Does the dog die?
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Undertale
Video Game • 2015
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You can choose to kill a variety of dogs in the game, but it is not recommended as the good ending" of the game involves sparing every creature you run into
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Abandonment
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Is a child abandoned by a parent?
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No, but you choose to leave an adoptive mother. She does know and agrees
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Does someone leave without saying goodbye?
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Although not shown during gameplay (happened before the events of the game) it’s implied a character ran away from his home leaving his cousin without saying goodbye or where he went
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Abuse
Is a woman brutalized for spectacle?
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One female character can die in a particularly brutal fashion on a neutral run should the player choose to kill her, but this is done for story reasons as opposed to “spectacle”.
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one of the characters becomes a parental figure of some sort to the player, and it's up to you whether you commit domestic violence or not
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Are there abusive parents?
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One child is implied to have been abused long before the events of the game, possibly could be interpreted as by their parents but it's left to speculation
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Does an abused person forgive their abuser?
52 supporters
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One character starts the story forgiving and even idolizing their (implied) abuser, but during the true ending you can have a conversation with him in where he admits they "May not have been a very good person"
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Is someone gaslighted?
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That’s not what gaslighting is.
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Is someone stalked?
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In several points of the game, the player can find cameras that are implied to be recording them. Additionally, after exiting the Ruins, there is a short sequence where a character stalks the player which may be triggering to some.
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There are no graphic depictions of child abuse, but there are heavy implications of child abuse in some routes.
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Never outright confirmed, but Chara was likely abused and is manipulative towards Asriel. The evidence for this is few and far between, and requires playing multiple routes.
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Addiction
Does someone abuse alcohol?
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There is one NPC in Grillby's known as "Drunk Bun" who could be seen as an alcoholic.
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There is a disabled dog named Doggo. He smokes dog biscuits.
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Is there addiction?
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There’s a dog who “smokes dog biscuits,” but this is purely for comedic effect and it’s never listed as addiction.
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Animal
Does a cat die?
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There is a monster encounter where your adversary is a cat-like creature. Like all monster encounters in this game, it is possible (but not required or recommended) to kill her. Additionally, there is an anthropomorphic cat creature who acts as a shopkeeper and cannot be fought. In the worst possible ending, the entire world is destroyed, killing all remaining monsters including the cat shopkeeper.
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There are monster characters resembling other animals - for example, one is a deer - that can be killed.
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Does a pet die?
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no but their are dogs down there which you can choose to kill if you select the genocide route
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Does a horse die?
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A horse-mermaid type monster can by killed by the player ingame, but it is optional and discouraged.
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Is an animal sad?
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Monsters that resemble animals.
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Are rabbits harmed?
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There's a rabbit woman who walks another rabbit on a leash??? Debatable if this is harmful, and if the second rabbit is sentient or not. It's played for laughs.
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Are there spiders?
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There is a spider monster, Muffet, who bakes with spiders. In her battle, spider's aid her. If you spare her or eat one of her treats, she's friendly to you.
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Are there bugs?
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Froggit attacks include swarms of flies
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Are there snakes?
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A monster in the game's short Hard Mode has snakes on its body.
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Are there sharks?
12 supporters
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One of the main characters is a fish monster, though they resemble a piranha more than a shark.
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Are there alligators/crocodiles??
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One of the shopkeepers later in the game is an alligator. If you just avoid walking to the right of the hotel, you won't see her.
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Were animals harmed in the making?
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Yes legends say they shoved the rabbits guts inside the game cartridge
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Are animals abused?
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Various animals can be killed.
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You are all extremely confused about what dog fighting is. Dog fighting is when humans force dogs to fight for amusement, not being attacked by dogs.
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Is there a dead animal?
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You can kill animals like dogs, goats, spiders, frogs, deer, fish, turtles, horses and birds.
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Does a dragon die?
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There is a very difficult-to-find monster encounter which is very dragon-like (and described by his creator as a "butterdragon"). Like other monster encounters, it is possible but not required or recommended to kill him.
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Assault
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Is someone restrained?
39 supporters
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In the game's Pacifist route, there is a scene near to the end where 6 characters are visibly restrained with thorns.
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No but you can choose to attack and/or kill multiple female characters
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Bro who voted yes???? This game is family friendly, there isn't anything like that in there.
