save Points, reload, and reset in their own world. It also makes them a pretty dangerous opponent. They can channel it to amplify their abilities and persist against enemies for a long time.
- Even Evil Has Standards: Despite not being averse to violence in the slightest, they still become uncharacteristically somber when Buddy and them enter a world torn by war.
- Evil Cannot Comprehend Good:
- They genuinely don't understand why Buddy would use one of her healing items to save a near-dead mother in a war-zone. Buddy needs to threaten them with leaving to keep them from killing the woman. And even then, they only accept her choice very reluctantly.
- In The Good, the Bad and the Kiwi, Pt.1, they accuse their Siblingtale counterpart of having become Frisk's "slave", when they reveal their Heel–Face Turn. When Siblingtale-Chara makes it clear that that isn't the case and that they changed because they genuinely believe Vengeance Feels Empty, Chara looks about ready to blow a fuse.
- Grudging "Thank You": While they don't really understand why she did it, they still begrudgingly thank Buddy for saving them from Jim.
- Hates Everyone Equally: Before their untimely death, they were a Misanthrope Supreme. After their resurrection via possession, they want to see everybody burn.
- Hypocrite: They attack Siblingtale-Frisk and Siblingtale-Asriel out of anger over the two of them thinking they are "above consequences". Chara themselves has murdered, betrayed, and ruined people whenever it suited them to do so and never even entertained the idea of facing consequences at any point.
- In Love with Your Carnage: They take great pleasure in watching Buddy deal with Béte Noire.
- It's All About Me: Ultimately, Chara's world revolves solely around Chara. Partners and friends are only worth caring about if they do exactly what Chara wants when Chara wants it. Buddy is just about the only exception to the rule, and only because her and Chara currently share the same goal.
- Lack of Empathy: Chara doesn't care much for the feelings of others and treats everyone with roughly the same amount of cold indifference. Best shown when they mock Jim for his anger over them killing Papyrus.
- Misanthrope Supreme: When they were alive, they had a deep-seated hatred for humanity. They still have that, but now it extends to just about every living being. This leads to a conflict between them and Buddy leading up to Chara's Hate, where Chara wants to kill an injured woman and her baby simply for being human — and thus weak — only for Buddy to stop them due to the woman and her child being innocent.
- Nightmare Face: Chara can transform their mouth into a fanged maw, which they use to eat Buddy's face in Chara vs. Buddy. When unleashing their full power, their eyes turn solid black, their mouth opens up impossibly wide, and black ooze leaks out of both.
- Never My Fault: The comic reveals that they see Frisk as the one primarily responsible for the genocide run. Even though they themselves obviously took immense pleasure from carrying it out and proudly owned up to the murders committed in it. Ironically, the reason they killed Frisk and took over their body was because of their anger over Frisk trying to shift blame to them.
- Other Me Annoys Me: Meeting their Siblingstale-counterpart, who has abandoned their quest for revenge against humanity and fights with Frisk instead of against them, throws them off and upsets them.
- Pint-Sized Powerhouse: They're just a small child, but they were able to murder nearly every monster in the Underground and give Jim, an adult human who is much taller and heavier than they are, a run for his money.
- Revenge Before Reason: They by no means had to attack Siblingtale-Asriel and -Frisk. The entire fight could have been easily avoided if Chara had just ignored them and walked away. But Chara is so insistent on getting the vengeance they think they're entitled to from Frisk and Asriel, they're willing to jeopardize Buddy's and their entire reason for coming to the Siblingtale-verse in the first place just to provoke a fight with two other children.
- Sadist: Unapologetically so. Chara thoroughly enjoys bringing pain and misery to others, as in their mind, they all deserved it anyway.
- Smug Super: Chara is very much aware that their determination and (probably) supernatural fighting skills make them a tougher opponent than the average human. And they never get tired of flaunting it in front of their enemies.
- Sword Beam: Chara's True Knife is capable of unleashing blasts of crimson destructive energy capable of destroying worlds at full power.
