In PC versions until v1.05, the game reloads the title sequence after pressing the confirm button.Gaster or ガスター - The game reloads to the title screen as soon as the last character of "Gaster" is entered.Notably, Gigidigi has also helped work on the game. This name is a reference to Gigidigi's Persona 4 comic, " Hiimdaisy". Drak, Gigi, or Gugu - The Steak in the Shape of Mettaton's Face shows up as "FSteak" instead of "FaceSteak" (the name does not change in v1.01)." You are really scraping the bottom of the barrel." " That's a little on-the-nose, isn't it.?" " WARNING: This name will make your life hell. " I think you should think of your own name, my child." When played in Japanese, due to being able to enter both kana and alphabetic characters, the same response occurs regardless of whether the English or Japanese name was entered. Alphabetic characters are case-insensitive and kana are script-insensitive. "Frisk" is the only exception, as changing the name is required to leave Hard Mode.īelow are listed names that give a custom response, replacing the default one. Otherwise, when resetting, the message "A name has already been chosen" appears and the player is unable to change the name. Notably, none of the characters ever speak the protagonist's name until they learn about it in the True Pacifist Route ending.Īll names (except "Frisk") cannot be changed without performing a True Reset or completing a Genocide Route. This name is mentioned by Flowey/ Asriel, Asgore in the game over screen, the dream sequences in Toriel's Home and Waterfall, the mirrors in Toriel's and Asgore's homes on the Genocide Route, Alphys's console on the Genocide Route, the video recordings in the True Lab, and the first human's coffin. There is a six-character limit, but this can be bypassed using the renaming process as seen below.Īlthough this is depicted as the player naming the protagonist, it is, in fact, naming the first human to have fallen into the Underground. Other names do not trigger any particular message but have a different impact on the gameplay. Normally, the game asks "Is this name correct?" when asking for confirmation of the name, but some names trigger a unique response, and some of these names (mainly those of major characters in the story) cannot be used. So, should you wish to use this piece for yourself, feel free! There are no copyright issues with using Toby's music.At the beginning of Undertale, the player is given the choice of naming the fallen human. I emailed Toby about this just to be sure and received a response from his team verifying this information. Toby Fox, not being affiliated with any large companies, is kind enough to let any of his fans use his music as long as they are not explicitly making money off of it. If it is ever going to be performed, I would adjust the key signatures to make it easier for the players. I knew going into it that the key change was going to be difficult (especially considering the tempo), but it turned out to be unnecessarily hard for the players. We did get several read-throughs of it, however, and with that, I was able to learn a lot. My original plan with this piece was to have the CUI Brass Quintet perform it at my Fall 2021 Trumpet Recital, but that was unfortunately not able to happen. I transcribed the piece in a piano reduction mold and took notes on good ideas for brass specifically. As with most of UNDERTALE's soundtrack, it is very upbeat and has high energy and as I listened to it I thought it would be very fun to play in a Brass Quintet. The piece I chose to arrange is Spear of Justice, the theme that plays during the fight with Undyne. Perhaps its most famous song can be listened to here. Today, UNDERTALE is one of the most popular video games in the world, and the name Toby Fox is known to many. He made and created every aspect of the game - the assets, the levels, the story, and even the music. The whole game was created by Toby Fox, who, before the release of UNDERTALE, was just a guy working on a game project for fun.
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