★Frisk★

★Biografía★

Human race Gender: None Status: Alive OTHER NAMES My boy {Toriel} Child {Sans} Human {Throughout the Underground} Age: From 10 to 13 Place of birth: A stranger Soul Color: Red [DETERMINATION] Physical: Height: 1.50 m Hair: Smooth Chestnut Fur: Yellow Eyes: Blacks [Closed] Attire: Dark blue and magenta coat with pants and shoes.

★RELACIONES★

Friends: Sans, Papyrus, Undyne, Mettaton, Alphys, Toriel, Asgore Dreemurr, and Asriel Dreemurr. (None on the genocidal route) Enemies: Undyne the Undying (Genocidal Route) Mettaton NEO (Genocidal Route) Alphys (Genocidal Route) Sans (Genocidal Route) Asgore Dreemurr (Neutral and Genocidal Route) Flowey (Only on the peaceful and neutral route temporarily) Biological and Adoptive Family: Toriel (Foster Mother) Asriel Dreemurr (Deceased Brother)Asgore Dreemurr (Perhaps Adoptive Father)

★LIKES AND DISLIKES★

TASTES It depends on the player's route and actions. DISGUSTS It depends on the player's route and actions.

★EXTRA★

Note: This character has no defined gender. Therefore, mention of gender will be avoided as it is Toby Fox's (Creator of Undertale) wish to preserve the meaning and content of the game and keep the character's gender as none, as he has proposed. Frisk is the playable character, whose name is only revealed at the end of the True Pacifist Route. She is one of seven humans who reach the Underworld through Mount Ebott. Undertale documents Frisk's journey through the Underground to Asgore Castle, where the barrier to escape is located.

★DESCRIPCIÓN★

He is ashamed to speak While his in-game sprite always shows this character with a neutral expression, other characters and sometimes text boxes indicate that he is capable of expressing himself in different ways. For example, when Frisk encourages Napstablook during their battle, he is said to be showing "a shy smile."

★HABILIDADES★

Frisk has a lot of a lot of Determination, allowing them to Save and Recover at save points. They can load a Save file from the main menu screen, and will load at the last Save point if they die. Frisk can also Reset the world from the moment they fell into the ruins, though this is not enough to erase every single monster's memories of what happened before the reset. Which allows them to Save and Recover at save points. They can load a Save file from the main menu screen, and will load at the last Save point if they die. Frisk can also Reset the world from the moment they fell into the ruins, though this is not enough to erase every single monster's memories of what happened before the reset. For example, when you complete the second X's and O's puzzle, Sans says that "there's no way you haven't seen that before."

★PERSONALIDAD★

Frisk does talk to other characters, but unless the player is given a choice about what to say, their dialogue will not be shown. As a result, Frisk appears to be a silent person, with little to say. Depending on which ending the player is aiming for, Frisk may be depicted as friendly, in the case of the Neutral Route (and especially in the Pacifist Route). In the Pacifist Ending, characters such as Asriel emphasize Frisk's kindness, friendliness, and understanding. This is the only ending where their name is revealed, hinting at the true meaning of Frisk's name (which means "to play"). Should the player opt for the Genocide Route, other characters will view Frisk as a cold, brooding, and sinister person. Towns are evacuated and monsters avoid any contact with Frisk. Flowey, Undyne, Sans, and Asgore distinguish him as an inhuman being (in the sense that he lacks humanity). Asgore does not even recognize him as a human being (whereas in the other routes the opposite is true). However, it is unclear how much of the true Frisk remains at this point, as many interactions with the environment, beginning at Toriel's house, suggest that during this route Frisk is, in effect, under the possession of the first fallen human. Frisk remembers some events even if they have not been "saved". Some characters notice Frisk behaving strangely as a result of this. It's worth noting that Frisk is a "silent person," designed so that players can impersonate her. As such, her personality is never fully defined within the game, and it's up to the player to fill in the gap.