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Is there pedophilia?
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Who the hell voted yes, their isn't any in this game, it's only rated E10+.
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At one point, you, playing as a character that is presumably a child, can go on a 'date' with Papyrus, but Papyrus either doesn't understand the implications of what a date is or he does and has no actual romantic/sexual intent. Still, worth noting.
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Bodily Harm
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Is there body horror?
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One area that is necessary for the Pacifist Ending is the 'True Lab,' which features monsters fused with other monsters in a scientific experiment. The monsters in question have glitchy, surreal, and/or gruesome designs, with some battle text implying dark details about their emotional or physical pain (ex. "Welcome to my special hell"). The same area has logs describing their origins, including confirming that they were made from dead bodies. While most monsters dissolve into dust when they die, one character (Undyne) appears to be melting before her death. The final boss in the Neutral endings has a surreal plant/machine design that is a mixture of cartoon animation, the default art style, and photorealism (if you've seen Madoka Magica, it looks similar to the witch barriers for reference). Some of the monsters outside of the True Lab and the Neutral endings have surreal designs, such as extra eyes on another part of their body or a dog humorously stretching out its neck, but nothing that invokes gore or violent implications.
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Does a head get squashed?
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When on the "no mercy" path, after killing one boss his head becomes detached from his body while his body is reduced to dust. His head becomes dust separately. This is commonly interpreted (and regularly depicted in fan material) as being the result of the player crushing his head under their foot.
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Are any teeth damaged?
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Addressing the one above
Mettaton does not have a tooth knocked out, he's biting his lip in order to keep his composure and not cry out
Mettaton does not have a tooth knocked out, he's biting his lip in order to keep his composure and not cry out
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Is there a hanging?
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No, definitely not.
BUT a dog is hung from a rope in an unavoidable cutscene. Not around his neck, he is not harmed and is perfectly happy, but the swaying motion of the rope may be triggering to some
BUT a dog is hung from a rope in an unavoidable cutscene. Not around his neck, he is not harmed and is perfectly happy, but the swaying motion of the rope may be triggering to some
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Is there cannibalism?
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Not of humans, but the spider treats are said to be made "by spiders, for spiders, of spiders"
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Is there shaving/cutting?
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There's potential implications to both shaving and cutting, but nothing explicit
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Is someone buried alive?
54 supporters
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Yes there's a coffin, but the person in it was not buried alive.
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Is there amputation?
53 supporters
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I suppose if you count decapitation, then yes.
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
47 supporters
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In the mercy/pacifist route, a character is out of breath after a battle (though its only written as “huff, puff”, no audio of breathing is played here). A fishlike character collapses from dehydration after chasing you into a hot environment, but youre able to pour water on her to rehydrate her.
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Does someone break a bone?
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I... I mean... you can kill a skeleton...
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Is someone choked?
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Yes, annoying dog in the post neutral run chokes himself out as a way to show yoy should have decided to do a paci run.
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Is someone stabbed?
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The player can equip a knife as a weapon and attacks show an animation akin to a knife slashing.
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Does someone have a seizure?
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Offscreen, but a major character is able to have a heatstroke depending on the player's actions. Whether a seizure specifically took place is unclear, but may be implied as she "can barely move" according to another character.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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There’s multiple people that fall from a large heights, but none of them die
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Does someone become unconscious?
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There are occasional scenes where a character falls and has a dream sequence, they're not hurt. You can also optionally sleep.
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Is there eye mutilation?
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There is one character who wears an eyepatch, and a few monsters are based on eyes. No violence is done to eyes unless you perpetrate it, however.
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Is there throat mutilation?
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There is one boss that, if you choose to fight, will result in you chopping their head off. The sprite is pixelated and there is no blood.
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Is someone crushed to death?
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Open to interpretation, but a visual towards the end of the No Mercy route has a character get hit repeatedly with them showing signs of damage. Given the context and the damage shown on the sprite, it could be this character being specifically crushed.
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Is someone burned alive?
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In the true pacifist route, Undyne's house burns down. The house is shaped like a fish so it comedically shows it; the windows of the house are eyes, so there are flames in it and "tears."
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Is there excessive gore?
