Community ranking at a glance
Hotlands Dust, Waterfall Dust, and Serious Frisk appear in TierMaker’s S tier, making them useful starting points when comparing units in Undertale Adventures on Roblox. That placement can help you build a shortlist before spending resources. The important next step is matching each ranked entry to the exact unit you own or want.
TierMaker’s community ranking combines seven published tier lists. It offers a snapshot of player preferences, with S above A. Seven submissions give the ranking some community input, but that is a modest sample for judging an entire roster.
The tables below highlight selected entries from those two tiers. Names are spaced for readability from TierMaker’s image filenames, and the original image labels are included so you can distinguish similarly named entries. Check the corresponding portrait whenever a shortened name leaves room for confusion.
The displayed ranking gives placements without accompanying damage benchmarks, upgrade comparisons, or explanations for individual choices. Use it to decide which units deserve closer attention. Your final choice should also reflect what you can obtain, the exact form being ranked, and how that unit performs in the content you play.
A shared tier is also a broad grouping. There is no established numerical gap between two entries simply because one portrait appears earlier in the row. Reading the list this way keeps a useful community reference from becoming a more precise claim than its evidence supports.
S-tier entries to check first
The following selected entries occupy TierMaker’s highest displayed tier. Their placement makes them reasonable candidates to investigate first, especially if you are choosing between an entry in this group and one ranked lower by the same community list.
| Readable label | TierMaker image label | Community tier |
|---|---|---|
| Hotlands Dust | hotlandsdust | S |
| Waterfall Dust | waterfalldust | S |
| Serious Frisk | friskserious | S |
| NEO | neo | S |
Hotlands Dust and Waterfall Dust have separate images and separate labels. Preserve that distinction when comparing your roster with the ranking. A recommendation attached to one of these entries should remain attached to that exact entry until you have checked the other form independently.
The same care applies to Serious Frisk. The filename identifies a specific Frisk entry through the friskserious label. Before acting on its S-tier placement, compare the ranking portrait with the unit shown in your game. This is particularly helpful when community discussions shorten names.
NEO is a more abbreviated label. Its position in S tier is visible, but expanding that label into a full character name would require additional identification. Start with the portrait and exact unit information before attaching an acquisition method, evolution requirement, or combat role to it.
For a practical shortlist, choose one identifiable S-tier entry and compare it with a unit you already understand. Ask what improvement you are looking for, then check whether that improvement actually appears during play. This gives the ranking a clear purpose and makes your eventual resource decision easier to evaluate.
A-tier entries and variant checks
TierMaker places the following selected entries in A tier. They sit below its S group while remaining useful comparison candidates. Their shared placement does not establish a particular role, cost advantage, or damage output; those details need to be checked for each unit.
| Readable label | TierMaker image label | Community tier |
|---|---|---|
| Muffet | muffet | A |
| Glyde | glyde | A |
| Undyne | undyne | A |
| Alphys | alphys | A |
| Mad Dummy | maddummy | A |
| Dream Sans | dreamsans | A |
| Young Dream Sans | dreamsansyoung | A |
| Underswap Sans | underswapsans | A |
Dream Sans and Young Dream Sans demonstrate why variant checking matters: TierMaker includes them as separate entries, and both appear in A. Their shared tier describes the community grouping. It leaves their individual strengths, requirements, and usefulness in a particular situation open for comparison.
Underswap Sans also has a distinct label. When someone recommends “Sans,” ask which entry they mean before applying that recommendation to this table. Keeping the full variant name in your own notes helps prevent a strong opinion about one unit from becoming an assumption about another.
Use these A-tier entries to make a focused comparison:
- Start with a familiar unit. If you already use Muffet, Glyde, or another listed entry, record what you want to improve before considering a replacement.
- Match the exact form. Compare the name and portrait together, particularly for the Dream Sans entries and other characters with variant labels.
