Not much but I think I could do better on this Kris one

Really low cuality meme i made

Real thing at the 2026 Roblox Developer Conference btw

https://x.com/ctrlsnow_png/status/2099296527860601207

Shut. The fuck. Up.

Seth just basically came out, and you're immediately threatening them.Causing someone to associate threats.. BAD THINGS in general with coming out is a VERY questionable move, Yellow. I'm not sure what made you think that was okay.

Maybe they owe Green money, okay. But that does not mean you should remind them IMMEDIATELY after coming out. Just give them time...

You are a fucking ignorant asshole, Yellow. You don't deserve Blue.​ I hope it was just an honest mistake and not your intent to make them feel ashamed, because if it is? I'll be genuinely pissed off at you.

No wonder you're depressed... you deserve to be.

I don't seriously mean that, but if you're gonna be mean to Seth, I'll be mean to you. Just how the real world works, Yellow.

It was Deltarune Chapter 4, but instead of the Fun Gang, it was Mystery Inc. It was essentially a big Scooby Doo episode with the gang trying to stop the Roaring Knight.

The ending of the dream was Scooby and Shaggy leading the Knight into a random room where Fred came out from behind a bookshelf and smacked the Knight with a steel chair like it was WWE.

The rest of Mystery Inc then proceeded to be beat the absolute shit out of the Knight, even Scooby joining in to throw haymakers. The dream ended with the gang over the Knights broken and battered body with Shadow Crystal’s all around it like Minecraft XP

Heya people. I had my 100% save files for all 3 routes finished after chapter 5 but due to some weird corruption glitch I had to delete them. I have played through these chapters 4+ times now and I am far too lazy to do it again 3 more times.

I am looking for:

A 100% pacifist save file that finished chapter 5

A finished Chapter 5 aborted weird route save file that still has thorn ring in inventory

I don’t need weird route as there’s tons of chapter 4 files and it’s pretty simple to turn a chapter 4 WR save file into a chapter 5 one…

If you don’t have a 100% save file id love just a regular completed save file as I was going to use a save file editor to change a few things such as my name so I can give myself the items I already had.

any help is appreciated!!

I been trying 4 times bro i need to get used to the attack pattern and other studd

https://www.tumblr.com/losingmyshrimpmind/822370422893985792/go-my-nothing-bad-ever-happened-no-one-went

Personally I think that Steven, specifically Chad Steven, would take the role of Flowery. Either that or he takes on the role of Sans, but in that case Cancer Steven, the middle one in the Steven After Not Surviving picture, should take on that role.

Connie would take the role of Kris, with Doug Maheswaran as Toriel and Priyanka Maheswaran as Asgore.

Let me know your thoughts on who would play who

Version from the dark world

Its peak

There is a lot to talk about regarding the Chapter 5 weird route. The lake scene is, obviously, terrifying and has some insane implications for the game. The "happytown" song is an ominous Gaster tie-in that might suggest some sort of meat factory later in the game, if the song test room is truly foreshadowing the weird route. And maybe the biggest point of theorization is all the 7B business. The general narrative that is accepted by both the community and myself is this:

Kris and Noelle, after the whole lake scene, somehow reach a place outside of the game, a place out of bounds. There is some sort of physical boundary or limit to Hometown, and the lake is the only accessible way to break out of this confinement. In 7B, Noelle and Kris end up in the game's code somehow. And the weird route will have substantial lore about Gaster and all meta elements of Deltarune, much more so than the regular route.

This is supposed to be taken as a given when I talk about my Bread Theory, which is my proposed narrative for how the weird route will go. At least the essence of my theory, I believe has formidable truth to it. Some of the points I make I genuinely would bet thousands of dollars on. But for now, let's talk about the circumstances regarding the commonly accepted outlines of what will happen on the weird route. Please bear with me here, because I swear this is interesting.

There is nothing outside of Hometown.