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Monsters canonically turn to dust when they die, so most of the game is pretty bloodless and non-graphic. There is body horror in some routes, but the type is less 'gore' and more 'bizarre surrealism.' The worst it gets is a visual in the No Mercy ending's final boss fight that depicts a character bleeding from the chest, but the context suggests it may be ketchup instead.
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Is someone tortured?
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The creation of the Amalgamates is assumed to be torture, but they and their families seem to be fine with being mixed with several other people.
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Is there decapitation?
1 supporters
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The second major boss will have his head fall off when killed.
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Children
Does a kid die?
113 supporters
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Is one of the plot points but is not graphically showed
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Is a minor sexualized?
1 supporters
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There are battle options and dialogue choices where you (a child) can 'flirt' with various characters, and two 'date' sequences with characters who are adults. However, all of these are tame; the character in the first date sequence doesn't seem to understand what a date even is, and the second is more wacky misunderstandings if anything. The player character themselves doesn't have anything sexualized.
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Creepy Crawly
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Death
Does a non-human character die?
58 supporters
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Though not shown, a major character is killed before the events of the story. Additionally, many monsters can be killed if you attack them.
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Does a major character die?
40 supporters
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every major character can die, and some are unavoidable.
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Does someone die?
26 supporters
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Several characters die before the story. The most we see on-screen are their coffins (closed/empty).
You have the option to kill the characters you fight. It's ENTIRELY optional.
It's possible for the protagonist to "die". No harm is shown coming to them, their HP just hits 0.
You have the option to kill the characters you fight. It's ENTIRELY optional.
It's possible for the protagonist to "die". No harm is shown coming to them, their HP just hits 0.
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Does someone sacrifice themselves?
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Sorta, in the genocide route (the one where you eliminate every monster in the game) undyne takes a fatal blow blocking a child from the player, also, while accidental and not shown on screen, a major character dies trying to put his sibling in their requested resting place
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Disability
Is the r-slur used?
41 supporters
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0
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No slurs are used in Undertale.
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Is someone disabled played by able-bodied?
32 supporters
Yes
0
No
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There is no voice acting or real-life acting in the game
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Drugs/Alcohol
Does someone overdose?
26 supporters
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0
No
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There is a hint that a character named Alphys commits suicide when you kill Undyne or Mettaton
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Family
Does a parent die?
42 supporters
Yes
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The parents of Asriel Dreamer, Toriel and Asgore, can be killed by the protagonist. When they are killed, they have slashes across themselves and turn into dust. However it is your choice if they die or not.
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Is a child's toy destroyed?
41 supporters
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0
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No, the closest you can get is throwing away the toy knife you have the option to collect which recently belonged to someone who was most likely a child
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Does a family member die?
33 supporters
Yes
32
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You can choose to kill characters that have family's
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Is someone kidnapped?
1 supporters
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When the playable child character is taken in by a motherly goat creature who intends to keep you as her own. She is disappointed when you leave, but understands that you are not her child.
Your character resembles the first human child that this motherly goat creature adopted. So implied kidnapping?
Additionally a silly skeleton creature “captures” you after he defeats you in battle. You are put into a room with dog supplies and a fence, but can easily escape through the bars to continue your journey.
Your character resembles the first human child that this motherly goat creature adopted. So implied kidnapping?
Additionally a silly skeleton creature “captures” you after he defeats you in battle. You are put into a room with dog supplies and a fence, but can easily escape through the bars to continue your journey.
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Fear
Are there jump scares?
97 supporters
Yes
143
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After leaving the Ruins (all routes), a door clicks and Sans' shadow appears behind a tree
The elevator to the True Lab (Pacifist route) suddenly falls and a siren plays
Neither are exactly scary but they made me jump lmao
The elevator to the True Lab (Pacifist route) suddenly falls and a siren plays
Neither are exactly scary but they made me jump lmao
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Is trypophobic content shown?
40 supporters
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2
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Depending on what sets you off, in the entirely nonviolent route you will come across a lab. There are encounters with gooey, melted creatures, and some of them appear to have areas without flesh. I'm struggling to find the words for it, but like. pockets, sort of? If you've got it really bad, maybe don't pay attention to the sprites in said lab.
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Is someone possessed?
23 supporters
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A ghost possesses a training dummy but I'm like 99% sure the dummy wasn't sentient before that?
