Voxistale

Voxistale (also stylized as VOXISTALE) is an episodic Undertale sequel series currently ten episodes in length, created by TheOneTrueComic and Mokko, serving as a continuation of Undertale while also expanding on lore, characters, and the world. As of now, VOXISTALE exists solely as a written story. The story currently has four seasons filled with twenty episodes planned, and the story is on its 'mid-season break' for season one. This takes place four years after an altered Undertale ending, where Frisk chose to stay underground with the monsters, until they were forced to evacuate when the CORE destabilized and Mt. Ebott erupted.

VOXISTALE primarily follows Frisk, but often changes the POV to other characters, and also has entire episodes dedicated to a singular character. Frisk remains the primary character, but has an ever-expanding supporting cast of characters and secondary main characters. The main setting of the series as of now takes place in Voxis City, the city seen at the end of a true pacifist playthrough. While its geographical location is in Europe, there are many key factors in the story that contradict this. This is intentional, and hints at a drastically different world than the one we live in today.

VOXISTALE Shorts was created to expand on existing lore in more depth than the main story would normally touch upon. As the name implies, the stories within this are short.

Frisk Brewers/Dreemurr
The adopted daughter of Asgore and Toriel, Frisk turns 16 in the opening episode of VOXISTALE, and remains 16 to the current point in the story. She's wise beyond her years, but still suffers from the great crippling disease of hormones. She's evolved into a more emotional and sensitive character from her time Underground (during which she was 12). She is romantically involved with Terrence Anoma, their relationship healthy and strong for the time being. Frisk had to use a great deal of her power in assisting Flowey break the barrier to free monsters, resulting in her loss of control over the timeline to an unknown individual. While she's weaker than ever before, she's still a skilled and creative combatant, and is willing to put her life on the line for those she loves. She has only been involved in one fight against Messiah Lieutenant "Truck", and won on a technicality.

Frisk has grown since her days underground, developing into a young woman. Her hair is long, her skin getting somewhat lighter with age, though she still tends to wear striped sweaters. Her eyes sometimes are a topic of humor in the story, as some characters can see her scarlet eyes, while others cannot, Frisk herself commenting on how most people can't see her eyes. Before being adopted by the Dreemurr's, Frisk was orphaned after a car crash that killed her parents, Luthor and Candace Brewers.

Toriel Hoperiss/Dreemurr
Despite not being with Asgore anymore, the two remained an official couple as they never divorced, and while she continued to harbor disdain toward Asgore, she did not prevent him from being a father-figure toward Frisk. Toriel was killed in "A Happy Ending", the pilot episode of VOXISTALE, off-screen. Her death serves as the intro into the villains of Season 1. Despite being dead, she remains integral to Frisk and Asgore's story, as well as (until recently) assisting in uncovering the Messiah even after death. Toriel was killed by the Messiah Lieutenant "Demon". She appeared in a flashback seen by Asgore, in which he remembered their loving relationship.

Toriel made a brief appearance in the Short "The Second Fallen" in which she watched over the SOUL of Patience from a distance, but never directly interacted with her until she was out of her domain. She did in "The Third Fallen", nursing Augustus back to healthy before he fleed the Ruins. She appeared again in her own personal Short; "The Demon". She appeared as a young child who grew a fascination with a human, growing older before she met Asgore, and the human 'Luci' faded from her life, until he murdered her father and attempted to murder her, during which she was saved by Gaster. Her death at the hands of Demon, who is the same person as Luci. In "The Great Duel", she aided Asgore in the Human-Monster War.

Sans Gaster
The shorter skeleton brother first appeared in the pilot episode, but hasn't done a lot outside of appearing here or there within the story. However, while he was targeted for assassination by the Messiah, he ended up capturing Messiah Lieutenant "Magnum" in the episode "City of Lies" and delivering her to Alphys. He also gave Frisk a driving lesson, but used it as a means to trick Frisk into encountering a SAVE point, resulting in an argument between the two. Sans was last seen forming an alliance with Flowey to find the new controller of the timeline in the episode "Driver's Ed", outside of a brief conversation over the phone with Terrence the next episode, and hasn't been seen since.

Sans was created artificially by W.D. Gaster, as seen in the Short "Forgotten". His SOUL is a small, fractured fragment of Gaster's SOUL, similar to Papyrus but much weaker than the younger brother. Sans was in the blast that seemingly destroyed Gaster and the G Followers, but survived due to a wall of cyan bones, as well as his connection to Gaster's SOUL. Some time after the 'death' of Gaster, Sans helped Alphys adjust to being the new royal scientist, and recruited her help in fixing the damaged CORE heart. However, when the Fallen Down disease spread through the underground, Sans abandoned Alphys to look after his brother.

In terms of appearance, he's mostly the same old Sans, outside of a jacket change when Papyrus forced him to replace his old blue jacket with a new, red one to match Papyrus' appearance.

Papyrus Gaster
Papyrus has become a celebrity in his new life on the surface with the assistance of Mettaton. He has his own brand of pasta called "Papasta" that he hands out on a whim. He is also a guest star on Mettaton's show "Cooking With Mettaton", and had his premier episode of "Skelechef" in the episode "A New Threat" during which Mettaton was attacked and deactivated by Messiah Lietenant "Trickster". Papyrus himself was later attacked by Messiah Lieutenant "Raptor" in the following episode; "The Messiah", but was saved by the arrival of Undyne and Asgore. The next episode; "City of Lies" saw Papyrus team up with Mettaton to investigate a Messiah base before it self-destructed, the two barely escaping. The resulting destruction was pinned on the two, and they were arrested. Neither have been seen since outside of being referenced in "Within" by Undyne and Alphys.

Papyrus was created artificially, but started as a small skeleton baby, unlike Sans who was full-grown at his creation, due to Gaster's experimental ideas for Papyrus. Papyrus' SOUL is a small fragment of Gaster's own, but much larger and stronger than Sans'. He first grew a noticeable interest in Undyne when seeing her spar with Gerson on a security camera, eventually inspiring him to try and follow in her footsteps.

The days of his battle body are gone. For now. He can usually be found adorning a chef's attire, complete with a toque he wears at all times.

Grillby Fire
This fire elemental is still the owner and bartender of the 'Grillby's Bar & Grill' business, which he moved to Voxis City, and has a rather calm rivalry with Muffet and her business, the two respecting one another and often trying to encourage one another's business to others despite Muffet's threatening to put Grillby's out of business. Grillby has a single daughter in Fuku Fire, whom is a year above Frisk and her friends, putting Fuku in the senior class. Grillby remains as silent as ever, and can often be found cleaning out shot glasses, which both Asgore and Sans have hinted at is a serious topic that should be left alone. In regards to appearance, Grillby hasn't changed in the slightest since leaving the underground. He is a supporting character to the main cast.

Asgore Dreemurr
While Frisk was initially ambassador for monsterkind, Asgore took over these duties alongside having a rather vague job with the government of Voxis. He's currently employed beneath Jonathan Obaseki, the "richest man in Voxis". Asgore was devastated at the news of Toriel's death, but he was the first of those mourning to harden his resolve, believing Toriel would rather he keep it together than fall apart. His optimism and help is what allowed Frisk to begin pulling through her mourning. Asgore has been involved with three battles so far in Voxistale, having dueled an unseen assailant alongside Undyne off-screen in "A Happy Ending", been attacked by Messiah Lieutenant "Psycho" in the episode "A New Threat", and briefly fought Psycho once again alongside Mettaton in the episode "The Messiah", before he was briefly put out of commission by an unseen assailant that shot Asgore with physical bullets, hospitalizing him. Asgore has since recovered, and is worried by the changes being made to Voxis City as the rift between monsters and humans begins to grow larger.

