what happens if you only kill asgore on a pasifist run?

[SuperDean]

like you dont kill anyone else but him at the end

[fauxfennec]

Nothing changes. You cannot do a pacifist run without Asgore dying.

[fauxfennec]

It doesn't matter what you choose. If you kill him, Flowey will take the souls. If you spare him, Flowey kills him himself and takes the souls. The ending is the same.

[fauxfennec]

Originally posted by SuperDean:

so if you chose to finish asgor of insted fo letting flowery do it nothing changes?

Yep. Flowey will still take the souls, you'll still fight him, and you'll still get the Pacifist ending.

[SuperDean]

nothing is diffrent in the diologe at the end or flowery doest say anything diffrent befor taking the souls?

[fauxfennec]

Originally posted by SuperDean:

nothing is diffrent in the diologe at the end or flowery doest say anything diffrent befor taking the souls?

I think he says something like "I knew you had it in you" but i'm not completely sure

[SuperDean]

Originally posted by Spooktunes:

Originally posted by SuperDean:

nothing is diffrent in the diologe at the end or flowery doest say anything diffrent befor taking the souls?

I think he says something like "I knew you had it in you" but i'm not completely sure

can someone else conferm this?

[fauxfennec]

Originally posted by SuperDean:

can someone else conferm this?

You can probably look it up on Youtube, just search after "Killing Asgore on pacifist run"

[SuperDean]

i looked it up but i can only find the ending where you kill ALL the bosses or kill asgore while flowery is dead

[fauxfennec]

Originally posted by SuperDean:

i looked it up but i can only find the ending where you kill ALL the bosses or kill asgore while flowery is dead

Ehh alright hold on, i'll try to find something

[fauxfennec]

Nope, nothing on Youtube. I'll try looking in the wiki

[Zaltys]

It changes Flowey's advice at the end.

So you went the whole way through without killing...
And then you decided to kill ASGORE?
What the hell is WRONG with you?
You COMPLETELY missed the point.
Are you trolling me?
Because.
No.
You are only trolling yourself.
What a waste of everybody's time.

Also, obviously, it won't unlock the true pacifist ending. Since that requires not killing anyone.

[SuperDean]

Originally posted by ;496881136920018209:

It changes Flowey's advice at the end.

So you went the whole way through without killing...
And then you decided to kill ASGORE?
What the hell is WRONG with you?
You COMPLETELY missed the point.
Are you trolling me?
Because.
No.
You are only trolling yourself.
What a waste of everybody's time.

Also, obviously, it won't unlock the true pacifist ending. Since that requires not killing anyone.

but how does it change sans phone call?

[Zaltys]

Originally posted by SuperDean:

but how does it chane sans phone call?

It doesn't. Either way, they assume that you killed Asgore in self-defense. Because they don't know that Flowey was there.

(Undyne:) Hey.
I'm sorry about what happened with Asgore.
You were just doing what you had to.

[SuperDean]

what if you kill only 1 unimportant monster that you randomly encounter while walking and then kill no one else but asgore at the end what does that change?

[Zaltys]

Originally posted by SuperDean:

what if you kill only 1 unimportant monster that you randomly encounter while walking and then kill no noe else but asgore at the end what does that change?

You get the neutral ending where Undyne hates you for killing someone.

Again, nobody but Flowey knows what happened during your battle with Asgore. So the phone call doesn't change.

They either assume that you killed Asgore in self-defence (if you spared everyone else), or that you outright murdered him (if you killed other monsters). Regardless of what you actually did during the final battle.