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Your Best Nightmare

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***Your Best Nightmare*** is the 79th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It plays during Photoshop Flowey's battle at the end of a Normal Pacifist or Neutral Route.

The song is composed of various parts. The first part consists of a dark tune that samples the melody from *You Idiot*. This plays only at the start of his battle and is not included in the loop. A distorted version of Flowey's laugh plays before the song alternates between two parts: variations on the first tune with a breakcore beat during Flowey's fight and variations of *Your Best Friend* during the encounters with the SOULs. Flowey's segments are followed by the sound of TV static as a SOUL presents itself.

## Trivia

* The song is split into multiple tracks that play during the battle against Photoshop Flowey, all beginning with "`mus_f_`," except for Photoshop Flowey's laugh, the static noise, and the music in the third and fifth stages.
	+ "Your Best Nightmare" begins with "`mus_f_intro`" and "`bosslaugh`" and then repeats "`mus_f_part1`" and "`mus_f_part2`" until the "`mus_f_alarm`" sound effect plays.
		- Another part, "`mus_f_part3`," is unused. However, some segments of it are heard during the third and fifth stages as a separate sound effect.
	+ The six SOULs are named "`mus_f_6s_1`" through "`mus_f_6s_6`" in the game files.
* This is the fourth longest track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack after *Bring It In, Guys!*, *Reunited*, and *Undertale*.
* The drum loop in all parts of the song are heavily modifed versions of *Amen Break.*
Toy Knife

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The **Toy Knife** is a weapon item the protagonist finds on the balcony of the Ruins. It is the first weapon in the game that the protagonist can equip and replace the Stick with; its defensive counterpart is the Faded Ribbon.
Spider Bake Sale

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The **Spider Bake Sale** is a small vendor and fundraising event found in the Ruins and Hotland.

## Description

A large and small spider web and a sign that reads "*Spider Bake Sale All proceeds go to real spiders.*" characterize the Spider Bake Sales.

### Ruins

The spider bake sale in the Ruins is two rooms to the right of where the protagonist meets Napstablook for the first time. It is a small, rectangular room with two webs and a sign.

### Hotland

Hotland's bake sale is bigger than the one in the Ruins. Along with the webs and sign, it comes with a table that has a Spider Donut and a croissant on it, neither of which the protagonist can buy. They are described as rubbery or fake.

In True Pacifist and Neutral routes, the protagonist is able to interact with Muffet at the bake sale before fighting her. In the Genocide Route, Muffet and the spiders leave the bake sale before the protagonist arrives.

## Dialogue

* *Leave 7G in the web?* – Spider Donut (Ruins)
* *Leave 18G in the web?* – Spider Cider (Ruins)
* *Buy a Spider Donut for 9999G?* – Spider Donut (Hotland)
* *Buy a Spider Cider for 9999G?* – Spider Cider (Hotland)

## Trivia

* If the protagonist buys the Spider Donut or Spider Cider sold at the Ruins Spider Bake Sale and uses it during Muffet's fight, it will end the fight immediately.
* If the protagonist buys an item from Hotland's Spider Bake Sale, Muffet will not engage in a fight with them.
	+ If the protagonist buys the Spider Donut or Spider Cider from the Spider Bake Sale in Hotland on the Genocide Route, Muffet will acknowledge the generosity but engage in a fight regardless.
* The Spider Bake Sale in Hotland is supporting the colony of spiders that Muffet says are trapped within the Ruins due to the cold climate of Snowdin blocking the way.
* When checking the croissant, the text reads, "It looks like some sort of powerful bracelet..." This quote may be a reference to the power bracelet from *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening*, *Oracle of Seasons*, and *Oracle of Ages*, which looks like a croissant.
* The spider web at the bottom right corner of Napstablook's house has a bake sale flyer on it.
Dating Tense!

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***Dating Tense!*** is the 26th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It plays during tense moments in the dates with Papyrus and Alphys.

## Trivia

* This track bears resemblance with the structure of a *Suspense* theme from the *Ace Attorney* game series.
Bergentrückung

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***Bergentrückung*** is the 76th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. This short piece plays in synchronization with text before Asgore's battle.

