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has anyone else noticed that pretty much everyone who is worth knowing seems to be doing really bad all of the time and is never allowed a moment's respite from all the pointless cruelties and horrors ❓❓❓❓❓❓❓

ok admittedly i havent seen the theory itself. but why is "the knight is kris and noelle fused from the weird route timeline" a popular theory. imagine being a casual player playing deltarune and you get to chapter 7 and that's the explanation for who the main villain has been all along. i think people need to consider occam's razor

ok admittedly i havent seen the theory itself. but why is "the knight is kris and noelle fused from the weird route timeline" a popular theory. imagine being a casual player playing deltarune and you get to chapter 7 and that's the explanation for who the main villain has been all along. i think people need to consider occam's razor

i bet girls hated it in 1902 cuz you would constantly go on dates w guys who are working on an invention to present at the world fair

Deltarune fandom really showing its ass with its constant obsession with fan characters that don't even exist (gaster) and theorizing about their existence while not sparing a second thought to character(s) who are actually hidden, implied to exist, and have a tremendous impact on the story: whoever raised Susie.

Like maybe I'm going crazy here but the constant conspicuous absence of any adults in Susie's life is, like, obviously pointed to. She iirc mentions moving a lot, living in different places when she was young. Doesn't call her parents when she's staying over. Food insecure from *waves hands* everything. Like whether she's in the foster system, fully homeless, or just has very neglectful family is up in the air, both stated and unstated. And yeah that doesn't have the same metanarrative speculation element as "guy who basically doesnt exist" but it's just one more little point of how the fandom doesn't really give a shit about the racialized girl main character in favor of men.