A bout of insomnia allows Frisk to discuss a few things with Chara.

Frisk lost the final battle. The God of Hyperdeath was an opponent they weren't ready to face. Unprepared against a power beyond measure, he seized control of their fate. Now, as time and space become meaningless, Frisk must navigate a perilous journey through hearts and minds, where each step threatens to rend their very being asunder.

A quiet evening finds Frisk and Flowey enraptured by the stars above.

The King of Monsters has a sizable hoard, collected over his many years of ruling. Each of them are one of a kind, and more valuable than the last. And now, Alphys has eyes on an exceptionally precious one.

Before the fire, there's a flame. Before the flame, there's a spark. Before the spark, there's determination.

Every evening, Frisk performs a complex series of tasks under Toriel's watchful eyes. There's great comfort in this routine.

With Undyne and Alphys' wedding on the horizon, Flowey realizes something he had been completely ignorant about: Frisk is in love with him. This is totally a fact. Armed with this knowledge, Flowey embarks on a personal journey to become the best boyfriend material Frisk could ever ask for. Now if he could only stop being a gigantic jerk all the time.

As the first year on the Surface comes to a close, everyone writes a letter to their future selves, regarding their thoughts, experiences, aspirations, hopes and dreams so far.

Through the wonder of the internet, Papyrus has learned the art of Sumo Wrestling. It goes about as well as you'd expect.

In a bid to grow stronger, Asriel and Frisk sign up to learn the art of boxing under Undyne's supervision. Over the course of the training from hell, it soon becomes clear that there are other motives behind the children's sudden interest in fighting and not all of them innocent. For not all battles are fought within a ring.

Muffet entertains her beloved Muffin-Spider with a hearty game of SOUL-fetch. Everyone proceeds to have a great time. Except Frisk.

A deal's a deal. While in the clutches of despair, Frisk offered Chara a compromise in exchange for a chance at a happy ending. Now that the monsters are free to roam the world once more, Frisk tries their best to avoid having to honor the terms they've agreed on. Too bad every has to sleep, eventually. And Chara has been very patient.

Asriel has his eyes on a lovely little spider monster, who is unsuspecting about his infatuation. In his quest to win a date from her, he enlists the help of his siblings, both providing assistance and issues in their own unique ways.

Every day they draw her a golden flower. Toriel doesn't know how to help.

Come one, come all! Papa Pappy's Pasta Palace is hosting its Grand Opening tonight! Now serving a huge selection of traditional Italian meals, and just a hint of monster ingenuity, our certified Great Master Skeleton Chef Papyrus promises only the best in fine dining!

Even with all of its wonders and sights, the Underground is a dark and dangerous place for a lone human child. Frisk is about to find out that every misstep, every wrong turn and every bad decision has a consequence. The price is often higher than they could ever hope to afford.

Humans are vulnerable. Napstablook is highly distraught that he only learned that once there was no way back. Guilt-ridden and sadder than ever before, he flees not just the Ruins, but the Underground as well, empowered by the child's stolen SOUL. Wandering aimlessly, he enters a peculiar human building, with treasure waiting for him inside.

Prince Asriel faces a dire threat to his Throne of Soft, while his Royal Crier struggles to produce some non-lethal musical accompaniment.

After much contemplation and convincing, Frisk and their friends return to the depths of Alphys' lab. There, they tap into the font of power that is human determination, desperate to make a miracle happen once more. The results may not be to their liking.

Faced with the harsh world of Underfell and its often nasty inhabitants, Frisk and Flowey join forces to bring friendship, hugs and kisses to everyone, by any means necessary. With endless optimism and love, these brave heroes ride into the depths of the Underground to bring light into even the darkest of hearts!

At the end of a long and wonderful life, Frisk prepares to make one last sacrifice for someone special.

Frisk takes Flowey to a therapist and nothing bad happens. Nope, nothing at all.

With the barrier destroyed, the Underground prepares to move to the Surface, at long last. Alphys invites Frisk to a little science project, during which she asks the one question that puzzles her the most: why did they climb Mt. Ebott?

They're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky, they're altogether ooky: the Dreemurr Family. Their house is a museum, where people come to see 'em, they really are a scream: the Dreemurr Family!

Fresh from a successful hunt to refill her 'science snack storage', Alphys encounters a distressed Frisk heading home from school.

Chara and Napstablook are ghost buddies doing ghost things, and having a ghastly fun time.

Four unlikely friends join up for a quiet night of fun, camaraderie and video games. With a little luck, they won't even murder each other.

Frisk is a sore loser. Sans is not an honest player. Nothing good can come out of this.

I can hear them. Every rustled blanket, every bit of clothing pulled, every kiss, every touch, every sigh and every moan. I can hear them no matter what I do, no matter where I go. Somebody please soundproof the walls.

The human is relentless, getting one step closer to Sans with every death and reload. Flowey knows that if the skeleton falls, all hope is lost. In a bid for survival and perhaps a better ending, he approaches Sans with the unthinkable: a truce.

Frisk is in a hurry. The barrier is broken, but they suspect there's still someone waiting for them, back where it all began. The day has been pretty long though, and Frisk can barely hold on. So when a limo pulls up by the MTT Resort and offers a ride, what reason could they have to refuse? Thousands and they all have eight legs.

[It is with great sadness that I must inform you that Frisk, first ambassador of humans and monsters, has passed away after a long and fulfilling life. They died painlessly, surrounded by friends and family. Their two siblings miss them dearly.]

The barrier's destruction has ushered in a new age of wonder and excitement to all residents of the Underground, but one. Asgore Dreemurr, King of Monsters must come to terms with the decisions that condemned him to untold years of loneliness.

Asriel stands before a door. Just an average, hardwood apartment door. Behind the door awaits a potentially very bad time for the young Dreemurr. A bad time he cannot stave off forever. Asriel reaches for the doorknob.

She is always there, like a quiet whisper in the darkest corners of the mind. She took the helping hand that pulled her back into reality, but even after their shared adventure, she is still an enigma and a curious anomaly. One must be very careful when dealing with a demon.

Chara snacks on some chocolate and ponders over life in the Underground, Asriel and the terrible decision they are about to commit to. There is no going back.

Deep within Asgore's messy storage room lies a terrible secret buried under a mountain of fabric. A secret Undyne does not want revealed under any circumstance and is willing to eliminate any who might come close to unearthing it. Frisk just found it.

Asriel has been suffering from nightmares for some time now. Luckily, Frisk is there with the perfect solution.