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You are in New Home. A monster is crying. What do you do?
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  • a

    Hey, what’s wrong?

  • b

    Are you okay?

  • c

    Welcome to the Underground. Want to talk?

  • d

    Stand up. I believe in you.

  • e

    Sit with them in quiet until they calm down.

  • f

    Walk away. Not my problem.

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Question 1: You are in New Home. A monster is crying. What do you do?

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Answer 15 scenario-based questions rooted in Undertale’s routes to see if you’re Sans, Undyne, Toriel, or more. A fun fan-made quiz.

Undertale is about choices. Kindness, honesty, stubborn grit, or cold resolve. The quiz on this page uses short scenarios to read those patterns and match you with a character whose values feel close to yours.

How our quiz works

The result comes from three simple signals. First, your stance in conflict, for example, talk first or strike first. Second, your empathy in small moments. Third, your willingness to accept consequences. Answers carry different weights, and tie breakers look at consistency across similar prompts. There is no perfect answer map, just a fair comparison to the cast’s core traits.

A quick look at routes and choices

Undertale has well-known paths: Pacifist, Neutral, and Genocide. Your choices shape tone, dialogue, and outcomes. This quiz does not force a route; it notices the direction you lean. If you want the official overview and purchase options, see the developer’s site at undertale.com. For platform details and release info, the Undertale page on Steam provides specs and notes from players.

Characters you might match

Sans

Dry humor, sharp memory, and a moral line he does not cross. If you avoid conflict, watch carefully, and only act when you must, you may land on Sans. He values effort, but he also tests resolve.

Papyrus

Earnest, upbeat, and proud of hard work. If you believe anyone can improve with support and clear rules, Papyrus fits. You like structure, you cheer for others, and you give second chances.

Toriel

Patient, protective, and steady. You step in when someone needs help, even when it is inconvenient. You prefer calm solutions. You draw boundaries to keep people safe.

Undyne

Direct, brave, and loyal. If you respect straight talk and fight hard for what is right, Undyne is likely. You do not quit. You push others to be better, including yourself.

Alphys

Smart, anxious, and kind. You overthink, then you try anyway. You care about impact and facts. If you value growth through honest feedback, Alphys mirrors that arc.

Asgore

Gentle heart, heavy duty. You respect tradition, but you know tough choices carry weight. If you try to do right by everyone and accept blame when you fall short, Asgore will make sense.

Flowey

Control, curiosity, and a harsh worldview. If you test limits and prefer certainty over nuance, you may trend toward Flowey. The quiz will flag this only when your choices are consistently cold.

Frisk

Quiet resolve and flexible thinking. If you adapt to each moment and keep moving forward without loud claims, Frisk is a fair match. You read rooms and act with care.

Tips for honest results

  • Answer as you would act, not as you wish you would act.
  • Ignore what seems “optimal.” Pick what feels true in the moment.
  • Stay consistent. If two prompts feel similar, keep the same stance.
  • Retake only if you were rushing. Small changes can shift close matches.

What the result means

It is a likeness, not a label. Use it to reflect on how you handle pressure, how you treat strangers, and what rules you keep when no one is watching. If a character you dislike appears, read the notes with an open mind. You might find one habit worth changing, or one strength you forgot you had.

Fair use, credits, and limits

This is a fan-made experience. It is not official. Undertale and its characters are created by Toby Fox. Names and images mentioned belong to their owners. Use this page for entertainment and light self-reflection, not as a personality diagnosis.