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12 de may. de 2019 · I'm sorry, I know there have been hundreds of threads like these before, but I've never gotten to put my opinion into this. SPOILER WARNING What do you think the ages of the Undertale characters are? I've done lots of research and read lots of discussions, and I've come to these conclusions: Frisk: 11-13.
7 de jul. de 2016 · How old are the Undertale characters? ... Here are the ages that i think for the main characters of Undertale: Frisk: 7-8. Chara: 9. Toriel: 40+ (Edit: i don't know...i am not sure...but i think she is 90+,and she is still alive and beautiful,for me,because of the MAAAGIC)
5 de ene. de 2016 · Join the discussion about the ages of Papyrus, Undyne and other Undertale characters. Share your opinions and theories with other fans.
Annoying Dog would be the oldest character because he is the god of the Undertale universe. Flowey is the same age as Asriel because they are the same character. I can't figure out the ages of the Amalgamates. Perhaps most of them are in their 40s because they had lives before the DT experiments, and they have also aged since then.
Im only calculating the main characters of Undertale’s ages. Not every single monster. Frisk: Age Range is around 16 *Frisk seems to have knowledge on flirting and does it with almost monster around (EVEN SOMEONE HE CALLED “MOTHER”) He (my version of Frisk is a guy, deal with it) even manages to give Alphys advice about trust.
Burgerpants is confirmed to be 19, but otherwise. no. I don't think so, because if he'd given a particular age to a character, say Sans, or Papyrus, or Chara, or Frisk, the H____i there'd be even more than there are now O_o and I'm scared of those things. I haven't seen any sources yet.
14 de ene. de 2016 · Undertale > General Discussions > Topic Details. MackTF2. Jan 14, 2016 @ 6:58pm Character ages I think maybe Papyrus and sans might be in their 20s or 30s, Toriel might be in her 30s or 40s, Undyne might be in her 20s or 30s, Asgore might be in his 40s or 50s, Frisk might be 6-14 ...