## Trivia

* "Bergentrückung" is a common trope in folklore that involves a legendary hero dormant in a mountain until their time of return.
	+ "Bergentrückung" literally means "Mountain Rapture," but the term itself is usually translated into English from German to "King in the Mountain."
* The song file is incorrectly named "`mus_bergentruckung`" as opposed to "bergentrueckung"; when an umlaut is not available, the vowel which it would affect must be followed by an "E."
Power of "NEO"

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***Power of "NEO"*** is the 99th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. This short and repetitive track plays when the protagonist fights Mettaton NEO near the end of the Genocide Route. Its melody interpolates the opening notes of *Battle Against a True Hero*.
Astronaut Food

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**Astronaut Food** is a consumable item found in the cooler in the Garbage Dump. There are two bars in the cooler.

## Trivia

* The cooler does not appear worn or damaged like most of the other things in the dump.
Player

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The **player** is the real-world person playing *Undertale*. The player is asked to "name the fallen human."

The player controls the protagonist by moving the protagonist's physical body and SOUL.

## Involvement in the Story

Before the player starts the game, they name the first human and **not** the protagonist.

The duality of the protagonist and the fallen human is not revealed until the epilogue of the True Pacifist Route or (if slightly less clearly) the Genocide Route. Throughout the game, characters do not refer to the protagonist by name and instead call them "human" or "child."

The player often conducts the protagonist's actions, though some scenes relinquish control from the player. An example is when the protagonist hides behind the conveniently-shaped lamp, following Sans's instructions.

In Genocide and True Pacifist routes, Flowey calls the protagonist by the player's chosen name. Flowey and Asriel are the only characters to call the protagonist this; Asriel names his sibling in the True Lab VHS tapes and before his battle.

LV relates to the number of monsters killed, and higher levels of LV make it easier to harm others. Because LV and EXP display under the player's chosen name in the Stats menu, they increase the fallen human's ability to harm others.

At the end of a Genocide Route, the protagonist does not require a SOUL to attack. The player loses all control over the protagonist as they autokill Asgore and Flowey. The Bullet Board does not appear for either of these encounters.

In the final sequence, the fallen human overtakes the protagonist's body and usurps control from the player.

Certain characters could be addressing the player in some scenes. For example, after the True Pacifist Ending Credits, Flowey appears and speaks into the fourth wall with no bullet board or ACT commands present.

Flowey begs for the world to be left alone and recognizes that the power to reset everything can still be used. However, this dialogue is up for interpretation because Flowey ends the conversation by addressing the fourth wall as the player's chosen name.

Another possible example is at the end of a Genocide Route when the fallen human speaks into the fourth wall. Again, this is up for interpretation as the fallen human uses "you" as opposed to a proper noun; they could be speaking to the protagonist.

One interpretation is that the place where the fallen human meets the player is in the protagonist's inner self, where the fallen human kills the player - the jumpscare only occurs if the player tries to resist their will - and takes over the protagonist entirely.
His Theme

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## Music Guide

### Next Track

Final Power

***His Theme*** is the 90th song in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It plays during the final part of the fight with Asriel Dreemurr, starting as soon as Asriel Dreemurr has a flashback of when he first found the First Human. It is a solemn, emotional song which is actually an orchestrated version of *Memory*.

It plays at 85% speed in-game. Part B will constantly loop in-game.
Undertale Kickstarter

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The ***Undertale* Kickstarter** was a crowdfunding campaign for *Undertale* that was initiated by Toby Fox on June 24, 2013. Before this campaign, the demo of the game was first released on May 23, 2013.

## Rewards

Anyone backing at $10 or more would receive a digital download of the game. Those backing at $30 would receive the digital download of the game, have their name included in the True Pacifist Ending Credits, plus the game's soundtrack with a vocal bonus track by Papyrus called "Papyrus's Cool Song." Two joke tiers were included at $31 where a backer could receive all $30-tier prizes without the vocal track and $32 where a backer could receive all $30-tier prizes except with a version of the soundtrack that only has the vocal track. Backing at $50 or more earns all of the $30-tier prizes plus a sticker sheet, and backing at $75 would earn all of the $50-tier rewards plus physical CD of the game and its soundtrack.

Backing the Kickstarter at $100 or more would reward the backer with all of the $75-tier rewards and a special prize:

* At $100 or more, Tuyoki will make an overworld sprite of the backer's choice. (10 only)
* At $250 or more, a custom non-playable character would be included in the game. (6 only)
* At $500 or more, a custom character that is fightable can be included in the game. (2 only)
* At $1,000 or more, the backer's fantroll will become canon in Undertale. (1 only)

### Stretch Goals

The Undertale Kickstarter campaign included a couple of stretch goals if the campaign was funded above its initial goal of $5,000. All of the stretch goals listed below were reached with the campaign being funded at $51,125.

