Frisk finds out about that dark past when he reaches New Home: Chara feels responsible for the death of her brother and the ruination of the Underground. Dark and Troubled Past: At the end of the ruins, Flowey implies to Frisk that Chara has a dark secret in her past that led to Flowey's creation.Dancing Theme: Stream-only, the ending ends on a dance number between Frisk and Chara set to Drop Pop Candy.Stream 6 points at Chara losing her brother after she died, but Asgore hints there may be something more going on.Cynicism Catalyst: Chara implies this whenever Frisk brings up how Chara lost their soul.During the Neutral Ending, Frisk believes he can go back to find a way to save Asgore and free all monsters, but Chara tells Frisk that doing that is what got her killed and led to the death of her brother and father.When Frisk proposes the idea of sparing Flowey early on, Chara rants that there are some exceptions to mercy, and downright begs Frisk to kill Flowey after their battle. The Cynic: Chara, who only cares about keeping Frisk alive to keep their soul (initially, at least).Corpsing: The characters' lines are frequently followed by audible snickering.Chara regularly makes dirty jokes that fly over his head. Catchphrase: Frisk's "Onward an Myonward!".Breaking the Fourth Wall: Sans, regularly.Frisk successfully escapes the Underground and Chara believes the timeline is finally safe, but Asgore is dead, the monsters will never go free, and the phone Toriel gave Frisk is out of batteries. Bittersweet Ending: Stream 7, the Neutral Ending.The Atoner: By the end of the Neutral run, Chara tells Frisk she believes the reason she was brought back to was to end the problems she caused, saving mankind and monsterkind from those who threaten the timeline.and Frisk is voiced by a girl while Chara is voiced by a guy. All Women Are Lustful: The Snowdin Shoperkeeper.Here, Chara can feel again thanks to Frisk's soul, but this also allows Chara to feel deep regret over Asriel's death, the ruination of the Underground, and fearing Frisk will hate her if he figures out what she's done. Adaptational Angst Upgrade: In the original Undertale, Chara remained in the background as the game's narrator at most and as the game's stats at least.Adaptation Expansion: On Frisk and Chara, but also on the rest of the cast.
Technical Pacifist: The only times Frisk ever fought, with Toriel, Asgore, and Flowey, was with the goal to weaken his opponents.When he reaches Asgore, he's forced to fight reluctantly. He absolutely refuses to fight for a good portion of the story. Undertale ULTRA (Summer '16 Edition) provides examples of.
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