I'll pin a comment answering common comments I see: Whoops. It got unpinned because I edited it. RIP. The Snowdin shop keeper saying the brothers both just showed up one day can easily be ignored. She just means they showed up in Snowdin, not in the underground or in this world. She probably just assumes they moved to Snowdin due to overcrowding in New Home, which is an established plot point in this world. Sans using "magic" in UNDERTALE can be chalked up to him using Gaster tech. Alternatively, since Monsters gain magic when they enter the Dark World in DELTARUNE, then maybe Sans coming from a post-Roaring world allows him to use magic now. Or maybe just Sans coming to UNDERTALE (a magic filled world) at all allows him to use magic. The Sans in DELTARUNE IS the Sans in UNDERTALE. The idea is that DELTARUNE takes place before UNDERTALE, relatively speaking. We just haven't gotten to the part where Sans leaves yet. After he leaves, Sans may simply be gone for all future loops, or he may be replaced by a fake Sans by the Angel. While there's no direct confirmation that Papyrus exists in DELTARUNE, Sans stated he has a brother, his brother was Papyrus in UNDERTALE, all other familiar relationships are the exact same in DELTARUNE, AND when you click on the door to Sans' house it references "Bonetrousle," which is Papyrus' theme music. Needless to say, I think Papyrus exists in DELTARUNE. Regarding why Sans has a store that used to be labeled "Grillby's" in DELTARUNE, I would just assume that the Grillby's in DETLARUNE was made by the DELTARUNE version of Grillby. Maybe he made his original restaurant, it went out of business due to competition from Ice-E's and QC's, and then Sans bought it. That seems more likely than Sans teleporting a whole building across realities and nobody commenting on it. xD Regarding the infant rabbit creature that talks about humans being made of blood, I didn't think I needed to explain this since I thought it was self-evident, but my conclusion is that the rabbit is an infant who has no idea what they're talking about, and they are talking in extremely vague terms regardless. If you have to pick either Susie or the infant to believe, Susie makes more sense. I would not be surprised if the rabbit heard humans are made mostly of water, and thus concluded that they must be made entirely of blood, as opposed to monsters who only have a partial amount of blood. Regardless, infant rabbit was a trap laid by Toby Fox that I fell for hook, line, and sinker, and I am now recovered enough to realize that. xD
19:08 It's impossible if Sans's body are only made of skeletons, he can't hold ketchup in himself, he is Ness, and it's better not to lie to ourselves, and even he can't deal with monsters. And all the documents and symbols in the Endertil game are not random.
if he truly is from the Deltarune timeline, Sans dying offscreen could also be a subtle reference to Darkners running away off the screen when you reduce their HP to zero instead of dying outright
@@deirdre9849 Actually, it doesn't. In the original Undertale Demo, the act of harming an enemy, even if you spared them, would increase LV. This was changed in the full release, and the only time you can ever get LV now is by actively killing.
i genuinely love the part where it just devolves into an increasingly elaborate and heartbreaking fanfiction ive gotta say if toby fox goes in a different direction im writing that
@@partymix1997 The main name could be "Undertale and Deltarune: The war of humans, monsters, and angles." The chapters/sections could be called: 1. undertale and deltarune: the angle's power. (the start) 2. undertale and deltarune: the shadow's light. (finding the lab) 3. undertale and deltarune: the hero's fight. (the hero's fight the angle) 4. undertale and deltarune: the new world. (the trip to the new world and the very start of his arrival) 5. undertale and deltarune: the travelers plight. (him getting help and learning about the new world) 6. undertale and deltarune: the thorny truth. (Flowey resetting) 7. undertale and deltarune: a second beginning. (sans comes to terms with the fact he probaly won't get back.) 8. undertale and deltarune: the other angle. (sans learns about the angle prophecy in undertale, and frisk shows up) Thats all i got lol.
I decided to look at Sans’ dialogue in his genocide fight, and something he said in that really stood out to me with this entire theory: “you can’t understand how this feels. knowing that one day, without any warning… it’s all going to be reset.” You gave this line a whole new meaning with these theories!
This series both feels like watching a man slowly going insane but also feels like someone with forbidden knowledge coming down and sharing it with the masses. So like good job I guess?? Idfk just keep up the amazing theorys !
