Asgore - Blog Posts
Unpopular undertale opinons
Metal crusher > Death by glamour
Battle against a true hero > Spear of justice
Your best nightmare(and ASGORE) > EVERYTHING ELSE
My lovely collection of Asgore I have drawn
I <3 Man boobs
Underground Armageddon - AU of my friend, which tells about an underground catastrophe, after which the life of its inhabitants has changed a lot.
Asgore grew up to 2 thousand meters, received curved horns piercing 2 human souls, another soul flies over his head, 4 soul, slightly wounded in the battle with Undyne, is embedded in Asgore's body, 5 the same soul is imprinted in a trident. Asgore's jaw is partially rotted, an inverted cross is visible on his forehead, and his stomach was cut by an Undyne spear, which makes the intestines visible . Asgore's arms have become longer, so the trident has become a crude weapon, like a club, which he drags on the ground... #Underground_Armageddon
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how does linny feel about Asgore?
I wanted to try to make an illustration to go with this, but I just don't have the time to! ;w; Still, thanks for the question!
I want to start off with giving some context regarding how I headcanon Toriel's relationship with Asgore post-pacifist timeline. I'd imagine that by the time Sans and Toriel would have a kid together, Toriel would be less hostile towards Asgore, and therefore be ok with him being around/watching over Aislinn. I know that near the end of Undertale, Toriel literally says to Asgore that she does not even want to be friends, but if you look at, for example, the "Undertale 5th Anniversary Alarm Dialogue", they are shown to be hanging out at least. Because of this, I believe that over time they would eventually become at least friendly with one another (as in Toriel would at least tolerate being around him/be able to have a friendly conversation here and there). To add to that, I don't think Toriel hates Asgore. She may act like it, but I don't think she really hates the guy deep down. Also, for the record/side note, Asgore and Sans are cool with each other. There is no hate or rivalry between them!
Ok! So that being said!... I think that overall Linny and Asgore would get along pretty well. It wouldn't be a relationship that, to Aislinn, feels like "having a second dad", but more so one that is just a good friendship. I can definitely see her wanting to help Asgore with his gardening or even enjoy just chatting with him while drinking tea. I also can see Aislinn asking Asgore questions regarding the stories Frisk would have shared with her regarding their time Underground, such as, "why were there coffins in your basement?" and "you used to be married to my mom?"... Uh, and in those awkward situations... Asgore usually tries to quickly change the topic!
Deltarune theory -Noelle killed Dess and Asgore took the blame
Based off of evidence gathered primarily from chapter 2′s pacifist and snowgrave route, this theory states that Noelle accidentally froze Dess to death and Asgore was fired from the force because of it. Throughout each mention of Dess, it is always in past tense. While it is possible that she might of moved away, we are given indication or mention of Dess’s current situation. It is instead through Berdly’s anecdote about how Noelle broke down after being asked to spell December do we learn of Dess’s fate. We already know that Dess is short for December from earlier when we spelt it out with Noelle. Furthermore, we know it can’t be from stress. While Noelle is presented as an anxious individual, she was still able reach the finals and December is not a particularly hard word to spell. Nor can it be due to simply missing Dess in the same way that Kris does with Asriel. Based off of Noelle’s and Birdie’s age as children in the flashback along with the assumption that Dess is around Asriel’s age than Dess should of still been present in her life. So ruling those out and based off the intensity of Noelle’s reaction, Dess must of died sometime before the spelling bee. As to the cause of Dess’s death, I do not believe that Asgore was in anyway directly responsible for it, accident or not. Rudy still holds Asgore in good regards nor is he in prison. Considering that Noelle’s mother is mayor (who we’ll call Carol here) as seen through the similiarities between our various characters mention the two, then if Asgore was directly responsible for Dess’s death than he’ll likely be in prison. So no, Asgore has nothing to do with Dess’s death. It was Noelle who was the one who killed Dess due to stress triggering her ice magic. When we check out the frozen aisle section at Sans’s grocery store, we learn that Noelle would often stare blankly into the frozen aisle section. Then, if you play the Snowgrave route, the several instances in which Noelle uses her ice magic on a strong scale such as with the puzzles, the shopkeeper and finally Berdly, it always triggers due to some sort of stress and involves her blacking out during it. While we know that magic isn’t as prevalent among monsters as it is Undertale, we know it still has to exist in some manner due to Catti mentioning how she was doing research on occult stuff and magic at the diner. Noelle’s magic in the light world likely isn’t as strong as it is in the Dark World but it still would of been enough to kill someone especially during winter. Noelle likely killed Dess when a stressful situation triggered her ice magic. The exact cause is difficult to assume. However, based of Dess’s desire to leave for the big city and how their mother can be hard, I believe that Dess tried running away and Noelle ended up tagging along. The two quickly became lost during which the fear and stress that Noelle would of been experiencing triggered her ice magic and blacking out. Carol, not knowing where her daughters are and with an unexpected snowstorm, orders Chief Asgore to send a search party for them only to instead find Dess’s body and Noelle unconscious in the snow. Carol, blaming Asgore for failing to find Dess in time, forces the Police to remove him leading to a rookie Undyne to suddenly being given the position of Chief. Asgore also blaming himself would end up cutting ties with Rudy unable to confront him due to his guilt and is likely one of the factors which lead to his and Toriel’s divorce. Noelle meanwhile would of have no recollection of the event instead believing everyone else that Dess froze to death thus also developing a trigger for extreme cold. So in short, Noelle accidentally killed her sister with ice magic and Asgore instead takes the blame for failing to find them in time.
nostalgia 🤲
chara: "What a meaningful conversation!"
