Being Addicted to Undertale Fills You With DETERMINATION.

[Suicune's Fire]

@Undyne, I-I see you have found another site on the web for us to play on. Are you sure they will accept us? I saw C- @Chara was on here too… and G- @Gaster… also @Sans but that one doesn't surprise me much.

Of COURSE they will, Alphys! Once they see what an expert on human history you are, they'll WORSHIP you!

[Pokemon Trainer Sarah]

Nah, you're all set. Well done, you completed it so fast!

Now you can do a genocide run!

Haha I don't know if I like the idea of that one. XD I know there are still some things I missed though!

I played it mostly over last weekend haha. I had to stop a few times when bosses got too frustrating but I made it eventually o_o

I know you wanted to change your name before, and I was wondering which character you wanted to be? xD

That's so awesome that you finished it! 8D Hoorah! You had to play through it twice though, right? :]

Spoiler:

I looked up the same thing and found that you can go riiiiiiight back to the start of the game, back through the ruins to the beginning... It takes ages, but in my opinion, it was worth it to speak to Asriel there. Make sure you speak to him multiple times, though, not just once, haha.

Well I had to play through the end twice... But not the whole thing. RE the spoiler: Yeah I did that!! I guess I'm all done then! Woo!

I really liked Muffet a lot as a character. xD

[Neo Emolga]

Haha I don't know if I like the idea of that one. XD I know there are still some things I missed though!

I played it mostly over last weekend haha. I had to stop a few times when bosses got too frustrating but I made it eventually o_o

I know you wanted to change your name before, and I was wondering which character you wanted to be? xD

Doing a genocide run gets you a lot of the ins and outs of the storyline that you didn't get before. It also changes the game dramatically and presents you with new and different challenges that weren't there before. Even though the world layout doesn't change very much, pretty much everything else does. I haven't completed it yet (stuck at the Sans battle, which is not an easy nut to crack), but I'm close to it.

Still, glad to know you enjoyed it! It's a great, little game with many likable characters and its own blend of quirkiness. It's definitely one of those games that most people can get into and enjoy.

As for the name change, I would have gone with King Asgore. He's a good guy with a big heart, but has a tragic past and just keeps having to face very difficult choices even though he means well. He can also be pretty tough, cool, and intimidating, which are more likable traits. His battle theme is also pretty awesome, so pluses all around. :)