#lorenon

(Might update designs, however those dates should be the same)

It's opposites which attract? It'd be like trying to mash two same shape puzzle pieces together and expecting them to fit.

They see, they show emotion, they expel excess magic. That's something most common in skeletons, the glowing eyes. I mean, it's something all powerful Monsters do, glow their eyes to expel excess magic, however it's most prominent in skeletons.

Now, technically they can do that in other ways. And yeah, they should just not have any eyes. Just eye sockets. And technically they do. What we perceive as a skeleton's eye is really an eye light. And it's something skeletons didn't originally have. When skeletons first came to be, they didn't have eye lights. They looks exactly like Human skeletons. Overtime however, to be seen as more approachable and friendly, they evolved eye lights. Much like they evolved friendlier looking skulls and simplified skeletal structures. Even if they're Monsters, Skeletons (and most all Monsters) still come from Humans and are still social creatures like us. And since their magic causes them to evolved much faster than Humans, over time Skeletons took that as an opportunity.

Meme made by @amalgamate09

*Clears throat* Hm Hmm! Excuse me. Anyways, since Monster (and really any magic user) have the the ability to summon souls (like through telekinesis or just during battle) it didn't take long for people to realize that people's soul colors often lined up with their personalities. The first person to actually attempt to categorize soul traits was Dr. Trite Nox, who proposed that the souls should be categorized by heat signature. With Determination being the hottest and Kindness being the coldest. This wasn't really the best way to categorize them however since Bravery and Perseverance had similar heat signatures, as well as it was later discovered that the reason for different traits having different heat signatures was due to the amounts of DT in them. Sometime after Nox, another scientist by the name of Dr. Casper Trench noticed the different types of magic associated with the soul traits, as well as how they related to each other and how common it was for children born of parents of two different traits would either share a trait with one parent or have a combination of both. Trench went on to create a new chart. However it was rather convoluted and many people didn't understand it until year later when Dr. Stephen March simplified and refined Trench's theory into the modern understanding of souls and their traits. A few years after it was added onto after the discovery of the first Balance soul in the early 1900s by adding Love, Hatred and Balance. Up until then, the understandings of Love and Hatred had been purely religious (to this day, there's much unknown about them and they're still seen as very religious.)

I guess that depends on Suzy's soul trait. However most likely, I'm gonna have to wait and see how the rest of Deltarune turns out before tackling the magic attacks seen in it.

Though I'm leaning on Perseverance or Determination.

A bit. Though over the decades, they picked up a few newer words, by the time Frisk came around, their slang was still quite behind. There are still times when they'll slip back into 1920s speak. Like seen Skool Daze #8. She also picked up some southern slang from living with the Dreemurrs.

She still doesn't understand the modern slang however. Or memes.

For the most part, they don't mind. They all have their own individual nuanced takes on the situation, but generally have come to terms with it.

-Petra

Are you referring to the theory where Sans and Papyrus travelled to Ish from Deltarune? Because that wouldn't be the case in Ish regardless. Ish is it's own reality. So at this point, regardless of the canon it won't change much (unless I get a cool idea).

Besides, in Ish, Deltarune is a mere game anyways.