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@gears4brekfast @frokiedude At no point did i say i thought there was gonna be more chapters bruh 😭

@Buzzerz3 @frokiedude i dont understand how you can see this and think theres gonna be more

heres the whole article since nobody seems to be able to open it (A THREAD)

@frokiedude @gears4brekfast Pretty sure toby has never directly mentioned ch7

@Buzzerz3 @gears4brekfast This was confirmed in like 2018 what

Me when someone asks me who lives in the house at the very top of Hometown #deltarune

@Jeffisonboy @meme_lover2000 @yogurawr He played it before and was just pretending to react for clout. Its pretty obvious if you watch the videos. Somehow being a psychologist enables you to accurately predict extremely specific plot points in video games.

@Buzzerz3 @meme_lover2000 @yogurawr like how much about deltarune

what’s up with this new form of content that’s just “*job* plays *game*” like wow a physiologist is playing undertale great you’re still gonna get it as much as the rest of us

@meme_lover2000 @yogurawr About 90% of the time the person is completely bullshitting. The therapist has since admitted to already knowing Deltarune prior to the playthrough.

@yogurawr The psychologist instantly clocking Kris/Asriel's room and explaining what he'd do if he saw that room is awesome tho Some jobs just have more games where it'd be relevant and interesting to record them playing (for example psychologist)

@bizzy_bomb @yogurawr Most of the time these people already have knowledge of the game and they're just bullshitting you

@yogurawr One I really like is therapist playing DDLC because he IMMEDIATELLY clocked that Sayori was depressed from her first few lines of dialogue and describes what he would do if the girls were his patients

@LazyNick5 I am confused by this interpretation. "Falling" when related to Gaster could also not mean the physical act of falling.

@Buzzerz3 Yes but that's the thing. "Fallen" in the fallen star title does not refer to the physical act of falling as it was (and probably still is) literally in the sky when it poured darkness all over the universe

I might be the only one who thinks the "fallen star" cant be gaster nor dess its scary ngl

@euclicide I think the glass is more of a representation of the story. The Deltarune Playing Card box clearly shows tears creating water, which then grows Lancer.

New Andrew Cunningham video is good but i disagree with the conclusion he makes that the glass from the fallen star is the prophecy. I think it's pretty clear that the glass is the Knight itself

@Sparkth974 @Imperso00725245 @lordezeitgeist @10acious_D @Squerk_ Its plat kaizo

@Imperso00725245 @lordezeitgeist @10acious_D @Squerk_ What is this hack called?

WE ARE SO BACK HASTY NATURE IGNORE THE DEFENSE CYNTHIA HERE I COME

@LuigiSidekick Biding my time till Aurora Crystal comes out

I mean I think it’s a good game there’s just a big gigantic flaw that hurts the game a lot more than it really should

hot take but if you only like the version of a character that you made up in your head and abhor the idea of more canon info being revealed about them, you miiiight not fully like the character.

@ihavenofknidea_ @KibryHouse Are you ever happy

BDSP is so easily the worst pokemon game oh my god

it’s absolutely genius how “the pain itself is reason why” is a bit of a reference to “lorem ipsum,” a placeholder text that allows designers to test out FONTS for projects. those first two words are shortened from “dolorem ipsum,” which is latin for “pain itself.”

The track Undertale was inspired by the song REDLINE DAY from the movie REDLINE. Toby notes that the song's lyrics unintentionally align with the narrative themes of Undertale. He also cites the song Pneuma from the live-action Solanin film as inspiration for the song.

@ECHIDNAenjoyer there's a whole account on tumblr abt this tumblr.com/drwhataretheod…

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Fuuuuccckkkkkk Lolllllll

@tinyhater It also plays when Gaster congratulates us for getting to the HALFWAY mark. To me, neverending night is pretty much one of Gaster’s themes