Will you show monsters standing in your way MERCY, or slaughter them all? Their only weapon being their DETERMINATION as they try to FIGHT or ACT their way out. This number isn't a great estimate, however, as it doesn't take into account the varying amount of EXP that other boss monsters grant throughout the game.UNDERTALE is an indie RPG created by developer Toby Fox about a child, who falls into an underworld filled with monsters.
Looking at the normal monsters in the ruins and their average EXP, it'd take about 37 normal monster SOULs to make up Toriel's boss monster SOUL. The first boss monster Frisk fights is Toriel, who grants Frisk 150 EXP when killed. RELATED: Temtem: What Is Stamina, and Why Is it Important?Īs for boss monsters, they are implied to have stronger SOULs than normal monsters. Frisk is always more powerful than the monsters in the Underground, but it's the fact that they keep getting more powerful that leads to certain boss fights in the game's genocide route being over in a single hit from Frisk. In game mechanic terms, the EXP curve keeps getting higher as the player's level gets higher. So, in theory, human SOULs are about 2.5x stronger than monster SOULs within the context of Undertale - a number that certainly matches up with what's shown in the game.įor example, as Frisk's SOUL gets stronger alongside their Level of Violence, it ends up taking more monster SOULs to match their SOUL in power. On average (and without counting bosses like Nabstablook and Toriel), monsters in the Ruins give about four EXP each. Since Frisk needs 10 EXP to get to level two, that means it takes about two-and-a-half monster SOULs to equal the power from one human SOUL. Instead, averaging the EXP rewarded from every monster in the game's first area, the Ruins, and figuring out how many monsters it'd take to get Frisk to level two may work out better.
RELATED: There Should Be More Comedy Gamesįrisk only needs 10 EXP for LV two, and the game's tutorial battle against a Froggit is scripted to give Frisk just that. This implies there's a one-to-one comparison between monster SOULs and human SOULs, though given that Frisk's stats start at zero, the tutorial battle may not be the best metric to use. Instead, it's better to take the average EXP, or execution points, Frisk needs to go from LV one to LV two. While it theoretically would be helpful to compare attack and defense stats, the fact that Frisk has zero attack and zero defense at LV one (since the tutorial Froggit enemy is scripted to die in a single hit) makes this difficult. Level of Violence is still important since it can actually be used to determine how many average monster SOULs make up one average human SOULs. The game's main character, Frisk, starts the game with their Level Of Violence set at one. This LV means Frisk hasn't killed any other humans or monsters and absorbed their SOULs, meaning their power should be comparable to that of the average human. Since Undertale is an RPG, there are plenty of numbers to compare when trying to determine strength.
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