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Undertale: They're non-binary

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A CRT for Kris was made to change their gender section to Non-Binary, which reminded me that these two are classified as unknown as well, and have been for some time.

Just like their distant cousin Kris Dreemurr of Deltarune, Chara and Frisk are non-binary characters who go by They/Them for the whole game, with Chara going by it/it's occasionally as well. Toby refers to them in the same manner.

Very simple.
 

A CRT for Kris was made to change their gender section to Non-Binary, which reminded me that these two are classified as unknown as well, and have been for some time.

Just like their distant cousin Kris Dreemurr of Deltarune, Chara and Frisk are non-binary characters who go by They/Them for the whole game, with Chara going by it/it's occasionally as well. Toby refers to them in the same manner.

Very simple.
Since this is the same argument, I'll just link the same response of the other thread

"They/Them" actually are gender neutral pronouns, we don't know what gender Kris identifies as, if any, they can equally be used for people who don't identify as any gender at all, or, for an outside meta perspective, simply be used as a way to not reveal or indicate any gender for a character for any particular reason or another


I don't see how that proves anything? Or correlates for that matter? They/Them is STILL not Nonbinary exclussive, pronouns alone don't prove any particular gender in this case regardless of Kris being their own character or not



You would still need to prove this is because they are, specifically, Nonbinary, instead of not identifying as any gender, or because Toby simply didn't want to asign a specific gender to them and simply wanted to leave it open to interpretation


Toby didn't correct them, nor did anyone there seemed to even notice that "he" was used... again, pronouns alone do not prove gender here, the pronoun is gender neutral, not Nonbinary exclusive

So i disagree, the page already conveys the true meaning of "they/them" as being neutral and capable of referring to any gender, aka, we simply don't know Kris' gender as of now
 
Isn't chara/frisk being called they/them because Toby fox mentions their actual gender can be up to intepretation? So I don't think they are actually non-binary
 
Isn't chara/frisk being called they/them because Toby fox mentions their actual gender can be up to intepretation? So I don't think they are actually non-binary
This isn't 2016. They are their own characters and have been. They're just non-binary, it aint up to interpretation and hasn't been for a long time.
 
This isn't 2016. They are their own characters and have been. They're just non-binary, it aint up to interpretation and hasn't been for a long time.
Considering that "being their own character" has nothing to do with "the gender of the character is up to interpretation"... I really don't see your point here? Specially since for some reason you are acting as if gender neutral pronouns specify a gender instead of... being neutral, specially when agender people exist, which can equally use "they/them"
 
I feel like this is alot more ambiguous then Kris cuz unlike Kris both of them have not confirmed to be non binary just using ambiguous pronouns its alot more controversial and I feel like Unknown is the right term
 
Also for more reasons as to why "They/Them" is used in its gender neutral way





Toby uses "They/Them" for Monster Kid specifically because he didn't want to assign any specific gender to them, so we have precedent for how and why Toby uses "They/Them" for his characters
 
Also for more reasons as to why "They/Them" is used in its gender neutral way





Toby uses "They/Them" for Monster Kid specifically because he didn't want to assign any specific gender to them, so we have precedent for how and why Toby uses "They/Them" for his characters

This and also in a interview he skipped a question asking about Frisk and Chara's gender
Interviewer: "The protagonist in UNDERTALE is of ambiguous gender. This is also true of many of the monsters he/she encounters along the way. Was this a design choice, and what role does androgyny play in your vision of the world?"
Toby Fox: "Skip."
Though I agree with Kris being changed I do not agree with this and should be left as unknown as I think any gender applied to chara or frisk whether girl boy or non binary is fine as I feel like its up to interpretation
 
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