Asgore appeared in the Short "The Second Fallen" and "The Third Fallen", in which he battled the SOUL of Patience, and the SOUL of Bravery, and murdered them. He also briefly appeared in the Short "The Demon" in which he met and fell in love with Toriel. Having had to adapt the modern world, Asgore no longer wears his armor, or his royal garments. Instead, he can usually be found wearing business attire during the day, or a white tank top, shorts, and bunny slippers when going to bed. Recently, however, he's started wearing flannel button-up shirts. He still keeps his sweeping long hair and his glorious blonde beard. While this event is not important to the plot yet, Asgore has been attempting to run for mayor of Voxis City, assisted by his boss.

Asgore appeared in the Short "The Great Duel", where he fought against his rival and childhood friend, King Derek, for the future of monsterkind. He almost won, about to deliver the killing blow, until Count Raido, Derek's royal advisor, interfered with magic, distracting Asgore long enough for Derek to impale Asgore with his sword. Asgore was saved by Gaster, and taken underground.

Undyne Dhelaron
Undyne first appeared at the end of the pilot episode, assisting Asgore back to Sans and Papyrus' house after they were attacked by an unknown assailant. She's an officer at the VCPD, though her career has plateaued due to a racist boss, despite her capabilities at being so much more. While she still remains successful at her job, she's recently been considering becoming a vigilante, free of red tape, rules, and bosses. Undyne has been in two battles so far, the first being mentioned prior, and the second during which she was nearly killed in a battle against Messiah Lieutenants "Raptor" and "Warmth". In the end, she managed to capture Raptor and take him to Alphys, where he is being held with Magnum. Undyne's relationship with Alphys is on the rocks, and the two often bicker and argue, but they do still deeply care about one another. Undyne gave Frisk a driving lesson in "Driver's Ed" that resulted in Undyne pressuring Frisk into driving too fast for comfort and nearly splattering a cow. Frisk was shaken up, leaving Undyne feeling bad, but things were smoothed over with Sans' help.

She appeared briefly in the Short "Forgotten" when sparring with Gerson, as witness by Papyrus through a security camera. She was eventually appointed to 'Captain of the Royal Guard' by Asgore, and was asked to meet with the royal scientist. Because of this, Undyne met Alphys and saved her from killing herself, the two becoming close friends, and eventual lovers.

Burgerpants
His real name remains unknown to many to this day after the embarrassing incident in the underground stuck with him. He mostly led the same life he did underground, often telling people of his dreams and ambitions before his life was unfortunately cut short. Details regarding his death are widely unknown, but it is assumed it was the Messiah's doing.

Mettaton
The star of the underground somehow shone brighter on the surface. Humanity fell in love with him, even those reluctant to the idea of co-existing with monsters, though that was also aided by the fact that nobody classified Mettaton as an actual 'monster'. The last four years, he has taken Papyrus under his wing and has made quite the star out of the skeleton, allowing him to co-star on shows and even recently providing him with a television series of his own, not to mention helping endorse the 'Papasta' product. Mettaton's body was destroyed in the episode "A New Threat" during the pilot episode of Papyrus' own "Skelechef". Alphys subsequently repaired Mettaton as best as she could while also giving him untested abilities to enhance combat. Mettaton then aided Asgore in fighting off Psycho before he was tasked with following the Lieutenant (hesitantly due to not having armor plating yet, calling himself 'naked'). After discovering the base, Alphys finished Mettaton's new body (which now more resembled NEO than EX), and he went with Papyrus to investigate the base the following day in episode "City of Lies", in which the base self-destructed, and the resulting destruction was blamed on Mettaton and Papyrus, who were quickly arrested. They haven't been seen since outside of a mention by Undyne and Alphys.

Originally, Mettaton was a ghost monster known as 'Hapstablook', a cousin to Napstablook. She was given a robot body as a gift by Alphys, and helped her friend become the royal scientist. At some point, Hapstablook took up the name of 'Mettaton' and became a popular celebrity underground. Around this time, she started going by male pronouns due to her fans assuming she was male from her voice, a fact that she had no problem with accepting.

Alphys Scalene
Alphys first appeared at Toriel's funeral, but became involved with the plot when receiving a call from Asgore concerning the death of Toriel. She revealed she had been working on a city-wide surveillance network, a complete invasion of any and all privacy, and most certainly illegal. Alphys has become a prominent figure in the scientific community, and while she still usually keeps to herself, she's still a monster held in very high regard in the public for the services she's performed to better the lives of both monsters and humans. She's still often a socially-awkward wreck with a fierce love for Mew Mew Kissy Cutie, and the upcoming "Mew Mew Kissy Cutie 5: Power of Love" which she has pre-ordered. Her relationship with Undyne is very strained, the two usually finding themselves in an argument, but the two still deeply care for one another. Alphys repaired Mettaton after his initial destruction, and also helped hack into the coded files Toriel had collected on the Messiah. Just as always, Alphys is wearing her over-sized lab coat, alongside a pair of short shorts (she claims it's for Undyne), and a black t-shirt with a picture of Mew Mew on it. Alphys currently has Messiah Lieutenants "Raptor" and "Magnum" in cells in a detention center beneath her lab on the surface, and has recently been targeted by the Messiah for elimination.

Alphys was given her own short in "Metal and Magic" which briefly explored her past after her creation of the Mettaton base form, originally designed to eradicate humans but given to the ghost Hapstablook to fulfill her dreams of becoming a star. Teaming up, the two managed to get Alphys appointed as the new Royal Scientist by Asgore. Alphys met Sans in the True Lab, and the two became fast friends as Sans caught her up to speed on the situation within the facility, and the two repaired the damaged CORE heart as best as they could. Alphys also learned about the power of Determination from Sans, and using this knowledge, experimented on flowers, not knowing she'd created Flowey in the process until much later. However, when the Fallen Down disease spread through the underground, Sans abandoned Alphys to ensure the safety of his brother and never returned. After many monsters died, Alphys used Determination, transforming the last remaining afflicted into the Amalgamates, a fact she hid from everyone else, even Sans and Mettaton. However, the guilt brought her close to committing suicide, but she was saved by the newly appointed Captain of the Royal Guard, Undyne. The two became quick friends, before romance began to blossom.

Fuku Fire
Fuku Fire is the teenage daughter of Grillby Fire, and is in her senior year of high school. She also works part-time for her father as a waitress, despite the fact that she has no intention of taking over the family business once Grillby's ready to pass it on. Ironically, Fuku desires to become a Marine Biologist. Fuku is a supporting character, and has recently started a relationship with Rian Dasterian. She can often be found wearing much more casual clothes compared to her school uniform underground. T-shirts under hoodies, ripped jeans, tennis shoes, that sort of thing.