...lol
forgive me if something wrong. i drew in online class so i didnt research what they look like. i draw from my memory.
Can you do an Asgoriel in Reapertale? :0
Sure! ^^
It's been a while since I've drawn them so I'm a bit rusty x'd, but I was looking forward to drawing them anyway so thanks for requesting them! 💕✨
"Toriel is so bad Asgore is innocent! Asgore is so bad Toriel is innocent blah blah blah-" SHUT UP THEY BOTH MADE A DECISION BASED ON IMPULSE AND GRIEF AND COPED HORRIBLY WE'RE SUPPOSED TO BOTH EMPATHIZE WITH THEN AND QUESTION THEIR ACTIONS!
THEY ARE FIGHT AND FLEE! (And Asriel is Spare)
My personal undertale headcanon is that Flowey isn’t emotionless and incapable of connecting with others because he lacks a soul or is inherently “bad”, it’s because he was deeply traumatized from watching his best friend/sibling kill themselves in an incredibly painful way only to die violently himself hours later at like, the age of 11?
That would break anybody. To make things even worse, he woke up an undisclosed amount of time later in a body wholly alien to him, unable to move, completely alone until Asgore found him. If that wasn’t bad enough he then had to directly face the consequences of his and Chara’s plan, and the deep pain that it caused everyone in the underground. His father, the king? Broken. His mother? Missing. His people? Devastated and hopeless. Chara? Gone.
And to make things just that much worse, when the pain and grief of everything gets too much for him, and he deems himself broken beyond repair and decides to take his life he finds out that he has complete control over time itself.
He then spends an unimaginable amount of time experimenting with this power, constantly trying to do the right thing, constantly trying to help people and make the world better. But he’s never satisfied. He’s never happy. He does this, again and again and again. He grows older and older but never actually ages, he sinks deeper and deeper into his own tiny world, becoming even more distant and disconnected from the people around him as situations repeat themselves and peoples lives loop and loop without end.
Eventually he becomes so unbearingly bored of the endless, unescapable cycle that he starts to experiment with more negative situations. Afterall, his actions no longer have consequences, right? Anything he does, he can and will undo eventually. Even the most horrific actions hold no weight in Flowey’s impermanent world. The only person who ever has to deal with the consequences of Flowey’s actions… Is Flowey himself.
So he does it. Slipping deeper and deeper into his delusions. Falling deeper and deeper into genuine insanity as the years repeat themselves onto eternity and Flowey disconnects completely from the world around him.
At this point, he feels that he’s experienced quite literally everything the world has to offer. He probably lived as Flowey far longer than he ever did as Asriel by now. He’s befriended everyone, he’s hurt everyone. He’s saved everyone, he’s killed everyone. He’s done everything. Even violence doesn’t interest him anymore. So what does he do? He stops.
I’ve always wondered how Frisk even had the chance to fall into Mt. Ebott and usurp Flowey of his powers if he was constantly resetting the timeline, but I think I finally get it.
Flowey probably just… Stopped completely at some point. He stopped resetting, stopped interacting with the world and sat himself at his best friend's grave and just… waited. Waited for something, anything new to happen. Eventually enough time passed for a new human to fall, a human who inherently overpowers Flowey’s control of the timeline and so, for the first time in what must have felt like eternity Flowey was finally free from his power.
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After everything that Asriel experienced leading up to and during his death, he probably would have needed intense therapy to overcome the trauma. But that’s not what he got was it? He didn’t get therapy. He didn’t get the chance to heal. He got the powers of a god and the curse of his actions no longer having consequences. I don’t believe Flowey is incapable of connecting with others or feeling true happiness or love. I think that’s just a lie he told himself so his situation wouldn’t hurt as much.
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But, even after all of that I believe Flowey still has a chance at happiness. We see his character shift dramatically after the Omega Flowey fight. After he is once again stripped of his power over time, he has an intense moment of vulnerability that shows what I believe to be his true colors, followed by him coaching Frisk on how to get a better ending for everyone.
Sure, this was likely a trap for Flowey to take everyone’s souls, but once again, after his defeat as Asriel and returning to Flowey’s form, he has yet another character shift.
He’s genuinely happy at this ending. He’s happy that everyone escaped the underground, happy that Frisk gets to live their life. He begs the player to just leave everyone to their lives and to move on themselves. He doesn’t want his power back, he doesn’t want the cycle to continue anymore.
For the first time in god knows how long, Flowey is satisfied.
And maybe if the alarm clock dialogue is anything to go by, given time Flowey can finally heal. Flowey can finally find happiness and love again.