* $7,500 - Expanded instruction manual
* $10,000- Macintosh Port by Leon Arnott
* $12,500 - SECRET BOSS (!?!)
* $17,500 - Monster designs by Magnolia Porter
* $20,000 - Patches and Wallpapers!
* $25,000 - Kickstarter-exclusive Undertale Remixes!!!
* $32,500 - Undertale Alarm Clock App
* $37,500 - Undertale Concept Art
* $45,000 - Undertale Extra Comics and possibly Another Game

## Video Gallery

### Rewards Video

To entice potential backers, the Kickstarter offered several rewards explained in this video by Sans and Papyrus.

## Trivia

* Five of the NPCs were later revealed to be Loren, the Long-nosed Snail, Ragel, the Elder Puzzler and Snowdrake's Father.
* The fightable monsters were later revealed to be Glyde and Muffet.
* The fantroll was later revealed to be So Sorry.
* The $1000 tier was a reference to the Homestuck Kickstarter.
* In this video, at one point, Sans talks with proper capitalization.
Nyeh heh heh!

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***Nyeh Heh Heh!*** is the 16th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It is an upbeat song with an 8-bit sound. In addition to being Papyrus's theme music, this track is part of an easter egg that plays at the end of a Pacifist Run of the demo, playing during and after Sans and Papyrus's conversations.

## Trivia

* According to an interview with Toby Fox, this was one of the six songs originally composed for other projects. The other five were *Fallen Down,* *Heartache,Bonetrousle,* *Another Medium,* and *MEGALOVANIA.*
* The title of this song is Papyrus's catchphrase. In the Epilogue of the True Pacifist Route, Monster Kid says this if the protagonist saved them during the bridge sequence.
Uwa!! So Temperate♫

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***Uwa!! So Temperate♫*** is the 6th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It plays in the Joystick Config menu during Spring and Autumn. It shares its melody with *Uwa!! So Holiday♫* and *Uwa!! So HEATS!!♫*.
Long Elevator

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***Long Elevator*** is the 70th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It plays during the first elevator ride to New Home and sometimes when the protagonist has not used it in a while.

## Trivia

* The elevator sound used in Hotland's elevators is five seconds long while this track is twenty seconds long.
* The track is made of three sine waves that play at the pitches G3, B**♭**3, and C4.
Stick

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The **Stick** is a weapon item equipped at the beginning of the game. Its defensive counterpart is the Bandage. It provides no statistical improvement, yet it can be used against certain enemies with differing results.

## Additional Uses

* Using the stick against any dog enemy (including Endogeny) immediately ends the fight.
	+ Doggo, Endogeny and the Dogi have their credits changed to reflect this.
* If used against Papyrus, he fetches it.
* Using it against Madjick makes them think of the protagonist as a fellow wizard, allowing for it to be spared.
* Using it during Mettaton's fight rewards 700 rating points.
	+ If used during the final stage of the fight, when he has been reduced to just his head and torso, the reward is 1400 rating points instead.
	+ However, if used more than once, it only gives 1 rating point.
Temmie Village (Soundtrack)

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***Temmie Village*** is the 43rd track of the *Undertale* Soundtrack and plays in the titular Temmie Village. It is a simplistic, cheery and mainly a cappella track with minimal percussion. It plays at a lower pitch at half the speed in the Genocide Route.
SAVE the World

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***SAVE the World*** is the 89th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It plays during the final boss fight of the True Pacifist Route while saving the souls of Toriel, Asgore, Papyrus, Sans, Undyne, and Alphys. It is an alternate version of *Hopes and Dreams*.

## Trivia

* This track plays at 0.95x speed in-game.
* The song title itself also references the ability to SAVE, which is "*The power to reshape the world...*".
Bandage

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The **Bandage** is an armor item that the protagonist begins the game with. Its offensive counterpart is the Stick.

## Additional Uses

* After unequipping the Bandage, it becomes a healing item, healing 10 HP.
* If the Bandage is equipped, it almost always allows the protagonist to flee battles on the 1st turn. In Hard Mode, the Bandage lets the protagonist flee on the 2nd turn instead.
Last Goodbye

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***Last Goodbye*** is the 96th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. This track only plays during the credits after the True Pacifist Route while all the names of the Undertale Kickstarter backers are being shown.

The track has audio samples taken from both *Hopes and Dreams* and *SAVE the World.*

## Trivia

* Toby Fox has mentioned that the piano that plays in this song is himself playing live and is his self-expression. The filename of the track fits Toby's statement.
Wrong Enemy!?