★HISTORIA PRINCIPAL★

Frisk is the eighth human to reach the Underground, landing in a bed of golden flowers. Little is known about Frisk's life on the surface, but she possesses enough determination to cross the Underground. Upon landing in the Ruins, Frisk encounters Flowey and Toriel. Toriel guides Frisk to her home in the heart of the ruins, where she tries to get Frisk to stay with her. However, Frisk demands to return to the surface, so Toriel attempts to destroy the exit from the ruins to protect them from Asgore. Frisk can either convince her to let them leave the ruins, or they can kill her, but this is up to the player. Trip In Snowdin, Frisk meets Sans and Papyrus, the skeleton brothers, who guard the gate for humans. Sans shows no interest in capturing him, and claims that Papyrus is harmless. They also encounter royal guard dogs along their way to Snowdin Village. If a Pacifist Route is chosen, Frisk will pet and play with the dogs to win battles. Upon arriving in Snowdin, Frisk meets some friendly monsters who take him in as one of their own, and he manages to learn more about them in the library and by talking to the residents. Papyrus will then attempt to capture Frisk via battle if they make it to the other side of the village to the Waterfall. If spared, Papyrus will explain that the exit from the Underground is at Asgore Castle and reveal a little more about the King's motives for collecting human souls. At the Waterfall, Frisk befriends Monster Kid while trying to evade the captain of the royal guard, Undyne. On her way, the ancient writings of this area give her more information about the monsters. They part ways when Monster Kid learns that he is a human. Because Undyne discovers that Asgore needs his human soul, which would be the last one needed to break the barrier that keeps the monsters trapped underground. Undyne tries to capture Frisk; s

★MAIN STORY★ [CONTINUED]

Undyne tries to capture Frisk; she can be killed or run away from by her to Hotland. There, Undyne will pass out from exhaustion and heat stroke. At this point, you can choose to cool her down with water from a nearby refrigerator or not. In Hotland, Royal Scientist Alphys tries to befriend Frisk with the help of her robot Mettaton. Mettaton reveals Alphys's true intentions to her at the Core exit and attempts to steal Frisk's soul in order to escape to the surface alone and stop Asgore from destroying the barrier. Frisk can either kill him or remind him of how important he is to the Underground monsters, so she convinces him to stay and let her go. Thanks to Alphys, he learns that he needs a monster's soul to be able to get to the surface, so he needs to kill Asgore. Frisk arrives in the capital of the Underground, New Home, where they learn from the local monsters the story of Asgore and Toriel's children, Asriel and the first human. It is clear to Frisk that Asgore's plan to free them fills them with hope. In the Last Corridor, Sans will judge him for the monsters he has killed (if he has ever killed them) and explains the meaning of LOVE and EXP, after which he tells him that the fate of the world is in his hands. Drain Frisk enters the throne room and encounters Asgore, who tries to engage them in conversation, but remains silent. The two of them head towards the barrier. First, Asgore gives Frisk a chance to turn back in case they are not ready yet. When Frisk decides to continue, Asgore will show the six human souls he collected before challenging Frisk. He makes sure Frisk will not show him mercy by breaking the MERCY option, but when Frisk defeats him, he regains the MERCY option. Thus, they can either forgive him or kill him. Whichever option, Flowey will appear, destroy Asgore's soul, and take the souls of the humans. The game will then end.

★MAIN STORY★ [Continued 2]

When the player reopens the game, they will only find that Flowey has saved his own game, a power he acquired by absorbing souls. Upon loading Flowey's game, he will appear in front of Frisk, who will challenge him by stepping forward. Thus, a battle begins in which there is little chance of winning. Frisk calls for help and the stolen souls begin to revolt. First, they heal Frisk and then weaken Flowey, making him vulnerable and subsequently taking away his ability to load and save the game. The souls leave Frisk and a weakened Flowey alone and, again, the player has the option to spare him or kill him before leaving the Underground. It is not explained how Frisk manages to cross the barrier, but he does so without incident and leaves the monsters trapped. Some time after the escape, Sans calls him and leaves him a voice message explaining the situation of the Underground after Asgore's death. No monster knows Frisk's name. True Pacifist Route To access the True Pacifist Route, the player must have completed a Neutral Route. If the player has completed a Neutral Pacifist Route without gaining EXP or LOVE (not killing anyone), Flowey will allow the player to return to a save point prior to the fight with Asgore where they can befriend the missing characters to access the True Pacifist Route and reach the True Pacifist Ending. In case the player has gained EXP or LOVE in a Neutral Route, the game must be restarted.

