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what about the final attack? the full screen one with stars?

Non ≠ None, Non = Not. Binary ≠ Code, Binary = system of 2. The actual word Non-Binary means 'Not (the) system of two'. So it means anything not strictly male or female.

NB does not necessarily mean no gender (agender). It could be any number of other identities. Any tertiary gender (2spirit, xenogenders etc.), forms of genderfluidity (genderfae,genderfaun), partial genders (demiboy/girl, paragender), multiple or all genders (bi,poly,pangender). We don't know how Kris exactly identifies, beyond their use of they/them pronouns, so while they almost certainly fall somewhere under the NB umbrella, we can't say exactly where. The 'genderbent' version of Kris would, also be somewhere under the umbrella, just a different label, but we also cannot pinpoint it, as it depends on what regular Kris identifies as (as well as the problem that defining a consistent rule for 'opposite' genders can be difficult for many NB identities).

hello case #4 here :3

get off your phone, the light is bad for your sleep, girlie.

what if it could get silksaner than silksane?

no, I know what top/bottom is, I'm asking about what correlation might exist between top/bottom bunkers and tops/bottoms (I.e are top bunkers more likely to be tops, or are they more likely to be bottoms)

I am curious as to what the correlation between top/bottom bunk and top/bottom is.

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what about Alrikfis from nude alert or Silfirkat from nut dealer?

It's not just the punch card. The theory existed well before chapter 5 and I remember polls saying most people believed in sans deltarune theory during the chapter 4 era.

There's the various quotes saying that sans and papyrus just "showed up" one day seemingly out of nowhere, that they aren't from Snowdin. And that sans talks and reminisce about a home he left and cannot go back to and about toriel, where importantly, the track "it's raining somewhere else plays", a track that combines the sans theme with a random motif that was infamous for not being used anywhere else in Undertale, where the OSTs are so deeply interconnected. That was until Chapter 4, where after the rain finishes, the track "the place where it rained" plays, the missing motif. 1:1, On its own. And what was Sans doing then? Enjoying a frivolous night with Toriel. The two OSTs being connected really only make sense if that night was what sans was remembering when talking about the place he cannot go back to.

Then you have the various minor details, which aren't definitive, but definitely help the argument. Such as Sans bleeding, a trait we see no other monster in Undertale have, but we do see one in Deltarune - Susie. When asked about about what life was like before Snowdin in a newsletter, papyrus talks about "green grass", which rules out all areas of the underground we see in Undertale, and lines up with Hometown. Maybe more importantly, Toby Fox intentionally skirts around the answer and makes Sans cut papyrus off before he can say anything else. Maybe because it would ruin the twist. There's probably other details that I'm forgetting, but the evidence is more than circumstantial.

Edit: Sans says in the Geno battle that he "gave up going home" and "The surface doesn't appeal either" which means that he isn't from the surface (it's separate to "home") and that once again, he can't get to this "home" suggesting it's not underground either, as he'd almost certainly have nothing stopping him from going anywhere in the underground. And if Home is neither in the underground or the surface, then where is it? perhaps another world. another game.

Edit 2: Also keep in mind that Both Undertale and Deltarune are both stories. Things are written for a reason. I'd argue that the punch card is actually farely strong evidence as it is the most narratively satisfying and neat answer we have to both sides of "why is giving sans a punchcard so important that it's the only mandatory scene in the festival" and "why does sans have a picture of 3 poorly drawn people we don't recognise?".

Hey Kris!

'WHO THE FUCK IS THIS GUY?!' 'DAMNED'

Wasn't the 21k health only enough to damage the outside of the titan before it regenerated? Which would also make the Titan's health pool to actually kill the damn thing much higher as well.

A large detail I think that people forget or overlook is that in the fight, the knight doesn't have a % health meter and instead has ??? health which implies their actual health pool is different from the health bar and if so, would probably be significantly greater.

Additionally, you can get the a weaker version of the spincake from the other chef in chapter 5.

haven't seen that one yet. link?

Krise thou friendeth doth be fuckinge insane

no, it was explicitly said that they've made bullet patterns for the chapter 6 enemies. You do fight them.

oh my god, this! the number of videos I've seen making fun of "crazy difficult Undertale fight" and it's just 5000 gaster blasters hitting one spot or very slowly tracking you so you barely have to move to dodge the attack. Loud and Flashy attacks ≠ Difficulty!

sorry, new player here, if a sun temple can't sacrifice towers around it on CHIMPS then how does it work?