Lend me your power! (Flowery)

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Flowey saying lend me your power from Deltarune and Undertale, a pleading voice line used for power up requests, team ups and dramatic meme edits.

This is a short voice clip of Flowey, the golden flower from Toby Fox's games, urgently asking to borrow your power. The delivery is sweet on the surface but desperate and manipulative underneath, which is exactly how Flowey talks when he wants something. At just over five seconds the line builds from a soft plea into a more insistent demand, making the desperation easy to hear even without context. Listeners instantly feel the false friendliness, so the clip lands as both funny and slightly unsettling in edits.

Flowey first appeared in Undertale, released in 2015 by Toby Fox, as the first character the player meets and a central antagonist hiding behind a friendly flower design. Deltarune, Fox's later role playing game released from 2018, expanded the same universe and kept interest in Flowey lines alive among fans. Clips like this lend me your power plea spread through fan edits, soundboards and short videos, where the mix of cute voice and sinister intent makes it reusable for jokes about borrowing strength or teaming up.

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What is the lend me your power Flowey sound?

It is a five second voice clip of Flowey, the talking golden flower from Undertale and the Deltarune fandom, pleading for the listener to lend him their power in his sweet but manipulative tone.

Where does Flowey come from?

Flowey was created by Toby Fox for Undertale, released in 2015, where he introduces the player to the game before revealing a cruel side. Interest continued with Deltarune, Fox's follow up role playing game series.

How do creators use this sound?

Creators place it before power ups, fusions, transformations or team up moments in game edits and memes. The pleading delivery works as a joke when a weak character suddenly asks for strength to win.