Yeah it's really good

Fun Fact: When we, in the yellow soul segment, call for help and receive green attacks, they are shaped like a clover. A CLOVER.

LESS GOOOO YOU GIVE CLOVER BULLETS

​@@nikoandfriends6711THATS WHY THEY NAMED HIM CLOVER IN YELLOW PROBABLY- HOLY SHIEET

* Flowey defense drops to 0!

This one gave me chills beyond any ive had before

If you don’t understand: It’s FRISK calling for help during the OMEGA FLOWEY boss fight!

frisk calling for help in omega flowey

You watched the ending without playing it…?

​@@Sodaboy0 I'm proud of my self for understanding this.

Very good game though!❤

honestly that ending kinda bothers me as it breaks the whole continuity angle of the fan game

@@clintonbehrends4659 not really? The game gets reset the moment the run is finished, meaning that the geno run is not the one that winds up being the “final run.”

@@clintonbehrends4659It simply isn't the canonical ending, this isn't undertale which can be vague and that means the pacifist is canonically how it ends.

@@colecoal1365 rightI get that but it's just missed oppertunity because it totally could have fit nicely in cannon the whole flowey sequence (which is still well written) could have been the start of his downward spiral into floweys (whos a kid in a flower) kill or be killed mentality we could've gotten a serious asgore fight (after all hes only a chump in undertale because he's depressed) plus this ending doesn't feel at all as bad as it should in fact if your morals are skewed you could argue it's a good ending which contrasted with og undertales ending which has you not even enter the barrier room has a spooky kid talk to you about how much of jerk you are crashes the game and curses your save file so that if you try to make up for it you still get a ominous ending which is a way worse ending then you accomplish your mission and leave the underground

I think genocide is more like vengeance, due to him killing the monsters and avenging the 5 human souls but, hey, nice opinion

@@The_Battle_Droid_420 vengeance is still a corrupt form of justice when you think about it

Clover uses they/them pronouns

@@kitkatmuffin fixed! thanks for reminding me

At the end of True Pacifist, it might be implied that Clover is answering Frisk's call for help in the battle of Photoshop Flowey, which is in the original game.

Like yeah, we know clover canonically not going to survive or escape the underground We know that to begin with

Tragic but yes Before the arrival of Frisk

cannon event..

Doesn’t frisk resurrect them at the end of the true pacifist run

@@scottdreemurrthegodofcreation I don't think they got resurrected

That ending was so damn sad yet beutiful how clover just goes and lays there while dying it made me cry. WHY IS THE FANDOM ABLE TO MAKE SUCH GODAMN GOOD FANGAMES STILL NOT AS BEUTIFUL BUT THIS IS THE MOST INCREDIBLE ORIGINAL UNDERTALE FANGAME THERE IS IN MY OPINION...

genocide ending is the best ending failed pacifist ending second best neutral third true pacifist is easily the most stupid and illogical ending of the bunch

@@k2ggers961how come true pacifist is “illogical” and “stupid”?

@@k2ggers961 Literally how is the true ending illogical and stupid? You probably just skipped the dialogues and were then confused as to why things are happening lmao

@redfireddragon8584 first thing why would clover be so willing to sacrifice his life for the sake of potentially allowing monsterkind to be free one day, even though the whole final boss fight against ceroba was to prevent her from killing you and stealing your soul to begin with. It feels pointless you know? Plus ceroba is the ultimate insufferable furry self insert that ruins the entire game. She's so manipulative and creepy it's disgusting. In the pacifist route where you destroy axis in SELF DEFENCE she gets infuriated and berates you for being "impure" implying she only came with you in order to lure you to the true lab and kill you.

After undertale yellow, same.

@@MoomansBiggestFanI think the reason why flowey snapped is that Clover was essentially going to live with someone and not go fight asgore again. So for him to change the beginning, have all the events of yellow happen, and still have that same result would probably make him mad.

