Asgore - Blog Posts
Asgore fazendo compras para o jantar com o seu filho/Asgore shopping for dinner with his son
Um encontro inesquecível/An unforgettable encounter
Créditos para rubienne
credits to rubienne
Essa arte foi um pouco difícil de fazer porque tem bastante detalhes mas eu estou contente com o resultado final
This art was a little difficult to make because it has a lot of details but I'm happy with the final result
Stop scrolling for a minute and tell me how cool my selfmade underrale shoes are !!!!
(note: i made them when i was 16 therefore the low quality, but still i think i did well)
Hello Everyone!
Aquí tenemos unos garabatos de varios de los personajes que tengo hasta ahora.
(Faltan Frisk y Scarfboy, pero no tenía espacio. A parte, aún no se como introducir al Salserissimo).
También pueden tener un pequeño vistazo del Doctor T.Bur, El Rey Stitches, y la General del Aire Alexandria III(Alexa para los amigos), a parte de que pueden ver como es la máscara de Blue Kid en la actualidad.
(Además, podemos ver por un momento a el Chara de este mundo)
No me gusta como se ven Stitches y Asgore en la foto, y personajes como T. Bur, Alexa, Muffet y Alphys necesitan un rediseño, pero lo demás me gusta(es especial Flowey y Elizabeth, mis favoritos).
Pronto subiré los perfiles de los personajes faltantes, y con suerte el siguiente capítulo de este universo.
Que pasen un buen día!
Extra:
A propósito, alguien sabe donde está Asriel?
Sketchs del Barón Van Gregory!
History Time:
Tras la guerra de los humanos contra los monstruos muchos soldados perdieron la vida, incluyendo al Varón. Para honrar a los caídos, los humanos decidieron sepultarlos encima del Mt. Ebott(Denme otro nombre please), por aquellos que dieron su vida para enterrar a los monstruo, y además, como símbolo de que, aún muertos, los humanos estarán por encima de los monstruos.
Lo que no sabían es que la descomposición de los cuerpos hizo que los restos de los soldados entraran a la barrera y con ello sus almas.
Tras esto, el joven doctor T. Bur encontró dichos restos en los Techos de Waterfall e intento aprovechar esas almas con tal de abrir la barrera.
Sin embargo, tras ser expuestos tanto tiempo por la magia residual de los monstruos las almas humanas acabaron convirtiéndose en fantasmas antes que T. Bur pudiera hacer nada, por lo que sus almas ahora son consideradas como monstruos.
Debido al paso a la otra vida todos estos fantasmas tenían amnesia, por lo que el General de las Sombras, Grey Kid, los ayudó integrándolos a la sociedad.
Todo marchaba bien(dentro de lo que podía), sin embargo, un fantasma en especial no lograba encajar bien.
Grey Kid lo reconoció como el alma del Soldado Van Gregory, héroe que arrasó con incontables monstruos y con quien tuvo una rivalidad en el pasado.
Sin embargo este fantasma era diferente, era triste y poco energético, no le encontraba sentido a su existencia.
Tras esto, Grey Kid, recordando el espíritu luchador que tenía, le propuso formar parte de la guardia local hasta que encontrará una vocación, Gregory lo acepto y no pasó mucho tiempo hasta que lograra destacar entre las tropas.
El subsuelo pasaba tiempos difíciles tras perder la guerra, derrumbes, construcciones, falta de recursos, etc., pero gracias a los esfuerzos de Gregory, estos problemas se fueron atenuando, al menos en Waterfall, y los crímenes locales fueron menos frecuentes.
Después de un tiempo y con el subsuelo en una situación más próspera Van Greg pudo informarse más sobre la historia local.
Leyó libros y registros históricos de como los monstruos lucharon contra los despiadados humanos.
Le encantaba aquellas historias épicas de travesías y caballeros, y las asombrosas luchas que libraron los generales en su día. Incluso llegó a imaginarse a él mismo como un guerrero, un Barón.
-Gregory: Barón... me gusta como suena eso. El Barón Van Gregory! Si, me gusta.
Sin embargo, noto algo en especial, un soldado que perdió la vida en una batalla contra el general de las sombras, el Barón Van Gregory. Greg lo reconoció, era él. Al principio no podía creerlo.
Gregory desapareció durante un tiempo.
Un día, Grey Kid estaba patrullando las zonas bajas de Waterfall, cuando de repente Gregory apareció, y encaró a Grey Kid desafiándolo a un combate. Quería vencer al Temible General de las Sombras que lo había derrotado en el pasado.
Al principio Grey se negó, pero más pronto que tarde terminaron confrontándose.
A pesar de se incorpóreo, el Van Gregory terminó perdiendo, pero se negaba a rendirse. Tras una larga noche de varios combates Van Gregory calló derrotado finalmente, después de todo, ni siquiera un fantasma podía luchar eternamente.
Su cuerpo estaba empezando a deshacerse en la zona del combate.
