Asrielis

Asrielis is a fictional character from the *Undertale* video game series, developed by Toby Fox. Created in 2015, the game blends elements of role-playing, adventure, and narrative-driven gameplay, with Asriel serving as one of its central protagonists. The character is introduced as a young, orphaned boy named Asriel Dreemurr, who lives in the underground world of Hotland. His life changes dramatically when he befriends a mysterious, sentient child named Toriel, who reveals herself to be a guardian of the underground kingdom of Flowey.

Asriel’s backstory unfolds through the game’s narrative, revealing that he was once a human boy named Asriel Dreemurr who was experimented on by the scientist Papyrus, transforming him into a monster known as Undyne. After escaping, he was adopted by Toriel and raised in the underground world. The character’s name, Asriel, is a combination of "Asriel" from the Bible and "Dreemurr," a play on the word "dream," reflecting his dual nature as both a human and a monster.

Asriel’s journey in *Undertale* explores themes of identity, morality, and the consequences of violence. Players can influence his fate through their choices, leading to multiple endings that vary in tone and outcome. The character’s design, created by Toby Fox, features a mix of human and monster traits, with a pale complexion, pointed ears, and a distinctive hairstyle. His voice acting, provided by Toby Fox himself, adds depth to his emotional expressions.

Asrielis is notable for his complex personality, evolving from a naive child to a more mature and conflicted figure. His relationships with other characters, such as Toriel, Sans, and Papyrus, shape his development, making him a pivotal figure in the game’s story. The character’s legacy extends beyond *Undertale*, appearing in spin-offs like *Undertale: Deltarune* and inspiring fan discussions about narrative choices and player agency.