Muffet Arachne
Muffet has had to learn the hard way how to run a successful business, but a successful one she certainly has now. Her prices are no longer outrageous, but still up there. She does more than make pastries (though that's what she's most well-known for), and she has an army of spiders at her beck and call that work tirelessly for her. She has a friendly rivalry with Grillby, the two often supporting each other's businesses despite the fact that Muffet's threatens to put Grillby's out of business. Muffet named her restaurant after herself, inspired by the simplicity of 'Grillby's'. While a lot of people refuse to go to Muffet's for obvious reasons, she runs a tight crew and keeps her business clean. Those that eat at Muffet's often find themselves craving to return, her pastries often addictive, even if expensive. Muffet first appeared at Toriel's funeral in "Recovery", and has only appeared one other time in "Driver's Ed", having webbed some would-be burglars to the ceiling and informing Asgore that the VCPD has become neglectful toward monsterkind. As she aged, Muffet grew out of the 'cutesy' appearance she originally posed, making way for a more professional look, keeping her shoulder-length hair tied back into a ponytail and often wearing more casual clothing. She is also a supporting character.

Dr. W.D. Gaster
Wingding appeared briefly in a flashback experienced by Asgore, in which he recalled plotting a defense with Gaster (though not remembering who he was after the scene) against the advance of the human army against them. Outside of this, he has been referenced once in Voxistale. Gaster made an appearance in the Short "The Second Fallen" in which he delivered the SOUL of Patience to the King's Castle, feeding her along the way and informing her of their situation. He appeared again to reassure Asgore of his actions, and locked away the SOUL of Patience and laid her body to rest. Gaster is a supporting character. He was also in "The Demon", appearing as a supporting character, and friend to Asgore, later friend to Toriel. His youthful self was shown to be collected and serious, yet also a mischievous prankster. He dueled Lucifer in protection of Toriel, the outcome of the battle currently unknown. In "The Great Duel", Gaster was intrumental in saving Asgore from death by taking him underground after the king lost his duel against Derek.

Gaster appeared in "Forgotten", where it was revealed that he spliced off parts of his SOUL to create Sans and Papyrus. He was destroyed when personally testing the IDT (Inter-Dimensional Transporter), his form shattered across time and space, where he struggles to remain relevant and existing.

Gerson Boom
First appearing in "Sherudo", Gerson established himself as a cooky old turtle monster. He's over 2,000 years old, and has survived through plenty of wars. He introduced the concept of reincarnation to Terrence, informing him that the boy's SOUL is a reincarnated form of somebody who'd trained Gerson in his youth named "Lord Fallian". Gerson decided to train Terrence to use his SOUL efficiently, and when Terrence brought up his placement in the foster care system, Gerson decided to foster him. Gerson appeared briefly as a General in Asgore's army in "The Great Duel". He once again made a brief appearance in "Forgotten" when sparring with Undyne.

Catty & Bratty
These two have only appeared in the episode "Sherudo" despite a few mentions in prior episodes. They called Terrence Frisk's "Hubby" and dressed him up to look like Mettaton with an orange-based makeover, free of charge. They mention that their business has hit a rough spot ever since Mettaton's arrest in "City of Lies". Catty & Bratty are supporting characters.

Napstablook
Napstablook made his debut in "Sherudo" when he was visited by Terrence. The two listened to music and felt like garbage on the floor, as Napstablook tends to do with most willing guests after offering them ghost sandwiches. Since Mettaton's arrest in "City of Lies" he's mostly stayed at home. Napstablook is a supporting character. Napstablook is the cousin to Mettaton's alter ego; 'Hapstablook'.

The Temmies
The Temmies made their first and only appearance in "Sherudo" when visited by Terrence. They've set up a new village on the surface in a cave, its entrance within a train tunnel. Their homes are made entirely of cardboard, and they're often raided by the "Toby Dog" from time to time, as they call him. The Temmies anointed Terrence as "King of Tem" when he helped them set their boxes back up after a raid by Toby Dog. The Temmies are supporting characters.

Toby Dog
More commonly known as "Toby Fox" or "The Annoying Dog", these have been combined into simply "Toby Dog", who has only appeared in "Sherudo" as he ran through Temmie Village, the Temmies in pursuit of him accidentally knocking down all their cardboard homes. They consider these experiences to be "raids" from Toby Dog, who left shortly after. Toby Dog is the Absolute God of VOXISTALE.

The SOUL of Patience
The unnamed SOUL of Patience existed some time during the 1300's in the Short "The Second Fallen", and was a street rat after her father was killed by a disease, her mother having died during childbirth. She was eventually thrown out of her town where she stole food to survive, and wandered onto Mt. Ebott where she fell into the underground and wandered through the Ruins, known as the 'Violet City'. She encountered nobody until she met the Riverperson between the Snowy Forest and the Glowing Cavern (Waterfall), who delivered her to the Crimson Cavern (Hotland) and she met Gaster, who delivered her to the Capital, and to the King's Castle, where she fought Asgore and was killed.

Riverperson
They briefly appeared in the Short "The Second Fallen" when offering the SOUL of Patience a ferry ride to Hotland, known as the 'crimson cavern' at the time, and advising her to find Gaster after giving her a cryptid message concerning her coming death. Riverperson is a supporting character.

The SOUL of Bravery
Named 'Augustus Weber', the SOUL of Bravery was the third child to fall underground, his journey in the Short "The Third Fallen", in which he fell into the Underground while searching for magical herbs to heal his sick father. He was taken care of by Toriel, but quickly left and met a monster named 'Banner Barkington', who helped Augustus to Flouis Dhelarhon, who then delivered August to the capital. Augustus was killed during his battle against Asgore.

G Followers
While not developed individually, it was established that the G Followers developed into something of a cult that followed Gaster, viewing him more highly than their king, and themselves more highly than their fellow monsters to the point where they remained solely within the lab. Sans viewed them as his family before the IDT incident.

Porkly
A monster mentioned briefly by Sans in the pilot episode. Hasn't been heard of since.

Gregory Favian
Gregory is the third member of Frisk's core group of human friends, and also the SOUL of Perseverance. Gregory is usually a rather timid character with a dry sense of sarcastic humor, and is quite the studious bookworm. He's socially awkward, and often butts heads with Terrence. He has a negative home life with his mother, who's neglectful and often finds herself abusive boyfriends. Gregory first appeared in the pilot episode, but disappeared the next episode until returning in "City of Lies" only to get knocked out by Truck in his attack against Frisk. Gregory's mother appeared to have ties with the Messiah, as Greg found out and relayed this to his friends, revealing the Messiah wanted him to join, but assured them he wouldn't. Greg then fell into the background again until his own episode "The Choice", during which he spent the day with his father and little sister, his father trying to build Greg's confidence before he returned to his mother that night, in which Messiah Leader Krashna arrived, and took Greg to the Messiah base, where Greg was tortured until he submitted to their demands and joined their ranks, being left with little other choice. He is made a protégé to Krashna, The Son.

Gregory is a simple kid with simple fashion. T-shirts, jeans, tennis shoes, and a pair of circular glasses that are simply too large for his face. He's a somewhat small kid, not really having hit his growth spurt yet. He has shaggy black hair, cut into a semi-bowl cut.

Mr. Gagne
Mr. Gagne is Frisk's Marine Biology professor, and is a generally awkward person, though he did offer condolence to Frisk in "Recovery" and offered her to see the school counselor, which Frisk considered but never did. In a lot of ways, he resembles Gregory, though much older and with a goatee. Mr. Gagne is a supporting character.