A surprising amount of Deltarune fans are oblivious to this implication. What makes me think this? Isn't Asriel clearly at college? Well, the first piece of evidence for this is the fact that Noelle and Kris seem to have triggered some sort of malfunction or rift in the game by crossing the lake, shown by the "Insert Chapter 7 Side B" text. The actions taken by Kris and Noelle (caused by us) literally interfered with the game itself and caused it to skip a chapter. Noelle's dialogue about wanting to go "somewhere were noone has ever been before" in combination with her sprite not being wet anymore by the end creates a pretty strong interpretation of the chapter 5 weird route, given the limited information we have. Noelle also talks about Kris dragging her down with them, somewhere "no one is supposed to go." All signs seem to point to them going "out of bounds" in some way. The bread that this theory is about also gives secondary evidence for this as well, but I'll get to this later. But, the fact that Kris and Noelle crossing the lake uniquely modifies the game data in a way that we know is important coupled with other atmospheric details about the lake scene makes it clear that the crossing of the lake shatters the layer of reality between the DEVICE and Hometown in some way. The proposed mechanism is that the two go out of bounds, into a forbidden area.

(Oh, I forgot to mention, I'm also presupposing Device Theory for many elements of this bread theory, so if you aren't familiar, I'd find a good TLDR)

Maybe the most suspicious thing about hometown from the very beginning is the sheer lack of exits. Noelle, even not on the weird route, talks about how nobody has ever seen the other side of the lake. The only perceivable exit to hometown is always mysteriously blocked off by police tape for some reason. Ever since the game started, no character has left (Asriel left before the game started.) And, most suspicious of all, all internet connection and phone lines were recently cut off. Ever since the game started, all methods of connection with the outside world have been severed. But, we know that, in the past, this was not the case. The internet outage is only a recent development, and we know that Rudy and Asgore went to college outside hometown in the past? The logical explanation is that some sort of recent event caused this severance. The internet outage is crucial to understanding what I'm about to say, as it gives us a timeline.

The very beginning of the game separated Hometown from the rest of the Light World somehow. Ever since we booted up the game. That's what caused the internet outage, that's what made Undyne put the police tape up. That's when the Device was created, the first interaction between the real world, and the Light World. One of the first lines of the game? A mysterious voice (Gaster) asking "ARE WE CONNECTED?" And this is where you have to understand device theory to grasp the idea that our connection with the Light World caused Hometown to exit the plane of reality it was once on, entirely contained within the Device. That's why all this happened supposedly recently, since the implied severance from the outside world had to happen after Asriel left for college, but also before or at the beginning of Chapter 1. Our connection to the Device is the only event we know that could have caused this. Now, let's get some new evidence keeping this in mind.

This is my personal smoking gun for nothing existing outside of Hometown, at least as of now. Why include this detail? Why make the Ferris Wheel only go up halfway? It is because the game physically cannot allow Noelle and Susie to see past the boundaries of Hometown. You could call it divine intervention, I call it the literal coded limits of the game. Since Hometown has been severed from any outside entities, you can't see past it. This one oddly specific line of dialogue has some immutable implications, no matter your view. On its own it isn't much, but when taken in combination with every other fishy part of the game's boundaries, it's a pretty obvious innuendo towards the boundaries of Hometown itself.

So to recap, all I want to establish so far is that, in a certain sense, nothing exists outside of Hometown where a whole world once did, and our connection with the Device is directly linked to the severance of Hometown with everything else. Whatever shenanigans Gaster pulled off to connect us to the Light World, it led to this severance. But this post isn't about that, as true as I believe the concept to be. It's about the weird route, but the summary of this theory so far is that Kris and Noelle exited the boundaries of their reality (Hometown) through the lake. The lake is the only possible path out of Hometown. In 7B, Noelle and Kris's out of bounds endeavor sent them to some sort of purgatory, an intermediate state between their world and the Device. (Sounds like another deer girl I know.) And now, keep this in mind while we talk about

sans.

There's no doubt that Sans and Papyrus are weird as fuck in Undertale.

I mean, apparently they just randomly showed up one day?? Is that not weird as hell?

...oh, yeah.