- Identify the benefit you need. Look for an observable improvement in your usual runs before treating a higher community tier as sufficient reason to switch.
- Keep your comparison consistent. Where possible, use the same content and comparable investment so the result tells you something useful about the units themselves.
An A-tier placement alone gives no reason to discard a unit that is working well for you. The practical question is whether another available choice improves your results enough to justify the effort of changing your setup.
How to compare rankings before investing
Before combining recommendations from different pages, check the game name, ranking scope, and publication details. The relevant public references differ in ways that matter when you are trying to turn a community opinion into a roster decision.
| Public reference | Sample or publication date | Identifiable scope |
|---|---|---|
| TierMaker community ranking | Seven submitted lists | Undertale Adventures, listed under Roblox Games |
| Fexia’s “Updated TIERLIST v3” | October 16, 2026 | Links to an obtainable-only unit ranking labeled Undertale Adventures X |
| Karez14’s unit ranking | October 13, 2026 | Undertale Adventures X; the creator describes it as personal opinion |
The two YouTube listings establish that creators published rankings under the Undertale Adventures X name. Their accessible page text does not establish individual unit placements, so it cannot independently verify the S- and A-tier entries above. Those placements are attributed specifically to TierMaker.
The X naming also deserves attention. Check that a video’s roster and game version match the Undertale Adventures experience you are playing before applying its recommendations. A familiar character portrait alone is insufficient to establish that two rankings describe the same unit implementation.
An obtainable-only ranking answers a narrower question than a general ranking. It can help a player choose a realistic next target, but an absent unit may fall outside its eligibility rules. Check those rules before interpreting an omission as evidence of weakness.
When comparing two lists, follow this sequence:
- Confirm the game. Read the full title and check that the roster belongs to your intended experience.
- Confirm the unit. Match the variant name and portrait, including any shortened labels.
- Check eligibility. Determine whether the list includes every unit or limits itself to obtainable choices.
- Look for placement explanations. Give more weight to a comparison you can understand and reproduce.
- Check your own results. Use the ranking to guide a manageable comparison before committing substantial resources.
If two rankings disagree, compare their assumptions before choosing a side. Publication date, eligible units, and the creator’s stated purpose may explain the difference. The dated YouTube listings do not provide enough readable placement information to establish such a disagreement with TierMaker here.
FAQ
Which entries lead the undertale adventures tier list?
Selected S-tier entries on TierMaker include Hotlands Dust, Waterfall Dust, Serious Frisk, and the image labeled NEO. These are readable versions of image labels. Their shared tier identifies them as top-group community picks, while leaving the exact order of strength within that group unresolved.
Is this an official ranking?
This article uses TierMaker’s community ranking, which combines seven published lists. Its authority comes from those community submissions. Treat it as player feedback when building a shortlist, and check any claimed unit statistics or mechanics separately before using them to make a resource decision.
Are Dream Sans and Young Dream Sans ranked separately?
Yes. TierMaker uses separate image labels for Dream Sans and Young Dream Sans, and both appear in A tier. Match the specific portrait when comparing either entry with your roster. The shared placement does not explain how their performance differs or establish that they are interchangeable.
Does S tier guarantee the best choice for every player?
The ranking does not establish a universal best choice for every situation. An S-tier entry is a useful candidate to investigate, but your decision should account for the exact unit, its availability to you, and the improvement you observe when comparing it with your existing options.
Why are some units missing from these tables?
These tables highlight selected S- and A-tier entries with readable image labels. A unit’s absence from this page carries no lower-tier judgment. Likewise, an obtainable-only list may exclude a unit because of its scope. Check the original ranking’s coverage before drawing conclusions from missing entries.
Can an Undertale Adventures X video confirm these placements?
Only after you verify that it covers the matching game version and can read its actual rankings. The Fexia and Karez14 listings identify their topics and dates, but their accessible page text does not establish unit-by-unit placements. The tier assignments on this page therefore remain TierMaker-attributed community rankings.