Terrence Anoma
He first appeared in the pilot episode, and asserted himself as the "cool kid" stereotype. He's often laid back, quick to skip school, and tries to be the funny guy. However, the next episode "Recovery" sees him acting as a shoulder for Frisk to lean on, and while the two dating in the past, their feelings lingered, and eventually, the two decided to rekindle their relationship. After this, Terrence began to act a lot more mature and attentive, though he got to have some fun in his episode "Sherudo", where he met Bratty and Catty, Napstablook, and was even named the King of Temmie Village. He also became a pupil to Gerson, who is teaching Terrence how to fight both with and without his SOUL. He's a foster child, who's bounced from home to home until Gerson decided to foster him. Terrence is the second member of Frisk's core group of human friends, and is the SOUL of Bravery.

Terrence is a taller guy, and he's got a lean, almost lanky body. Despite his popularity among his classmates, he's not the most fashionable, usually wearing simple clothes like t-shirts, jeans, and tennis shoes. He has shaggy blonde hair that he often pushes back along his scalp to give himself a 'windswept' look.

Mr. Kay
An Algebra teacher at Voxis High. He's a supporting character, limited as of now to only a mention from Terrence.

Lawrence Hawshawk
A co-worker of Asgore's in accounting. Supporting character currently only mentioned.

Debora Gears
A co-worker of Asgore's in accounting. Supporting character currently only mentioned.

Patrick Monagy
A co-worker of Asgore's in accounting. Supporting character currently only mentioned.

Jonathan "The Father" Obaseki
"The richest man in Voxis", Asgore's boss, Jonathan Obaseki. He's a tall, cold, intimidating sort of man with an even more intimidating alter-ego as "The Father", one of the leaders of the Messiah cult, the most prominent of the other two. Obaseki is ruthless, cruel, and efficient. He takes no pleasure in violence but he has no qualms with creating it. Before he became a leader, he was simply a lieutenant, and he'd had a child with a woman not of the Messiah. The cult gave him the choice of either killing his wife and inducting his daughter, or risk having the Messiah kill all of them. Obaseki murdered his wife and did as they asked, changing from that day to become the ruthless leader he is now. He's also the most powerful member of the Messiah, rivaled only by Demon, in theory. Obaseki first appeared in "Recovery", maintaining his persona as Asgore's boss, but made his first appearance as The Father in "City of Lies" when executing Psycho for failing her task. Obaseki stands taller than most, beaten only by Asgore.

He has slicked back blonde hair and a spruce mustache. He's usually wearing formal dress-wear, and dons a pair of folkglasses. Obaseki serves as the primary antagonist in Season 1. Obaseki possesses a powerful yet tainted SOUL of Integrity.

Ms. Juniper
She's an elderly woman who's made two appearances so far, first as Frisk's temporary boss when Asgore had her volunteer for the homeless center in Obaseki Tower, and secondly as the babysitter for Obaseki's at-the-time infant daughter. She's been shown to have an awareness of the Messiah, despite not being a member, let alone involved. Ms. Juniper is a supporting character.

Candace Brewers
The biological mother to Frisk, she was killed along with her husband in a tragic car accident that left Frisk orphaned until her journey into the Underground. Her grave can be found in Freeway Cemetery, where Frisk visits it in the episode "A New Threat".

Luthor Brewers
The biological father to Frisk, he was killed along with his wife in a tragic car accident that left Frisk orphaned until her journey into the Underground. His grave can be found in Freeway Cemetery, where Frisk visits it in the episode "A New Threat".

Sadie Brexin
The fourth member of Frisk's core group of human friends, Sadie is the SOUL of Patience, but she's not the patient one. Rather, you need to have patience with her. She made her debut in the episode "A New Threat", taking Greg's place in class in light of his absence. Sadie is best friends with Rian Dasterian, the two's families having been close for three generations now. Sadie is new to Voxis after a student at her old school nicknamed 'Stain' bombed her old school Garden High, killing himself and a multitude of fellow classmates, Sadie saved from the blast by a quick-thinking Rian, who was nearly killed by it in the episode "Repression". Sadie then moved in with her mother in Voxis, where she picks up her mom's slack in raising her siblings while making time for her new group of friends. Sadie is often very laid-back and casual, and turns out to be a massive fan of Papyrus as the "Skelechef", being an avid watched of "Cooking With Mettaton". Sadie doesn't appear to have any romantic interests and instead enjoys going with the flow, and is only ever emotionally vulnerable when alone with Rian, having a sibling-like bond with him.

Sadie has light brown hair that covers most of her face, shielding her cyan eyes from view most of the time. She stands slightly taller than Frisk with a more slender build, and usually wears more stand-out-ish clothing, usually mismatching unless intentionally trying to appear presentable.

Rian Dasterian
Rian is the fifth member of Frisk's core group of human friends, and is the SOUL of Integrity. He struggles to follow the representation of his SOUL, which can especially be seen in the episode "Repression" when he refused to do the right thing in Stain's favor. Rian first appeared alongside Sadie in "A New Threat", and was initially less focused on. He's a bit dull in terms of classes he has no interest in, and can often zone out. His sibling-like relationship with Sadie is what's kept him from flunking any classes, as she simply either does his work for him, or allows him to copy her work. Rian and fiercely protective of Sadie, and won't tolerate any unwanted attention going her way. Being a star athlete, one would assume he'd be quite the heart breaker, but on the contrary, he mostly remained single until meeting Fuku Fire, who he took an interest in before finally gathering the courage to ask her out. Rian is a kind-hearted young man, but is hesitant more often than not, and usually lets Sadie take the lead in most given situations.

Rian, much like the others in the group, isn't particular about his clothing, typically wearing basketball shirts and shorts, alongside tennis shoes. He has short, straight, dark brown hair he often keeps gelled up, and is a massive figure in comparison to his fellow classmates.

Coach Small
Coach Small briefly appeared in "A New Threat" as Frisk's World History professor, introducing 'Jason Clever' to the class, and also establishing that he's a no-nonsense kind of teacher. Coach Small is a supporting character.

Krashna "The Son" Mylis
Krashna made his first appearance disguised as 'Jason Clever' when infiltrating Voxis High to spy on Frisk and her friends. It's hinted that he may have been behind Stain's bombing on Sadie and Rian's old school. Krashna is a cold and ruthless child who thrives in the harsh environment the Messiah provides him, relishing in bloodshed and murder. He made his first appearance as Krashna during the execution of Messiah Lieutenant "Psycho" in the episode "City of Lies", and later is assumed to be directly connected with Stain's bombing of Rian and Sadie's previous high school in Savory City, Garden High. Krashna seems to have the closest relationship with fellow Messiah Leader Nikolai, the two seeming to hold one another in high regards, often sparring together or chilling, though the two often seem to have conflicting opinions. Krashna made his presence known as a threat when invading Gregory's home in "The Choice" and kidnapping him to induct him into the Messiah, having Nikolai torture him into submission, before revealing his plan to Greg, Krashna being tasked with killing Terrence, Rian, and Sadie at Homecoming.

Krashna has platinum blonde hair, and often wears military-esque clothing. He's young, being only 15 years of age, and a little short for his age, but don't underestimate him. He has the SOUL of Unity, its capabilities unknown, its existence rare, and his usage of it unchecked.

Todd
Todd briefly appeared in Coach Small's class during a seat exchange for 'Jason Clever', where he was placed beside Randall, who he is noted to have a rivalry with. Todd is a supporting character.

Randall
Randall briefly appeared in Coach Small's class during a seat exchange for 'Jason Clever', where Todd was placed beside him, who he is noted to have a rivalry with. Randall is a supporting character.

Mrs. Russo
Mrs. Russo briefly appeared in "A New Threat" as Frisk's Chemistry professor, waking an exhausted Frisk and giving the class a lesson. She is a supporting character.

