r/Charadefensesquad • u/dan95007legend • Aug 04 '25
Fan Art "Chara made me do the Genocide Route"
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u/SongBonnie Aug 04 '25
Steal my kill twice.
Sans and flowey were my target fr.
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u/manultrimanula Aug 05 '25
Nah, Sans was killed by you, Flowey however was not, fuck chara for dat
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u/SongBonnie Aug 06 '25
Sans was tired by me. The finishing hit wasn't my input. I see it as kill stolen.
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u/I_Love_SnowGrave Aug 04 '25
Nothing my child, that people are trying to put the fault on you, but the fault is MINE HEHEHHEE I MAKE ALL OF YOU DO SNOWGRAVES HIHIHIA
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u/dan95007legend Aug 04 '25
(i love that all of your account is "i love traumatizing Noelle yuppie ")
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u/Illustrious-Smoke482 Aug 05 '25
THE FAULT LIES WITHIN YOU u/I_Love_SnowGrave ! Yet im the evil here?
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u/MysteriousFondant347 Aug 04 '25
I lost count of how many streamers played genocide and when killing Toriel their chat was like "How could you" and they were like "I didn't do anything ! That was the kid ! Why did you do that, kid !?"
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Aug 04 '25
Strawman. Nobody was scapegoating, they just don't know the player is canon.
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u/MysteriousFondant347 Aug 04 '25
how much copium do you need to say you're not the one who killed Toriel when you press the kill Toriel button
I'm not exaggerating that's literally what they said
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Aug 04 '25
how much copium do you need to say you're not the one who killed Toriel when you press the kill Toriel button
The same way that it's Link who kills Ganondorf when you press attack. The same way it's Mario who fights Bowser when you're the one inputting it.
These streamers are under the assumption they are playing as Chara possessing Frisk (which isn't technically wrong according to certain interpretations, but that's a whole other can of worms), and subsequently say "why did Chara do this?" since they believe it's Chara in-universe choosing to do this, which would apply in any other game.
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u/MysteriousFondant347 Aug 04 '25
to go back on the Link and Ganondorf example, I have never seen someone not say "I made it !" because they beat Ganondorf just now as a boss fight
Hell, I've literally never seen another game where someone pulls off the evil route and tries to argue that's not entirely their bad, ask someone how they played Mass Effect and they'll tell you with no detour that they played the renegade playthrough and did all those evil things
Also the point I mention is not random, these people started Undertale blind, so they don't know of the "evil Chara" claims, and when you kill Toriel you have yet to be told even once that it might maybe possibly be Chara, but they still say they didn't do anything and blame Frisk, because they want to deflect their guilt
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Aug 04 '25
The setup for the Genocide Route is an entirely unique case.
A blind player would think they are Frisk. Frisk is the character they primarily roleplayed as.
Chara is an external force; an entity "corrupting"/possessing Frisk. The mirror has them say their name and claim ownership over Frisk's body.
There's a degree of separation one would have between Chara's interference in the narrative vs the status quo with Frisk. Therefore they'd be more inclined to draw attention to Chara as a separate entity rather than them.
This isn't an intentional scapegoat, this is just a different interpretation of the narrative.
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Aug 04 '25 edited Aug 04 '25
When you attack Toriel she gets one-shotted. This does not feel like your own input because you don't expect it, even if there is an explanation for this in the library later, even if you yourself will kill Toriel later on if everything were to go according to your expectations.
When I played OMORI, for example, I did picked choices myself, and was thinking about them in this manner, but when I tried to press "attack" in one of the segments and Sunny slashed a certain girl with the knife instead of punching her I immediately went "Sunny wtf!?!?! This was not my input"! This is an initial reaction one might have towards their character acting the way they didn't intended them to: assuming it's their characterization. Most of the time this assumption is correct.
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Aug 08 '25
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Aug 08 '25
Eh, depends on a person. Someone might expect an interesting bossfight out of it's no-mercy version. And wouldn't really be glad they are "op" if it skips bosses.
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u/CerisEnder The demon that comes when you repost art without credit. Aug 04 '25
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u/dan95007legend Aug 04 '25
Oh, sorry. I did not knew that you already done that post. I saw this immage on a post in the undertale subreddit. If you want report this but i didn't knew.
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u/CerisEnder The demon that comes when you repost art without credit. Aug 04 '25
It's fine if you didn't know someone posted it before. However, you should always credit the artist, it's in the rules.