@@No.1RatedSalesman because why would the night if it isn't a new character be something nonsensical like mad mew mew it seems very unlikely the other options are good but papyrus seems like a great fit turning a random character evil is something toby would do and he could easily be different in DR and theres more reasons that are in a video I watched that made me consider this possibility I am horrible at explaining why I believe this so watch the video
The thought of sans not having any magic, but an arsenal of other wordly tecnology makes him look even more cool to me. AND the fact that weapons and literal magic have no distinction in battle scenes, some enemies like the 1st dog you fight at snowdin and mad dummy using knifes are my examples, would be the biggest revelation together with your theory.
@@No.1RatedSalesman no? It was literally a *knife,* and normal one i assume. It's colour changed to blue in the fight but i think monsters can either enchant normal objects with magic, changing it's colour(asgore fight as an example) or it's a gameplay thing. But yeah Undyne's spears are just magic, they're blue and appear out of nowhere, therefore, magic.
@@pros_0143 I just said the knife was normal, you said there was no distinction between magic and weapons so I pointed out that normal weapons in battle are either obviously weapons or are magic Also we know the spears are magic since alphys has a "magic spear repair kit" on her date, so they're not enchanted Edit: OK so after looking at the 'read more" tab I have an explanation for greater dog and other spear users, normal magic is white, like the spear is
Piece of evidence literally no one talks about: The song "sans." (It plays in the Grocery Store) is the only Deltarune song to be lifted straight from Undertale unaltered
I always hated the two faces on the Gaster sprite thing. I always considered it a coincidence and that Gaster was just another skeleton, hence the references to Wing Dings and Aster fonts. But having it explained like this, I'm sitting here thinking, "why don't I hate this?" Maybe finally having an explanation that BOTH faces are a person we are at least aware of satisfies that for me.
@@JaruJaruJ It's entirely possible that the sans from Undertale and the sans from Deltarune were swapped when sans used the machine, which is another explanation for there only being one sans.
You know? There is something I don't think is discussed enough. If Sans is from Deltarune, that means he knows who Toriel is, how she looks, and how she behaves. That means that when Sans mentions her when you have dinner with him, he knows who she is, and is likely testing you. When they meet at the end of the Pacifist Route, Sans must be pretending to not know how she looks or her name. That explains why he made a promise to her: she was one of his friends in his home that he managed to find again in the Undertale reality. He hates promises but he is willing to make one for his old friend, someone who he deeply appreciates from the old world. While Deltarune doesn't change the events of Undertale, it will definitely recontextualize a lot of things about Undertale.
Thousands of fan series with gaster being a huge piece of the storyline, and making him a major piece of the plot with many hours of animation on the specific mystery man designs: exist Jaru: *”Im about to end these peoples whole careers”*
@@fajriputrarudisukmawan7294 No, I mean them, Kris's gender is unknown, so gender nuetral is the correct pronoun. Kris has never been called "him" once in the game either. Only they. Edit: Well I'm stupid I didn't know why I thought I was talking about Kris, but they is still right considering it's gender neutral.
The vibe of watching the second half of this video is just Gaining whiplash from watching this man play 4D Chess with no one but himself and I love that energy
My personal theory is that Susie's half human, more specifically her mom's a human and her dad's a monster. Her being half human explain a lot of things about her: her "Everybody bleeds" line, why she's insecure about her tail, why she has such a normal non-themed name unlike basically every other monster, why she's the only character that can refuse the player's will, why she picked on Kris more than anyone else at school and why her magic is weaker than Noelle's (and presumably other monsters). I think her mom is the human one because Susie clearly has mommy issues, with her dialogue about Toriel in CH1 and just the way she treats Toriel in general, and the way the Spade King's relationship with Lancer probably reflecting her relationship with her dad. I think she only has 1 parent and that's her dad because in Undertale Clam Girl specifically refers to Susie (or "Suzy") as her neighbor's daughter, in singular. The story could go that Susie, her mom and das were once a "happy" family who lived in a town with more humans, and because of the nature of their family they suffered bigotry from both monsters and humans. One day the mom couldn't take it anymore and just left, and that's what caused Susie and her dad to move to Hometown aka a nearly monster full place. I also think Susie was born looking more like a human and grew more monster characteristics as she got older, that's why she covers part of her face with her hair and wears loose clothes that cover a lot of her body. The only thing that doesn't make a lot of sense is Susie existing in Undertale, cause like, how would her parents have met in the first place? But it could be that she has a different mom in UT and that's why her name is spelt differently, idk.
