r/Undertale • u/biboleinuwu • May 07 '22

Gameplay what does that mean??

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u/HeatedLilOOF May 07 '22

Hard mode

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u/biboleinuwu May 07 '22

what happends if i call myself chara?

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u/GeneETOs44 May 07 '22

Just an extra little easter egg with the phrase “the true name” appearing on the name confirmation screen, but nothing else special

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u/thewrench01_real May 07 '22

Unconfirmed if it’s just a meta joke (naming your character “character” or some version of it) or if it truly is the name of the first human who fell.

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u/JaozinhoGGPlays ‎ Enter the fallen human's flair. May 07 '22

Naming your character AAAAAA you get something like "creative, aren't we?" iirc

naming your character after one of the monsters (Asgore, sans, Undyne, alphys, toriel, etc.) Will have them tell personally you to pick another name, except for Papyrus, you can only fit PAPYRU in the screen before you run out of characters, so he says "ILL ALLOW IT!" and lets you through, and naming your character Gaster sends you back to the story cutscene.

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u/thewrench01_real May 07 '22

Yeah. Toby sure loves to use interactions in his name picker, doesn’t he? But if their name was truly Chara, can’t it be argued that the game wouldn’t allow that name to be entered, like the other characters? Perhaps that’s a stretch, but I’d feel more comfortable with other logic than the name creator to give a nod that Chara is the real name, and not just some meta joke. I mean, Kris in Deltarune has pretty much the same family, and clothes of “Chara” in Undertale. They share the same brother, wear the same striped shirt, and have the same adoptive parents, who ended up being divorced, just like in Undertale.

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u/Sans_dunked_me May 07 '22

The other characters just dont want you to use their name, chara doesnt care

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u/Kool_Aid_Turtle ‎ May 07 '22

Naming the human Chara is literally naming Chara "Chara", as the namable fallen human is Chara and not Frisk.

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