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idk how Flare is but i would've liked her to say "he knows too much, i should take him out"

@@loos123 well. She did. Four times on stream.

@@PK_Scratch ah, didn't see her stream (haven't watched any of her by that matter) I'm glad she said it

@@loos123 oh, no she didn't say it. She killed Sans 4 times.

"hey dude, you just fucking killed goat mom with one single blow, and she said she knew she was actually protecting the other monsters, that's not good"

@@omoriperocondrip9130 Also if you are playing it a second time, "Hey, flowey, the villian of the other routes, the person who wanted to kill everyone, really likes what you are doing, maybe thats not a good thing."

@@_m889 and the third be like, i m fucked up, but you are something special

"after sans battle.. you get nothing, you are fucked up."

@@cybercritterowo after Sans's battle the only thing I have is satisfaction then I kill him again and again

This has aged very well. 💀

パピルスが強い？無理だ、そんなの。

​@@adrianjamesdelfin7414いや、彼が実際に強いことを証明する手がかりはたくさんある

Distracion 100

She should have said something like: *"So... I have to pretend in game too...."* Everyone's brains would explode live on stream

They consume food and drink, but never digest anything ... and have tendency to do questionable activity known as "Idol Meeting", even though they're live alone ... Yeah ... Definitely not a human ...

might be because thats more of an expression used in the english language rather than in japan.

Nah, 俺の顔に何か付いてるか？ (Lit. Is there something on my face?) is a well known phrase to tell someone to get lost.

Guess most Americans use sarcasm then other countries

No I actually think that's just the natural response you give to that. "Is there something on my face?" (Why are you staring?) "No there's nothing on your face" (Okay sorry I'll leave you alone) is what it seemed like.

I aint japanese but bruh I didnt know thats what he meant I think I must be in another level of stupid

Well, to be fair. Papyrus thought a rock covered in snow was a human first before he was directly told what a human was.

@@PK_Scratch I thought Sans is the one who told Papyrus about the rock. Papyrus: "Is that human?" Sans: "No. I think that's a rock"

And I am 14

Papyrus didn’t even know what a human was, until he met frisk

* THAT WAS A HUMAN????

No? He’s saying that you’re literally a monster in the English version as well.

@@LavaSaver Yah, they acknowledged that, but so many of them thought it in a literal way. In the english version I thought it was quite clear that sans was saying that our actions were inhumane.

@@_m889 It could be *interpreted* that way, but what he was saying was that you are literally not human. This is also shown when neither Papyrus nor Asgore can tell on sight that you’re human, whereas in any other route they can easily tell.

@@LavaSaver It's been a little bit, but I remember that the reason that Asgore calls you a monster is because Flowey goes to his room before you and calls you a monster, so Asgore thought that you were an actual monster. I don't remember why Papyrus calls you a monster, but I expect that it is because everyone evacuating is calling you a monster because of your horrible actions. In pacifist he recognizes you as a human because everybody sees you as a human and not something horrible

@@_m889 I’ve just checked, and Flowey never actually says what you are. Asgore says that you must be “the one that flower just warned me about”. He then asks what kind of monster you are, since he can’t recognize you. I’m not sure about Papyrus but yeah, he’s probably just calling you the same thing everyone else is calling you. Regardless, I stand by the statement that Sans is saying that you’re literally a monster. In the game you don’t do anything to try and hide your genocidyness (you just kill whatever gets in your way), so it wouldn’t make sense for him to be referring to your behavior anyway.

"...well, I am an idol." XD

There’s also the fact he stares directly at the screen instead of at frisk

Scapegoat, yes.

Not in this case. This scene where you can't go behind the person shaped lamp and the times where "Frisk" completely ignores/disregards Papyrus' puzzles, is Chara, since the Player isn't in control during those moments.

@@Troublethecat, whoops, forgot about that.

@@Troublethecat yah but when you go behind the lamp you're not in control of that either.

nah bro the player is chara cause in the asrueo fight where he says "the players Name and then says is long gone then says frisk meaning the player is chara and frisk is frist

yep ur right

@@faqtl1520 Google says that Rushia has, actually

Same, I hope someone is going to make this clips.

Did any of them get the true pacifist route??? I think only Watame got the true lab

@@chasebladesword1211 No, quite of few of them got asriel form. With a quick search on google there is Rushia, Watame, Kanata, and Pekora. Perhaps the clippers need a few more before making a compilation of it, but it seems like they could really make some views with just a giant clip of one person.

I mean most of the games have ttack and think that's how you play most of the new players don't know what routes are

Who is it that refuses to go behind the person shaped lamp in this scene then? Like, yes, the Genocide route is due to the player's choices, but these moments of refusing to play along with the skeleton brothers' antics are Chara.

You're allowed to speak up since that's actual fact. But I can't blame them, the comments are all from 3 years ago when the fandom was still misinformed and chaotic.

Because... he is?

@@NotSomeJustinWithoutAMoustache ye that's what they said

@@soup5518 The op said "like" as if it actually wasn't the case then the 2nd guy just corrected him saying he is exactly that character.

In Japanese, "Nii-chan" (used for brothers) or "Nee-chan" (used for sisters) is used for addressing older siblings.

@@menhera-tan yep, i know, but whats the point replacing the name by the "nii-chan" and "nii-chan" by the name..?

@@amndmirk probably because that's how the Japanese dialogue has it written

Because it's an entirely different language perhaps? Ever considered that?

@@thechrisgrice its called curiosity. often theres an explanation of language's ability and i would like to know

I think its "Snowy", but slowed down.

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@@dandy4402 yeah and it only plays on genocide

No, it's Chara. It's proven that when the player wants to hide behind a human-shaped lamp, the player can't move his character. Without realizing it, it's actually Chara who controls Frisk.

@@friiz_dtz obviously not if chara controlled frisk then you wouldnt be able to cancel genocide its clearly just the player

@@johngeo5816 well this is just my theory

Matsuri is god

Genocide route you kill everything you encounter so youre basically a monster, the game lets you know by not treating you as a human anymore

Long story short without spoilers: Undertale is a game where, unlike similar RPGs, the player can choose to kill or talk his way out of every encounter, including bosses. The game changes as a result of the players actions, things like dialogue, music, and fights vary between "routes". There are 3 routes the player can take: Pacifist, Neutral, and Genocide. In Pacifist, the player needs to spare/befriend everyone, completing the game without killing a single monster. This is considered the best/true ending. Killing even 1 monster will land you on the Neutral route. Neutral route is similar to Pacifist, but gets you a less fulfilling ending. In Genocide, you need to kill everyone without exception. The dialogue and the atmosphere changes drastically, and the game takes a more darker tone. The lightheartedness and humor of the previous routes is gone here, and the game treats you harshly as a result, like a murderous psychopath on a rampage would be treated.

@@BlindFuryPR thanks for the detailed information without spoilers

Actually it’s frisk or chara as the villain or hero depending on the route

Wrong it’s chara or frisk player dose not exist

"who said you're the one in control" No it's just yall dumbasses see her being good in fanfic and forget she's actually evil in the game

You stupid bro. She was evil from the literal start, even before the player falls down the hole

Did people forget that in game we are told chara hates humanity?!

I love that you guys don't understand

If you had all the lore of the game you would know chara tried to help the monsters get out but she failed and died trying she hates humanity not monsters