if susie is part human on her moms side and has mommy issues, that may even be a reason why she picks so hard on kris in particular. i know she says that its because kris pisses her off because theyre so quiet, but it might go deeper than that; the whole "quiet" thing being a coverup? i dunno im running on 4 hours of sleep spouting bs LOL
Another supporting piece of evidence for this theory is her ashamedness of her tail. She makes it a constant point near the end of Ch. 2, almost as if she's ashamed of it or something. If she was half human half monster, that would explain not only her being shy about having a tail but also potentially her dragonlike heritage. Her axe is said to have been made from a dragon, but she looks nothing like the dragons in town despite having similar features like her snout and large pair of teeth. It's quite possible that being half-human half-dragon would explain this strange difference. Also, her Susiezilla fantasy, as silly as that might sound, might also have some basis in feeling inadequate as someone with dragon heritage and not being able to live up to that big and scary expectation of her kin. To explain how she could exist in undertale, the clam girl who talks about her also lives in Waterfall, adjacent to the Tem village with the legend about dragons. It's possible she lives with a full family of dragons around that area, and could be fully dragon in the UT timeline. Her name is spelled differently between games after all so who knows how much she could have changed.
I suppose this taps into the larger element of how monsters and humans interact in the DR/UT world. It's never really eatablished firmly as to whether monster biology is compatible with human biology, or even just monster biology with the biology of other species of monster. The citizens of Hometown seem generally chill with Kris just being around so presumably they don't have a problem with each other, but the topic of human-monster relationships is never really covered. One would assume a) monsters and humans are biologically incompatible or b) they are, and the offspring inherits the traits of both. It's never brought up in game so it is impossible to establish if in the world there is prejudice against monster-human hybrids, at least as of yet. We can only wait to find out whether this will ever be established but since Toby likes his commentary on real world topics it wouldn't surprise me if there is going to be a subplot about how this sort of thing works in human/monster society.
I cant remember what happens in ch.2 if you go to the hospital room with Shyren in it (i think shes in the room next to rudy in ch.1 but its empty in ch.2?), but i think you have a good theory. - you can check shyrens sisters grave in ch.1 but susie interrupts you on that grave and that grave only in ch.2 - her saying quiet people PISS ME OFF checks out with your theory about lancer and king; king literally says the same thing word for word. I think theres some sort of Dark World reflecting the darkness from the "real" world/light world thing going on i.e. the shadow crystals when you check them, and each dark world so far has started off in a state of turmoil and you're pretty much supposed to go in and "bring the light" but i cant fully flesh it out yet. Snowgrave + exactly how much Ralsei is acting in good faith make it complicated.
Cant edit on phone but tl;dr is that imo susie is related to Shyren; she might have been a shy child as a half monster/human and a bully used that exact "quiet people piss me off" line on her. The dark world reflects that past trauma. Noelles past trauma is reflected in the Dark World (spelling out December is a very, very oddly specific occurence) and you/kris can help her through it in, ah, very contrasting ways to make her s t r o n g e r
Another banger video and thank you so much for the shoutout! I really appreciate it and it's so cool to see people coming together and bouncing off each other to piece together this game. Keep up the great work!
I always really love your theories cuz even when I don't think they are right, they are always really interesting and play within the themes of deltarune. I think people tend to focus too hard on solving deltatrune to the point they forget that deltarune is a story. So I really like that you turn your theories into stories themselves.
Thank you! The story is really important to me, so if a plot twist doesn't make sense in the context of the story Toby Fox wants to tell, then I generally won't be inclined to believe that plot twist is true. That's why I generally don't believe there will be multiple endings or some sort of happy ending, as I don't think that fits with the theme Toby Fox is going for in DELTARUNE. Thank you for the kind words and comment! :D
these theories are incredibly wacky and almost certainly incorrect but man do i love them, theories like this really make you think about things you would normally never even consider so you did a great job!