​@MoomansBiggestFan I think it's a matter of Flowey just giving up on Clover for his goal. Since the True Pacifist route is the "canon" one, that implies he's already gone through neutral. No matter what happens, when the timeline is pushed to its limit, Clover either dies at the barrier or Flowey does (of course, there's no way for Flowey himself to know about the second part, but geno is nevertheless a possible outcome). At this point, he just sees no point in continuing further, and waiting for the next human becomes more fruitful than wasting effort on a no-sum game.

and flower doesn't even care, what a waste.

I like to think they told all the monsters that met Clover what they did for the greater good.

Same bro

same, never got to experience undertale blind but playing this has given what i think would've been the same feeling

lol not me still. everybody kept putting the final boss on their stupid KZfaq thumbnails.

Beat for beat the same for me, experiencing UTY unspoiled was a wild ride and I feel partially makes up for being spoiled with UT.

Fr bro it was so fun

Bro when I saw phase 2 I almost had a heart attack. And regarding your question, yes, they're beautiful

I literally almost screeched out loud when I first saw those animations, this game is god tier

she channeled her inner empress of light

I'd say waste two healing items on the first phase zero on the second two on the third

No, they don't have determination They can't change their own fate no matter what in pacifist or neutral they will die.

Clover does have Determination. However, he does not have more Determination than Flowey, and the SAVE ability is exclusive to character with highest Determination in the Underground.

All humans posses some amount of determination. That's how their souls don't shatter once leaving the body.

​@@paperhat_boi They do have determination. It's just that Flowey has *more*

​@@justcallmetheguywhocomments Frisk: WE DON'T DO THAT HERE!

I couldnt tell if it was mad or sad, i dont know why i couldnt tell first time playing that

fair@@evanhanks807

I think it was a lil bit corny, no need to scream or yell its obvious she’s off-balanced mentally

@@jeffreycardoza8983 tennis players can't help but scream every hit i think screaming when you're becoming an anime character is justified

so I wasnt the only one who forgot I had it too

I was the complete opposite of that. I had no Gold, no items. I had to find 3 items in trashcans as my only healing items. Thank God there was an endure act, which gives u health whenever u use it. If there's wasnt that act, I would have been forced to almost no hit this entire fight or get soft locked or reset completely from square one.

There’s a dash mechanic?

@@xatime2833same, all the other fights were possible with no items but this fight is just another beast

Is there a dash mechanic?

yeah bro that scene was fucking amazing and it brought so much relief

frisk calling for help in omega flowey

​@@Sodaboy0clover answering the call

And it will lead to an ending where the Underground is f*****

@@wowalamoiz9489 Oh yeah, if that's the thing they heard in the future, rip the underground and their sacrifice. Frisk had to choose the pacifist route too to save everyone and they fumbled it. PD: Good thing the red soul is known for having save states, so they can always try again

Because Frisk eventually has to come

Martlet might have been waiting for him in the afterlife.

I dont think so, becouse of uty true pacifist ( 40:11 ) I dont know if thats just an reference, or thats cannon for uty but that made me rethink of undertale cannon ending

@@enigmazindopvp that shows the neutral ending, which DOES happen in pacifist, this is just showing before *the reset*. remember, the neutral ending and omega flowey happens in pacifist

@@KwikBR oh yes, your right, thanks

pretty sure he released them along with all the other monster souls

@@pmester228 The problem is that they are never shown, in addition to the fact that the bodies of other humans probably no longer exist, unlike the monsters. Since the flowey absorption of monsters is very different from humans , since practically the bodies of monsters are already the representation of the soul.

he said he returned all the souls, and the human ones went missing so i am assuming they were freed

It seems similar to what Chara chose....

its so sad tbh

Honestly, I feel like that version of events fits with Undertale better than this one.

​@@AnnCatsanndraalthough i like more a TRUE pacifist, because not only you kill ceroba, starlo hates you now for killing her

now that I'm not half asleep and thought about it better, it's probably because of frisk calling for help when fighting flowey. after all that scene after the undyne chase was when Asriel found chara. I still love it that way too :D

It probably is that since you call for help in order to free the souls from flowey@@S7TNKSKPS1224

I think it's from the scene where Frisk calls for help in Omega Flowey battle

@@Ero1620 read my reply

@@S7TNKSKPS1224 oh, yeah, I thought it was someone else commenting

Big oof

She did it because her kid basically sweet talked her into it

​@@fed3758still irresponsible

⁠​⁠@@fed3758​​⁠yeah, I didn’t really like this part. Like I get that she just lost her husband so she probably wasn’t thinking straight, but she went along with injecting her daughter with determination way too easily. It’s not like she didn’t know the risks either.