Tras esto, Grey Kid lo llevó con su amigo T.Bur con tal de sanarlo. Greg fue sanado, faltándose una mano y un ojo de su cuerpo. Sin embargo, poco después desafió a Grey Kid nuevamente. Este se negó, pero Greg insistía, le reclamaba como era posible que todas esas luchas pudieron llevarse a cabo en el pasado.
-Gregory: Por qué un Guerrero como tú combatió a los humanos ferozmente?
-Gregory: Por qué me tuvo piedad sabiendo quien era en un comienzo?
-Gregory: Por qué perdonar a alguien quien mató... a tantos... monstruos...
Greg cayó rendido en el suelo, había vivido con los monstruos tanto tiempo, que no podía creer que una vez quiso lastimarlos. Se veía a si mismo como un héroe en las batallas, no como un asesino. No sabía que creer de sí mismo.
Gracias a sus experiencias pasadas, Grey Kid pudo manejar la situación, en donde una frase destacó de ella conversación.
-Grey Kid: Se que en un cliché decirlo, pero lo importante no es lo que eres o lo que fuiste, sino quien quieres ser
Tras consolar a Greg, este lo reta a un combate.
-Grey Kid: Por Dios, Otra vez?
Sin embargo, esta vez parecía distinto, Greg lo pedía de forma amable, así que Grey aceptó.
El duelo fue menos intenso que la última vez, y Grey Kid salió ganando nuevamente tras un gancho con su puño, pero Greg parecía... feliz, como si realmente hubiera disfrutado el combate.
-Gregory: Heheh, buen golpe. Me lo merecía. (Dijo arreglándose la mandíbula)
-Grey Kid: Heh, Peleaste bien, Héroe.
-Gregory: Por favor, llamame Greg, Barón Van gregory.
Cada Semana Gregory retaba a Grey Kid a un duelo, esta vez de forma amistosa, ambos disfrutaban los combates, y aunque Grey Kid llegó a dudar del auto-proclamado Barón, acabaron siendo grandes amigos.
Su entrenamientos lo llevó a dominar sus poderes espectrales y decidió canalizarlos en un elemento, el cual sería el agua.
El Varón era capaz de crear lanzas de energía similar como es el agua, e incluso podía controlar en parte los ríos, por lo que ayudó en la construcción de estructuras en las tierras de Waterfall.
Poco a Poco, el Barón fue haciéndose un puesto entre la guardia real y teniendo fama en el corazón de la gente, y mirando a los más alto, decidió desafiar al ahora Rey Stitches, esta vez a un duelo de verdad.
El combate se dio en el primer lugar en que se enfrentaron, en el ahora campo personal de Greg en Waterfall.
La batalla fue dura, y esta vez, el Varón estuvo a punto de derrotar a Stitches, pero esta vez, clavó su lanza al suelo y declaró un empate.
Extendiendo su mano ayudó a Stitches a levantarse del suelo, y dijo:
-Barón Van Gregory: Un caballero nunca debe dejar caer a su rey, y como caballero desde ahora pienso cumplir mi deber con mi pueblo, con los monstruos.
Tras esto, el Rey Stitches lo declaró el nuevo General de Agua en Waterfall y Van Gregory se convirtió en la mano derecha militar de Snitches.
Van Gregory a aprendido a vivir con su nuevo pueblo, y dará su vida(que le queda) con tal de proteger a su gente. Incluso si eso lo lleva a enfrentar a un genocida...
Don’t GOAT Breaking my Heart: an Anti-Hate Meta for Toriel AND Asgore
I’ve seen a lot of hate going around regarding the situation these two are in. Sometimes, in defense of one goat someone viciously bashes the other. It doesn’t have to be like that, though.
TORIEL
It seems like a lot of people are condemning her dislike of Asgore in their defense of him. But…I think we should try to understand her point of view too.
Why is she so mad at Asgore?
It is heavily implied the children he killed were her children, in the same way Frisk is. Maybe for years.
It’s safe to say Toriel didn’t just nab these kids’ shoes and send them on their way. Some or most of them stayed long enough to need to new shoes and grow out of their old ones (or they’d still be wearing them when they left the Ruins) - a process that takes months or years depending on their age. Their old ones were put in the bin. They left, and died in their new ones. Rinse and repeat.
Added to this is the photo frame in the children’s room. This frame is empty; if it were meant for her old family in New Home, it would still have them in it or not be there at all. It’s empty because the children, the humans who occupied the room before, in the picture died.
They were not just children that were murdered; they were her children. The same way Frisk is.
This isn’t just two exes disagreeing over policy; from her point of view, he killed six of her children (only one way into the underground, and that’s the hole in the ruins; Chara fell there too) and was starting on a seventh. It’s understandable that she can’t forgive him.
But did he kill the other 6 humans?
Unfortunately, yes.
The humans made it to Asgore, but they didn’t make it past him.
It seems the other childrens’ items were lost along the way, and scattered over decades, not markers of the childrens’ graves; it’s mentioned that the “faded ribbon” was dropped down a hole. The other items likely met a similar fate; however, all the humans made it Asgore at the end. They did not make it past him.