That's what im saying his theories were actually really good its a shame the community constantly hated on him and now he wants nothing to do with the series anymore
@@MutedAndReported3032 matpat used undertale as a clickbait for a completely unrelated game, heartbound, making it seem like an undertale sequel, didn'n name the game at all in the title or thumbnail, and didn't even link back to the original game in the description of the video so yeah
Jaru, I’m noticing a common response of yours to people asking how sans can use magic in undertale seems to be ghaster tech, but I find it more likely that being in the undertale world would latently give him magic. A. Monsters in the dark world gain magic in DELTARUNE B. Because the angel is not influencing the magic of undertale, there is no reason for sans to be devoid of magic C. This would also explain how he gets tired easily, his body is not used to using magic entirely yet (and laziness of course) Just thought I’d bring it to your attention in case no one has said it yet. If they already have sorry
@@pedromarques2788 Maybe he'd be a kind of hybrid case, since he came from elsewhere. Maybe since, in Jaru's theory, he was starting to get erased by the Angel while he escaped, losing parts of his memory, when he got spat into Undertale, the missing parts were filled back in with Undertale's magic-based biology. So he might be part magic & part water/blood. --- (That's enough for me to say already, but my brain randomly went a few more directions so I'll just drop some additional random thoughts here too...) --- Heck, he might even be an amalgamate of sorts. On the deltarune tumblr's sparse entries, there's a post where Sans talks about several subjects, eventually weaving into telling us we should pay attention to the lower half of Shyren's body. While it looks like Shyren is a fish-headed mermaid, in fact she's just the fish, & the lower body is her "agent". Then, Sans invokes Gaster by talking about it being rude to talk about someone who's listening. Then concludes "not everyone is as strong as my brother." There's a lot to unpack there, but one of many, many possibilities, is that one of Gaster's pieces (or even one of UT!Sans's own pieces, going off of Jaru's theory here) fused with DR!Sans as the world's attempt to put back together something that was broken. Maybe UT!Sans's or UT!Gaster's experiment failed at the same time DR!Sans was entering the world (perhaps what drew him to that world in the first place by accident; an anomalous event being attracted to a reality where another was taking place), & with his increased Determination compared to UT monsters, DR!Sans became an amalgamate with UT!Sans, or UT!Gaster. A relatively stable one, sure... But we know that he's familiar with the True Lab (the many mentions of the dog food bag in the phonecalls, conversations between himself & Alphys, along with the fact that it almost seemed like they were acting like they didn't know each other but it slipped out accidentally, etc). But he seems very keen on keeping the Amalgamates a secret. And there's that very strange line in one of Papyrus's phonecalls. ""THESE SNAILS ARE JUST LIKE MY BROTHER! ROUND, SLOW...AND CONSTANTLY EMITTING SLIME???" then "EMITTING SLIME... THAT'S JUST WHAT BROTHERS DO." Then later, when mentioning a snail-shaped pasta, Papyrus speculates that Sans will "PROBABLY FILL THEM WITH HOTDOGS AND SLIME." What if Sans sometimes can't hide a bit of occasional gooeyness due to being an amalgamate? & maybe tried to pass it off as nothing unusual to Papyrus, who still doesn't totally buy it, enough to call it into question but then try to almost passive-aggressively shrug it off? (He's not as naïve as he seems, many folx seem to forget that). Of course, that's a total shot in the dark that just came to me, not likely, but still might be another angle to consider. Especially as to how Sans may not have died in the G-Route but in fact may HAVE "gone to Grillby's" & taken the bar to another parallel timeline like a big goofy TARDIS (and, in fact, may have come from a DIFFERENT Deltarune, ending up at the current one AFTER having existed in Undertale? He definitely playfully jabs at the player in ways that imply he knows we're out here & that we know him... ;3) --- OR... maybe some of UT!Sans (from Jaru's theory) ended up as Memoryhead? Like... it's the only amalgamate that doesn't show up with family in the overworld after the ending, doesn't have a Deltarune grave equivalent, it seems based on a skull/skeletons, & being called Memoryhead that makes me think of the desperate "don't forget"... They also place a "bad memory" in your inventory that hurts to consume & can't be gotten rid of easily. But yeah, too many tangents, I"m going to bed lol! 😅
