This route is the one that causes the absolute most change in terms of story.
Genocide: Frisk goes on a warpath attacking anything they encounter. This route eventually leads to a " Neutral Ending" EXP or LV may vary depending on what the one outside controlling Frisk does, but LV will NEVER surpass 18, as 19 will be a sign of a Genocide Route. Some monsters may be hurt or even killed. Neutral: Frisk is not always kind to EVERYONE they encounter. This route eventually leads to a " True Pacifist Ending" Frisk earns absolutely no EXP or LV and becomes friends with everyone. Pacifist: Frisk is kind to anyone they encounter, whether they want to hurt them or not. Each route can affect the story of the game in various ways, but can ultimately be divided into 3 major routes: Pacifist, Neutral, and Genocide. These actions are reflected on "routes" Frisk can take. However, the one outside can control Frisk's actions. They wear brown shorts with black shoes.įrisk doesn't really have a set personality, as they are controlled by one outside. The shirt has 1 and a half stripes on it, purple and yellow. They wear a torn shirt with both blue and green highlights. Their hands also have a white tint to them They have an expression-less face, but Frisk sometimes has a light smirk on their face. They have brown, not-so-long hair, but not short hair either with bangs. They have pale, yellow skin, with the left cheek having a light pink blush. Genocide: Frisk goes on the warpath to kill every monster in the underground.įrisk doesn't change much from their original Undertale counterpart, but they do have a few differences. Neutral: Frisk kills/hurts some monsters but not all of them. There are 3 main routes they can take: Pacifist, Frisk doesn't kill anyone and befriends ALL monsters. They can decide the fate of the Underground from the point they fall to the ending of their journey. The 8th fallen human, Frisk is " the player" and is controlled by a One Outside. Should be stated that the Characters are Wronged!Swap versions of themselves, abbreviated to WS characters.
Even though it was supposed to be a Revert!Swap clone, it became something far worse.
What can be known, however, is that the AU eventually came together as a slightly stable form. Objects melted, sprites corrupted, dialogues changed. So the so-perfect AU the multiverse wanted to create went haywire. The incompatible code, being forced together like it was, couldn't create something perfect. However, inside the AU, something was wrong. It could now rest, knowing that an empty spot has been filled. But the multiverse's hunger for more forced it to forcefully combine they bits and pieces, creating what was now a complete AU. Different uses of functions, variables, and numbers.
Undertale soulless pacifist differences code#
The language of code was different between Undertale, Underswap, and Revert! Swap. So, the multiverse pulled and cloned parts from an original Undertale AU and an Underswap AU. While so much could be done with a string of code or a singular file, it just couldn't be done. What could go wrong with just another clone? That was what the multiverse didn't account for. It didn't care if this AU already existed, after all, so many versions on Underswap and Underfell existed. These 2 objects seemed to belong to an unfinished Revert!Swap AU, but the multiverse needed a new addition. So, even without the help of the ones outside, the multiverse pulled what could be pulled from said code and file. The multiverse longed for a new addition. It seemed to know what things could be done with such minimal tools. That's all that was needed for a new universe to be emerged from the emptiness that is the void. It should be stated that the multiverse, (Not King Multiverse) has some sort of ability to create, even without creators or artists, which are referred to as, "the ones outside" The CreationĪ single string of code. The multiverse's attempt at creating a knock-off Revert!Swap AU.
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