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***Wrong Enemy !?*** is the 60th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. This song plays when fighting the hidden mini-boss So Sorry.
Death by Glamour

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***Death by Glamour*** is the 68th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It plays during Mettaton EX's battle. It is the continuation of *Oh My...*

## Trivia

* This track plays at 95% speed in-game when the protagonist chooses to listen to Mettaton's dialogue prior to the fight.
	+ If the protagonist chooses to skip Mettaton's dialogue, the battle will commence immediately and this track will only play at 97% speed.
* The OST version has a couple of additional sound effects that resemble chirps which play just as the Metal Crusher part of the song starts.
Temmie Armor

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**Temmie Armor** is an armor item sold at the Tem Shop. It's the second most powerful armor in the game, and the most powerful armor available outside of the Genocide Route. This armor is also the only armor not associated with any of the Human SOULs.

To purchase it, the protagonist must first purchase "tem pay 4 colleg" for 1000G to unlock the item. The protagonist cannot obtain this on a Genocide Route as the option to pay for college is replaced with premium Temmie Flakes.

After unlocking the Temmie Armor, Temmie explains that while the armor is amazing, it can and will ruin the experience of combat. Temmie recommends that the protagonist buy the armor if they are having trouble with a certain fight only.

9999G is the initial price for the Temmie Armor, but each death reduces the cost (losing battles without dying, such as losing to Papyrus, does not count). The cost of the Temmie Armor stops decreasing after the protagonist's twenty-fifth death.

While the protagonist has the Temmie Armor equipped, in any future fight with a Temmie, the protagonist can spare her from the beginning of the battle, removing the requirement to ACT or attack her.
Real Knife

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The **Real Knife** is a weapon item found in Asgore's Home. Plot-wise, it is the Worn Dagger as seen through the lens of a Genocide Route. Its defensive counterpart is The Locket. It is the Genocide Route weapon item associated with the first human, and is implied to belong to them.

Its existence is foreshadowed in the Ruins near the beginning of the Genocide Route, with the first instance of the route's red text. Name-wise, it contrasts with the Toy Knife found in the Ruins.

## Trivia

* If the Real Knife is hacked into the inventory on a non-Genocide Route and is equipped, most monsters can be spared on the first turn (even most non-spareable monsters,) noting that the monsters fear the hostile nature of the weapon.
* Despite being the strongest weapon in the game, it never sees any real use without hacking as Sans, the last enemy of a Genocide Route, has only 1 HP. The same applies to The Locket, the strongest armor in the game (as the last enemy removes the player's INV through KARMA).
* The Real Knife could possibly be a reference to *Mother 3*'s Real Bat, since both weapons are found before the final battle and wielded by someone before the protagonist.
Quiet Water

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***Quiet Water*** is the 33rd track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It is primarily based on the *Ruins* theme. This track plays in parts of Waterfall that are more populated, be that near Gerson or the Nice Cream Man. It also plays in Hotland at Muffet's Spider Bake Sale.

Like most of the music tracks within *Undertale*, this song is also profusely slowed down during the Genocide Route.

## Trivia

* The version in the file `mus_waterquiet.ogg` is stored at 10/9 speed. To normalize this, the game plays it at 0.9x speed by default.
* The full speed track (as in the OST) would need to be played at 5/9 speed to match the Genocide version.
* The background chord appears to be based on the default error sound from Windows 10, slowed down by 1/3rd and with an echo added to it.
Home (Soundtrack)

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***Home*** is the 12th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It plays whenever the protagonist is inside Toriel's Home. The track shares its melody with *Once Upon a Time*. If Toriel is killed, this track is replaced by *Empty House*, which is a slowed down version of *Fallen Down*. It consists of a single guitar sample.

## Trivia

* This soundtrack sounds very similar to *Easy Lemon* by Kevin MacLeod.
Here We Are

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***Here We Are*** is the 83rd track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It plays while exploring the True Lab in the True Pacifist Route.

## Trivia

* The song uses sounds used in *The Cave of the Past* from *EarthBound*.
	+ In turn, *The Cave of the Past* samples the first second of the song *Deirdre* by the Beach Boys.
	+ In Toby Fox's EarthBound Halloween Hack, a similar song to *Here We Are* is used in the *The Sea of Eve* area.
* The song has a very unconventional time signature. It is in 10/8 with intermittent bars in 12/8.
* The phrase "here we are" is said by every main character except Toriel during their date or encounter. In the Genocide Route, it is only used when buying an item from Gerson and when the protagonist obtains the Real Knife.
Cloudy Glasses

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**Cloudy Glasses** are one of the armor items sold by Gerson in Waterfall. Their offensive counterpart is the Torn Notebook. They have a low amount of defense, but they increase the number of invulnerability frames the protagonist has. When paired with the Torn Notebook, they almost guarantee the protagonist only 1–2 hits from an enemy attack.