- The Unapologetic: Chara is of the opinion that they've never done anything wrong, ever. And if they did, they don't care.
- Vitriolic Best Buds: Form this sort of relationship with Buddy over the course of the series.
Buddy
- Voiced by: ProjectSNT
- Action Girl: An accomplished warrior in her own world and tough enough to force a stalemate against Chara.
- The Alcoholic: Which is pretty disturbing, seeing as she's still very much a child. It only serves as another example of how messed up the world she came from is.
- The Atoner: Downplayed. Her estrangement from her only living family member Rando and his death shortly afterwards led her to a huge Heel Realization. In her own words, it made her want to try and "salvage what [she] still can" in her world.
- Berserk Button: She has multiple.
- Trying to harm her one remaining eye is a sure-fire way to piss her off. Chara found that out the hard way.
- People who justify their bad deeds by claiming they do them For the Greater Good when it's obvious they're in it for themselves.
- People not taking her seriously. She flies into a rage when Chara makes fun of her during their first meeting in Chara vs Buddy and starts cussing Siblingtale-Frisk out when they call her "Patchy the pirate" in the comic.
- Sadists. She's disgusted with Jim for trying to further harm Chara after they're already defeated, just to satisfy his desire for revenge. Ironically, she never seems to realize that Chara is fairly sadistic as well. Or if she does, she chooses to let it slide.
- BFS: Her scimitar, which is almost her size and is capable of slicing Chara's entire body in half in Chara vs Buddy.
- Blue-and-Orange Morality: Murder, stealing, and beating the crap out of other people are all things she can live with. But Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil and just about the only thing she considers a real crime that puts someone Beyond Redemption.
- Child Mage: Gains the ability to use magic after putting on Undyne's eyepatch.
- Combat Pragmatist: Buddy will do literally anything to come out on top in a fight, from using explosives, to taking Joy to boost her strength, to flashing her opponent.
- Cruel Mercy: She refuses to kill Jim despite him begging her to and states that death is too good for him.
- Dark and Troubled Past: Her flashback in the comic shows her going through various traumatic events, including but not limited to losing her eye and being forced to watch as Brad beats Marty to death in front of her.
- Distracted by the Sexy: She exposes herself to her enemies in order to stun them. Overlaps with Not Distracted by the Sexy, as the only two people she's used it on in the series so far are Chara and Kiwi-Frisk, and neither of them are impressed (although Chara did fall for it the first two times).
- Even Evil Has Standards: Buddy might be a Jerkass and a Combat Pragmatist, but even she balks at the prospect of hurting someone who poses no threat and/or can't fight back. She saved Chara from Jim when he announced he would torture them for all eternity when they were already defeated and even risked her already pretty fragile partnership with them later on to save an injured mother and her child from them. She also thinks rapists are the only people deserving of A Fate Worse Than Death.
- Eyepatch of Power: Chara gives her Undyne's eyepatch to wear, to replace her bandages after their trek through Waterfall. Later on a literal example, as the eyepatch gives Buddy the ability to use magic.
- Eye Scream: Her right eye is missing and covered by bandages in her first appearance in Chara vs Buddy. During that same video, Chara also tries (and succeeds) to poke out her remaining eye, which Buddy understandably doesn't take so well.
- Lady Swears-a-Lot: Buddy curses a lot when she's angry, much to Chara's chagrin.
- Last of Her Kind: In her own world, she is the only female alive.
- Living Macguffin: Her status as the last woman on earth effectively painted a target on her back when she was still in Olathe, as everybody who heard of her tried to get her into their own hands for repopulation. Her desire to lead her own life and not be treated as a prized object was what motivated her to become the fighter she is.
- Morality Pet: Ironically, she becomes this to Chara of all people. While she doesn't really do anything to quell Chara's violent tendencies, she does draw the line at hurting innocent people and prevents Chara from doing so as well.
