May 1
Me when I first saw adult Mark Borja
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Me when I first saw adult Mark Borja
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Toby does not count Chara as Asriel's sibling seemingly. There was no clarification when one dad asked who Gerson was referencing when he says 'their children' about Toriel and Asgore.
My assumption has always been that the monsters perceive the kids as a package deal so they're "like siblings" to them, but it's different to Chara and the Dreemurrs.
I based this on the way Asriel never calls them anything but his best friend and Toriel and Asgore always talk about Chara like "someone they knew" (alarm clock dialogue and Asgore talking about hope) implying they cared deeply, but didn't consider Chara their adopted child.
I think it's more complex than just a familial relationship, exacerbated by Chara being human.
By which I mean, Asgore thinks of them as a representation of the humans the monsters have been separated from for so long; that's why they're the hope of humans and monsters. He sees Asriel and Chara's relationship as the beginning of a new era of hope.
Asriel is the same, even as Flowey. He calls Chara (through Frisk) "my little monarch" in conjunction with himself as the prince of the Underground's future.
Whether romantic or platonic, they were supposed to rule it together.
am I the only one losing my goddamn mind about this
nowhere in the underground has green grass
Hometown has green grass
obviously many other places also have green grass but aaaaaaaaaaa
NOnonono but the entire point of the promise Sans makes to Toriel about "protecting the human coming through the door". Is that he really doesn't know who she is beyond the conversations they've had so far. And he doesn't know who the human coming out from there is. But they still trust each other to make it happen, regardless of timeline.
This happens regardless of Toriel's fate in the game. If you kill her, but not Papyrus, he still comments on this promise.
And here's the thing. He has to make the decision of trusting this woman he is fond of, but ultimately doesn't know beyond what they've shared together.
And Toriel had to make the decision of trusting him too. She is convinved that the world outside the Ruins will be hostile, because she knows what's happened before. And it fucking hurts to think it could happen again. And yeah I've heard all about it how she "rejected" her duty and didn't make the right choice back then. I think Toriel is somewhat aware of that. Her moving to the Ruins was a choice she made while grieving too, but it is a decsion that goes according to her integrity as well.
ANYWAYS I'm getting sidetracked. What I mean with this post is that the implications of trusting someone else with something that is so personal, because you know your limitations (because of flaws or any other cause), and having that person receive this in a good way is so important.
And while Sans is not the best at actively doing that job, it is still remarkable how much this promise is on his mind.
The VERY LAST THING he does before his No Mery fight is apologizing to Toriel, or his memory of her, because he had to break that promise.
This post is a mess but... I need to rotate them. And also I always get a little mad when people assume that Sans doesn't make that promise when Toriel dies, like in No-Mercy. Because the whole deal about the promise is that it happens before the game, it is not something anyone, not even Flowey, can affect, and it is a reflection of the closeness the two have, so placing this as something Toriel does only if she deems the human a good person, and something Sans only "keeps" when Frisk is pacifist just takes away that weight.
Also go play neutral routes they're super interesting to make character analysis. Different events affect different characters in specific ways.
On a meta level, it tickles me that the main reason people play the genocide route in undertale is just to fight Sans. Sans won't fight you if you don't do genocide, and the people who do the genocide route do it because they admire Sans. It's like... the fact that people love him is why the universe is destroyed
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[ID: two sets of 3 screenshots from the battle with the Snowdrake’s Mother amalgamate in Undertale. The first of the first set reads “You laugh, and keep laughing. It's SO funny, you can't stop. Tears run down your face.”. The second says “... what? You didn't do that?”, and the third says “But it’s not funny.” The first screenshot of the second set reads “You said something like... "You look horrible." "Why are you even alive?"”, the second says “... what? You didn't say that?”, and the third, “You call this a performance?” / end ID]
people often forget about the second half of the weird narration in snowdrake’s mom’s fight, and I could never find any actual screenshots of it, so here it is!
the first 3 screenshots are from choosing to laugh at her, and the second 3 are from choosing to heckle her. the last one of each set are for the second time you choose that option.
You know, people make fun of Asgore for not fighting you in the Genocide Route... but like. To him, you’re not even human. Why would he fight a monster?
Mettaton’s Backstory:
This is part two of my ghost meta. I’d highly recommend reading part one first, which should be right below this post on my blog. It’s titled “Chara, The Fourth Blook Cousin” and it has the background for how I think ghost might work.
I mostly talked about Undertale ghosts in general and how they could explain Chara’s mysterious presence in the game, but now I want to talk about Mettaton, Maddy and Napstablook, and explain my thoughts on their backstories, why they’re different from other ghosts, how they became a family. Because I think about them literally nonstop