Asriel Dreemurr - Blog Posts
Hehehehhehehehehehehheehhe
Those two eat each other with their eyes hahaha xd
Or with kisses hehehe
I'm a multishipper so don't be surprised and don't mind the ships I draw besides the Frans.
It took many reloads to stop Asriel from bringing this up.
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Crown prince of Ebott and part of the house of dreemurr dynasty.
Gender: Male.
Age: 18 years.
Height: 1.95 m.
Birthday: 15 December.
Asriel is a kind-hearted young man who is kind to everyone despite being somewhat reserved. He is an innate adventurer, he likes to feel free and at peace, this being one of his wishes. His curiosity is as great as his kind heart, he likes to discover things that he does not know or find interesting and he would do anything to satisfy himself even if he did not have a plan to achieve it. Since he was a child he has been a prodigy at the piano, which helped him overcome an old fear he had. Sometimes he is usually very sensitive, so Sans annoys him by calling him "crybaby" or "little prince", minimizing his prince title as if he were a child. He is usually sarcastic and a bit self-centered, sometimes he even seems serious and indifferent and when he gets upset it is preferable to give him his space since he becomes almost unrecognizable.
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Príncipe heredero de Ebott y parte de la dinastía de la casa Dreemurr.
Género: Masculino.
Edad: 18 años.
Altura: 1.95 m.
Cumpleaños: 15 de diciembre.
Asriel es un joven de buen corazón y bondadoso con todos pese a ser un tanto reservado. Es un aventurero innato, le gusta sentirse libre y en paz siendo eso uno de sus deseos. Su curiosidad es igual de grande que su amable corazón, le gusta descubrir cosas que desconoce o le parecen interesantes y haría cualquier cosa para saciarse aún si no tuviera un plan para lograrlo. Desde niño ha sido un prodigio en el piano cosa que le ayudó a superar un antiguo temor que tenía. A veces suele ser muy sensible, por ello Sans lo molesta diciéndole "bebé llorón" o "principito" minimizando su título de príncipe como si fuera un niño. Suele ser sarcástico y un poco egocéntrico, en ocasiones hasta llega a parecer serio e indiferente y cuando se molesta es preferible darle su espacio ya que se vuelve casi irreconocible.
The photo made me laugh so I just wanted to draw those two like that xd, it's not something that would really happen.
"It's me, your best friend!" >A S R I E L D R E E M U R R
(Btw i am so proud with the dramatic shading on this)
Best Friends Forever...right?
cue asriel screaming JUST LET ME WIN !!! and THIS ISNT FAIR !!!
i've seen people use this scene for a lot of interpretations but i personally always saw it as asriel choosing to accept chara despite their flaws. he spent god knows how long clinging to what was essentially just a concept to try and comfort himself, making chara out to be an ideal best friend who was always right about practically everything and whose presence could've solved everything when that wasn't the case. chara was a traumatized and clearly unwell child, just like how asriel is now, definitely not someone to be placed on a pedestal and imitated. even during their lifetime, chara was likely idolized by other monsters aside from asriel if asgore's whole "you are the future of humans and monsters" paired with the prophecy is anything is anything to go by, and that likely fed into their mindset which lead to their plan with the buttercups.
asriel may wish that frisk was his best friend, knowing that likely things would've turned out better if they were there instead of chara. it wouldn't be wrong for asriel to be disdainful and unforgiving of chara, similarly to how you can choose to neither forgive nor comfort asriel. you aren't painted as a bad person for it as asriel *did* hurt people, even if a lot of that was erased via resets. even during the game he can outright kill asgore before your eyes, and likely kills frisk multiple times on the average playthrough as well. similarly, regardless of what chara's intentions were, they were the one that led asriel to his death via pressuring him into following their plan, even if they did have pure intentions.
but in the end, despite all of that, chara was asriel's best friend and he's accepted that, even if they weren't the ideal he considered them to be. he chooses to spend his final moments as what he considers to be himself at the side of his best friend and sibling, seeing them for who they truly are this time. a hurt and extremely troubled child who was unable to cope, like him.
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.