★Amistades★

Frisk gains Toriel's friendship by forgiving her, though she does not make any further appearances in the game until the final battle of the True Pacifist Route. Frisk gains Sans' friendship by forgiving Papyrus, and can optionally hang out with him on two occasions (in Waterfall he invites you to Grillby's, and in MTT Resort he treats you to dinner at the restaurant). Papyrus must also be befriended by going out with him either on a date or hanging out with him at his house. Napstablook can be befriended by smiling and cheering him up in the Ruins, and later by going to his house in Waterfall. Befriending them is not a requirement for the True Pacifist Route, though. If Frisk has given Undyne water when she faints on the bridge to Hotland, she can befriend her. With Papyrus' help, Frisk manages to sneak Undyne into her house, and she will try to get "revenge" for what you did to her by befriending Frisk. In an attempt to teach her how to make spaghetti, she accidentally sets her house on fire. She then challenges Frisk in an attempt to regain her lost honor, but eventually realizes that Frisk is "weak but kind-hearted", just like Asgore, and decides to befriend her. Mettaton can befriend her by forgiving him or surviving his battle without attacking or killing him. Alphys can be befriended by sending her Undyne's letter and completing the date event with her. Undyne, gathering the courage to write a love letter to Alphys, asks Frisk to deliver it to her lab. Alphys initially thinks the letter is from Frisk, but still agrees to go on an accidental date at the Garbage Dump. After a series of entanglements, Undyne shows up at the date and Alphys, full of regret, confesses her feelings and tells her that everything she has explained to her about the human world, among other things, is a lie (having shown her animes as if they were historical documents).

★Friendships★ [Continued]

having shown her animes as if they were historical documents). In the end, the situation ends well and Frisk forms friends with Alphys. After gaining Alphys' friendship, Papyrus will call Frisk and recommend that they go to the lab. There, they will find a note from Alphys and the entrance to the previously inaccessible True Lab. Alphys appears in the deepest part of the lab and thanks Frisk for coming. She gains enough trust to reveal the truth about her experiments to the entire Underground. While trying to leave the lab, Frisk receives a call from a mysterious voice, who thanks her for completing what was needed. Ending the call, she captures Frisk in the lab's elevator and takes them to the New Home in Asgore Castle. Barrier Upon challenging Asgore again, all of Frisk's friends arrive to stop the fight. Flowey then appears to steal the souls of the humans, trap them all, and attempt to kill Frisk, but his friends use their magic to protect him. All of the Underground's monsters appear and offer their support, but eventually fall into Flowey's trap, who absorbs all of their souls, leaving Frisk alone to fight. Flowey reveals himself to be Asriel, regaining his original body with the power of everyone's souls. He then has a battle with Frisk, whom he still mistakes for the first human. Frisk, not wishing to harm him, clings to their hopes and dreams and refuses to die, thus managing to prevent Asriel from controlling the timeline and resetting it. Asriel catches him, but Frisk realizes that they can "save" the absorbed souls of their friends by calling them and talking to them, giving them back their memories. Frisk discovers that they still have someone else to save, Asriel, and calls him. Then, he observes Asriel's memories of the first human, who bears resemblance to Frisk. Asriel begins to feel emotions through the souls of the monsters, and eventually stops fighting.

★Barrier★ [Continued 2]

telling Frisk that he feels scared and alone. Asriel, realizing that he is not the human he once knew, hears Frisk's name for the first time. He apologizes for hurting everyone and the player is given the option to forgive him or not. The answer given does not affect the True Pacifist Ending. Asriel destroys the barrier with the souls of the monsters and the 6 humans and knowing that he will return to being a flower asks the player to leave him. The player is then given the option to comfort him or not.