## Trivia

* The item check for both the Cloudy Glasses and the Torn Notebook explains what INV means in parentheses after the initial statistic check to help players understand its use (since INV could be misinterpreted as "inventory," for added inventory space.)
* During the Sans fight, it does not increase invulnerability frames noticeably. However, it *does* slow KARMA somewhat significantly when it is in lower amounts.
Garbage Dump

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The **Garbage Dump** is a region at the low point of Waterfall, where garbage from both the Underground and the Surface accumulates.

## Description

The Garbage Dump is an area at the base of a waterfall which is covered in garbage. Similar to the rest of Waterfall, it is characterized by dark blue water and purple walls, but uniquely includes colorful garbage piles. There also is a single bed of Golden Flowers.

The following garbage can be found in the area:

* A rusted bike
* A beat up desktop computer
* A cooler containing Astronaut Food
* A DVD case for an anime with claw marks
* Yellow Names, if the protagonist turned off Yellow Text for indicating when monsters can be SPARED earlier in the Ruins room with up to three Froggits.

## Main Story

After being chased by Undyne along a long bridge in Waterfall, the protagonist is cornered. Undyne attempts to kill them by collapsing the bridge, and they plummet down and black out. While unconscious, they experience a recollection of Asriel's voice speaking to the fallen human. The protagonist wakes up on a bed of golden flowers.

As they make their way out of the dump, they encounter Mad Dummy, who must be defeated. Afterward, in a Neutral or True Pacifist game, Napstablook offers to the protagonist the opportunity to visit their nearby house.

### True Pacifist Route

The "date" with Alphys happens in the garbage dump. According to Alphys in the True Lab notes, the Garbage Dump is her element since she felt guilty about the things she has done with the Amalgamates, explaining her confusing point of interest.

## Trivia

* Inspecting trash heaps multiple times gives differing messages, similar to the snow poffs in Snowdin Forest.
* Bratty and Catty get their wares from the Garbage Dump.
* The Garbage Dump is the location where Undyne met Alphys for the first time, where Alphys was staring into the abyss where the garbage flowed. It was a surprise encounter for them, and both considered it a good place of interest that way.
* Considering the DVD present in this location is of an anime and has scratch marks engraved on it, it is likely the cover was owned by Alphys. It is unknown what led to its current state, however.
Whimsun

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**Whimsun** is a monster encountered in the Ruins. Its Hard Mode and CORE counterpart is Whimsalot.

## Profile

### Appearance

Whimsun's appearance takes on that of a humanoid with two drooping antennae, two small wings, and two little arms and legs. Its body shape resembles that of a ghost. Its facial expression is sad, with an open frowning mouth, and two mostly-closed eyes with dots under them.

### Personality

Whimsun is extremely sensitive, as suggested by its flavor text. It runs away if the protagonist consoles it and is terrorized by a small finger wiggle. It can be spared immediately and is extremely apologetic. Its attacks do not target or intentionally hit the SOUL but rather limit the SOUL's bullet board.

## In Battle

### Attacks

* A ring of moths circles the middle of the Bullet Board, sizing in and out.
* Two vertical lines of moths on either side of the Bullet Board move from the bottom and with the SOUL.

### Strategy

As Whimsun's attacks do not target the SOUL, a battle with it may be sustained *ad infinam*. Ironically, it is one of the few monsters who can be resolved in a single turn without opposition.

#### Attacking

* Due to Whimsun's timid nature and the fact it is very sensitive emotionally, Whimsun always dies in one hit, no matter the weapon or strength of the attack.

#### Sparing

* Whimsun can be spared from the start, though no GOLD is earned by doing so. It runs away if the protagonist consoles it, which also earns no GOLD. However, if the protagonist terrorizes Whimsun before consoling it, it drops 2 GOLD.