Minerva "Psycho" Hawker
Psycho made her first appearance in "A New Threat" during which she assaulted Asgore, killing several innocent civilians along the way. She's shown to be remorseless, brutal, and unhinged from reality. It's been hinted at that she had some type of romantic relationship with fellow Messiah Lieutenant "Warmth". Psycho's initial attack against Asgore failed when he proved to be too much of a challenge for her and she fled to later appear again against him at Alphys' lab, assisted by several Messiah goons. Asgore, with the assistance of Mettaton, forced Psycho to flee again, tailed by Mettaton who discovered a Messiah base she escaped to. Due to her failures, and the discovery of the base, The Father executed her, cutting her story permanently short.

Psycho wore mismatched clothing, a strange choker styled to make her throat look slit, and had long, stringly black hair. She was in possession of a SOUL of Resilience, which can be seen through her seeming immunity to physical pain, going so far as to inflict more on herself casually.

Bastette "Trickster" Amour
Trickster made her first appearance in "A New Threat", in which she successfully destroyed Mettaton's body before Alphys reconstructed him. Trickster is seen to be very close friends with fellow Messiah Lieutenant "Magnum", dubbing one another 'Trix' or 'Trixie' and 'Mag' respectively. Trickster later reappeared when searching for Magnum after her capture by Sans, briefly encountering Undyne during her search. After she deduced Magnum's location in Allphys' lab, Krashna argued against the proposal of Magnum being alive, but Obaseki allowed Trickster to proceed with her plan, being assigned to eliminate Alphys, as well as the captured Raptor for having failed twice.

Trickster has long purple hair, often wearing hoodies and jeans, with pale skin. She's often considered to be the most powerful of the Messiah Lieutenants, and is in possession of a SOUL of Malice, as despite her bubbly exterior, she's quite a sick individual.

Trinity "Magnum" Obaseki
Magnum made her first appearance alongside Trickster in the episode "A New Threat", but it wasn't until she attacked Sans in "City of Lies" and was captured that she appeared again, making her latest appearance in "Within", where she revealed her innermost feelings toward fellow Messiah Lieutenant Raptor, who was captured as well. Magnum was practically born into the Messiah, her mother having been killed by her father when she was an infant with no memory of the event. Magnum has never help any love for the Messiah outside of her natural love for her father, and her love for Trickster, her best friend, who she harbors romantic feelings toward. Magnum currently plans to betray the Messiah and side with the monsters once the chance arises, deciding this will be the only chance for her to do so.

Magnum often wears skimpy clothing in comparison to Trixie's more tomboyish appearance, having bright pink hair, and the unique appearance of her eyes not being the same color as her SOUL, like a majority of those who possess a SOUL display. While her eyes are aqua blue, her SOUL is a hot pink, the SOUL of Moxie.

Police Chief Dowary
Undyne's boss, with a mean streak. Dowary first appeared in "The Messiah" during an argument with Undyne. He doesn't even hide his dislike toward Undyne, often intentionally trying to get a rise out of her. He's an informant for the Messiah, and has been keeping tabs on Undyne, though not very efficiently. Dowary is a supporting character.

Officer Carl Stanton
Undyne's elderly human partner. Carl is often a soft-spoken, calm man who doesn't seem to like conflict. However, he got out of his comfort zone to assist Undyne in her pursuit against the Messiah, covering for her during her fight against Warmth and Raptor despite Undyne being suspicious of him. Carl is a supporting character.

Draegan "Raptor" Hyland
First appeared in "The Messiah" when attacking Papyrus, and nearly succeeded before Undyne and Asgore arrived, forcing Raptor to flee. Raptor is the product of advanced experimentation of the human SOUL, deconstructing and reconstructing it using the DNA of various animals, irreparably transforming Raptor into the hybrid he has become with claws and scales and whatnot. His SOUL once was one of Kindness, now an amalgamation of sorts. After his failure against Papyrus, he was given a second chance in killing Undyne, aiding fellow Messiah Lieutenant "Warmth". This resulted in Raptor nearly being killed by Undyne, and then Warmth, but the fish monster spared his life in order to capture him, and he was delivered to Alphys' detention center beneath her lab, alongside Messiah Lieutenant "Magnum". There's he's been forced to reflect on his life and endure Magnum's terrible harmonica playing, in which he has been convinced by both Magnum and his own logic to abandon the Messiah and flee to safety.

Raptor has mousy brown hair and a very thin appearance, alongside the abnormal bestial qualities he possesses. His hands are clawed like an avian and he has beady, piercing emerald eyes. His clothes often range from simple to flashy, but their main purpose is to hide most of his abnormalities.

Nikolai "The Spirit" Vaspetin
Nikolai first appeared in "The Messiah" when berating Raptor for his failure. He speaks only in Russian, despite knowing English quite well. This has forced the entire Messiah to learn Russian in order to seamlessly converse with and understand him. Nikolai is often quiet and calm, but is easily excitable and takes a great enjoyment out of violence, as seen in "Within" during the Dead Pool Tournament. He seems closest to fellow Messiah Leader Krashna, the two often sparring or hanging out despite their conflicting views and personalities. Nikolai is noted to be tougher than steel. He possesses a SOUL of Animosity, which only enhances his abilities. He has a great knowledge of torturing, even having been called on by Krashna to torture Greg into submission.

He sports stringy, shoulder-length black hair, an unkempt beard, and a scar stretching from his jaw up his left cheek. His skin is pale and he stands taller than most with an imposing, well-built figure. He typically wears classy undershirts with an open front.

Lucifer "Demon" Marchoz
The Demon murdered Toriel in an alleyway, as seen in the Short "The Demon", which explored his history with Toriel. Demon would take the SOULs of his victims and consume them to maintain his strength. He killed Toriel's father, and attempted to kill Toriel herself before Gaster intervened. The outcome of the fight is unknown, but Lucifer survived and has yet to appear in mainline VOXISTALE.

Joe "Truck" Bob
Truck first appeared in "City of Lies", but was mentioned in the previous episode. He battled Frisk before she conflicted his emotions and he left her alone. He reappeared in "Within" post-torture for his failure to kill Frisk, denied water by Trickster before he expressed fear to her in battling Undyne later when discussing the Messiah's Phase 1.2 plan. He has a SOUL of Fortitude.

Truck is a massive young man, packed with pure muscle that puts most men to shame, but he's a very kind-hearted though highly unintelligent individual. His emotions are easily manipulated, but he does show an underlying intellect from time to time. He has curly orange hair and wears a large pair of glasses

Helios "Warmth" Soleil
Warmth first appeared in "City of Lies" to battle Undyne alongside Raptor, but had been mentioned in the previous episode. He monitored Raptor battling Undyne, before he was forced to intervene and reveal his secret. Details remain mostly unknown, but from what IS known, some sort of spirit inhabits Warmth's body, and will often take over his mind at night. This makes him savage, exert far more power, and essentially try to kill anything in sight. He battled Undyne like this, who briefly tapped into her own Determination before he knocked her out and fled, thinking she was dead. Warmth was not punished for this, and instead later tasked with killing Papyrus and Mettaton. He possesses a tainted form of the SOUL of Justice.

Warmth has messy, shoulder-length blonde hair and wears an eyepatch over his right eye, a long thin scar stretching across his face and over his nose. His choice of attire often ranges to nearly religious-like in appearance, not too different from the robes of a priest.