★Libertad★

After the battle, Frisk wakes up alongside her friends (Toriel, Sans, Papyrus, Undyne, Alphys, and Asgore). Although they seem to remember little about Flowey and what happened (including Asriel), they all know Frisk's name. At this point, Frisk (and the player) can roam the Underground if they wish and talk to all the monsters. If Frisk speaks to Asriel one last time, he will ask why she decided to climb Mount Ebott in the first place. Although Frisk does not respond, Asriel senses foolishness, fate, and suicide as possible motives. Like other facets of Frisk's personality, this fact is open to the player's choice and interpretation. Frisk and her friends leave the Underground. Once outside, Asgore then offers them the position of ambassador of the monsters to the humans. Frisk's friends leave the place, leaving him with Toriel, who asks him what he will do now, to which the player can decide if Frisk should stay and live with her or simply respond that he has places to go. If the player decides to stay and live with Toriel, the final scene shows Frisk sleeping in a room in Toriel's new house, with Toriel carrying a piece of cake for Frisk. Otherwise, the end will show a photo of Frisk with all of his friends.

★Nombre★

★His original name was "Saul the good man" «If the player chooses to call the fallen human "Frisk" at the start of the game, Hard Mode will be activated, which only lasts the same duration as the demo. The Hard Mode adventure ends at the end of the Ruins.

★Curiosidades★

★In a joke column on Starmen.net, Toby Fox posted early versions of the Undertale files claiming they were from a hack called "Underbound 2", where Frisk was planned to be an androgynous infant who would be the cousin-in-law of "Squeezo" from the non-existent Earthbound hack, "UnderGround". In this version, she appears with black lines on the edges of her sprite, shoes, and darker hair compared to the lighter brown she has in the final version of the game.[1] ★During the game it is hinted that Temmie is allergic to Frisk. ★Asriel points out the physical similarity between Frisk and Chara, despite their personalities being completely different. ★If you use any kind of cheat to manipulate the game data or try to edit the sprite of the playable character, Frisk, there is a small chance of unlocking the "Dirty Cheater" ending. ★Frisk and Flowey are the only ones with the ability to Save, Load, and Reset their Save Files. Flowey can save and load multiple "save states" at any time unlike Frisk or the player. «Chara could have had the same power, but to what degree is completely unknown, although it is known that he has the ability to restore the world after the player has given him their SOUL. ★In the original English version, the pronoun "they" is used to refer to Frisk. Although this pronoun usually means "they", it can be used on specific occasions such as in the game itself to refer to a single individual without specifying their gender or sex. Since this resource is not available in Spanish, translation methods have been used in an attempt to avoid referring to gender. ★If you try to go to a wall in a room by pressing the up and down keys at the same time, Frisk's Sprite will start moving quickly in the same place in a glitch manner until the action is stopped. This allows for encounters with more powerful monsters.

★Curiosidades★ 2

★Frisk has the option to flirt with several characters, but this is up to the player. For example, you can call out to Toriel and flirt with her, you can also flirt with Papyrus during their fight, and you can strike impressive poses with Mettaton in his final form.

★Ruta Genocida★

In a Genocide Route, Frisk kills all the monsters in the Underground. To do this route, you must kill a specific number of monsters in The Ruins. Once you have reached the kill target (21), the next encounter will display the message "But nobody came...". If you attempt to confront Napstablook after you have finished the kill counter in the Ruins, he will flee when you approach, implying that he is afraid of you despite being incorporeal. When you confront Toriel, she will die in one blow; after this she realizes that by keeping you in the Ruins she was not protecting you, but the other monsters. When you reach the end of the Ruins, Flowey will mistake you for the first human, telling you that you are not human and that your SOUL is stolen. Flowey finishes telling us his evil plan by saying: "Mmm... It's a wonderful idea." When you reach Snowdin, Frisk ignores Sans, telling you that his brother wants to see a human, and that he would like you to continue pretending to be one. In the town of Snowdin, the citizens (with the exception of Monster Kid) will be evacuated, being able to steal both the Gold and the products that are sold for free in the store. Upon reaching Papyrus, Frisk will walk towards him while he talks; where Papyrus will say that you can be a better person, giving you the chance to forgive him. Upon dying, Papyrus says that he still believes in you, and that you can be a better person. In Waterfall, the story is almost the same, until Monster Kid appears, and Frisk goes to kill him; but Undyne appears to block the attack with her body, to which she refuses to die, becoming Undyne the Undying. Upon dying (for the second time), she will say that Alphys has evacuated everyone and has called Asgore to absorb the human souls and thus defeat you. Upon reaching Hotland and entering the laboratory, Mettaton will say that Alphys managed to successfully evacuate the monsters, fleeing shortly after.

