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Undyene is a character from Toby Fox's Hit game Undertale (2015)
She is a lesbian character in Love with Alphys.
she is the head of the royal gaurd
Bro, I Didnt know Undyene was Lesbian?! What!!
Undyene by BruhWhatTheHaell June 25, 2024
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Undyne is a badass woman who can flex a rock for no reason!
Undyne is undying!
undyne by Undertale Flowey April 3, 2016
A lesbian warrior fish from a game called Undertale.
Undyne is a fucking badass.
undyne by MrDeppresst November 14, 2018

undyne the undying

A badass that will kill you make you rage and brake your computer
Mom I broke my screen fighting undyne the undying
" that girl is so undyne
undyne by ewsaltyweeaboo January 3, 2016
Species: Fish
The captain of the Royal Guard in the indie game, UnderTale.
Is lesbian and has a crush on the Royal Scientist Alphys.

SPOILER ALERT!
Fights with spears. Her goals are to take your soul and to set the monsters free.
Extremely powerful, can change your soul into a Green color, giving you a spear to block her own attacks.

Will transform into Undyne the Undying on a Genocide Route.
I, Undyne, will strike you down!
Undyne by Professor Atomix March 21, 2021
A fish with a spear that appeared in 2015's Undertale. He can be encountered in Waterfall.

Also its a she and she burned her house down just to teach frisk how to cook a spaghetti
Undyne:SCREW IT!WHY SHOULD I TELL THAT STORYWHEN YOU'RE ABOUT TO DIE!?!NGAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

Undyne is a fish boi... with a spear
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