@@ZaCloud-Animations___she-her About you're first theory, I think that would be a bit of a dumb answer. The Amalgamate theory you made makes sense, Sans sometimes melting makes me remind of Chara, where their face melts in the genocide route, which proves that physical bodies can also melt with determination, maybe Sans has too much determination for his body to handle, which makes him melt... About Memoryhead, if i'm not mistaken, it also has an attack where it creates a bunch of heads that looks like Gaster's (Mystery Man) head... Could that also be some sort of connection with Sans, Gaster or the skeletons in general? Maybe... I've been thinking, and I have another theory, what if Sans, for some reason, can use dark world magic, that can be a answer to why the door in his room looks like the doors you use to teleport in the dark world, that would also explain his teleportation powers. In my point of view, Sans clearly has some sort of connection with the dark world, another thing that proves my point is one of the photo album he has in the room that is in the back of his house. "There's a photo album inside the drawer." "There are photos of Sans with a lot of people you don't recognize." "He looks happy." Are those the darkners? I think so... Also when you enter Sans's room for the first time, everything is dark and it looks like you are walking in an empty void, until Papyrus turns on the lights, Papyrus then says something like: "Why were you using a treadmill in the dark?" "Is Sans pranking you across time and space?" "I hate it when he does that!" Which proves that there's something wrong with Sans's room door... Sorry for my very mediocre english!
@@pedromarques2788 we just gonna ignore we already know you don’t need to be made of magic to use it? I ain’t reading those long comments but I mean flowery could still fire pellets despite being a flower with Determination, neither of which are components of magic in UT
Although I’m skeptical about the story of sans, mostly because it’s all conjecture, I do believe that your theory about the monster bodies being made of matter is solid and also that sans is from deltarune. I just get the nagging feeling that since we haven’t seen him yet, papyrus in deltarune might be different than the one we know-like Toby’s original concept for papyrus, the incel with the fedora. Who knows. Edit: I DESPERATELY hope that papyrus is not Incel Papyrus. Let’s hope that Toby Fox shares our wishes
This would be interesting. On a personal note, hope Papyrus isn't a literally incel. He's my favorite character and this is too much. But stay with the fedora, that's cool
one thing id like to dispute is the fact OGSans just randomly got gaster'd? There's only so much "it gaster" i can accept. Something else i'd like to propose is Sans absorbing the soul of OGSans. Given this Sans would have a physical body, no capability for magic and a pretty large amount of determination I can fully believe he's capable of absorbing a boss monster soul. So what would happen if Sans absorbed his own soul? He'd be a very unique being, to say the least.
When you slowly flipped the mysteryman sprite upside-down to reveal the second face I felt like a deltarune secret boss after drinking the crazy juice and becoming self aware.
@@thibaultvallin8074 There are no hard and fast rules that govern what gets color and what doesn't. Toriel and Asgore's eyes get color for no clear reason. No reason blood couldn't be colored too.
I think the Deltarune monsters having real bodies instead of magic still doesn't explain the "does it hurt to be made of blood" line. Solution: young monsters don't have physical bodies yet, and the one who asks Kris if it hurts is concerned about their own impending transition from magic to matter.
Explanation: Kids are dumb. We don't know how young the monster asking the question is. But young kids often ask dumb questions about something they just heard/learned about it. Seems no different than a kid learning about oxygen and asking "can I taste it?"