Mosu Takibi
Mosu first appeared in "Within" as a simple grunt within the Messiah, participating in the Dead Pool Tournament, and being one of its two victors. He uses a katana primarily to battle, and was seen playing poker uncomfortably with Mióm, whom was making advances on the poor guy. He also appeared briefly eating breakfast when telling Greg he would need to sit elsewhere before Trickster allowed Gregory to remain. Mosu is a supporting character.

Mióm Crocket
Mióm first appeared in "Within" as a simple grunt within the Messiah, participating in the Dead Pool Tournament, and being one of its two victors. She uses magically-summoned sticks imbued with her SOUL magic to battle, capable of making controlled explosions with it. She was seen playing poker against Mosu and making him uncomfortable by making suggestive advances, doing so again in "The Choice" when Gregory seated himself at the Lieutenant table. Mióm is a supporting character.

Lord Fallian
An ancient human mage mentioned by Gerson, who believes Terrence to be the reincarnation of. Lord Fallian was a member of the Lightway Mages before their descent into the Messiah.

Marcus Mitz
His first and only appearance was n "Sherudo" where he appeared as an employee at "The Jade House", and an avid worker toward getting Terrence into a foster family that the boy would accept. Marcus was once a foster child himself, and is an overall nice guy with a welcoming personality. Marcus is a supporting character.

James Fovro
James made his first and only appearance in "Repression", appearing only through flashbacks as he's currently deceased. He was a fellow classmate to Rian and Sadie at Garden High and the Football Captain who frequently teased and picked on "Lame Stain", sometimes going too far and physically abusing the kid. He acts this way in response to his abusive home life and his drunk of a father, venting his frustrations on Stain. Shortly before his death James decided to turn over a new leaf, realizing he was starting to turn into his old man, but was killed by Stain in a suicide bombing before he could redeem himself.

Caul "Lame Stain" Stone
Caul Stone, nicknamed "Lame Stain" after a poop stain incident in elementary that stuck with him his entire life, bombed Garden High School, killing himself and dozens of others, and badly injuring Rian. He was bullied relentlessly throughout his school career, James the Football Captain usually leading this, often getting physically violent with Caul. Caul's parents were drug addicts that considered him a burden and refused to give him love or attention. Caul's uncle, however, treated him like his own child and tried to raise him right. Caul was described as being kind and sweet by his uncle, until meeting a white-haired boy (Krashna), who provided him the means to bomb the school, influencing him to do so.

"Wammy" Brexin
Sadie's grandmother, and best friend to the deceased Alexis Dasterian, Rian's grandmother. She's a spry old woman who tends to keep those around her on their toes. Like all grandmother's, she likes to cook her grandkids pastries and sweet, but she's also very physically active, often spending her mornings exercising then bathing. She was visited by Rian and Sadie for a weekend, offering them a place to stay until they returned to Voxis. Wammy is a supporting character.

Rian's Father
Rian's father has appeared briefly in the episode "Repression" where he watched over Rian during his hospitalization after the school bombing, and again when deciding to take a job in Voxis City and move there to not separate Rian and Sadie. Rian's father is a supporting character.

Judge P. Everett
A scoolmate of Rian and Sadie that attended Garden High. He was killed in the school bombing performed by Stain, and fondly remembered fondly by Rian for the pranks he would pull on their school teacher "Coach Briggs".

Coach Briggs
Mentioned only in passing by Rian, taught at Garden High. It is unknown if Coach Briggs is still alive or not.

Alexis Dasterian
Rian's deceased grandmother. She's noted to have started the tradition of friendship between the Dasterian and Brexin family when she became friends with Wammy.

Kiley & Marisa
Mentioned by Rian, Sadie would apparently get all her gossip from these girls while hiding under the stairs. It is unknown if they're still alive.

Gwen Brexin
Sadie's mother, who lives in Voxis City and is often too busy to give her children attention, having three outside of Sadie. She's only been mentioned, and is currently a supporting character.

Caul Stone's Family
Caul's parents are immediately seen to be uncaring of him and thankful for his absence post-death. Caul's uncle, however, treated Caul properly and tried to raise him right. Caul's uncle is seen to have a rather odd accent, possibly due to a lack of education in his earlier life, but he's very thankful for the condolences concerning Caul given to him by Rian and Sadie. They have only appeared in "Repression", and are supporting characters.

Karen Beatrice
Karen is Gregory's mother, and an informant to the Messiah. Through her they learned of Gregory, and have somehow assessed his potential, which they desire. She was tasked with recruiting him to the Messiah, but when she failed she was threatened with death by Krashna should Gregory continue to resist. She's a rather neglectful mother, and doesn't seem to care at all about her only daughter who is in custody of her ex husband. She's been noted to have "boyfriends of the week", and is very uncleanly. Karen is a supporting character.

Daniel Favian
The father to Gregory, he's only appeared in "The Choice" during which he spent the day with his son, taking him and Lisa, Gregory's little sister, out to eat then to golf. He helped Gregory boost his self esteem enough to try simply talking to a girl. He's portrayed as a very chill, and cool kind of father who tries to be hip but knows he isn't. He is a supporting character.

Lisa Favian
Gregory's sister, she's shown to be like most typical little sisters. She loves to see her brother, and is in custody of their father after their parent's divorce. She is a supporting character.

Tristan Favian
The older, adult brother to Gregory. He's only been mentioned, and Gregory appears to hide the fact he has a brother to his friends. Tristan appears to have a lot of ambitions, having pursued being a firefighter and is currently becoming a teacher. Tristan is a supporting character.

Tiffany Woodrow
Greg notes her as being the "most popular girl in school" and refuses to attempt flirting with her when his father suggests it.

Pauleen & Georgia
Pauleen & Georgia appeared in "The Choice" in which they both seemed to show an interest in Gregory when he talked to them upon his father's urging. They are supporting characters.

Messiah Protégé "Arrow"
The Messiah Protégé's make their debut in "The Choice" as powerful protégé's to each Leader, Arrow being the protégé to The Father. Arrow is shown to be rather dry and sarcastic, and offers words of advice to Gregory. She is a supporting character.

Messiah Protégé "Ravage"
Ravage appears alongside his fellow Protégé "Arrow", and he is the protégé to The Spirit. Ravage does not seem to speak, instead allowing Arrow to do all the talking. He is a supporting character.

Toriel's Father
While he never truly appeared, it was notable that he was a farmer, and raised Toriel into this life before his death at the hands of Lucifer, who claimed Toriel's father to be a grieving SOUL. His only reference so far is in the Short "The Demon".

Flouis Dhelaron
While Flouis was never named, he appeared as an escort to Asgore in "The Demon", during which he was Captain of the Royal Guard, and is an ancestor to Undyne. He appeared again in "The Great Duel" briefly as a part of the final battle against humanity. It is unconfirmed if he survived. He escorted the SOUL of Bravery to the capital in "The Third Fallen", but did not show a desire to interact with the child.

Old Man Aberton
Old Man Aberton was an old, overweight crocodile monster that Gaster and Toriel would often prank in their youth. It is presumed that he is dead in current canon.

King Derek
The instigator and leader of the human army in the Human-Monster War that took place a thousand years ago. In childhood, he was a close friend of Asgore Dreemurr, but when his father was assassinated, he pinned the blame on monsters. Asgore's own father was assassinated, the assassins pinning the blame on Derek. And so began the five year-long war. It ended when Derek impaled Asgore on his sword during a climactic final duel, and monsters were cast underground. Though it is to be noted that Asgore would have won had Count Raido not interfered.