- My Greatest Failure: Rando's death and the events leading up to it haunt her to this day. It's so bad that a mere illusion of him is enough to drive her to tears.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Buddy has no respect or empathy for anyone but herself. Anyone who stands in the way of her goals is simply an obstacle to be dealt with. However, she does form a genuine bond with Chara and saves the life of a mother and her baby despite Chara wanting to kill them.
- Pint-Sized Powerhouse: Despite her small size and youth, Buddy is capable of cutting off limbs and wielding a solid weapon about her size. Boosting herself with Joy makes her even stronger.
- Took a Level in Idealism: Downplayed. At the beginning of Chara's Hate, she stops Chara from killing an injured woman and her infant child and admits that Chara was correct when they pegged her as not completely ruthless. Rando's death made her realize that her Utopia Justifies the Means-mentality was messed up beyond belief and made her devote herself to salvage what little of Olathe was left once she got back there.
Antagonists
Jim Sterling
- Voiced by: Vade
- Acrofatic: He's pretty stout, but quick enough to avoid almost all of Chara's attacks.
- An Arm and a Leg: Buddy cuts off his left arm to stop him from torturing Chara.
- The Beast Master: He has the ability to summon a being called 'Cornflake Humonculus' to act as a distraction while he powers up.
- Evil Brit: The fully-voiced segment at the beginning of his video reveals that he speaks with a British accent and he uses stereotypical British cuss words and expressions during the fight. He also proves himself as a formidable opponent, who almost manages to submit Chara to A Fate Worse Than Death. Downplayed, as he doesn't fight just for the heck of it, but to avenge his crush Papyrus.
- Dance Battler: He charges up his powers with an odd dance, which leaves Chara and Buddy briefly incredulous.
- Hero Antagonist: The only reason he wants to make Chara suffer is because they murdered the person he loved and pretty much the majority of the Underground's population. He even tells Buddy to stay out of the fight, as his business isn't with her.
- Ink-Suit Actor: His looks and personality are almost identical to real-life YouTuber Jim Sterling
. - Malevolent Masked Men: He wears a plague doctor mask and wants to make Chara pay for what they've done to Papyrus. Downplayed, as his anger and desire for revenge are pretty justified and he only ever acts malevolent towards Chara.
- Master of Illusion: He can summon copies of himself to take the hit for him and even fight his battles for a short time.
- My God, What Have I Done?: After Buddy subjects him to a scathing "The Reason You Suck" Speech, he realizes his vindictive crusade isn't as just as he thought and no matter how much he makes Chara suffer, it'll never bring Papyrus back. This makes him break down into tears and beg Buddy to kill him, which she refuses to do.
- Wake-Up Call Boss: He's Buddy's and Chara's first encounter, and he almost kills Chara in their battle.
Béte Noire/"Betty"
- Voiced by: ProjectSNT
- Asshole Victim: Anyone who has seen Glitchtale knows she is more than deserving of the absolutely brutal beat-down she receives from Chara and Buddy.
- An Arm and a Leg: Chara cuts her arms off to protect Buddy.
- Bullying a Dragon: Really, she couldn't have picked worse in terms of first victims.
- Cute and Psycho: She'd be an adorable kid, if she wasn't so murder-happy. Lampshaded by her when she gushes to Kumu about how cute her current form is.
- Embarrassing Nickname: Chara starts calling her "strawberry", because of her overall pinkness.
- Even Evil Has Standards: She is enraged when she learns that Chara is working towards the destruction of humanity.
- Humanoid Abomination: She looks like a harmless little girl (at least when she and Kumu are separated), but she's really a power-hungry demon. When Chara and Buddy start to rip her limb from limb, her body is revealed to be hollow inside. And what looks like her "clothing" seems to be part of her.
- I Know What You Fear: Of the fear invocation-variety, overlapping with her Master of Illusion-powers: she can make her opponent hallucinate the thing they fear most, effectively stunning them and leaving them defenseless against her.
- Master of Illusion: The images she conjures up to distract people are based on their worst fears and insecurities. It's not elaborated what Chara sees, but Buddy sees Rando.
