MrYeet123

Susie is bringing Noelle to Castle Town, that's pretty much guaranteed, for the reason of bringing on a stronger ally to tackle the dangers of the Dark Worlds.

And part of this, is explaining all the Dark Worlds they've been a part of so far, including the Church World. And explaining the Church World adventure means explaining the Prophecy.

I just realized we never get the ability to use 2D platformer shrines in the Weird Route because we skip the Dark World.

So what does that mean if the place Kris and Noelle is skipping ahead to requires the use of the shrines to reach the end? Are they just stuck there?

Then what's going to happen to those of that nature that we recruit?

In the weird route, Susie says Noelle wanted ice cream but neither of them could find where the stand was, even though it stands out like a sore thumb. When you go to the festival at evening, the *only* other person still in town is Sans. And he doesn't do his teleporting gimmick either. The only place he ever is, is next to the stand. And then he gives you a bread, which has glitch and teleportation symbolism from the mother games.

Side B has consistently been hinted at by various Darkners and Prophecies to give the freedom that we want... That Noelle ms "the girl who snows" "angel wannabe" "one who hears heaven's call" wants.

But Ralsei repeatedly says this path will only bring ruin... Except chapter 5 points out that he doesn't know everything. So what if, while a Side B file ends in tragedy, it unlocks something in Side A files to give a new ending? We literally use up a Weird Route Kris and Noelle to unlock a door to something new.

So when these versions of themselves get used up, we literally change the code of chapter 7's dark world to unlock something crazy. Be it a secret path in the dark world, some new item, or even possibly moving our vessel to a spot we can reach it in the normal path.

I know Undertale and Deltarune are diegetic about their game mechanics and all but... Isn't it weird how Deltarune... seems to be leaning towards making the entire town a game fabrication?

Everything is disconnected from the outside, Noelle comments on feeling like she's been watching her life through glass and gets mad the hometown residents seem to follow a set path, and then the lake... You literally make them go to "the other side" and break through the out of bounds barrier. Eventually Noelle's dialogue portrait shows her out of the water and completely manic. They've reached somewhere out of Hometown and it made her crazy.

Last night, I dreamed that Jerma was doing a town wide charity event, where he would dress up as Santa Claus on Christmas Eve and go to people's houses while live to spread holiday cheer.

When he got to my house, I didn't know he was streaming, and because of that I started getting really sassy with him. The conversation I remember was, "Ahhh, old Saint Nick. I had my first Christmas without you. Where were you for me Santa? You left me all alone."

It ended up making Jerma so uncomfortable he couldn't roll with what I was saying and eventually he left my house where I followed him to his car, poking fun at what just happened. Before he drove away, he just said "Y-Yeah ha ha Merry Christmas" and then left.

I then checked social media and saw the clip was spreading everywhere, which caused Jerma to stop the event early leading to everyone spamming #SantaRetires on twitter.

The Black Shard does more damage to beings of Pure Darkness, or those with the Dark Element.

Ralsei is supposedly made of Pure Darkness so he can exist wherever he wants to. However, since he is made of Pure Darkness,

I wonder what this line means in the context of Dark Worlds, or even the whole Survey Program. It coming from Seam makes it even more intriguing.

Does it mean in the context of a Dark World, depending on the memories on the person that made it, it will change what the Darkners believe to have happened in their past, or even what turns into Darkners depending on how the founder remembers them? And when bringing a Darkner to Castle Town, do they retain their personality because Kris remembers what they were like, or because the object itself has history and memories imprinted on its very being?

She says she went on a Ferris Wheel with Susie, but in the Chapter 2 Weird Route, they never do, as evident by Susie going back to see her in her room at the end of the Chapter. This, plus just generally why wouldn't she at least mention it being a Nightmare like she does in Chapter 2?