really good theory. i still find it hard to believe that monsters bleed, considering the “does it hurt to be made of blood” line and their line about humans having skeletons would be a really lame misdirect from toby if it turns out that monsters bleed and have bones. “does it hurt to be made of blood” seems MUCH more of a deliberate line than “everybody bleeds.” either line requires ignoring the other and i personally find it much more likely that toby overlooked the implications of a random line in the middle of susie’s many dialogues than the ONE line another character has. still, i enjoy the theory about sans here. if i’m right and monsters don’t bleed here then i wonder if it’s possible that sans isn’t originally from deltarune either? that he’s dimension/timeline hopping to get away from some other unknown tragedy. he did, after all, just get to town in deltarune, too. maybe deltarune papyrus is another version of his brother that he adopted or maybe he’s from a whole third timeline. are any other monsters in undertale able to talk with their head disconnected from their body? i think it could also be possible with your theory that it is the same papyrus. if they left while the angel was resetting, maybe papyrus’ memories were wiped too? i find it unlikely that sans would draw the fun gang to say “don’t forget” instead of his dead brother. wouldn’t he be more important to not forget? but if both of their memories were wiped and sans only remembers because he wrote it down/drew a picture, it makes sense that he wouldn’t let papyrus know about their tragic backstory to protect him. ESPECIALLY if they’re continually timeline hopping and sans knows that the trauma of wherever they’re running from is what made papyrus reclusive in deltarune in the first place. for some reason, i just don’t feel like we’re ever gonna get the whole story about sans. but i’m just spitballing here. video gave me much to think about. even if i don’t necessarily agree with all your conclusions i LOVE how much your theories challenge what is “accepted” as known about deltarune. throwing spaghetti at the wall is fun sometimes! people are just more concerned about being “right” than having fun
Do we know who was behind the door and said the “does it hurt to be made out of blood” line? It could be a ghost or a skeleton or a fire monster or something without a corporeal body
It’s possible. But there is a part of the theory that Jaru didn’t mention because is in a lot of other videos. In UT you can go to a room that has a series of items: a police badge, the blueprints of the trash machine (at least they look the same), a picture of three individuals with the words Don’t Forget written behind it. All of the elements are in DR. I thought before that this was only a way of teasing DR before we knew we were being teased hahaha but maybe this could have something to do about it. Also, ICE E don’t exist in UT and sans gives you a paper with a letter soup.
@@Blue-fg8vt they could live alone, and a random stranger knocks on their door. The internet is down, so this was a good opportunity to ask a question that’s been bothering them.
@@AshenDust_ Liveing alone does not mean you don't know anyone. If haveing blood is common enough among monsters that everyone bleeds' can be taken literally and not figuratively, then monsters that don't bleed will ask such questions growing up. I believe far more likely that 'evreyone bleeds' is just an expression among monsters taken from human culture , or , if we assume the cut sprite is still canon and not left over from cut ideas, Susie could be in some way biologically unique though for that idea the only evidence is the lack of her getting sick as she eats anything and her bleeding.
Didn't Toby say he saw Deltarune's ending in a dream, and that's why he made the game? An ending of you hopelessly attacking an invincible beast, just to help someone else escape a doomed world seems like something you'd make a game around! 45:18 also, deltarune enemies run off-screen when you "kill" them! (...also, do deltarune enemies turn to dust when you kill them with snowgrave? the animation kinda looks like it, but it's unclear to me)
Very interesting theory! However the shopkeep in Snowdin Town says that both of the skeleton brother came out of nowhere and asserted themselves so papyrus and sans both came out of nowhere instead of them being regular residents (then sans got replaced with sans) I really liked this theory it was very cool to watch
I once heard someone argue that the bleeding Susie sprite could have been made by one of the other devs on the team and Toby cut the sprite because monster's don't bleed. I'm not sure if that's actually the case though because why would that sprite be in the game files if that was the case? I doubt that's actually what happened, but I thought it was worth bringing up.
I mean, there IS a lot of cut content still in the game, not even counting stuff like the Trefoil that goes unused but could conceivably by seen later on. Examples of cut content include the dialogue from an unused version of the Clover battle, an animation where Kris falls on their face coming back in the bathroom window, a treasure chest with a revivemint in the room with the two bloxers, and a chest containing Broken Key B in the room before where that key is normally found. The importance of that sprite could go either way honestly
I feel like there's three possibilities with what you said It's entirely true and Toby forgot to delete the sprite entirely It's true, but Toby left the sprite to fuck with us It's wrong To be honest I'm leaning towards one and two here
@@tloks8737 I feel like saying that absolutely everything was intentional is a stretch and doesn't make much sence. For example, is the place holder sprite for Kris that is just a blue scribble intentional?
@@No.1RatedSalesman yes it was left there knowingly. there are plenty of similar examples to that in both deltarune and undertale. goofy stuff, but some lore hints as well. again, toby has stated before that he's aware of these sorts of things.
