Undertale: True Genocide

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Undertale: True Genocide is a free DLC and expansion pack for the popular role-playing game, Undertale. It overhauls the Genocide Mode as a whole, making it far more of a challenge. 
==Description==
The DLC takes many elements from various fanmade Undertale fights. 
Whereas in the original Genocide Route, Undyne the Undying and Sans were the only ones that put up a real fight while all others did nothing and died in one hit, in True Genocide this applies to all bosses. Some NPCs the player never fought are now battled, such as Alphys, Grillby (both fights taking inspiration from Alphys NEO and the fanmade Grillby fight, respectively), the Snowdin Shopkeeper and Bratty & Catty (the shopkeepers next to the MTT Resort).
Virtually every boss in the game is altered somehow, though Sans and Undyne the Undying have the least changes. Mettaton is unique in that he's first fought as Mettaton EX as in the Neutral Route, after which the new Mettaton NEO fight proceeds. Papyrus's battle is moved up to after Sans and the updated Asgore fight, with his fight taking inspiration from several "Genocide Papyrus" fights and a few incarnations of "Disbelief Papyrus". Papyrus also serves as the final boss if the Player has not found the Combined Souls.
Speaking of which, the Combined Souls are a new element to the game. These are the SOULs of the Six Humans fused with those of several monsters. There are six of these and finding them all - they're hidden within the Underground - will unlock two extra battles and a hidden ending. 
And again speaking of which, there are two endings to the mode:
*The Player has not collected all six or any Combined SOULs. Frisk kills Sans and later also Asgore. With his brother dead, his friends massacred and his chances of reaching his dreams of becoming a Royal Guard member crushed, Papyrus decides to fight Frisk and finally end the madness. From here, three sub-endings can be achieved:
**The Player taunts Papyrus and constantly fights him before sparing him at the end. Papyrus agrees to spare Frisk, but a la Sans, backstabs them and kills them in a single hit. Rather than leading to a Game Over, this leads to an ending where Papyrus decapitates Frisk with one swing of his bone, finally returning peace to the Underground. Flowey appears and absorbs Frisk's SOUL to become Asriel again. As the son of Asgore, the remaining monsters appoint Asriel to the new king. Despite his lack of experience and his reluctance at first, Asriel agrees and subsequently appoints Papyrus - who is considered a hero by monsterkind - as leader of the new Royal Guard. Despite Frisk's misdeeds and humanity's manslaughter of him, Asriel opts to make peace with the humans, using Frisk's SOUL and those of the Six Humans to shatter the barrier.
**The Player does not taunt Papyrus and constantly fights him before sparing him at the end. Papyrus agrees to spare Frisk and forgives them for their misdeeds, believing that everyone deserves a second chance. Papyrus is considered as a hero by monsterkind due to his success at stopping Frisk and ending their killing spree and is appointed as new ruler of the Underground. Papyrus offers Frisk a Monster SOUL to pass the barrier not long after.
**The Player kills Papyrus (taunting does not change the result). After Papyrus is turned to dust, Frisk advances to the Barrier and absorbs several Monster SOULs to pass it. Frisk informs humanity that the monsters are still not to be trusted, convincing the humans to shatter the barrier and massacre all monsters they can possibly find.
*The Player has collected all six Combined SOULs. Frisk proceeds to fight Papyrus after his carnage. Realizing that Frisk is beyond redemption and that they have absorbed the Combined SOULs, effectively becoming corrupted by it, Papyrus offers no mercy and refuses to spare Frisk. He also mentions that he hates humanity and no longer believes in Frisk. Frisk wins the fight and proceeds to kill Papyrus without mercy, slashing him twice every second for a total of sixteen seconds (slicing Papyrus a total of 32 times), hitting him so hard that Papyrus doesn't even turn to dust or ashes but downright fades to nonexistence. After killing Papyrus, Frisk encounters Flowey and fights him. Halfway through, Flowey turns into Asriel. From there, the following can happen:
**The Player kills Asriel. By doing so, the Player has now officially, inevitably and irreversibly entered "Absolute Genocide", where the Mercy button stops existing. Frisk can't do anything but kill from now on, losing the ability to spare or use positive ACTs. After killing Asriel, Frisk encounters Chara and fights her. Frisk ultimately kills Chara and absorbs her SOUL amongst that of the Six Humans and every monster in the Underground to release a blast that makes all monsters go extinct, permanently exterminating them forever.
**The Player does not kill Asriel. By sparing Asriel, Frisk never enters "Absolute Genocide". They still fight Chara. In doing so, two sub-sub-endings can be achieved:
***The Player informs Chara that Asriel is alive and spares her. By doing this, Frisk enters an ending similar to the second Papyrus ending. Asriel and Chara are appointed as rulers of the Underground, respectively. The duo then uses the power of all SOULs to resurrect all monsters without memories of Frisk's misdeeds, and both are happy to finally live their normal lives again. The rest of the ending is highly similar to the True Pacifist ending. This ending is the only one in the DLC where almost all monsters being dead isn't the case.
***The Player kills Chara despite Asriel's survival. This leads to Asriel resenting Frisk and refusing their hug upon being consoled. Asriel states that he'll "ravage" Frisk, blaming him for pushing him through the same situation as years ago. Frisk manages to escape the Underground as Asriel commands them to never come again or else risk death.
==Bosses==
In order of importance. New bosses are marked in bold.
===Papyrus===
===Chara===
===Asriel===
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==Changes==
===General===
*The battle with Papyrus is moved up to after that of Sans and the new fight of Asgore.
*Whereas only Burgerpants, the Tem Shop Owner, Gerson and the Spiders appeared in the original Genocide Route, all vendors now appear. The Snowdin Shopkeeper and Bratty & Catty are even fought.
===Sans===
*Perhaps the biggest change is that the Karmic Retribution is absent for the first part of the fight, with Sans having proper AT in the battle. It is only after his "spare" that the KR is introduced, to spike up the difficulty.
*Sans makes no mention of the death of Papyrus because he is still alive in this version. It is even Sans who dies first.
*Sans' death is changed. In the original, Sans would sit down and stand up before limping off-screen and dying there, with a small piece of dialogue. In this version, Sans instead keeps his hands up position after being struck down and dies instantly without any dialogue.
**The main reasons for this is because the developers thought that the original death was pretty anti-climactic, and also because they were highly annoyed by the "Sans survived/faked his death" theories sparked from the skeleton's original, unseen demise.
*There is now an ACT named "Taunt" where Frisk can taunt Sans by saying that they'll hunt down Papyrus and smash him to pulp. Doing this will make Sans skip a turn and say "..." but rise his AT the next turn. 
===Undyne the Undying===
*Undyne now has a new attack involving her laser eye, where she fires a laser from her eye. This laser switches between being blue and orange and moves across the bullet board before exploding and launching a wave of energy. This can either be blue, orange or more rarely, white.
*Another new attack involves Undyne launching her spears again as if Frisk was in RED Mode, only they're actually in Muffet's PURPLE Mode, where they must move across the lines in order to avoid the attacks.
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