Art Shift: Played to utterly horrifying effect during the Photoshop Flowey boss fight.However, this is strongly implied to be Flowey since one switch is depressed by vines, especially considering hes one of the few characters whos actually friendly towards you on said route. Anonymous Benefactor: Several puzzles are solved for the player on the Genocide Route.Flowey captures the souls of everyone in the Underground (except for Napstablook) to restore his true form as Asriel Dreemurr to fight you.In the Neutral ending, Flowey threatens to kill everyone the human loves if they spare him.

And Your Little Dog, Too!: Flowey attempts this in both the Neutral and True Pacifist Route.Eventually, he grew to know the monsters so well that he saw them as little more than scripted actors, and having exhausted his options, turned into the nihilistic psychopath you come to know. When he discovered he could SAVE, he tried to play out multiple scenarios in the hope of feeling something: a loop where he befriended everyone, a loop where he killed everyone, and so forth. He describes how scared he was waking up and not being able to feel his arms and legs, or any sort of love for another being, no matter how hard he tried. In the more psychological version of this trope, while it was alluded to in the other playthroughs, Flowey fully reveals himself to be this in the Genocide run.You manage to persevere, but not before he maliciously abuses his save states to briefly fulfill his promise. Flowey threatens you with this by overriding your save states in the Photoshop Flowey boss fight so you would be trapped having him kill you again and again.Several future puzzles are already solved as well, but this is the only one definitely solved by him. Already Done for You: In the No Mercy route, one switch in Snowdin is pressed down by vines, indicating Flowey solved it before you arrived.He was left with the doldrums of omniscient knowledge and no capacity for love, driving him further and further into his single-minded sociopathy until something new finally happened: the player arrived.

After being brought to life, he used this power an untold number of times to save everyone, to kill everyone, to explore every action and reaction he could until there was nothing new left for him to do.

Allergic to Routine: Before the player character arrived in the Underground, Flowey alone possessed the power to LOAD and SAVE.

In other words, it's not the douchey flower villain we came to know getting his just desserts it's Asriel getting murdered in cold blood by his adopted sibling: the person he thought was his best friend. At that point, the Fallen Child has fully possessed Frisk, and in his terror, Flowey's face and voice have reverted back to his former self, Asriel.

Alas, Poor Villain: Flowey's (optional) demise isn't terrifying just because of its brutality.

You'd think he'd be grateful that you spared his life. Despite this, if you bail out, reset, and complete a Neutral Run, he will complain about how you screwed up their chance at true victory, even if you got to the point where he was mercilessly slaughtered and reset before the final decision. Specifically, near the end of a Genocide Run, Flowey finally realizes that 'kill or be killed' means not even he is safe from you.

Aesop Amnesia: Flowey ends up orchestrating his own demise, and later calls out the player for preventing the scheme that would kill him from going through.

However, after the fight with Asriel Dreemurr, he changes to ≍ont kill, and dont be killed. Even after he turns back to Flowey again, its implied that hes changed and doesnt believe this anymore. Abandoned Catchphrase: Floweys catchphrase, In this world, its kill or be killed! He says this multiple times during the game.

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