Victoria Phuong-Thao Dreemurr also known as Toriel the ex-queen of the Underground. She divorced from Asgore after the death of their children, Chara and Asriel, and after Asgore let his grief and anger get the better of him by declaring to kill all the humans who were responsible for the children's death. She now lives in the Ruins, finding any humans who fell into the Underground and trying to protect them from Asgore.
In the sequel, she is both a teacher and the queen and is raising 4 children alongside Asgore.
Appearance[]
Toriel is a humanoid goat of British and Vietnamese descent with long brown hair with left-sided bangs tied in 2 pigtails, reddish-brown eyes and tanned skin. She also has horns on her head. She She dresses in a purple dress with white sleeves. There is the emblem of the monster kingdom on the center of her dress
In the sequel, her outfit is inspired by Toriel's teaching attire from Deltarune. She looks much the same as she does in Undertale, though her distinctive Delta Rune tabard is no longer present, in favor of more casual clothes, including a pendant and glasses, though the former is not visible on her overworld sprite. She also has a small tuft of hair on the top of her head.
Personality[]
Toriel is is a kind and caring woman who loves children. She hates violence and killing people, but won't hesitate to intimidate or scare troublemakers away. She develops an overprotective nature towards human children because of the death of her own children and how her ex-husband declared to kill all the humans.
In the sequel, she remained having a kind attitude. But can be slightly strict even when it comes to protecting her own children. Especially Asriel, Chara, Frisk and Astelle.
Abilities[]
Her powers are just like in the game. They include Paw Sweep, Fire Waves, Fire Helix and Faltering.
Trivia Edit[]
- Toriel is of Vietnamese and British descent
- Toriel's outfit in the sequel is loosely inspired by what Toriel wears in Deltarune
- Toriel's vocal range is alto/soprano and should speak in a Philadelphia accent