Count Raido
Aside from preventing Asgore from killing Derek, and being the royal advisor to King Derek, nothing is known of Count Raido.

Rayla Arachne
Recruited by Asgore during the Human-Monster War, she was killed by the humans, alongside most of her arachnid army, during the escape into the underground. She is an ancestor to Muffet.

Asgard Dreemurr
Asgore's father, assassinated by humans, which led into the Human-Monster War. He is remembered fondly by Asgore, and it is assumed that he mentored Gaster as well.

Banner Barkington
This was a monster that was alive when the SOUL of Bravery fell undergrounded. It's stated that Banner was stripped of his rank by Flouis, and refers to Flouis as his boss, infering that Banner was a member of the royal guard. He's a bit rebellious, as he himself stated, and he befriended Augustus before delivering him reluctantly to Flouis, warning Augustus (or 'Augie' as he called him) that Asgore would attempt to kill him.

Alphys' Mother
While only mentioned, it is implied something bad happened to her, though Alphys goes out of her way not to think about it.

Mt. Ebott
Mt. Ebott is a currently inactive volcano, having erupted four years prior, before which monsterkind managed to escape. Until recently, Mt. Ebott housed the entire population of monsters beneath it in 'The Underground', and just as it had for the past 1000 years, many still don't go near it. It appeared as a backdrop in the climactic final duel between King Asgore and King Derek at the end of the Human-Monster War in the Short "The Great Duel".

The Underground
The previous home of monsterkind, in which only eight humans, all children, have fallen into before the breaking of the barrier. The monsters expanded greatly in the Underground, filling up most of it and was beginning to face overpopulation before the eruption of Mt. Ebott. It consisted of multiple provinces populated by monsters, though only a few monsters were old enough to remember a time before being underground.

The Ruins
The entrance into the underground for the children who fell, originally filled with all sorts of puzzles for the enjoyment of monsters. It wasn't originally called the Ruins, but after centuries of neglect it began to fall apart.

The Forgotten Castle
The home of Toriel, where she used to live with Asgore, Asriel, and Chara once upon a time. Previously, she'd stayed here for multiple centuries in isolation, failing to keep any children that passed through to remain, knowing Asgore would kill them and take their SOUL. The castle is in absolute shambles aside from where Toriel stays, save for a library that she keeps in order.

The Violet City
The second major city of monsterkind, it once was a thriving utopia for monsters of its day and age, but ever since the death of Asriel and Chara, it has been sealed from the outside world, its only inhabitants being of collective monster types.

Snowy Forest
The area found outside of the Violet City, and is almost entirely uninhabited. Despite a lack of sunlight trees still manage to grow abundantly here, and the ground is always covered in a thick layer of snow.

Snowdin Town
The small town of Snowdin populated mostly by those who'd consider themselves 'country folk' due to their less populated and more isolated lifestyles. Grillby's is located here, and is a favorite bar and grill for all monsters in the underground, though many don't often take the trip from the Capital to eat there. It used to be just made up of a few shacks but soon grew.

The Glowing Cavern
The Waterfall area, illuminated by Echo Flowers and Gleaming Flowers. This was often a hostile area with barely any places to build livable houses, though some managed. Normal more feral-based monsters would often take to the Glowing Cavern.

Dhelaron Province
Originally just a military training camp set up by Asgore Royal Guard Captain a century or so after monsters were sealed underground, the Dhelaron Province slowly evolved into a more domestic place to live, before it was mostly abandoned, save for some ghosts and a particular fish monster that refused to break traition.

The Crimson Cavern
The unpopulated parts of Hotland, which stand above the bowl of magma bubbling below. It can be seen clearly from the ferry river that runs by it, and was the first place to disappear after the CORE meltdown that was unable to stop Mt. Ebott's eruption.

Alphys's Lab
Alphys's lab stands rather inconveniently in the way of getting from Hotland to the Glowing Cavern and beyond, but this was intention upon its construction by W.D. Gaster for reasons still unknown. Before its destruction, this was Alphys' home as well as workplace, and it was often a mess.

The True Lab
The lab beneath Alphys's lab is dark and dreary oftentimes, and is where Alphys once hid the Amalgamates before their destruction at the eruption of Mt. Ebott. It is also the birthplace of Flowey, and where Gaster did his more public work.

Gaster's Facility
A hidden facility even further down than the True Lab, it was constructed to be invulnerable to the magma's heat, and submerged beneath the ocean of lava where it remains to this day. This is where Gaster created Sans and Papyrus, and performed thousands of experiments, including the one that cost him his life and destabilized the CORE. It is left unused for years, only accessible by a special code in Wingdings.

The CORE
One of Gaster's finest creations, it was able to transfer heat into energy, as well as magma, which acted to both power the Underground but also to maintain Mt. Ebott's eruption patterns, managing to prevent one for five centuries. Due to the experiment that destroyed Gaster, the CORE was irreparably damaged, and slowly began to fall apart until it could no longer function properly. Located directly beneath the CORE was the CORE's heart, which served as the location of Gaster's IDT experiment.

Hotland
A series of strange, almost futuristic hotels, it's the third largest city but the second most populated. It spans quite a ways, but is only a recent construction by Gaster before his demise in answer to the overpopulation of the Capital.

MTT Resort
Originally just another hotel, it was converted whenever Mettaton took over, and served to boost the robot's ego as well as his fame. Everything was overpriced, employees were overworked, and rooms were overbooked, until its destruction in the eruption of Mt. Ebott.

The Capital
The first city constructed underground, it has almost constantly faced the issue of overpopulation for the past 1000 years until the eruption of Mt. Ebott which wiped it out. It was the most criminally active part of the underground, and even had its own police force that answered to the royal guard known as 'The Enforcers', which were rather lazy themselves.

The King's Castle
The grandest construct in the underground, it served as the birthplace to Asriel before the Dreemurr's moved to the Violet City for a short time. Asgore resided there alone for centuries after Toriel left him. It is an elegant place, and the only way to the barrier is through the throne room.

Voxis City
The self-proclaimed largest city in the world. Upon creation, it was meant to be a utopia to represent unity of all countries after the United States established a global policy upon winning the Polar War. Unitropolis, however, has grown into a much larger city with more advanced technology, and is free from Messiah control. Voxis City is the home of most monsters, and is the main setting of Voxistale.

Toriel's House
A two-story family home where only she and Frisk previously lived until Toriel's death. It now lays empty and in ruins after the battle Asgore and Undyne fought against Raptor, who had the advantage of surprise and close quarters. By now, most of Frisk and Toriel's belongings have been transferred to Asgore's house.

Aaron's Crossfit Flexing
A place of competition, acceptance, and many many muscles. Aaron's made plenty of friends at his flexing gym, where Undyne reigns the armwrestling champion.

Dreamhope Elementary
Where Toriel used to teach.

McOswald's
While there are many, this one stands out for once having employed Burgerpants before his untimely death. Papyrus also used to be the manager here, though he didn't do his job well.

Catty & Bratty's Beauty Salon
Endorsed by Mettaton, Catty & Bratty happily dress people up to look like Mettaton. While they do other things, this is the primary service they're most well-known for.

Asgore's House
Asgore's residence, where Frisk currently stays. It doubles as a greenhouse with the amount of flowers he keeps inside.

