That's not a reference to something we speak about...

it's horrifying that anyone would WANT to reference that

I wonder if that's going to be in the remake

More a Star Wars quote xD

Randy19 to be fair, people still reference Sonic ‘06...

I read AC as Animal Crossing at first...

@@ultimateking2238 me too.

UltimateKing22 assassin’s crossing

Animal Creed

Marina Ju I love the way you spelled it😂😂

Bro he says it like carl from jimmy neutron 😂

Rice Boi “are you gonna finish that qwasull?” 😂

You apparently don't realize it's a French word.

@@kenhollis6197 I know it is, but usually non French people don't say it like that 😂

He says it better than Carl Wheezer himself

Insert relevant MeatCanyon comment here

Well that's how it's pronounced so.....

Nearly like Tom Holland

I mean, considering that in french, that's pretty close to how you pronounce it....

Je préfère le terme OmeletteDuFromageVille

Gaspard Savoureux 👌😂

I ain't french. Not even close. But as the child of someone who took french classes, I agree.

It's actually the correct pronunciation

@@wolfborn5806 It is, although it does admittedly sound weird when said in an otherwise English sentence

What's the matter Jimmy-Kun? Are you perhaps craving my kwassons?

Wolfborn I thought so! But I’m self conscious I say the R sound

@@wolfborn5806 This comment is a Jimmy Neutron reference, not judgment for the pronunciation.

I considered getting that game actually

But is it useful?? Probably not

@@taylorcolby1603 I want to know if it's golden.

yeah, I agrees, play undertale!* it's best played blind, but there should be nonspoiler guides to give you hints. Plus there's even a friendly tutorial character! :) [sadly...or amazingly, the game is infested with something. you'll find out if you wait when told... or by progressing-although it's subtle, and requires checking things] and after that, play deltarune! There's a real interesting tweet by Toby Fox about the development of that game... and it even is loosely connected to a song! The first chapter (the only one available; do not ask when the next ones are coming out, Mr Fox will not tell) is 100% free. *btw, sans' theme is not Megalovania. it's 'sans.'.preemptive edit for clarity: no, op was not neccesarily conflating the two.

@@maggieent3215, Sans’ theme is sans. Sans’ Genocide Battle theme is Megalovania. Sans’ unused Pacifist Battle theme is STMPWYFS

oooh! Good catch! [I feel the need to note that the meaning of the deltarune is more abstract, and confusing in its meaning, although the visual similarities remain the same. It does have something to do with power in the interpretation from either game ... but in what way deltarune has, I am not entirely certain.]

The Deltarune in Undertale is connected to a prophecy of an “angel” that will come from the Surface (Earth) to the Underground and empty it. This connects to the game’s two main routes: a) free all monsters (true pacifist) or b) kill everything in sight (genocide). The circle with wings is supposed to represent the “angel,” which is heavily implied to be either the player, or the playable character. The three triangles are a bit more mysterious as to their meaning, though…

@@brianna7705 they could represent the heroes... or the monsters below...

yea

yes i understand. *bombs random wall*

If hestu did this i would die Hestu: its Dangerous To Go Alone Take This *Gives Shit*

Animal Crossing has a long history OF Zelda jokes. In the first one looking in villager's dressers sometimes found rupees... Which of course are worthless there.

A lot more of them are Homestuck References

@@enderking6904 honestly Deltarune (the game) is more like it

I always thought the alternate realm in deltarune was a reference to termina in majoras mask

And the royal crest on toriel's dress looks like zelda's royal crest.

@@SairinEarthsea That is the delarune it's not mentioned but the delarune is its official name

Yeah but the symbol is in also in undertale and its more of its own thing rather then a reference

Ian Broadie yup. One of the best games of all time.

Yes, Undertale is my favorite non-Zelda game

He’s gonna have a bad time

yea but don't read anymore about it, The less knowledge you have going into it the better!

Back when it was largely popular, any comment saying it was great or that someone should play it was always met almost immediately with a handful of people bashing it. Now that it's hyper saturation in the market is done with it's interesting to see how there's far less opposition to the game.

yaya, I agrees (hee hee hee). (I am Interested... did you see a gray NPC during your run?)

k

Just stop already.

Fl0ris I'm going to get UNDERTALE this week

@@GrahamTowler Make sure to be wary of spoilers! people like having eyecatching thumbnails, so whatever you do, look up non-spoiler tips on the text-based part of the Web and not KZfaq! (even the ost titles spoil stuff! like ruining a moment of suspense! giving you clues about a boss!) Undertale's a journey. Perhaps overrated, but... it's still good. Also, play *deltarune* afterwards! A. the part that has been completed is free. b. it'll stop you from getting bored with undertale. Like a certain someone, hee hee. :) [replace this with appropriate dialogue from that one bird... or... regarding the other...]

@@GrahamTowler yay, after you're done maybe you'd like to get into some of the au's. I'm eagerly awaiting season 2 of underverse.

I think that reference is only in the GBA version, however.

@@Solibrae It seems like that reference went back and forth between versions. Though it looks like it _always_ mentioned Link in the Japanese version. In a similar vein, there was a reference in Zelda 2 that read: "Here lies Loto." (or "Erdrick" as he's known over here). Much like the FF Link reference, this 1 was also only seen in Japan. Funny how Nintendo, Square & Enix made references/jabs at each other back then.

irgyn it is also a very generic symbol used in many occasion all around the world...

oh! Thanks for sharing that...

it’s fine there’s no mistake it’s all good

Such as?