@@olliecyclops9164 not determination It's soul extract It's not as bad as determination

​@@fed3758still, who the Frick does that to their own child?

I really liked the vengeance route because like Undertale genocide I don't sympathize with these monsters

Cant believe i actually just cried to an undertale fan game

@@MikeGames_YT LITERALLY SAME. I genuinely cant believe I cried over an undertale fangame.

Dude their corpses are long gone

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Did you use "endure"? 5-12 healing really saved me a lot of foodstuffs. I only used like 4 of them throughout the whole fight.

@@trololoboi2934 yeah of course forgot to mention

I think it's implied somewhere he has a bad home life so maybe he doesn't miss his family that much

Just like undertale

If you kill her then he makes it to Asgore

This is a what if cuz canonically Clover gets to Asgore and then dies

Not quite, I don't believe it's ever directly stated he killed all the fallen. It's implied that most died or were captured on their way towards New Home, with the Yellow Soul (or Clover) being one of the ones to make it the farthest, with their gear being bought from Catti and Bratti after they go dumpster diving, thus ending scene where they give Clover a funeral. They actually did cover a lot of the bases in terms of making sure the fangame works alongside the original plot.

​@@Typi Toby Fox has directly said Asgore killed each of the children, and Undyne says none of the children have made it past Asgore

@@eldricshadowchaser5454 ah my bad then

Idk man, at this point, I think the mask does give more powers

"Amid, amidst a crashing world?..."

Ceroba is not a boss monster and the mask is never explained, we actually dont know why Ceroba is so powerful

@@invasor-x I mean isnt kanako a boss monster? I thought the term was just for strong monsters that you fight as bosses

@@kingkaydengaming2786 not at all, in undertale boss monsters are monsters with powerful souls, strong enough that they can be absorbed by humans Ceroba is specifically not a boss monster, she doesnt have a boss monster soul

The only known boss monsters are toriel, asgore and chujin

@@invasor-x Maybe she injected the fusion she extracted from Kanako into the mask and wearing it is what gave her boss monster-like power? That mask was made by Kanako so it would have been sentimental enough for Ceroba to do something so unusual as to infuse the mask with that extract. Also, she *specifically* grabbed it when she had this plan. Maybe she only creates this serum-enhanced mask in non-genocide routes? Like as preparation before pairing up with Clover to go through the steamworks, she makes the mask. Since I assume Martlet uses that serum in the genocide route against you. I haven't done genocude, just watched the ending. Haha

Theres a mobile version-

Every time I hear a guitar from now on I’m gonna just burst out into tears lmao

I don’t know, it felt satisfying to me.

@@foppypoof5195 then that's even MORE confusing... why am i unsatisfied....