### Quotes

* *I'm sorry...* **[Neutral]**
* *Oh no...* **[Neutral]**
* *\*sniff, sniff\** **[Neutral]**
* *I have no choice...* **[Neutral]**
* *Forgive me...* **[Neutral]**
* *I can't handle this...* **[Terrorize]**

### Flavor Text

* *This monster is too sensitive to fight...* **[Check]**
* *Whimsun approached meekly!* **[Encounter]**
* *Froggit and Whimsun drew near!* **[Encounter with Froggit]**
* *Whimsun continues to mutter apologies.* **[Neutral]**
* *Whimsun avoids eye contact.* **[Neutral]**
* *Whimsun is fluttering.* **[Neutral]**
* *It's starting to smell like lavender and mothballs.* **[Neutral]**
* *Halfway through your first word, Whimsun bursts into tears and runs away.* **[Console]**
* *You raise your arms and wiggle your fingers. Whimsun freaks out!* **[Terrorize]**
* *Whimsun is hyperventilating.* **[Neutral, after Terrorize]**

## Trivia

* Whimsun's name may be derived from *whimsy* or *whimsical*. This monster may also be skittish because it has "some whims."
* Whimsun's attacks do not hit an immobile SOUL. However, when paired with other enemies, the attacks become harder to dodge.
* As well as Whimsalot, Whimsun has quotes and flavor text that may be interpreted as references to depression and suicide. Mothballs and lavender are poisonous to moths.
Fallen Down (Reprise)

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***Fallen Down (Reprise)*** is the 85th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It is played in D Major. As the title implies, it is an extended version of *Fallen Down* and also uses the melody of *Once Upon a Time*. It plays during the True Pacifist Route when Toriel intervenes in the fight against Asgore and continues to play throughout the cutscene until Papyrus tells Alphys that "a tiny flower" helped him gather everyone. The song is in a 6/8 time signature.
Delta Rune

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The **Delta Rune** is an emblem representing the Dreemurr royal family. It shows an orb between two wings and three triangles beneath it, with the middle triangle inverted.

It is first seen on the Boss Monster's robe during the introduction scene to *Undertale*, and secondly seen on Toriel's robe, foreshadowing her role in the story, and the familiar symbol appears in other places.

## Symbolism

The Delta Rune is said to symbolize a prophecy that predates written history. However, the original meaning has been lost in time. What is certain is the bottom triangles symbolize the monsters of the underground. The winged circle is believed to represent the "angel," which is prophesized to be the one that has seen the surface and will return one day to depopulate the underground.

This prophecy has two interpretations: one where the "angel" destroys the barrier and brings freedom to the monsters, and one where it is an "*Angel of Death*" that kills everyone in the Underground.

### Dialogue with Gerson

* *Oh yeah... The prophecy.*
* *Legend has it, an 'angel' who has seen the surface will descend from above and bring us freedom.*
* *Lately, the people have been taking a bleaker outlook...*
* *Callin' that winged circle the 'Angel of Death'.*
* *A harbinger of destruction, waitin' to 'free' us from this mortal realm...*
* *In my opinion, when I see that little circle...*
* *I jus' think it looks neat! Wahaha!*

## Trivia

* "*Delta Rune*" is an anagram of "*Undertale*."
* The Delta Rune bears a resemblance to the royal crest of the Zelda series, both with three triangles and a winged figure.
* The prophecy states that when an angel appears, the underground will be empty. This hints at the two main routes to beat the game, in which Asriel Dreemurr may destroy the barrier and free all monsters, or Chara may reawaken through the protagonist and kill all monsters.
* "Delta Rune" may mean several things.
	+ Delta is the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet, also known as "Δ". It reflects the triangles on the emblem.
	+ "Rune" revolves around the meaning of magic, mystery, or spells, as the monsters mostly revolve around magic.
Once Upon a Time

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## Music Guide

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Menu (Demo)Start Menu (OST)

***Once Upon a Time*** is the 1st track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It plays during the introduction sequence of

the game on every launch. It is the primary leitmotif of the game. Like many of the tracks in *Undertale*, "*Once Upon a Time*" is stored at a different speed in the game's files. However, unlike other tracks, the OST version has a lower pitch compared to the version heard in-game.

## Trivia

* This track is used two times in the game; the second is during the fight with the final boss of a Neutral Route after the boss closes the game. Upon relaunch, the track plays normally before leading to a fake version of the original intro before "glitching".
* This track is loosely based on the track Mother Earth from the first Mother game of the Mother Series.
* The version in the file `mus_story.ogg` is stored at 100/91 speed. To normalize this, the game plays it at 91% speed.
* To get close to the pitch heard in-game from the OST version, increase its pitch by 0.455 semitones.
	+ or the other way around: to get close to the OST version from `mus_story.ogg`, reduce the pitch by half a semitone, then play at 0.91x speed.
Final Power

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***Final Power*** is the 91st track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It plays at the end of the True Pacifist Route when Asriel breaks the barrier. The OST version is faster than the in-game version.