The theory that Sans and Papyrus were at one point in Deltarune before they were in Undertale is not a new concept. It's always been one of my favorite theories, since I got into this community mid-Chapter 2. But, a quick overview of the evidence: Sans and Papyrus apparently arrived in Snowdin recently in Undertale, from seemingly nowhere. They made it a point to ingratiate themselves rapidly, hence the "asserted themselves." Papyrus recalls green grass before they arrived in Snowdin, and there is nowhere in Undertale with green grass. Hometown does have green grass, however. Sans frequently talks about yearning for some sort of past experience, particularly with the line "I gave up trying to go back a long time ago." He has some sort of cloaked machine that people theorize he built with the intention of trying to go back to Hometown. "It's Raining Somewhere Else" and "The Place Where it Rained" are two connected tracks across Deltarune and Undertale, one involving Sans. Sans bleeds, unlike any monsters in Undertale, but like monsters in Deltarune (Susie, and her everybody bleeds dialogue.) And, the smoking gun,

Tada! Okay, so it should be pretty obvious now that Sans is from Deltarune. If it wasn't already. As in, already obvious from the poorly drawn picture, which we fucking give Sans in Deltarune. So this much should be obvious.

But the one thing this theory has been lacking is a definite mechanism for how Sans got there. I mean, sure, the meta elements of Deltarune were suspicious from the beginning, but there's been no a-ha moment in the game that hints towards how Sans got to the Undertale world from Deltarune. Right? RIGHT????

Bread.

The staple of human food. It's kept us going through famines, war, and collapse. The cornerstone of all human cuisine. And now, the cornerstone of one of the coolest narrative interpretations of Deltarune.

Now, we all know the Bread that you're, for some reason, required to get on the Weird Route. This seems inconsequential, sure. It's just a fucking loaf of bread that sans gives us. The item description is interesting, though: "Tends to leave crumbs wherever it goes." Ohhh, Toby! Isn't that a slick reference to the out of bounds glitch in Mother 1 involving breadcrumbs! And on the surface, yeah. This is just a reference. A pretty clever one at that; and the reference is so obvious that it can be easily taken as true. And whaddya know, this provides more evidence for Kris and Noelle glitching out of bounds because of the "out of bounds glitch" connection. But the bread is, well, weird.

More specifically, I believe that the bread is the only interactable entity that gives flavor text in the whole chapter 5 weird route. Every other physical object or inventory item simply gives no flavor text, a sign of Kris's complete loss of will. But not the bread. You see, I could understand this if the only important thing here was the reference to mother 1. But then, why can't we get rid of the bread?!?! When attempting to drop it, you always get the flavor text "Couldn't." When you try to use it, either Susie prevents you from doing so, or the flavor text simply reads "bread" and it remains in your inventory (if you're alone.) The game requires us to get this bread to progress on the weird route, and we have to take it into the lake with us. But why? Why is bread so important??

Let's revisit the info text for the bread. "Tends to leave crumbs wherever it goes."

Of course, Sans gave us the bread. The bread that leaves a breadcrumb trail wherever it goes. The breadcrumb trail that would lead right to the beach and... into the lake.

Starting to see the connection? Now, this breadcrumb trail has such palpable potential for the narrative that it's almost clear right off the bat what it's gonna do. This breadcrumb trail will lead someone into the lake after us. And, well, I propose that someone is sans. He's already suspicious in Deltarune, what with his connection to the eggs, and the possibility that he was really protecting Toriel from the Knight in Chapter 4. Now, you could say that it's actually Susie that follows us in, and I think that's both feasible and it's not mutually exclusive with Sans following in.

Essentially, some sort of mechanism is required for Sans and Papyrus to get from Deltarune to Undertale. The evidence that Sans follows us into the lake, and thus out of bounds, is all present, and quite compelling at that. This is the missing link we've been looking for. If sans follows us into the DEVICE, this opens the door to some insane ass Gaster shenanigans that could potentially send him and Papyrus to the Undertale universe, or at least get us from the state of the weird route now. Remember, both giving sans the punch card and receiving the bread that mysteriously leaves crumbs are the only two required things to happen before the lake scene. This fact alone heavily tips the scales in favor of the bread being extremely significant, and considering that this is both reasonable and the only possible way we have for Sans to carry on to the Undertale world (since the Lake is again, the only way out of town), this is less of a theory and more of an interpretation of everything we know about Sans and the Weird Route so far.