Monster Integration Office
One of the many places Asgore is in charge, as he took over ambassador duties for Frisk to allow her to focus on school. The MIO works to integrate monsters into human society by offering jobs, homes, and a starting allowance.

Obatech Industries
Asgore's main place of work, and the office building to the most powerful man in Voxis; Jonathan Obaseki. Asgore oversees his ambassador duties from here while also beginning his run for mayoral campaign.

Voxis City Police Department
The upholders of the law in Voxis City. However, the department is led by a monster-hating human, who intentionally takes longer to assist monsters, and refuses to allow Undyne to advance in her job despite her being an extremely capable officer.

Voxis Middle School
Where Frisk, Terrence, and Gregory attended before graduating to High School.

Muffet's Baked Goods
Muffet's bakery was established around the same time Grillby moved his business to the surface. She mostly sells pastries, but also doubles as a restaurant as she's begun to explore more food, namely pasta (much to Papyrus' delight).

Grillby's Bar & Grill
Grillby was quick to establish a presence in Voxis as the first monster-owned business, but he still serves the same meals he always did underground. Most of his customers aren't new to the joint, as many people are often moving to Muffet's. Grillby is too stubborn to change his menu, even if it risks his work going out of business. He has plans for Fuku to take over after him, a family tradition.

City Hall
Built like any city hall would be, it's large, marble, and screams 'Victorian'. The mayor's office is here, and court sessions are held here.

Voxis High School
Where Frisk and her friends currently attend. Outside of Marine Biology, not many other classes within the school have been displayed. It's seen as one of the best schools in the region, and sometimes considered to be the 'rich' high school.

Sans & Papyrus's House
Nobody knows how it happened, but Sans and Papyrus live in the exact same house they did underground. Snow and all.

Freeway Cemetery
One of the cemeteries found in Voxis, and is the resting place for Frisk's biological parents.

Gregory's House
Closer to the bad side of the suburbs of Voxis, Greg's house is a mess. It smells of smoke, rotten eggs, and something I shouldn't describe, all thanks to Gregory's neglectful mother who has a new boyfriend staying over every week.

MTT Studios
It's unspecified where this is in Voxis, but this is where all of Mettaton's tv magic happens, alongside his co-star Papyrus.

The Docks
The docks are linked with the Atlantic ocean, and ships are often porting here to deliver or trade supplies. There are dozens of warehouses, all of them in use.

Alphys's Lab
Alphys set up her new lab a couple of years after living on the surface, and has created seven sub-levels beneath it to nearly nobody's knowledge. What each level is for, nobody yet knows, though one of the levels is a detention center where Magnum and Raptor are currently held.

Voxis Memorial Park
A large park within Voxis that happens to be well-kept, with multiple statues of heroes from the Polar War.

Voxis Hospital
After the Polar War, hospital organizations were disbanded, and it was put up to cities to establish their own hospitals, and maintain them.

Messiah HQ
Located beneath Obatech Industries, the global cult is station with nearly impenetrable defenses less one knows how to enter passively. It is currently unknown how expansive the underground facility is, but it is safe to assume that it possibly expands half the radius of Voxis City.

Outpost Epsilon
Discovered by Mettaton after he tailed Psycho here, the Outpost was destroyed by the Messiah in both an attempt to cover up their tracks and kill Mettaton and Papyrus or at least frame them for the explosion, succeeding in the latter.

Kingdom of Hopes
During the Human-Monster war of the eleventh century, the Kingdom of Hopes was the last monster-controlled kingdom after the Kingdom of Dreams was destroyed. It was home to Toriel's ancestors, and was the sight of the second-to-last battle before monsterkind was sealed beneath Mt. Ebott.

Abandoned Jailhouse
An out-of-the-way, old jailhouse where Undyne fought against both Raptor and Warmth. Most of the jailhouse was destroyed as a result of the conflict.

Voxis Farmland
Only seen so far when Undyne took Frisk practice driving, resulting in them nearly hitting a cow.

Crystal Cave
"A wonder of the world" as stated by Gerson, who trained Terrence within the cave. It has a ceiling of loosely-hanging crystals that clatter and chime together with a breeze that runs through the cavern, the crystals known simply as 'singing crystals'.

Napstablook's House
After Mettaton's arrest, Napstablook reclused into his more modernized home, which is chalk full of wires and cords hooking up to electrical and musical equipment. They layout of the home is nearly identical to his in the underground.

Temmie Village
Located through a tunnel found in a train tunnel, Temmie Village is built of cardboard houses that crumple easily and often. The Temmies remain content with continuing their existence in isolation, and only treat the Annoying Dog as a threat to their livelihood.

Unitropolis
As of yet unseen, Unitropolis is a utopia of sorts, and has surpassed Voxis City as the largest and grandest city in the world. Unitropolis is home to Lightway University, and is a city that governs itself, free of the Messiah and aware of the cult.

Savory City
A neighboring city to Voxis, Savory is rather small and somewhat of a backwater city, small enough that it could be considered more of a town. It was home previously to Rian and Sadie before the bombing on their school, devastating the entire community.

Garden High School
Rian and Sadie's previous school in Savory City, bombed by Stain. It has since been closed and set for demolition.

Wammy's House
The abode of Sadie's grandmother in Savory City. It's small and quaint, and probably smells like old people.

Houston Cafe
A favorite place to dine for Rian and Sadie in Savory City. They attend here briefly in "Repression" with Wammy.

Savory Cemetery
Self-explanatory. Most of Rian and Sadie's classmates that were killed in the bombing are buried here, including Stain, the perpetrator himself, his own tombstone defiled beyond recognition. Rian's grandmother is also buried here.

Savory's Backside
The ghetto portion of Savory City, and where Stain's family lives, visited by Rian and Sadie in an attempt to pay respects, also learning about Krashna's involvement in the bombing.

Savory Hospital
A hospital located in Voxis City, kept in business by the city like all other hospitals after the laws passed by America after the Polar War. Rian was hospitalized here after surviving the bombing, in which he'd shielded Sadie from the blast.

Voxis Golf Course
A simple golf course within Voxis City, where Gregory's father took Gregory and Gregory's sister to golf, and where Greg attempted to talk to some female classmates, succeeding in doing so.

1300's Village
The home of the SOUL of Patience before she fell underground and was killed by Asgore. The village is yet to be named.

Human/Monster Village
A village close to Toriel's father's farm, where she would often visit Luci, before she spent time with Asgore and Gaster here. The village is yet to be named.

Hoperiss Farm
The farm owned by Toriel's father, who left the life of royalty with his wife before her passing, and raised Toriel here. It is likely that the farm either went to family, or was purchased by someone else after Luci killed Toriel's father, and Toriel moved to the Kingdom of Dreams to marry Asgore.

Trivia

 * VOXISTALE premiered publicly on January 19, 2020 on the site Pokécharms, but was discontinued after episode 3. VOXISTALE in its current status can be found on Fanfiction, Wattpad, and Archive of Our Own, with plans to release it on more websites soon. This is the third incarnation of VOXISTALE, and has no plans for a reboot.
 * VOXISTALE's roots are seeded in a DM roleplay on the site ChooseYourStory, where it was originally called 'The Undertale' (creative, right?), made back on April 25, 2018.
 * Frisk was initially the primary antagonist of VOXISTALE's Act One before its final reboot.
 * The character "Mosu" was originally killed by the guitar-wielding Messiah goon (who was named Matthias) before Mosu was re-written back into the story to replace him, due to Matthias being relatively uninteresting.