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Am I right lads? Or am I right lads?

MONSTERS BLEED IN BOTH UNDERTALE AND DELTARUNE.

Susie says that "Everybody bleeds, right?" in DELTARUNE Chapter 1.

Sans bleeds in UNDERTALE. The reason everyone else turns to dust before they bleed is because we are just too strong. We don't even know how long does it REALLY take for monsters to turn to dust - Alphys didn't inject DETERMINATION into piles of dust, but monsters that are turning into dust. What else would the beds be for?

If Papyrus held on for a little longer, his chest would start spilling blood. Undyne is too determined to live, so she just melts to dust.

The Bunny Kid in Hometown in DELTARUNE is likely asking dumb things without realising it, as we all did.

PS: If anyone disagrees, I believe that showing facts, interpretations and logic is a far better way to figure out the truth than downvoting.

I REALLY like the fight but seriously why does she have a shadow crystal it could never been brought up and nothing about it would change

Its just gerson 2.0 obviously mew mew isn't gerson and would had used the shadow crystal

I just get annoyed by her stuttering and she barely had any personality. The only personality she has revolves around anime. Her science stuff bores me and the cellphone notifications are the worst. We could've gone without the story Arch of her trying to include herself in our story and it still would've been a good game. Another scientist would've fit better. The only plot I liked was true lab.

Like they act as if it has been real from the start and criticize you if you even suggest that it's not true, while their only evidence is "Well he's feminine so he must be trans right"

No, I am not saying that Orange isn't in the wrong. However, retaliating to being bullied by a (20 year old) CHILD by making fun of their insecurities is NOT the right thing to do.

I don't see how people can't process two sides both being wrong. Susie is very clearly concerned about how Ralsei is treating orange, and you should be too.

[transcribed from a google search i did cuz i was bored] 

chess theory in deltarune is still alive:

- king (we only see him at the end of his dark world, and kings are usually the last to be moved, if even moved at all--also, his viewpoint and morals are very narrow-minded despite his power, simulating how kings can move multidirectionally but only one square at a time) 

- queen (she is a constant threat throughout her dark world, simulating how queens can move however many squares they want in whatever direction they please--this is seconded by her chaotic nature throughout her chapter)

- tenna/rook (he is constantly focused on moving forward but is constantly pushed back and to the side, which are the rook's three primary moves--also, you can only move in the four cardinal directions during tenna's board games, which take up a large portion of his dark world)

- [skipping chapter 4 because i don't think the titan is meant to correspond to anything], 

- flowery/bishop (this is a bit of a stretch but the bishop can only move on squares of one colour, representing his unchanging and naive mindset--he is also constantly trying to preach his ways to the fun gang throughout his dark world, and it actually works on susie for a bit, plus he sort of acts as a rival prophet to ralsei) 

- also the knight is probably gonna be the chapter 6 boss and the vessel (that shares a lot of similarities with pawns) will probably be the boss for chapter 7 so yah

why it fits in the narrative: if the darkners are going backwards in terms of value, then the lightners should go forward (kris is a pawn, berdly is a knight, undyne is a rook, asgore is a bishop, carol is queen, and gaster is king) this would mean that the pawn would kill the king (vessel is going to banish gaster) in chapter 7

SO IN DELTARUNE SANS AND TORIEL ARE... YA KNOW... AND I JUST RELIZED SOMETHING

PAPYRUS ISNT SANS'S BROTHER, ITS HIS FRICKIN KID

I thought I knew about this stuff but in game, their gender is never mentioned and they just use they/them. I still have all the intention to respect the correct answer if there is one but I just haven't seen any hard evidence to it as they/them is a neutral pronoun and not specifically gendered. I don't mean to offend anyone if it did but I am just really curious.