Having finished the route I can try to answer that with why it left me unsatisfied: Because it didn't line up with what we understood about Boss Monsters, we only knew that the only pre-requisite was that a boss monster can absorb a human's soul and become something greater and yet for whatever reason Kanako's soul cracked under being injected by the soul extract which if the game's gonna be vague about how much of the original soul that is; it doesn't make sense that she'd be harmed in anyway? If the excuse is that it's due to the purity of the soul then riddle me this one; What about Asriel? Asriel absorbed a human soul entirely and Chara was definitely not pure in the slightest yet together they transformed, left the underground and tragedy ensues after they have an internal conflict about harming the humans and return to die at their parent's feet. Now the game presents Kanako being injected with an extract of a full soul as a dangerous thing which is kind of a tragic plot-hole and because we didn't even get to see her supposedly vegetative state (So we don't actually know what's become of her) the story falls kind of flat on it's face and circles its way back to her mother who despite demonstrating the love and resolve to finish what she's started the moment the battle was over and Clover decides they're gonna give up their soul anyways for the greater good where was the harm in trying to revive Kanako with the power of justice? Where was the proof that it wasn't going to work? Because despite the experiments done with the blue soul Asgore still eventually got it so apparently in the long run it would not have changed a thing if Clover decides to try to save Kanako with his own soul or do what he did anyways. And there it was that I realized that the build up for something potentially interesting and unique was never there to begin with and we're supposed to accept that most of that was pointless and only served to help Clover resolve themselves to ending up becoming the 6th human soul not even knowing if the next child would be as strong willed as him or kind enough to do the same. Think about how little sense that makes; because that sacrifice actually accomplishes nothing depending on what happens in Undertale. I wasn't expecting to be diverging from destiny (Which I'm aware you do in Genocide) but if the game was going to end in such a powerful sacrifice could it not have corrected the injustice of Kanako losing her father followed by losing her life? To give her the chance to be her mother's hero and prove her father right? To create a new timeline that all could have potentially led to a completely different Undertale? We'll never know now. Game was fun though. Enjoyed the final boss fight. Each phase change Ceroba went through I was tearing up as the dissatisfaction was already creeping up on me that they were never going to show the viewers and I what would've happened had she had her way.

​​​@@enoentheheroWhen it comes to the nature of souls in undertale, I have to point out firstly that this is a fan-game, and they clearly have their own headcanon as to how everything works. It also doesn't seem to take Delta Rune much into account here. Ultimately things will be off because only Toby himself has all the answers. If you ask me, what the narrative implies is that the entire world of Undertale was a "dark world" as consistent with those seen in Delta Rune. This matters due to the nature of souls creating a "lightener" who seems to have the power to shape and even destroy dark worlds. It's implied monster bodies are made of something metaphysical and are so light, heavy "water based" humans could just blow them away with malicious intent. They are all essentially Tulpa, thought entities, existing inside a bubble of theoretical reality, and their souls are just as unreal. Consider their alignment mirroring human souls, almost like a shadow. Its revealed in UT that Asgore could have broken the barrier (or the limit of their world, imo) with a single human soul, again verifying the vast power a human soul contains over them. In DR monsters roam the overworld, and clearly have human-like souls now, making them all "lighteners." The "different thing" that Asriel became when he took on Chara's soul was likely a lightener, who is realized as a living being that can determine things for himself now, thus walking out of the dark into the real world. Going from imaginary to non-imaginary, and gaining determination. Speaking of, we should discuss Determination, as UT loves word-puns. It has three primary meanings: "The willpower to go on in face of anything." Being determined... "To have the power to decide how things shall be..." To determine... And of course... "The power to undo death and continue on..." De-Termination... that's right, its a PUN. Just like "Re-Fusing" Consider all three... monster souls rarely have any of these options. They did not make themselves, have no power to resist a strong will, and lose their form on death. They are nothing, no more than dust. Except flowey... he naturally has determination due to his status as a lightener. He can alter local time and space, change his form, and even transcend death, but its likely these are leftovers from his determination being poured into a soul-less flower, leading to his issues. His real body died, after all. The other dead monsters lost their total sense of self, and all determination did was bring them back from death, but they lacked the ability to "determine" their self, leading to the amalgams. They required a stable soul. In this way, it doesn't make much sense that Kanako would be harmed by taking on a human soul, especially if she was a boss-monster akin to Asriel. Human determination would actually strengthen her soul, not strain it. But as I opened with, this is a fan-understanding and their world's headcanon playing by rules that may not be consistent, but appeal to them and their desire for tragedy. As brilliant as this story is, it is not the true tale of yellow, and never will be. I think that little "crack" in the tale was enough to remind you and others of this, and take them out of the immersion. How sadly unsatisfying...

@@OceanFragments This was the best response to my gripe with the game. You helped me make peace with this game. It had left me unsatisfied for a while after finishing it. Very few have the insight of the lore to make a post as good as yours explaining the reasoning behind the plot in relation to the source material. Honestly that "crack" was the only thing stopping me from holding this fan game in the highest standard as it left me feeling like I didn't achieve the true ending hah.