- Meaningful Name: 'Béte Noire' is French for 'Black Beast', and as a term, refers to something that one extremely dislikes.
- There Is No Kill Like Overkill: First Chara cuts her arms off and throws them and Kumu far out of her reach. Then a pissed-off Buddy tears off her jaw, decapitates her, and squashes what remains of her head under her boot. It's probably for the best that she decided to call it a day after that...
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: After realizing she's way out of her league with Chara and Buddy, she runs back into the woods.
- Sinister Scythe: Her weapon that she forms out of Kumu, her other half, is a pink scythe.
- Soul Eating: How she gains power. She tries to kill Buddy and Chara to devour their souls, but it doesn't go according to plan.
- The Worf Effect: She's nigh-unstoppable in Glitchtale, but is defeated in roughly two minutes in Interlopers. Justified, as her fight with Chara and Buddy was a) non-canonical and b) took place right after she woke up and was at her weakest.
- Would Hurt a Child: As soon as she became aware of Buddy's and Chara's presence, she decided to murder them and take their souls.
- Wounded Gazelle Gambit: She tries to gain Buddy's and Chara's trust by pretending to be just a normal girl. It fails spectacularly and she narrowly avoids getting shot in the face by Chara for her troubles.
Hate
- Back for the Dead: It briefly returns in The Good, the Bad and the Kiwi, Pt.2 when Chara suffers a near-fatal blow from Kiwi and prepares to take over again. But Kiwi merely kills it then and there, then leaves as if nothing happened.
- Conservation of Ninjutsu: Subverted at first, but played straight later on. Although Chara manages to destroy quite a few of Hate's drones at the start of the fight, they're vastly outnumbered and almost get taken over. Until Buddy manages to enter their mindscape, after which the two of them dispose of Hate's entire army rather easily.
- Didn't Think This Through: It evidently didn't consider that antagonizing Chara and trying to force them to submit to its will would lead to Chara rejecting it altogether and teaming up with Buddy against it.
- Enemy Within: When Chara resists its attempt to force them to kill Buddy, Hate drags them into a Battle in the Center of the Mind and orders Chara to give in. When Chara refuses, Hate mockingly accuses Buddy of having made them go soft.
- Evil Counterpart: To Chara of all people. While Chara's violence is aimed towards a certain goal and they don't really care about anything else, Hate's violence is wanton and random, simply serving to make it stronger.
- Hive Mind: Hate seems to be a combination of the hatred of every Chara in the multiverse, as opposed to a single entity. It frequently uses 'we' instead of 'I' to refer to itself and every Hate-Chara looks and acts pretty much the same.
- Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Its attempt to take over Chara's body so it can make them kill Buddy not only fails spectacularly, but also leads to Chara and Buddy's bond growing stronger, since they now have a common enemy to fight.
- Power Of Hate: It is comprised of the hatred of almost every Chara in the multiverse.
- Red and Black and Evil All Over: The Hate-Chara's are all made up of sickly black liquid, have red eyes, and wield red knives as their primary weapons.
- Rule of Symbolism: The battle with Hate is essentially all about Chara finally learning to trust Buddy and examining their own biases while doing so.
- The Man Behind the Man: In some way, it is this for Chara. It's been foreshadowed as far back as Chara Vs Jim Sterling that Chara's power partially stems from their deep hatred of humanity, so one could say the genocide run and Chara's part in it were largely influenced by Hate as well.
Siblingtale-Frisk and Siblingtale-Asriel
- Frisk voiced by: MelodivaAsriel voiced by: Adoxographist
- Badass Adorable: They're two good-hearted children who are very adept at sword-fighting and combat magic.
- Big Brother Instinct: They love their younger sister Astell to bits and are horrified when she goes missing in the woods. Later on, Frisk keeps Asriel from revealing Astell's existence to Interlopers-Chara, knowing full well what Chara might do to her if they knew about her.