@@simnm8057 it is but mostly when they talk about gaster people usually associate him with the "main" white skeleton looking face, not the one on the bottom
I'll say this many more times but, this is genius. You might not see it that way yourself but these theories are seriously mind-blowing. I'm just kinda sorry for Toby since he tries to keep things secret until the chapters release. But yet, you deserve more... Everything!
I knew you were going to say "don't forget" and it still have me hella chills and made me pause the video. What a huge drop that was. I just paused to leave this comment. Continuing now. I love your theories they make so much sense and explain a ton!!
Something I'd like to add to your theory (spoilers for the Snowgrave route): In the Snowgrave route, you can actually keep Noelle in your party if you spare Berdly or defeat him normally. If you then backtrack to the cheese room, you can use Snowgrave on the Maus enemies, which causes them to actually die with a unique animation instead of being frozen like Berdly was. Which makes me think that were Sans to die on-screen, his death would display the same unique animation.
Except noelle killed a darkner, I’m positive sans is a lightner.. We have yet to see a lightner die. Berdly’s presumed death was by ice so we can’t see him die. dangit Toby.
@@goatswithcoatz I mean when being frozen your cells explode almost immediately, and if the monsters aren't made of magic (which I'm still wondering if it is or isn't the case) then berdly is dead
I think that a way to explain how Undertale Sans died is with Gaster. He likely used the machine himself, and visited Undertale. The timeline may have shattered Undertale Gaster to prevent the existence of 2 of the same people simultaneously. Therefore, the same thing would happen when Sans used the machine and arrived in Undertale. It's possible that the Angel's power was what broke the machine when Sans used it, allowing for Gaster to travel to Undertale and back before Sans used it. Undertale Sans may even still exist within the fabric of Undertale itself, in the form of the error-handling message in the dog route.
When the whole deltarune comes out, if your theories become not true, we as a community should make a mod where the story changes to make the theories true
It'll be wild if Undertale gets an update when Deltarune releases, and then we have to replay Undertale's Pacifist route after to conclude DR's story. After all, what would be strong enough to beat a monster with 7 human souls? A flower with 7 human souls, and all the monster souls. * With the addition of your SOUL, Asriel will be strong enough. * You tell Sans it's time to go back. I guess the player's power would allow us to bring Asriel from Undertale to Deltarune to fight the angel
What if the sanses switched places? Like, when sans from deltarune went to Undertale, maybe his Undertale doppelgänger got forcefully sent to the deltarune timeline? And maybe he just rolled with it and assumed that deltarune was just what happens when the monsters are freed
@@JaruJaruJ Is it just me or is the Sans in Deltarune seems unusually mean-spirited and full of attitude? His style of "comedy" seems to be "punching down" his audience and he seems to have lost his chill/light hearted charm, which was really jarring to see. All he does is make fun of Kris, take jabs at Asgore and razz Susie. The only one he was friendly with was Toriel, until she leaves. When you're doing a pacifist route in Undertale, Sans seems to riff jokes off with Papyrus, as though they're both aware of Frisk and are trying to have fun to make them laugh. When you have Frisk play along with Papyrus' antics, Sans seems to let his guard down around you. The pranks are childish (whoopie cushions, razzing you about the price of snowballs he isn't actually selling, "combing" the top of his bald skull, stacking hotdogs on your head, etc.) This is generally unrelated, but he also seems to be friends with a lot of people in the Underground, or at least a lot of people in Snowdin. The only times when he's serious in a Pacifist Route is when he seems to be breaking the fourth wall and addressing The Player. When he threatens you at the end of the dinner at Mettaton's hotel and at the end when he passes judgement on your actions before you meet Asgore. And even then, to unlock more secrets in the house, (and he seems aware that you want to go snooping in his bedroom,) he teases you more with childish "password" pranks before giving you access to the bedroom, where he PRANKS YOU AGAIN before leaving clues to the secret storage room with the time machine. Papyrus even acknowledges this being a prank. I know Sans in a No-Mercy route or a neutral route where you kill Papyrus is edgier and wants nothing to do with you. This is understandable. HOW COME Sans lost his chill in Deltarune???? Am I the only one who noticed this??? In Undertale I didn't trust Sans that much but I knew the fandom was crazy about him for some reason. But in Deltarune, I wasn't expecting Sans to be weirdly dislikable.
already, 7 minutes in, i gotta say, thanks for including a "relevant conclusions" thing, it's really helpful considering that your way of theorising about deltarune is sort of more creating your own AU than staying in grounded logic, which is cool but can make it difficult to understand if randomly coming in or if some videos are missed or points in them forgotten
Ahhhhhh, this is the content I've missed; I love when you shift the professional theory talk into the storytelling. Great mix of information and entertainment in this one, can't wait for the next. Keep it up!