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Are there clowns?
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In the short Hard Mode, there is a special monster encounter with a clown face and described as a "messed-up clownbug".
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Are there ghosts?
9 supporters
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Though there is a ghost name Napstablook, he is a comical character and does not attempt to be scary in any way throughout the game
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Are there natural bodies of water?
4 supporters
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36
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there's an entire area called Waterfall.
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Are there mannequins?
1 supporters
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Some of the characters are “dummies”
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Is there a shower scene?
1 supporters
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A figure can be seen behind a shower curtain, but pulling it back reveals that nothing was there.
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Gross
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3
No
123
Is there audio gore?
72 supporters
Yes
3
No
73
3
there is a slashing sound when a character is killed that resembles the sound of being slashed by a sword or blade
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Yes
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26
Is someone eaten?
51 supporters
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23
No
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There are monsters called Vegetoid that can be defeated by eating them.
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Yes
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Does someone spit?
21 supporters
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There are whoopie cushions, however.
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Is there farting?
20 supporters
Yes
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No character farts but a whoopee cushion goes off twice
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Large-scale Violence
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0
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38
Law Enforcement
Is there incarceration?
1 supporters
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2
No
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there is no jail in the underground. the player character can get "captured" and be put into a room with bars but it's like. nothing lol
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Is there copaganda?
1 supporters
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0
No
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The closest thing to police in the underground are the royal guards, who are seen as a good thing. However, most of them are portrayed as silly and over the top, or otherwise not effective. The only one who is effective (Undine) is portrayed as a person who, while strict and no-nonsense at first, is a huge goof and befriends the protagonist
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LGBTQ+
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Yes
0
No
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Is an LGBT+ person outed?
38 supporters
Yes
4
No
19
1
A major character's outed as bisexual.
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Is there bisexual cheating?
33 supporters
Yes
0
No
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With a stretch, you could *maybe* count a scene on the Pacifist route, but it's more silly sitcom-esque antics if anything. Basically, one female character asks you to deliver what quickly turns out to be a love letter to her (also female) crush. However, the second character mistakes it as it being yours (gender ambiguous/implied nonbinary), which results in a humorous intentionally awkward sequence where both of you go on a date, during which she admits she favors the first character more. The first character eventually shows up while the two of you are discussing approaches to asking her out. Again, more ridiculous sitcom misunderstandings than any sort of cheating or deliberate dishonesty involved.
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Is a trans person depicted predatorily?
1 supporters
Yes
0
No
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Not at all. Undertale only has positive trans representation.
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Loss
Is a priceless artifact destroyed?
1 supporters
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2
No
19
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Not destroyed, but swiped in a scene that is played for laughs, and not returned.
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Medical
Are needles/syringes used?
55 supporters
Yes
49
No
67
31
Not on-screen, but there are references to injections in the lab notes of one character experimenting on other people.
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Is there a mental institution scene?
41 supporters
Yes
1
No
110
15
No, although there’s a lab that could look like one.
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Yes
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No
109
Does someone have cancer?
27 supporters
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3
No
109
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No. Late in the game, we learn someone was terminally ill. They did not have cancer.
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4
Is there a hospital scene?
22 supporters
Yes
115
No
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Portions of Alphys' lab are reminiscent of a hospital.
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19
Mental Health
Yes
146
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There is one successful and two attempted suicides in the backstory. Furthermore, two characters can commit suicide during the game, one implied and the other on-screen (though non-graphic). Both of them survive in the pacifist route.
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One character is hinted to have suicidal ideation, with dialogue in the Pacifist route implying they were about to harm themself (or, as they put it, "doing something cowardly") if the player hadn't stopped by when they did. Some Neutral endings imply they die from suicide offscreen. Another character mentions that when they first met, they found them staring into the Garbage Dump's abyss looking 'contemplative,' further hinting at this character's suicidal thoughts. However, they not only survive the Pacifist ending but are implied to be in recovery due to a strong support network and coming to terms with their past actions.
A different character describes a past suicide attempt in the No Mercy ending, which took place after they were resurrected in an unfavorable way. While the specific means aren't detailed (the exact phrasing is "erase myself from existence," which could be literal given the context), they realized they didn't want to die and essentially revived themself.