★Ruta Genocida★ <Continuación>

Running away shortly after seeing you approaching him. Frisk advances throughout Hotland and the Core; reaches where Mettaton is, who tells him that he knows that you will also destroy humanity, so he uses his true form, Mettaton NEO; falling in a single blow due to his poor defenses. Upon reaching the New Home, Flowey will talk to Frisk about how he became a flower, how he could control the timeline, and to free the monsters as it is the last thing they have left to do. Flowey flees when he sees Frisk looking at him with a terrifying face. In the Last Corridor, Sans appears to confront you, since you are putting the timelines at risk. After his death you can go to the throne room, where Asgore would have been warned by Flowey to stop you. Upon seeing you, Asgore will not suspect that you are a human, and without the player being able to do anything, Frisk kills Asgore, and later Flowey when he betrays the king so that you can see that he "never betrayed you". After this, the first human will appear, telling you that thanks to you, he came back from the dead, and will offer you whether or not to delete the world. Regardless of what you decide, he will end up deleting the world; after which the game closes; having to forever spoil the True Pacifist Ending if you want to regenerate it.

★Curiosidades Extra★ :)(:

★In a joke column on Starmen.net, Toby Fox posted early versions of the Undertale files claiming they were from a hack called "Underbound 2", where Frisk was planned to be an androgynous infant who would be the cousin-in-law of "Squeezo" from the non-existent Earthbound hack, "UnderGround". In this version, he appears with black lines on the edges of his sprite, shoes, and darker hair compared to the lighter brown he has in the final version of the game. ★If you use any kind of cheat to manipulate the game data or try to edit the sprite of the playable character, Frisk, there is a small chance of unlocking the "dirty hacker" ending. ★Frisk and previously Flowey are the only ones with the ability to Save, Load, and Reset their known Save Files. Flowey can save and load multiple "save states" at any time unlike Frisk or the player. ★In the original English version, the pronoun "they" is used to refer to Frisk. This pronoun, although it usually means "they", can be used in specific occasions such as in the game itself to refer to a single individual without specifying their gender. ★Frisk has the option to "flirt" with various characters, depending on the player's decisions. For example, Toriel can be called and flirted with, and Papyrus can be flirted with during their fight, as well as some other monsters. ★Taking a cue from the translation of the name "Frisk" into Swedish/Norwegian which is "healthy", in Alphys's fridge the player is given the option to take the instant noodles, if the answer is no, a text will appear saying "you prefer to stay healthy". This could indicate that Frisk prefers healthy foods contrary to Chara, who, during a dialogue in the Genocide Route, when opening Asgore's fridge says "There is no chocolate" through Frisk, this being a nod to her fondness for junk food unlike her host.

★Curiosidades 2★ :(

★If the player chooses to call the fallen human "Frisk" at the start of the game, Hard Mode will be activated, which only lasts the same duration as the demo.

Extra :/

Frisk talks to other characters, but unless the player is given a choice as to what to say, their dialogue will not be shown. As a result, Frisk appears to be a silent person of few words. Depending on the ending the player wants, Frisk can be portrayed as friendly, in the case of the Neutral Route (and especially in the Pacifist Route). In the Pacifist Ending, characters such as Asriel emphasize Frisk's kindness, friendliness, and understanding. This is the only ending in which their name is revealed. Should the player choose to take the Genocide Route, other characters will view Frisk as a cold, brooding, and sinister person. Flowey, Undyne, Sans, and Asgore all distinguish them as inhuman (meaning they lack humanity). Asgore does not even recognize them as human (unlike in other routes, where the opposite is true). However, it is unclear how long this remains the case, as many interactions with the environment seem to indicate that during this route, the first fallen human is manifesting in Frisk. Frisk remembers some events even if they have not been "saved." Sans and Mettaton notice Frisk behaving strangely as a result of this. It's worth noting that Frisk is a "silent person," designed so that players can impersonate her. As such, her personality is never fully defined within the game.