- Cutting Off the Branches: Their Alternate Universe, Siblingtale, is a possible Good Ending to Endertale.
- Dual Boss: They fight Buddy and Chara as a team.
- Hero Antagonist: They had no desire whatsoever to fight Chara or Buddy. They only do so when it becomes obvious that Chara and Buddy won't let them leave peacefully.
- Heroes Prefer Swords: They're antagonists only because our protagonists want to pick a fight, and they share Asriel's longswords during the fight.
- Playing with Fire: Both of them use fire magic against Buddy and Chara.
- Scarf of Asskicking: Frisk wears a dark orange scarf and is a skilled dodger and magic user.
- Shut Up, Hannibal!: When Interlopers-Chara attempts to give both of them a "The Reason You Suck" Speech, citing their previous "partnerships" with them as evidence that Frisk and Asriel are really horrible people and Hypocrites, Frisk isn't having it. They rebuff Chara by stating that them and Asriel have already atoned. They also state that since they never killed Sans in their timeline, Chara's claim that Frisk is a merciless killer in denial holds no weight.
Kiwi-Frisk
- Ambiguous Gender: Boy, girl, something else? Nobody knows. Kiwi is just Kiwi. In The Good, the Bad and the Kiwi, Pt. 2, it's revealed that Kiwi is a boy, or at least goes by he/him-pronouns.
- Ambiguously Human: No one really knows what they are. They look human, but their behavior and immense power seem to hint at them being something else entirely.
- Berserk Button: Do not destroy their music box if you know what's good for you. Chara doing this results in Kiwi just straight-up murdering them, despite Core having forbidden him from doing so. It's the only time in the series where we see Kiwi genuinely angry.
- Cloudcuckoolander: They spent their time walking aimlessly across the multiverse, never actually speaking or doing anything except when provoked.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: It takes them barely a snap of their fingers to pound Chara and Buddy into the dirt. Chara had to boost themselves with Joy to be on somewhat equal footing with them. And even that is later on revealed to not even reach the full extent of their power.
- Eyepatch of Power: The red bandana they're wearing covers their left eye and they're strong enough to defeat both Chara and Buddy at the same time with little to no effort.
- Improbable Weapon User: Their weapon is a giant spoon.
- Lethal Joke Character: They seem like a simple-minded kid with a few funny quirks at first. Then they nonchalantly defeat two of the strongest fighters in the multiverse just by raising their arms.
- Moment Killer: Just when it looks like Chara will be going through some hard introspection at the end of The Good, the Bad and the Kiwi Pt 1, Kiwi appears and reignites Chara's and Buddy's hatred.
- Reality Warper: Is capable of bending the very fabric of reality, which explains how he can travel the multiverse so easily and why all of his fights tend to take a turn for the outlandish and bizarre.
- Spanner in the Works: Gaster's plan to trap Chara and Buddy in a never-ending stalemate probably would have worked, if they hadn't chosen to interfere for as of yet unknown reasons.
- Troll: They interrupt Chara and Buddy's fight and beat both of them to a pulp for seemingly no reason at all. Later on, they intentionally mess with Buddy at Grillby's, easily rebuff her attempt to "stun" them and, to add insult to injury, defeat her with little effort once again.
- Willfully Weak: Chara correctly deduces in The Good, the Bad and the Kiwi, Pt. 2 that, had Kiwi wanted to, they could have reduced both Chara and Buddy to ashes with little effort. The repeated extremely humiliating Curb-Stomp Battles Chara and Buddy suffered were just Kiwi holding back for their sake.
Others
W.D. Gaster
- Voiced by: Zedrin
- Berserk Button: Buddy and Chara being in a romantic relationship is literally his worst nightmare. Any mention of them being romantically involved is sure to get a violent or disgusted reaction out of him.
- Big Good: "Good" may be a bit of a stretch, seeing as he was willing to let two children fight to the death for all eternity, but in his defense, one of said children is a homicidal maniac who would have destroyed the world if he hadn't interfered.
