Flowey

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Flowey (Also known as Aster Abbot when on the Surface) is the main character of Undertale: ACFPV.

Profile
Flowey is a a yellow, six-petaled flower with small green stem with two smaller leaves protruding from them. He is often wearing a small, dark blue-gray beret, and shares a familiar look to Flowey (Asriel), except that he can only contort his face in two different styles: Normal forms (As with the other Flowey, while excluding evil/cynical expressions) and Possession/Hatred Form.

Personality
Flowey is a charismatic, but often reasonable character for most of the Undertale: ACFPV series, and has a strong sense of sympathy and compassion for others. He is also sometimes indignant, and will often attempt to either help his friends or give them advice. He is also knowledgeable, and may be cunning sometimes towards his enemies, although this is not a significant trait that is seen until the end of the series.

Unlike the original Flowey, Flowey is neither cynical nor sadistic, and only shows these traits toward the end of the series, when he realises that he’s in a game where he doesn’t exist. Flowey’s relations with humans is completely same as with monster relations, due to his surface persona’s portfolio within the human world.

Flowey also intially has a weird, detailed knowledge of future events, and toward the end of series, has incredible meta-knowledge of Undertale itself.

Abilities
Flowey’s Intermediate SOUL allows him to weird, abnormal abilities. Much like other Intermediates, Flowey has the ability to to reset timelines/SAVE files, the ability to travel through multiple universes at will, the ability of teleportation, and the ability to modify SAVE files/timelines/universes at own will, although much lime every other Intermediate, only uses them dire situations. When in a FIGHT, Flowey has the ability to summon attack abilities from practically any monster of character in the Undertale series, but for the most part, will only use attacks relative to himself or taught to him, such as the “friendliness pellet” attack, and fire magic.

Should Flowey absorb six Intermediate SOULS, he will be able to transform into Photoshop Nightmare Flowey, and will also be able to summon attacks from practically any video game.

Issue/Series No. 1
During one of Flowey (as Asriel)’s many resets, Flowey begins to get tired of being a flower, and orchestrates a scenario that would prevent him from awakening as a flower, thus killing himself. Flowey planned for Alphys to inject the same flower, planted firmly within a flower pot (which Flowey currently inhabited) with Determination, but instead, with the sixth fallen human present. Flowey hoped that he would be able to push the human into the radius of the Determination Injector’s blast, and to shove the flower away from the Determination Injector in the process. This goes terribly wrong, as Flowey, the human, and the flower pot all get injected with lethal doses of Determination, and causes Asriel’s dust, the human SOUL, and a part of Flowey’s Determination to fuse into an Intermediate SOUL, also causing a reset, which sends Flowey, the Intermediate SOUL, and the human back in time.

Flowey (as the future Aster Abott) awakens in Asgore Dreemurr’s royal flower garden, and is met by Asgore. Initially confused, Asgore asks Flowey several questions before a pang suddenly hits Flowey, causing him to remember everything that had happened (Save for the event which split Flowey and Asriel). Flowey goes on to suddenly ask about Toriel, Asgore’s wife, before taking Flowey to his home, and subsequently introducing Flowey to Toriel and their two children, Asriel and the First Human (commonly referred to by the family as Chara).

After the family enjoyed talking with Flowey, he talks with Asriel for a longer period of time than with the rest of the family, talking briefly about Asriel’s sibling, before taking him to the Barrier. After both Flowey and Asriel stare at the Barrier for a while, he later asks Asriel about his human sibling, and asks if anything about them trouble Asriel. Asriel reponds for telling Flowey about the First Human’s plan to kill themselves, get absorbed by Asriel before crossing the Barrier and killing six Human SOULs in order to free monsterkind. Flowey later tells Asriel that the First Human is probably only doing all of this out of revenge, and is using the plan as an excuse. Flowey also tells Asriel that some people use excuses for doing things, before concluding the conversation with him. The two would later discuss the First Human’s name, likes and dislikes, and would also briefly discuss Toriel’s pre-marrital relationship with Asgore, before concluding this conversation with each other, too.

After talking about the First Human Asriel would later beckon Flowey to co e home and join the Dreemurr family for dinner. Flowey refuses, saying that he wants to look the Barrier as an excuse for staying. Asriel leaves, and Flowey is left to his own devices. Flowey later attempts to cross the Barrier, resulting an a abnormal success, before remembering his dinner wih the Dreemurrs, and heading to the Dreemurrs’ home.

Flowey joins the Dreemurrs in their dinner, and also talks with the First Human, who previously did not wish to introduce themselves to Flowey. They both have a short conversation before Flowey tells a joke story about a human fisherman and his son. Afterwards, the First Human beckons Flowey to a private place within their home, before talking with Flowey about humans. The First Human initially talks about humans in a calm manner, talking with an increasingly disgusting tone about humanity, eventually revealing their plan to kill six humans, obtain their SOULs and free monsterkind. Flowey suddenly stops the human and gets angry, telling them off for hating all of huamnity for the “Few jerks out there”, and tells them that humanity is not as bad as they make humans out to be. Flowey also chides them for misaligning Asriel, and making him a literal scapgoat for their intention to kill the humans in their hometown. The First Human later reflects on this, telling Flowey that they would consider his words, and apologises for their attitude toward humanity and Asriel.