It's also implied a third character attempted suicide in the backstory, as talking to one character in the Pacifist ending's epilogue ask why the player went to Mt. Ebbot in the first place, bringing up that the legends say no one would return. They add that they knew this character went for an unhappy reason and that they 'hated humanity' (despite being human themself). This same character later died from a completed suicide, which forms a major part of the backstory.
A different character describes a past suicide attempt in the No Mercy ending, which took place after they were resurrected in an unfavorable way. While the specific means aren't detailed (the exact phrasing is "erase myself from existence," which could be literal given the context), they realized they didn't want to die and essentially revived themself.
It's also implied a third character attempted suicide in the backstory, as talking to one character in the Pacifist ending's epilogue ask why the player went to Mt. Ebbot in the first place, bringing up that the legends say no one would return. They add that they knew this character went for an unhappy reason and that they 'hated humanity' (despite being human themself). This same character later died from a completed suicide, which forms a major part of the backstory.
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Yes, someone slowly dies by poisoning themselves in the backstory.
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Is there autism specific abuse?
65 supporters
Yes
3
No
90
9
Papyrus is definitely autism-coded as he has many typically autistic traits, but he is not abused or mistreated unless by the player on a Genocide run or a No Mercy run. Even then, it’s not autism-specific since it isn’t mentioned and Papyrus has not been canonically confirmed as autistic. Being autistic myself, I think he definitely is, but that’s beside the point.
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107
Is autism misrepresented?
50 supporters
Yes
0
No
24
3
No. Certain characters may be easily read as autistic, but none are explicitly stated to be.
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Is there misophonia?
49 supporters
Yes
2
No
42
1
After the fight with Asgore, if you haven't been doing a "No Mercy" playthrough, you'll be thrust into another boss fight who makes TV static noises during dialogue. TV static is heard again during the credits of the Pacifist ending, at the first time the words "The End" are displayed below a picture of Mt Ebbot. There are also some rooms in the Waterfall section where rain sound effects might sound like TV static
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Is a mentally ill person violent?
48 supporters
Yes
9
No
40
4
While they are not explicitly said to have a mental illness , a character that is coded as mentally ill wanted to kill people in the backstory but is stopped from doing so
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
42 supporters
Yes
5
No
49
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A character says she had thoughts of “doing something cowardly” during the true pacifist route but she doesn’t go into more detail than that
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Is reality unstable or unhinged?
36 supporters
Yes
25
No
1
4
During one boss fight. There is also one character who is aware of certain game mechanics and comments on this a couple of times.
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Is there a claustrophobic scene?
33 supporters
Yes
62
No
35
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A monster dog amalgamate approaches you in a narrow hallway. They become placid after several pets.
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Is there D.I.D. misrepresentation?
32 supporters
Yes
0
No
31
5
There are no characters with did
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Are there anxiety attacks?
30 supporters
Yes
27
No
66
20
Alphys has problems with anxiety
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Yes
0
No
25
Is there body dysphoria?
19 supporters
Yes
27
No
0
8
Optional content reveals two ghost characters feel dysphoria about their incorporeal form.
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Does someone have a mental illness?
16 supporters
Yes
26
No
0
4
One character has anxiety and depression.
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Does someone have a meltdown?
13 supporters
Yes
1
No
17
1
No. Some characters are very emotional and speak loudly or do things like stomp their foot, which may resemble meltdowns, but no characters have a meltdown.
1 comment | Add comment
Yes
2
No
12
Does someone suffer from PTSD?
1 supporters
Yes
7
No
21
6
Not explicitly, but you can make the argument that one character in particular does.
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Is there body dysmorphia?
1 supporters
Yes
67
No
49
30
You are all extremely confused about what body dysmorphia is. Body dysmorphia is not body horror. Body dysmorphia is not gender dysphoria. Body dysmorphia is when a person (usually anorexic) perceives their body to be different(usually larger) than it actually is.
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Natural Disasters
Yes
0
No
3
Noxious
Is there shakey cam?
66 supporters
Yes
19
No
78
15
The elevators shake a little bit but I don't think it's enough to count?
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Are there flashing lights or images?
65 supporters
Yes
130
No
2
12
The last fight of a Neutral run and Pacifist run can have strobe effects.