- Everyone Has Standards: At the the end of Chara vs Jim Sterling, he admits that even though he cares nothing for Chara, he can understand why Buddy saved them from what Jim was about to do.
- Mysterious Watcher: A bit less so than Core-Frisk, since his motives are pretty clear-cut (getting Chara out of his timeline), but the means through which he transported Buddy from Olathe into the Last Corridor and the way he keeps watching her and Chara's journey makes him come across as one.
- Would Hurt a Child: Understandably, he couldn't care less if Chara ended up dead at the end of all of this.
Core Frisk
- All-Loving Hero: They were distraught upon realizing they arrived too late to prevent Frisk's murder, but nonetheless attempted to set Chara, who was the one to kill Frisk, on the right path to save themselves.
- Armor-Piercing Response: When Chara boasts of their strength as a reason why no one in the multiverse could be a match for them, Core Frisk gently points out that Chara couldn't land a single hit on them earlier.
- Big Good: Plays this a little more straight than Gaster. While Gaster just wants Chara to be stopped through any means necessary, Core-Frisk wants both Chara and Buddy to look inside themselves and change for the better through their shared adventure.
- Embarrassing Nickname: They don't really like how Chara keeps referring to them as "Coconut Head".
- The Man Behind the Man: In The Good, the Bad and the Kiwi, Pt. 2 , they admit to the audience that they're behind Kiwi's antagonizing of Chara and Buddy. Though they admit that Kiwi was never supposed to actually kill them, just set them on their journey.
- Mysterious Watcher: They've been observing and, to a certain point, arranging, Chara's and Buddy's fight, team-up, and journey. And while they have stated they did it in order to get both children to see the error of their ways by growing together, it's unknown as of yet why they chose this Chara in particular, why they care so much about what happens to Buddy, or if they're somehow connected to Kiwi-Frisk.
- The Omnipresent: Similar to Gaster, their fall into the CORE led to their consciousness being shattered across time and space. Thus, they are able to exist everywhere and every time at once.
- Shipper on Deck: While Gaster finds the idea of Chara and Buddy becoming a couple repulsive, Core states that they'd find it cute and would fully support such an outcome.
Astell
- Children Are Innocent: She immediately reaches out to Buddy when she sees her, not even slightly frightened by Buddy's missing eye or her gigantic sword.
- Morality Pet: Has been Siblingtale-Chara's since she was born. Seeing how loved she was made Chara think about how differently they could have turned out if they'd been raised by a loving family like the Dreemurrs from the start, and her innocence restored their hope in the future, causing them to abandon their crusade for vengeance.
- The Cutie: She's cute as a button and excited about every new person she meets.
Siblingtale-Chara
- Big Sibling Instinct: They list their love for Astell as the main reason for their Heel–Face Turn. They want her to have the normal childhood they themselves never had.
- Good Counterpart: To Chara. This Chara has long since realized that holding on to their hatred was a pointless endeavor and instead use their determination to protect their loved ones.
- Heel–Face Turn: In Endertale, they were the Big Bad pulling out all kinds of dirty tricks to try to make Frisk reset and finish their Genocide run. They had a change of heart in Siblingtale thanks to Astell, to the point that they're helping Frisk and trying to talk down Interlopers-Chara and Buddy peacefully.
- Identical Twin ID Tag: As Alternate Universe versions of the same person, they're almost completely identical to Interlopers-Chara down to how they talk and dress. However, this Chara is wearing a striped poncho instead of a striped shirt, their pants are a lighter shade, and their cheeks aren't as pink.
- Sharing a Body: They are on good terms with Frisk and possess them briefly to help them in their fight with Chara and Buddy.
- Vengeance Feels Empty: They ultimately abandoned their wrath for Asriel and Frisk after coming to the conclusion that it was pointless and harmful, and are content with seeing everyone have a happy ending.
- You Are Better Than You Think You Are: They try to convince Interlopers-Chara that they can change for the better if they let themselves.
