#dialogue boxes

cool rpgmaker tip: speech bubble tails! ⤵️💬

Drew @keikakudom's reset resort au! It's a really fun twist on canon and the designs are amazing. And it has the most fascinating dynamics!

(The original design for charlie didn't include a tail, but I really wanted to draw her with a tail, hope that's okay!)

but just to give yall an idea of what its gonna be like…

getting a little too carried away with this, but oh well… im trying a different style for this post, i think it’ll be fun (edit: this was the initial caption. i got TOO carried away. this was torture. my ipad is screaming in agony because of the amount of storage it took.)

let’s ask them directly!

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GD:

Khor:

Darius:

Esther:

BL:

Ikas:

Veri:

Avril:

Samara:

Lydia:

Judas:

Augustus:

As an INTJ, my inferior, the least developed cognitive function is extraverted sensing, which (among other things) means I suck at noticing little details. I realized that one of Papyrus’ eyes is smaller after 2,5 years after playing “Undertale” for the first time.

So yeah, it’s no suprising that I noticed very small detail in “Deltarune” after a month, but hey, it’s better than over 2 years, right? But let’s get to the point. As always, bad English ahead. I used this walkthrough to crop some images and gifs.

As probably everyone knows, the dialogue boxes in “Undertale” are just a black and white rectrangles. Nothing special about them.

And that’s exactly the case in “Deltarune’s” Hometown.

However in the Dark World they look different. There we have a little jewelry-like ornaments in each corner. Also, the sides of the rectrangle have shades now.

The ornaments are flashing from white to darker shades of blue/purple.

“Oh well, the game is more elaborated now”, I thought. But when I was writing the post about Flowey and Seam, something struck me. It looks like the ornaments in the corners are just halves. The full ones are seen when you visit shopkeepers.

Let’s take a closer look...

They look... awfully similar to a certain doctor’s designs.