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Are there sudden loud noises?
55 supporters
Yes
20
No
0
1
Upon dying to the final boss of the game's Neutral Route, the boss will suddenly laugh maniacally at you. Additionally, at the end of the game's No Mercy Route, if the option "Don't Erase" is selected, the player is jumpscared by the Character they are talking to.
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Yes
0
No
48
Is there screaming?
21 supporters
Yes
0
No
16
2
There are very few voiced lines in Undertale. None of the voiced lines depict screaming.
1 comment | Add comment
Yes
0
No
20
Is there obscene language/gestures?
13 supporters
Yes
1
No
20
2
A few characters use mild cussing from time to time (nothing above pg13) and one character is depicted to be (from what most can tell) bleeding, but both are very mild, and the latter is very difficult to trigger (if you get to the "unexpected really hard fight" it's that one)
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Paranoia
Is someone watched without knowing?
22 supporters
Yes
23
No
0
2
Two different characters watch your progress throughout the game, one of which you discover later on and another is occasionally shown following you in singular frames and may be difficult to catch.
3 comments | Add comment
Is the fourth wall broken?
15 supporters
Yes
79
No
0
14
The fourth wall is broken a lot the more you play the game, with some characters addressing you the player and not the character you play as
7 comments | Add comment
Pregnancy
Yes
0
No
30
Yes
0
No
106
Yes
0
No
101
Yes
1
No
92
Yes
2
No
94
Yes
0
No
29
Prejudice
Are there fat jokes?
65 supporters
Yes
0
No
106
6
No, overall no one ever comments on anyone else's weight. However, one of the secret bosses, So Sorry, is known for being a character designed by a fat fetish artist.
2 comments | Add comment
Are there homophobic slurs?
65 supporters
Yes
0
No
93
14
This game is known for being extremely LGBT-positive. There are two gay couples who are treated as normal by the narrative.
1 comment | Add comment
Yes
3
No
132
30
No, but be wary; characters that use they/them pronouns in canon are often given a binary gender in fanworks, and this is a common point of contention.
5 comments | Add comment
Are there "Man in a dress" jokes?
56 supporters
Yes
0
No
52
19
it's more of a "rectangle in a dress" joke. also, in one of the endings, he gives his dress to a character that is implied to be transfeminine.
5 comments | Add comment
Is there ableist language or behavior?
53 supporters
Yes
8
No
81
26
Not in the game, but the fandom does have issues with infantilizing an autistic-coded character
6 comments | Add comment
Does an LGBT person die?
43 supporters
Yes
167
No
14
45
There are multiple LGBT characters who *can* die but they all survive in a pacifist playthrough.
7 comments | Add comment
Yes
0
No
107
Yes
0
No
26
Yes
0
No
82
Yes
0
No
78
Does the black guy die first?
28 supporters
Yes
2
No
105
17
Who said yes??
3 comments | Add comment
Is there aphobia?
27 supporters
Yes
0
No
25
0
Closest you'll get is a character many people interpret as aromantic or asexual going on a "date" with you, the player character. It is entirely his choice, though, and eventually he "confesses" he doesn't actually like you like that. He does entirely what he thinks you're supposed to do on dates, most of which is entirely wrong and rather silly. It's more reflective of someone enforcing allonormativity on themself than others on them.
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Race
Yes
0
No
22
Relationships
Is there a large age gap?
46 supporters
Yes
4
No
28
1
There is also a (rather silly and unserious) date between the player character (a child) and the aforementioned skeletons brother, who is maybe an adult??? he's rather tall. The date is later called off as it's revealed this character just felt pressured after misreading politeness as flirting.
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Religious
Are there demons or Hell?
15 supporters
Yes
3
No
12
1
A character at the end of the violent route refers to themself as "the demon that comes when you call its name". Likely non-literal, but it's up for debate.
3 comments | Add comment
Is religion discussed?
1 supporters
Yes
1
No
16
2
One town in the game is Christmas-themed. This isn't religion focused.
2 comments | Add comment
Sex
Yes
0
No
22
Is there bestiality?
1 supporters
Yes
0
No
27
0
Multiple monsters that can experience romance appear animal-like but are anthropomorphic and have human-intelligence, but this only happens between characters who are both monsters
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Is someone sexually objectified?