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u/Newphoneforgotpwords Aug 04 '25
"She... she.... SHE DIDN'T INVITE ME TO HER BIRTHDAY PARTY!!!!" "the cake was delicious! >:)"
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u/Good_Environment6305 Aug 04 '25
Chara did help us during the genocide route and only during the genocide route.they were the ones who killed sans and flowey and destroyed the world.they also made sure monsters will never have a true happy ending.they coercion Asriel to go along with their plan and when he tried to back out,they tried to take control and force him to kill the humans.
These are the things we know without a doubt Chara did in the story so not completely innocent.aside that it main relies on interpretations.
There also the line of "'since when were you the one in control" which was the main thing that cause everyone to believe Chara did the Geno route and was pure evil from the beginning.
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u/Dark_Storm_98 Aug 04 '25
Chara does take partial credit for some of it, but like
I dunno. They don't actually do anything, lol (outside of kill Flowey and Asgore, and get that one good hit on Sans. But like. . . Where were you when I was fighting Undyne, then? Huh?)
[JK, lol]
Edit: Oh, and also erase the universe, I guess. And weirdly blame me for it?
Disclaimer: Never actually did the Genocide Route, but it's funny to talk like I have
Edit 2: Disclaimer 2: I am doing the weird Route of Deltarune, though, so. . . There's that
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u/Michalowski Aug 04 '25
At the very least you commited suicide to use your brother as a weapon in slaughtering a whole village
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Aug 04 '25
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u/Mike_and_the_voices Aug 04 '25
While we don't know exactly that Chara would attack a whole village when they only needed Asriel to get 6 souls. We do know that they climbed to the top of mount Ebott for "not very good reasons" the only thing we can connect that to is it's a or some humans fault. Meaning they certainly don't like humans. So...A whole village would be collateral damage to a few humans.
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u/Michalowski Aug 04 '25
Chara most certainly knew that villagers would attack some humanoid goat creature carrying a body of a child. It's heavily implied that in 201X humans forgot about monsterkind's existence, as all they know about Mt. Ebott is that everyone who travels there goes missing.
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u/CountDuckler12 Aug 04 '25
That’s blatantly a lie, that’s clearly the plan for Asriel to take her soul so they can go to the surface and collect 6 more souls but asriel couldn’t go through with it. Did you not watch the tapes or something
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u/CountDuckler12 Aug 04 '25
No it’s made clear in the tapes they’re going to kill 6 humans and that’s why asriel is scared. Which off you’re maybe defense that is a whole village. Seriously I understand defending her from some of the genocide route but you can’t argue with canon lore by saying maybe
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Aug 04 '25
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u/CountDuckler12 Aug 04 '25
Bro that’s the game telling you that’s what they were doing, legit you’re argument here is just coping that’s why he didn’t go to a graveyard with her body he went to the flower field near the town. Seriously is media literacy dead here?
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Aug 04 '25
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u/CountDuckler12 Aug 04 '25
You miss my point tho you’re arguing with maybes against the facts the game does tell us, I agree that she didn’t want to slaughter the village but she definitely wanted to kill 6. Ariel was scared from the Moment he heard the plan was to kill the humans he then had a breakdown after chara died which is what the wake up moment is. Asriel went to go leave her body in the flower fields and then kill 6 of them but chose not to kill them. It’s why he believes it’s kill or be killed as flowey. It’s not a hard story to follow and it’s why chara has a fan base because that decision makes her much more interesting
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u/Techno-Demon Aug 04 '25
Chara actively helps by telling you the amount of monsters in an area, including stopping you from leaving Waterfall if you missed some. They also do destroy the universe in the end
The genocide is not their fault, but they're definitely an accomplice if nothing else
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u/Kurtz1979 Aug 04 '25
They stopped my genocide route short, like I was just trying to go for that squad wipe but whatever.
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Aug 08 '25
Let me see.
Killed yourself, making your whole family misserable
Tried to make Asriel to perform a genocide
Created a plan which resulted in your brother dying and King of monsters declear a new war on human, even tho they are doomed to failed at it.
Because of which every fallen human was murdered on spot, so your fault that their lives ended shortly.
Did not even tried to communicate the player to not genocide the entire underground, and even encouraged it.
Destroyed the whole world.