This track was originally featured in Toby "Radiation" Fox's video, "Undertale Release Date."

## Trivia

* It is a reversed, lower pitched and slowed down version of *Hopes and Dreams*.
Ooo

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***Ooo*** is the 47th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It plays in areas of Hotland preceding and succeeding the Lab, though not on the Genocide Route.

## Trivia

* The samples used in this track are also used in the beginning of *Waterfall* upon comparison.
* It has the shortest name in the Soundtrack upon comparison.
* It is slowed down in-game.
Faded Ribbon

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The **Faded Ribbon** is an armor item found in the Ruins. Its offensive counterpart is the Toy Knife.

It is found in the bottom-left hole in the room next to the hall north of the room where Napstablook is fought.
Parlement Français

## Le Parlement de l'Empire Français

Instauré en 2070, l'Empire a vu tout au long de son histoire évoluer ses députés au sein de ses différentes législatures.

### Les Législatures :

#### Législature I

Elle s'étend d'Août 2070 à Mai 2075.

Tableau des Partis (602 Députés)
 France Ecologie
 Parti France
 Parti Néo-Gaulliste
 Parti Des Jeunes
 Parti Bonapartiste
 Parti Nationaliste

#### Législature II

Elle s'étend de Mai 2075 à Novembre 2080.

#### Législature III

Elle s'étend de Novembre 2080 à Février 2085

#### Législature IV

Elle s'étend de février 2085 à Janvier 2090.

 France Ecologie
 Parti France
 Parti Néo-Gaulliste
 Parti Des Jeunes
 Parti Bonapartiste

#### Législature V

 France Ecologie
 Parti France
 Parti Néo-Gaulliste
 Parti Des Jeunes
 Parti Bonapartiste
Chill

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***Chill*** is the 41st track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It plays in Napstablook's house after lying down on the floor with them for a while after attempting to eat a ghost sandwich. After lying on the floor for 5 seconds, the background disappears, and this song starts to play. The OST version plays at twice the speed of the version heard in-game.
Hot Dog...?

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**Hot Dog...?** is a consumable item sold at Sans's stand in Hotland only if Papyrus is alive. The stand is located immediately to the left of Elevator R2. Consuming the item makes a barking sound (unless in Serious Mode.)

The second time a Hot Dog is bought, Sans gives a Hot Cat instead, which heals for one more HP than a Hot Dog, makes a meowing noise when eaten (unless in Serious Mode) and cannot be exchanged for a Hush Puppy. It also sells for 1G more than Hot Dogs.

## Additional Uses

* Giving a Hot Dog to the rightmost door in MTT Resort rewards a Hush Puppy.

## Trivia

* The third time a Hot Dog is bought, Sans notes that "[the protagonist] really [likes] hot animals." He says he is not judging, though, as he would be out of a job without folks like that.
	+ This is a joking reference to the furry community, in which many artists draw actual "hot animals" for a living.
* If the protagonist's inventory is full, Sans places a Hot Dog on the protagonist's head when attempting to buy one. He does not charge for this.
	+ Sans is willing to do this up to 30 times. Instead of placing a 31st hot dog on the protagonist's head, he notes that 30 is the limit since he cannot reach any higher but also says he could have placed another hot dog if there were 29.
	+ If the protagonist moves with a stack of hot dogs on their head, the hot dogs fall off. The hot dogs disappear when the room is exited.
Humans

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**Humans** are a race in *Undertale*. They live on the surface of the Earth, beyond the barrier on Mount Ebott. The only humans seen in-game are the First Human and the protagonist.

## Overview

Humans have lived on the surface ever since they won the war. Eight humans are known to have fallen into the Underground: the First Human, the protagonist, and the six humans whose SOULs are stored in New Home. Humans as a whole are seen as evil by monsters, especially since Asgore declared to kill any human who enters the Underground, yet most monsters do not know what a human looks like. The job of patrolling for humans is entrusted to the Royal Guard.

Humans indirectly affect the monsters' society. Waste from human society flows through rivers into the Garbage Dump. This waste has influenced monsters' technology and media; for example, anime and manga remain one curiosity to monsters. This waste has also distorted monsters' perception of human society, such as Undyne believing anime to be human history. Acculturation of human customs occurs as well, such as Mettaton's interest of keeping his resort's standards similar to those of humans.