@@Scarabola You can pretty much guarantee a link or Zelda reference in Halloween episodes of children's shows. Right off the bat i think of the amazing world of gumball episode where the ice-cream was dressed as the angry moon

@@Yan.808 Thanks Sir

All looks good

Thank you

Skrawnald yeah I saw that, they are all over the bloodhound trials and some control panels

@@epic7637 I'm sure it'll end up in one of his videos later on, if it is a reference anyways. Still pretty cool though.

and deltarune also has great music, but Toby's songs are best listened to after a runthrough because even the *titles* can cut the tension. [for everything but a couple tracks of undertale... which can be *extra* enjoyed on their own. for no apparent reason, I am mentioning a flowery time machine. also, .!return ] edit: quasson's not related to quarks or a pun on trigonometric functions...

@@maggieent3215 I know he means croissant its just his accent and im an aussie so it sounds like crossont. also i agree about the undertale music. my spotify playlist is half the undertale soundtrack

@@mustangwesley7788 I knew that and was joking. I don't know if I should apologize for poor communication here... some of it was meant to be adressed to OP instead but that also might not have come across well... uh, anyways... I have the undertale soundtrack on my mp3 player. uh, I think its nice to walk to. [I... don't quite know how I pronounce croissant.]

hello there me, i'm your second email, that also happens to have a youtube channel lol

do you know PinkLemon???

With decent twists best not spoiled in thumbnails! ... unless it's that there are dogs or grey npcs in the game. seek out the dogs.

I'm from "baguette-land" and it's funny to hear all these different pronounciations

@@BurgerSoup France? Or somewhere close by? But thats awesome man, youre so funny! 😋 Is English your second language or is French? Either way, kudos, its super hard learning new languages, especially when your native language can be tricky with dialects/accents/spellings. I wish I had your talent, mister.

I just say it like carl from jimmy neutron

@@HerosBane I am indeed from France and english is my second language (with vietnamese too), haha thank you, I'm actually very pationate with other cultures and langages!

ah, I played oceanhorn's demo! I'm glad it's getting a sequel, since it looks cool.

@@maggieent3215 Sequel's already out! Just not on other consoles rn, and it's getting a content update too!

That was his one nintendo game in his last zelda references in other games

Dayala Singh yes but square-enix would count as second-party in that case (like how Retro Studios makes Metroid Prime games)

@@a-history-nerd No Square Enix would still be 3rd party. 2nd party would imply that Nintendo owns Square Enix. For example, GAME FREAK is 3rd party company that develops a 1st party series for Nintendo.

wait, what?

Well, from what I remember of how time travel worked in SS I think this specific situation would result in a self-correcting loop. The only reason Link had to defeat the Imprisoned in the Present was to stop him from reaching the temple and gaining his full power. Sealing Demise in the Past would self-correct the need to stop the Imprisoned since the Triforce seems to be able to act outside the flow of time. Although, that would introduce further problems since sealing Demise would render all the events of SS null. However, it may be that Link simply stopped Demise from affecting other timelines since he clearly travels back to a Present that has felt the effects of the imprisoned. Though, again, that raises more questions since Zelda games have never worked with parallel timelines within the confines of a single game.

@@nicolaswarren3453 When I first played LoZ:SS, I originally thought that it was a self-correcting loop (similar to a temporal causation loop) as well, however there are several inconsistencies with that logic (including the ones you have already mentioned). The biggest problem is the one I stated before in regards to Link using the Triforce to seal the Imprisoned beneath the giant Goddess Statue at the Sealed Grounds. If Link completely sealed Demise away via the Master Sword (and Fii) in the Past, then what did the Triforce seal beneath the giant Goddess Statue in the Present? Also, Zelda sealed herself in a large crystal in the Past in order to maintain the seal on Demise/the Imprisoned, and was only able to be freed from said crystal once Link defeated Demise/the Imprisoned with use of the Triforce in the Present. This is why I don't think that this is a self-correcting loop, since it creates several critical paradoxes in the process. The only way this entire operation would make any logical sense would be if both events occurred, but on alternate timelines (one where a Restored Demise was defeated by Link, Fii, and the Master Sword early on, and one where the Imprisoned (a weakened form of Demise) was defeated by Link and the Triforce many years later)! Think about how time travel worked in the movie Avengers: Endgame or in the Dragonball Z TV series (namely during the Androids and Cell sagas). Finally, when we finally see Zelda, Link, and Groose return to the Present through the Gate of Time, they are simply returning to the timeline where the Imprisoned was sealed beneath the giant Goddess Statue, not the one where Demise was defeated by Link in that epic duel (even though Demise's essence is still sealed inside the Master Sword). The reason why Impa dissolved away at the end was because she was extremely old, and that her mission to protect Zelda was finally fulfilled (much like how the Monks located in the Shrines in LoZ:BotW dissolved away once Link received a Spirit Orb from them). Otherwise, it wouldn't make sense for Impa to seek out Zelda via use of the Gate of Time in the Present if Demise had already been completely defeated by Link in the Past!