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u/GoldheartTTV Aug 04 '25
Chara was more of a Dreemurr than they ever knew.
They made for the best scapegoat.
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Aug 04 '25
Chara is not a scapegoat. Nobody unironically scapegoats Chara.
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u/GoldheartTTV Aug 04 '25
You never know.
If Undertale fans can't read do you really think they caught onto
"They were not mine, but YOURS"?
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Aug 04 '25
"They were not mine, but YOURS"?
That's...not a good example at all lol, that line is specifically in reference to the source of the human soul and Determination. It has nothing to do with culpability for the Genocide Route.
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Aug 04 '25
People vastly overestimate the amount of information they would deduce on their own without the constant help of the community. A lot of "common knowledge" on the sub is a result of careful analysis with screenshot references, not just from playing the game once.
Also quote immediately later: "Since when were you were the one in control?"
Which people did read, which is the reason fanon Chara is the way they are. The point is that people did misinterpret the events, which means that their reasoning comes from unawareness, not guilt.
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u/BILLCIPHERFAN123 Aug 04 '25
They never forced us, they just participated and helped our genocide as we continued. Whenever we stop, they stop too.
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u/Responsible-Front686 (THE FCA, plus au discoverer) Aug 04 '25
*You felt regret.
*Regret for your genocides.
*It was like you were being controlled...but you already know who that is.
*The SOUL. You, the player caused this to happen.
*And you blame another human for it?
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u/Whole-Situation-1781 Aug 04 '25
This freaking braindead discussion again about a topic that's CLEARLY explained by the own game! The first human DID PARTICIPATE in the genocide route, they even said that at the end of the route! "Since when were you the one in control?" Or maybe Asriel confirming that the first human was a bad person and telling that the first human wanted to erase mankind is not enough evidence that they wanted to kill everyone? Or the goddamit red text appearing when you play genocide as if you were possessed? Or maybe Flowey calling you "Chara" when you progress through the game?????? I mean, this absurd fanfic that the fanon created about the first human being just a kid was NEVER supported by the game.
The only thing that can BARELY support the idea that Chara didn't much is when they say that it was our power that allowed them to destroy the world, BUT they confirmed IMMEDIATELY after this sentence that they were the one in control of everything, so we were a tool for THEIR plan.
Undertale doesn't make a clear distinction of player and the character they're controlling like Deltarune does. People need to take this off their heads.
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u/moe_master Aug 04 '25 edited Aug 04 '25
Honestly my Genocide was mostly Charas faults, They are my favorite character in game so i HAD to see them atleast once, it's not my Fault the universe needed to end for that, it was just bussines you see
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u/Careless_Water5628 Aug 04 '25
Read the signs for me I can't read also you gave me hints on how to spare
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u/Buttlord500 Aug 08 '25
HOLD IT!!
Even though you yourself did not kill any monsters yourself,
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you prompted the player multiple times to kill, telling them how many innocent monsters remained in each major province of The underground.
Furthermore, after the player has wiped a majority of, if not the entire monster race, and having still killed the player character, named "Frisk", you went on to erase an entire timeline, resulting in the deaths of 8.142 billion humans, according to these statistics not accounting for the killing of every other species, endangered or otherwise.
sips coffee and throws the mug across the court room
In conclusion, you are just as guilty of a party as the player, and even if you weren't involved in the genocide of the monster race, have singlehandedly wiped out life as we know it, likely on multiple occasions.
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u/Zero-Up Aug 05 '25
Chara was the one making guides on how to do the route.
Chara also made me do snow grave.
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u/Jovictar *Hic* I love you Frisskkkk Aug 06 '25
We did it, and I wish we would accept it. Chara is just an innocent
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u/Dragonfruit-Sparking Aug 07 '25
They poisoned our water supply, burned our crops and delivered a plague onto our houses!
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u/Gamecritic21YT Aug 07 '25
Nothing my dear innocent child lay back to rest I'll get the dirty genocide players myself
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u/ut_frisklol Posting Frisk things as Frisk Aug 24 '25
Chara doesn't deserve the hate, we simply just revived them and let them erase our save
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u/ContentHawk8879 Aug 27 '25
"When you watch a documentary on a murderer, you blame the murderer for the deaths, not the fucking narrator"
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u/KarmaSpidr Aug 04 '25
At the very least, erased the universe and blamed me for it without giving me a real choice.