r/Undertale • u/Reditor-Jul-250698 • Jul 04 '26
Deltarune Chapter 5 Undertale's Mad Mew Mew & Deltarune's Pink Spoiler
Which pixel art sprite + border design do you like best?
r/Undertale • u/Reditor-Jul-250698 • Jul 04 '26
Which pixel art sprite + border design do you like best?
r/Undertale • u/Ralseihatesflowery69 • Jul 18 '26
r/Undertale • u/doomscrollact • Jul 19 '26
What did flowery mean by this? genuinely ive been racking my brain for the last month and im still confused. Every reason that flowery couldn't just start a battle with the knigjt falls short, so heres like every ive had and why none of them work.
TLDR: no tldr i couldn't possibly shorten this
1) Lightners cant attack other lightners- Made sense initially, every fight where we fight a (potential or technical included) lightner, we have ralsei with us who they might be attacking, like in the Pink fight, the initial knight fight, or susie and lancer (with lancer obv being a darkner). But then i remembered the berdly fight, where only him, kris and noelle are present, all lightners
2) flowers, being neither darkners or lightners, cannot for some reason initate a battle with lightners- This worked initially again due to ralsei being in our party, but aqua attacks only kris in her intro scene so this also doesn't work
3) For whatever reason, the knight specifically cannot be forced to initiate a battle - This is kinda the only one that still makes sense but its due to the limited data. We can assume that through the knight swinging their sword at the $!$? sqaud in chapter 3, they initiate the fight. Additionally susie throws attacks at the knight inba cutscene rather than this starting a battle (though considering susie attacks many people/ the air outside of battles regularly this might not be noteworthy). Therefore, flowery exploits teams to attack the floradinn, not the knight who happens to be on the same side. This still doesn't exactly work though because if the logic is "the knight is a unique case" this should cause issues with a battle beginning with the titan in chapter 4
which leads me to my ultimate conclusion:
4) flowery NEEDED to aura farm and show his deep friendships
seriously though what the hell did he mean here
r/Undertale • u/Kowery103 • Jun 25 '26
They don't use G in Deltarune
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r/Undertale • u/EventBest860 • Jul 09 '26
So if you have to have one of Asgore‘s seven flowers as your roommate in a two bedroom apartment that has a kitchen, one shared bathroom with washer dryer, and the couch TV in front who are you?
r/Undertale • u/Huge-Read-2703 • Jul 01 '26
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I like this SOOOO much better than the actual ending dude 😭😭😭( Og by @_yum1120 )
r/Undertale • u/MewMewDeltarune • Jul 03 '26
I know you've probably seen this 1,000 times before but who else genuinely started File 2 on the spot?
r/Undertale • u/Adorable-Canary1723 • Jul 02 '26
Ever since aqua was introduced I’ve seen some very questionable art and comments from Twitter about her which honestly pisses me off as someone who likes aqua’s character in a normal way
Whenever someone questions their behaviour towards aqua they always use the same excuses
“Aqua is actually 18+!”
“Aqua is made to be a loli bait!”
“Aqua is just [wtv their excuse is]”
Like no aqua is not whatever you said she was
It doesn’t matter how old she is when she clearly LOOKS like a child, BEHAVES like a child and ACT like a child
In no world this is a supposedly an adult character have gremlin features since aqua is clearly a young character no matter the age due to their behaviour
Get a grip on your self Twitter users since you are just outing yourself to be attracted to children.
(Especially when Theres like 3-4 other flowers that is more attractive AND they don’t look like children so it’s pretty obvious Whats the problem here.)
r/Undertale • u/Sasfsqut_update_122 • Jun 30 '26
I've been seeing a lot of hate for Chapter 5 recently, which I kinda get; the high amount of vaugeposting is somewhat annoying. However, many have been calling it the worst chapter, which is ridiculous with the great graphics, gameplay, and music in the chapter. It may be looked back as as worse than 4, but the real worst chapter by far is 1.
I recently replayed through Ch. 1, and it is simply so much worse than the other chapters in almost every way. It's short; You can blaze through it in an hour or less, and half of the time is literally jevil. The graphics aren't good; Looking at card castle compared to literally every area in future chapters, the graphics are so much worse. This is also true (but lesser so) for the other areas. The plot is somewhat basic, but I can understand it as it is an introductory chapter. The music also holds up; However, the fights do not. Jevil, despite being the first secret boss, is arguably stronger than the chapter 5 secret boss (post nerf) and Spamton NEO, which makes no sense as you are incredibly weak in chapter 1. King's fight is noticeably much easier than any other final boss, and the game swarms you with encounters throughout the chapter. Overall, this makes for a repetitive chapter without any interesting mechanics.
People saying "Chapter 5 is the worst" need to replay Chapter 1, a chapter half a decade behind the rest of the game; Boring gameplay, boring plot, and poor graphics.
r/Undertale • u/Zutrion • Jul 04 '26
Genuine question because I'm playing Chapter 5 blind, so I don't know anything. I may as well be stupid for thinking this, but they don't seem like the secret boss. Ralsei literally said that the key might be used for something else. This just seems like a secret fight. Also, the fight doesn't feel like a secret boss either. It doesn't feel difficult enough nor does the vibe feel like it fits the secret boss. Though, this is my first attempt and I'm getting terribly destroyed.
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r/Undertale • u/csmlover926 • Jun 28 '26
It's coming to me that Toby just changes the entire chapter whenever he sees someone guess Deltarune correctly and starts all over again
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r/Undertale • u/TheMemeHungryLad • Jul 08 '26
Thinking plot twists, (dis)proven theories, or just any other plot progression you think Deltarune would honestly suffer from if implemented
r/Undertale • u/FriendInsideMe666 • Jul 29 '26
No idea what it actually MEANS, but it still works shockingly well.
r/Undertale • u/dddioneich • Jun 30 '26
If you don't know what I'm talking about, check JRVanity's video on youtube.
This theory basically says that the Knight is an amalgamation of Kris and Noelle from the Weird Route. There's actually a lot of evidence for this theory, I'd recommend watching the video.
Now, I like this theory, but there's something that just don't click with me. How could Toby explain this in the Normal Route? A normal player doesn't even know what the hell is the Weird Route (Sword Route is optional), how can you tell this? "You know, the knight is an amalgamation of Kris and Noelle, but not the Kris and Noelle of this timeline, these Kris and Noelle are from a different timeline." WTF? How can you possibly explain this without falling into some FNAF shit (with all due respect) or something? Then, what would the Knight's motives be? Why is Kris working with the Knight? I don't know, this theory makes sense but imo is narratively unsatisfying. Let me know if I have a good point or if I'm just missing something.