THE SEVEN SOUL VIRTUES
Seven Soul Virtues and the colors behind them.
Choose a color or a virtue to read one complete guide: its Undertale reference, then our test's independent interpretation of strengths, blind spots, and combinations. The game lore and personality framework are labeled separately.
Discover your seven-signal profileWhat is a Soul Virtue?
On SoulVirtues.com, a Soul Virtue is a named cluster of answer patterns. Each cluster asks a different question: Do you choose direction, act through fear, apply fairness, turn care into action, regulate frustration, align conduct with principles, or sustain effort over time?
All seven receive separate scores. A high score in one does not mathematically force another score down, so combinations are often more useful than a single label.
Six color-and-trait associations come from Undertale's Ball Game. Red as Determination is this site's fan-inspired choice, not an explicitly named seventh game trait. For a quick game reference, see the seven SOUL colors and heart meanings.
Red / Determination: the course setter
Determination turns preference into direction. It appears when you choose what matters, accept the cost of that choice, and return to it after circumstances interrupt you.
Orange / Bravery: the first mover
Bravery is action with fear still present. It does not require comfort or certainty; it becomes visible when something meaningful is worth the exposure, awkwardness, or risk.
Yellow / Justice: the fair measure
Justice notices unequal treatment and asks for a standard that can survive personal preference. It is less about winning an argument than making accountability apply consistently.
Green / Kindness: the human shelter
Kindness converts concern into behavior. It notices another person's strain and makes a practical adjustment—time, attention, patience, protection, or help.
Cyan / Light Blue / Patience: the steady field
Patience preserves choice under delay, irritation, and uncertainty. It creates a gap between stimulus and reaction, giving better timing a chance to appear.
Blue / Integrity: the inner alignment
Integrity keeps stated values, private choices, and public behavior in the same system. It becomes clearest when consistency carries a real cost.
Purple / Perseverance: the long carrier
Perseverance is effort after novelty has left. It holds attention through repetition, setbacks, and the long middle where progress is real but rarely dramatic.
Use the guides after your result
Start with your first and second scores, then read the page for the lowest signal without treating it as a defect. The contrast among scores is the useful part. For the scoring rules and close-result thresholds, see how to read Soul Virtues test results.