Murderchild version of Chara either has interest in fighting humans, and/or wanted to go 'hunting' in a new environment, so they wanted to get to the surface. He goes about this by capturing stranded people as they become caught in the shipwrecking trap on his island, and loosing them on the island with a time limit before going after them with the dogs. A Soulless-pacifist ending implies that Frisk was able to keep Chara under control for a while, but Chara eventually possesses Frisk as a method of being released from the fate of dying in the Underground, and takes over Frisk's body as a method to enact genocide on the world as a whole. Asriel Dreemurr, later known as Flowey the Flower, is the mascot of the. Having become bored with hunting tigers or bears or the like, they don't provide the thrill he seeks, he turns to humans, the most dangerous animals on the planet. Undertale is a game where you have a choice to go genocide, pacifist, or neutral. Only in the True Pacifist Route does the player learn the protagonists name, 3. The interpretations of choosing to stay with Toriel can be a lot more mild, but there's not a lot else that can be construed from something as disturbing as a group photo hitlist.Īs for Chara wanting to commit mass murder again, have you ever read 'The Most Dangerous Game'? The antagonist of that story is a sociopathic hunter, the game he hunts are humans. 0:00 / 2:17 spoilers Both Soulless Pacifist Endings - Undertale Stylus 2.37K subscribers Subscribe 4. The monsters that appear on screen to encourage the protagonist before th2. Genocide Route For a more detailed explanation of this route, see Genocide Route. Additionally, this route features the True Pacifist Ending Credits. Nobody does that, marking off people like it's a shopping list. The True Pacifist Route ends with the barrier being broken, and the protagonist and the monsters of the Underground being able to leave.

It's the crossed out faces on the photograph that is the source of that implication I'd say.

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