## Physiology

Human bodies are composed of physical matter, as opposed to monsters' more magical bodies. Because of this, human SOULs are not attuned to their bodies like monsters are. This trait allows their SOULs to persist after death. The physicality of human bodies also allows humans to carry higher concentrations of determination than a monster.
Serious Mode

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****Serious Mode**** (for lack of a known official name) occurs under certain conditions and removes minor jokes while it is in effect. It is entered automatically in certain circumstances.

## Known Serious Mode Occurrences

* When fighting a Boss Monster (Toriel, Asgore, or Asriel).
	+ With Asgore, the Serious Mode flag is not always cleared properly, and may persist if the protagonist dies or quits.
* During the Genocide Route exclusive fights against Sans and Undyne the Undying.

## Known Effects of Serious Mode

* Items with comically shortened titles in encounters are abbreviated in a less humorous way:

* Instant Noodles are eaten dry, skipping the excessively long preparation time and recovering 90 HP instead of 4.
* The following items do not make sounds when eaten:
	+ Hot Dogs and Hot Cats
	+ Glamburger
	+ Legendary Hero
	+ Dog Salad

## Trivia

* Dog Residue is the only item that makes a sound when used in this mode.
Popato Chisps

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**Popato Chisps** are a consumable item that the protagonist can buy from the True Lab's vending machine.

## Trivia

* Alphys's monologue at the end of the True Lab sequence changes based on whether or not the protagonist has Popato Chisps in their inventory. If the protagonist does have them in their inventory, she comments that the amalgamates most likely smelled the chisps on them.
* Alphys refers to this item as "Potato Chips" when the protagonist reactivates the power generator in the True Lab.
* The name of this item may be misspelled to depict words *melting together*, similar to how monsters melted together to form the Amalgamates.
	+ "*Chisps*" may be an amalgamation of the American and British English words for "potato chips": "chips" and "crisps", respectively
Cowboy Hat

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The **Cowboy Hat** is an armor item sold by Bratty and Catty. Its offensive counterpart is the Empty Gun.

It appears to have belonged to the human of the yellow SOUL before their death, along with the Empty Gun. According to Bratty and Catty, these items were found in the garbage dump at Waterfall, hinting that a human may have been present in this area before, or lost this item where it eventually worked its way there in other ways.
Temmie Flakes

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**Temmie Flakes** are a consumable item sold at the Tem Shop.

## Additional Uses

* Feeding a Temmie Temmie Flakes in battle results in Temmie becoming spareable.

## Trivia

* Temmie sells 4 "varieties" but they are all identical once purchased: recover 2 HP, sell for 2G.
* The "Premiem" Temmie Flakes are only available on the Genocide Route, taking the place of Temmie Armor.
* If the protagonist refuses to give Temmie tem flakes after selecting the option in the ACT menu, Temmie becomes aggressive and exclaims "Can't blame a bark for tryin...."
* If the protagonist was named "Temmie" and used Temmie Flakes in version 1.00, they would heal 5 HP.
Ghost Fight

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***Ghost Fight*** is the 10th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. This piece has jazz influences, and it plays during the battle against Napstablook. It is composed entirely with instruments from the *EarthBound* soundfont.

The songs *Dummy!* and *Spider Dance* are reprises of this theme. *Pathetic House*, the music played at Napstablook's house, is a slowed-down, simpler version of this song. Additionally, Mad Mew Mew's theme has a melody from *Spider Dance*.

## Trivia

* The artbook mentions *Ghost Fight* is inspired by the battle music from the RPG *OFF*, and was composed before Undertale existed.
* The song is played at a lower pitch in the Fangamer Demo.
Pathetic House

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***Pathetic House*** is the 37th song in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It plays while the protagonist is in Napstablook's house. When sped up, it quotes 0:24-0:32 from *Ghost Fight*, and 0:32-0:48 from *Spider Dance*.
Oh My...

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***Oh My...*** is the 67th track in the *Undertale* Soundtrack. It plays after Mettaton's switch has been flipped. The OST version is slightly faster than the in-game version.

## Trivia

* It is reminiscent of the intro to "Killed by BR8K Spider ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !," another track by Toby Fox, in Homestuck's AlterniaBound album which was then used in [S][A6I3] MINISTRIFE!!!.
* The tracks "Susie" and "I'm Very Bad" from Deltarune also bear a striking similarity to this track.