Roaring Knight Fight

Omega Flowey Fight Simulator

Screenshot from pp920921's Omega Flowey fight, showing the television face, eyes, and vines.

Keyboard needed. This will not run on a phone. Press Play, then click the game. Arrows move the soul and Z confirms. Fullscreen can end the fight.

pp920921's Omega Flowey fight, the Neutral Route boss after Asgore.

Pixel art of the Omega Flowey boss, a cactus creature with a screen face, beside a battle box and a heart.

Quick start

This fight needs a keyboard. It will not play on a phone. Press Play, then click the game so the keys reach it.

Arrow keys move the soul. Z confirms, including FIGHT. Press T for a secret. The instructions hint at it with Temmie flakes, and they say there are two secrets to find.

pp920921 warns that the project lags and has bugs. The instructions also say fullscreen ends the fight. The Fullscreen button on this page only makes the frame bigger. If the battle ends when you use it, press Restart once the fight has started, then click the game again.

The Omega Flowey boss

This Flowey boss fight is the long battle at the end of a Neutral Route, after Asgore. It is not the short meeting in the Ruins. Flowey takes the six human SOULs, the save screen breaks, and the fight begins.

Undertale never prints the name Omega Flowey. Players also call this form Photoshop Flowey, from a line in the Neutral Route credits that can be read more than one way. Omega Flowey is the name on Fangamer's tarot card, and the name Everdraed, who co-designed the battle, has used.

Spoilers

A later route skips it

On a later Neutral Route, Flowey does not transform again. He expects the SOULs to turn on him.

How the attacks come

The original battle is not the normal turn menu. You dodge, and FIGHT and ACT appear at certain moments. During the fight you have 50 HP no matter your LV. Six SOUL segments interrupt the attacks. In each one, ACT calls for help and the shots turn into green healing patterns. After all six, defense drops to 0 and the attacks simplify.

  • Phases 1 and 4: the lower eyes fire seven X-shaped bullets, the upper eyes fire triplets, short flamethrower bursts appear, a warning circle closes into pellets, vines aim at the soul, and a mouth beam can follow the vines.
  • Phases 2 and 6: a flytrap pulls in flies, bombs fall from above, shots come in from the sides, and three bouncing dentata cross the screen.
  • Phases 3 and 5: only the upper eyes and the vines, plus a SAVE labeled FILE 2 that can reload and catch you after a dodge.

Each SOUL segment uses imagery from that human's weapon: knives, hands, shoes, books, pans, and a gun. After ACT, those shots turn green and heal. In this project, Z is the key that confirms FIGHT and ACT when they are on screen.

White X-shaped bullets falling through pp920921's Omega Flowey fight, with the heart above the HP bar.
Green pellet rays from Omega Flowey meeting at the heart.
Green flytrap bullets crossing the Omega Flowey fight above the heart.

What this project includes

pp920921 marks Omega Flowey's attacks for phases 1 through 6 as finished, the soul attacks for phases 1 through 6 as finished, and the finale as finished. A sequence titled You IDIOT is about 75% done and still in progress, so treat that part as incomplete.

Expect lag and bugs. That warning is on the project itself.

FAQ

Is the Omega Flowey fight simulator free?

Yes. The page is free, and pp920921 shared the Scratch project for free. Press Play to start.

Can I play the Omega Flowey fight online?

Yes. Press Play and the fight loads in the page. You need a keyboard, and you need to click the game before the keys work.

Is it unblocked?

This is a normal website. A school or office filter can still block roaringknightfight.com, or cdn.roaringknightfight.com, which is where the fight loads after you press Play.

Does it work on a phone or a Chromebook?

It does not work on a phone. The controls are arrow keys and Z. A Chromebook can open the page and play if it has a keyboard.

Is Omega Flowey the same as Photoshop Flowey?

Players use both names for the Neutral Route boss after Asgore, the form that uses the six human SOULs. The game itself does not print Omega Flowey. This page is about that boss, not the short encounter in the Ruins.

Credits

Made by pp920921. The project description thanks Toby Fox and links a finale mix. The instructions mark the finale finished.

Shared on Scratch under CC BY-SA 2.0. The original project is linked above.

Game authors who want a game removed or credited differently can email support@roaringknightfight.com.

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