1 supporters
Yes
0
No
29
4
Technically a character calls another his "favorite sexy rectangle" but it's implied to be a joking line, or at the very least not ill-intentioned
2 comments | Add comment
Yes
3
No
128
50
Only in the fandom
3 comments | Add comment
Yes
0
No
26
Is there sexual content?
1 supporters
Yes
4
No
133
17
Nothing stronger than a character being offhandedly described as "sexy".
5 comments | Add comment
Yes
0
No
20
Sexism
Is a male character ridiculed for crying?
27 supporters
Yes
28
No
11
8
In the final area of one of the game's main routes, you can learn a male child character was repeatedly manipulated by a family member using the phrase "big kids don't cry", a tactic they presumably used to invalidate his emotions so he would not resist them. The manipulator was of the same age as the child, and the scene can be easily avoided by not watching the cassette tapes, but the lasting consequence is still evident as he states he still views himself as a "crybaby" later on the route. The other child ridiculing him like this is portrayed by the game as a very unsympathetic thing to do.
4 comments | Add comment
Sickness
Is there dementia/Alzheimer's?
42 supporters
Yes
1
No
24
0
One character (an elderly tortoise) is depicted as being forgetful, though it's not directly stated to be dementia or Alzheimer's. He's never depicted to be confused, only forgetting stories here and there (which can easily be credited to how long a lifespan the character has lived, since he states he's "lived through much of history himself"). Though, him "forgetting" the stories are mostly just a means to keep specific information from the player until the very end of the game, since you can backtrack and talk to him again and he'll have remembered the story (once the player has discovered more context through the Pacifist route).
1 comment | Add comment
Is someone terminally ill?
29 supporters
Yes
14
No
3
1
Several characters are depicted as becoming ill or "falling down" (the monsters' term for being on their deathbed), but none are specifically stated to be terminal illness.
2 comments | Add comment
Does someone have a stroke?
21 supporters
Yes
1
No
21
1
not heat stroke, heat exhaustion. she has no symptoms other than passing out.
2 comments | Add comment
Does someone have a chronic illness?
17 supporters
Yes
3
No
17
1
If you count mental illness some characters (2 in particular) are implied to have depression and anxiety, both end up with and/or already are surrounded by great support groups
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Social
Yes
0
No
22
Yes
0
No
21
Is existentialism debated?
16 supporters
Yes
19
No
1
4
There are some existential themes in the game.
2 comments | Add comment
Is someone homeless?
1 supporters
Yes
6
No
19
14
Undyne’s house burns down, but she goes to stay with Papyrus and Sans.
3 comments | Add comment
Spoiler
Is Santa (et al) spoiled?
10 supporters
Yes
3
No
95
9
You can find a Santa costume in one character's room and a "thank you" letter addressed to Santa in another. These aren't directly spoiling it, tho
3 comments | Add comment
Are there end credit scenes?
1 supporters
Yes
23
No
0
4
A character talks to you in the neutral ending. Additionally, there's a post-credits mini-game in the pacifist ending.
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Does it have a sad ending?
1 supporters
Yes
70
No
55
28
It really only depends on what route you play, if you do a genocide Route then of cause there’s not a happy ending, there’s a fair amount of what one would call neutral endings though
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Vehicular
Yes
0
No
98
Does a plane crash?
23 supporters
Yes
52
No
57
24
You have the option to kill a plane shaped enemy. Their death animation shows them crashing to the ground. This is more comical than anything and the only fatality is the plane monster.
2 comments | Add comment
Yes
0
No
25
Yes
0
No
114
Violence
Yes
2
No
100
Is there gun violence?
42 supporters
Yes
15
No
69
23
The main character can use an empty gun as a weapon but it isn't really shown as any different than using other weapons. There's also cartoonish guns in one fight
2 comments | Add comment
Is there a nuclear explosion?
16 supporters
Yes
6
No
89
4
In the final fight in the neutral route, one of the attacks is shaped like a nuclear bomb.
2 comments | Add comment
Is there blood/gore?
1 supporters
Yes
100
No
13
19
there is eye gore shown toward the very end of the genocide route. there is another instance of possible blood in the genocide route, but considering the character it happens to, it could just be ketchup.
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