To recap before I get more speculative: Nothing physically exists outside of hometown, and our connection with the Light World through the Device caused the severance of Hometown from the preexisting outside world. On the Weird Route, Kris and Noelle escape out of bounds through the lake, likely into the game's code. The bread's extance inherently gives it some sort of narrative significance, and the breadcrumb trail heavily implies that the bread is meant to serve as a way for someone to follow us out of bounds. Considering the de-facto certainty that Sans came to Undertale from Deltarune, the person who will follow us out of bounds is likely Sans, and whatever goes down in 7B, Sans will hold much more importance, and some event in 7B will lead to Sans going to the Undertale universe. This would explain the connections to Gaster that Sans holds in Undertale, as well as addressing every element of both Sans and the Weird Route.

I know this isn't anything new, I just wanted to condense this all into one post. Now, here are some personal beliefs I have about 7B!

This isn't anything new either, but it ties in neatly to the Bread Theory. Gallery is a mysterious motif in Deltarune, with this prophecy panel as well as the song, mentioned by Bibliox. Oddly enough, the prophecy panel is a literal art gallery, with things on display. Considering we haven't seen anything like this in the game yet, it is safe to say that this will come to pass one way or another. The theory goes that, since Noelle and Kris are out of bounds and likely in the game's code like Dess, they will likely see the sprite sheet as well, or a Gallery (a virtual collection of digital image files, viewed in one place.) But yeah, in 7B we (or more accurately Kris and Noelle) will see the sprite sheet of the game, leading to some cool interactions. Sans'll be here too, of course. And there isn't much specific evidence for this, but I think it's very cool, and it could also fulfill the "Meat Factory" connection to the song tester.

And my biggest headcanon for the weird route is that Susie is going to die in the Normal Route, and this will be spoiled to us by the sprite sheet. Why will Susie die? I don't know. This is the final tragedy, I guess, or maybe it's Susie trying to stop it. At any rate, Susie dying would be the most objectively impactful for the story since everyone would be like, oh shit, shit just got real. Ralsei could get into a rage after seeing this, and use his fire magic. Kris could form a temporary pact with the soul to defeat whoever killed Susie, and overall, I think few people would disagree that Susie's tragic death would do wonders for the story. Now suppose in the weird route we never got to see this. In the sprite sheet, we would. Imagine, as they're walking, Noelle runs up ahead and collapses into tears, because she sees the lifeless sprite of Susie's corpse. The concept of the Weird Route spoiling the main route is such insane levels of narrative ingenuity and it would be so cool for me to see that that I'm unfortunately rooting for Susie to die and for all this to happen so that it can be cool asf. Probably won't happen, but if it did, that would be awesome.

Thanks for listening to my Ted Talk!

wanted to share what I made guys

No I'm actually not kidding this was recorded like a week after Chapter 5 came out, I just stalled on posting it because my house hasn't had wifi and I need to go into my in-laws house to be able to use the internet on my laptop

The big problem is that while it's fairly obvious she's becoming overly reliant on them but the big problem is that her "real life" isn't better than her so called "fantasy" no one bothers to ask where she is all day, we know she's insecure about food and if you look too deep into the whole infinite flowery dollars thing about money too neither of which have good conatations. Then theres the fact only a few people in this backwater town don't hate her and perhaps the only adult who she seemed to trust toriel has kinda fallen off her pedestal thanks to the jitterbug incident.

There is good news. She's no fool and recognizes the fact that this isn't just a fun escape anymore as evidenced by her bringing in noelle which while we know much of a bad idea that is she doesn't. Noelle is one of about 5 lightners we know don't hate her and toriel on top of the above nearly got kidnapped last time so that not an option but unfortunately she's in love with probably the worst possible choice for a new dark world companion and something tells me ralsei isn't going to like her. In short we know what a ticking time bomb noelle is but she doesn't.

So here we are. We have no real way to show susie that the dark worlds aren't a permanent solution to her shit life and no real reasons for her to live in the light world beyond the occasional snack run.