Why did she take Chara when she left?
She didn’t do it out of spite, but believed that they deserved a proper burial.
Why didn’t she leave the barrier, and kill six people herself?
Toriel never wanted that plan to go through.
Toriel never wanted humans to be killed to break the barrier, even to free her kingdom. She would never have killed anyone to make it happen.
She didn’t call him out because she thought he should have left the barrier to kill more humans, she called him out because he gave everyone false hope and killed people; if four humans died and no others arrived then monsters would still be trapped forever, but the humans would still be dead.
Even when she’s facing down someone who killed her children, she cannot allow someone to take his life. She didn’t just come here to save Frisk; she came to save Asgore. No lives could be taken to exit the barrier. The value of life was absolute.
ASGORE
…and I think we should try to understand Asgore’s plight as well.
He declared war in a moment of devastation.
When Asgore declared war on humanity, he had just lost two children. He watched his son die from the wounds the humans inflicted on him, when he didn’t raise a finger to harm them. Humans who locked them in a hole to rot for thousands of years.
…and then couldn’t take it back.
The kingdom was in despair too; they had lost their prince, they lost their hope for reconciliation with the humans with Chara. He promised his entire kingdom he’d take the humans’ souls and free them.
He saved his kingdom from despair, and by the time his own grief had settled it was too late to take his promise back. He couldn’t take away their hopes and dreams.
He had a duty far beyond six souls of the humans - who doomed them to their situation and murdered his own son after he cared for one of their children - to the thousands of people in his own kingdom. It would have been justified for him to leave the barrier and kill six more humans after he got the first soul, right?
Even after everything the humans did, he still valued their lives.
This is why he didn’t leave the barrier after getting the first soul.
He couldn’t state outright that he didn’t want to kill them to the kingdom, and plunge them back into the horror of being trapped in the dark forever. But he still hoped to never kill another one, even after they kept coming. Even after the sixth. If he could avoid killing even one, he would. To this end, he even instructed his scientists to find any other way to break the barrier, without a single other person having to die.
For the record, here’s how he looks at Frisk when he sees the very last soul he needs to free his people from millennia of imprisonment that they never deserved:
He takes two steps back and stares at Frisk in utter horror. There’s a long silence. He actually panicked when he saw Frisk.
And how many times does he try to to spare your life?
Translation: Please don’t come into the next room.
“If not, I understand. I am not ready either.”
Translation: Please turn back.
There’s still time.
And when he finally does fight you…
He holds himself way, way back. He has the ability to one-shot you. He has the potential to not get a scratch on him from Frisk’s tiny LV 1 self. What’s going on here?
Because they are made of magic, monsters’ bodies are attuned to their SOUL. If a monster doesn’t want to fight, its defenses will weaken. And the crueler the intentions of our enemies, the more their attacks will hurt us.
This is how much he doesn’t want to fight you. Along with holding back his last attack, so you can only ever die if you’re already at 1 HP.
So why’d he destroy the mercy button?
He doesn’t really want to win either. And in the event he loses, he doesn’t want mercy. If Flowey doesn’t show up…
He dismisses his idea of living with Frisk peacefully as a fantasy, says Frisk and his other human child “have the same look of hope in your eyes”, thinks Frisk could be the Angel of the delta rune prophecy, and believes they can free everyone from outside the barrier. He then takes his own life.
He was not wrong to want to spare the humans.
Despite their souls being necessary to free everyone, It’s important to understand the stakes here. With each successive soul, he is not just looking down at the possibility of taking another child’s life when they show up. If he gets 7, he will no longer have an excuse to stay below ground. He will have to break it. He will then have to destroy the lives of billions to let his people on the surface.
but if one shows up….
If a human shows up in his castle, it is because they want to leave. The confrontation is then inevitable, because they have to take his soul to do that. He never hunts them down. But if it comes to fight, he has a duty to fight and try to take their soul, for the entire kingdom. Their hopes are riding on him. So he killed them.
…and the barrier really couldn’t have been be broken without 6 of them, and the souls of every monster underground except Napstablook.
I think it’s possible to appreciate the agonizing position Asgore was put in, as a person so gentle he couldn’t even painlessly take the lives of humans, who killed his son and trapped them underground, with the hopes of the entire kingdom, and the destruction of an entire species, resting on his shoulders to do it.
I think it’s also possible to appreciate the position of Toriel, who has lost several of her children to his hands, and can’t forget it or forgive it, but still believes he deserves mercy.
It’s no competition. Please love both of the goat parents. Neither are bad people and they’ve been through too much.
Bonus: Are they ever ever getting back together?
They are not ever ever getting back together.
…but he’s still smiling in the end, isn’t he?
Ready?
Here we go.
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The Party
Looks like this party has only just begun, huh Mari?
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Mari?
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He’s so fluffy AHHHHH!!!! I lvoe asgore sm
goatdad blast!!!!!!!