You know, you could be half-right about the whole Sans and Gaster sprite combo. As somebody who likes the fanon version, I could very well argue that the dark face seen when you flip the Mysteryman sprite upside down is Sans and the face when viewed normally is Gaster. And Gaster could very well actually have holes in his hands.
16:02 i always thought berdly was in the fallen down state in snowgrave, but he could actually just be, human like dead. but you do actually get to see darkners turn to dust when they die from snowgrave, which also supports your theory
Theories about sans's depression before deltarune: sans is 'lazy' because he knows it's a timeloop and it's gonna get reset, so he doesn't bother After deltarune: he's from another world entirely, and his original brother died, and he's now stuck here with zero hope to return to his home, and his trauma of having his home world reset comes back in this world too, and all the while he has to uphold a nonchalant, carefree persona to protect the alternate version of his younger brother, which is the closest and only thing he has attachment to he has left in the entire universe
Even though I’m still not sure how likely these theories all are, I’m sure you’ve got at least one major plot point predicted. Either way, it’s really nice to see all these theories and how they connect, and they really help fill the void that waiting for the next chapters creates.
Wow, talking seriously, I couldn't EVER think of it. This whole theory really seems interesting, and even though we probably never get to know if it's true, I still think that you did a GIANT work making all the facts stay together, so I really await for your next theories :3
Sans : "Seems like my bro wants to hang out with he's new friends, have fun you three, oh and" Looking at *you* with the blank eyes and say "Make sure he doesn't get hurt, okay?"
The biggest problem I see with this theory is that San's and Papyrus' house in Deltarun is exactly the same as in Undertale, and it has snow on it and everything. There's also the fact Sans brought Grillby's with him and refurbished it as a mini mart.
The fact no one comments on the house or on Grillby's (or Sans') is kinda weird. Grillby's can be excused, he could have gone bankrupt and sold the bar. The house with snow on it however...
There's one hole in your theory. I'm pretty sure the characters in Undertale mention both Sans and Papyrus showing up one day and "asserting themselves". Meaning Papyrus can't have just been a local he found. There's still ways around this, maybe Papyrus was a recluse before Deltarune Sans showed up? Needless to say, if this ends up being how things shake up, it'd be really cool if Sans was missing on repeat playthroughs after you've beaten the game.
What if Sans just switched with his other self? Then the loop could have restarted with the Undertale Sans, leading to an altered timeline... and an actual good ending. But I don't think that's likely at all since the story would lose a lot of weight then.
Something that I don't see anyone talking about with the whole "Sans comes from Deltarune" theory, is that even if it's true, the Deltarune world that Sans supposedly comes from from is NOT the version from the game, because of the simple fact that Sans' Deltarune world didn't have the red soul from the Undertale world. We already know that the story can still progress normally even without our intervention, so I feel like our prior knowledge of Undertale might be the key to saving this timeline. If you played Deltarune without prior knowledge of Undertale and the genocide run, the chances of encountering the snowgrave route would be so much lower, because nobody would entertain the possibility of something like that happening without having known about Undertale. I'm kinda going off on a tagent here but I feel like diverting the story as far away from how it would naturally flow as possible might be the only chance we have at preventing the roaring. I hope I made sense there, sorry if that sounds dumb I kinda suck at this kind of stuff lol
@mahoushoujo I actually feel like it would be just as bad if not a worse outcome. You prevent the roaring, but at the cost of killing everyone anyways. So the endings are still kinda the same it's just that the semantics are different.
I thought you were at someppint were gonna say that sans… killed sans? Cuz him killing his alternativ version would explain Why he is the only sans, But the idea that “Gaster” is actuelly both sans AND Gaster is cool and neat, and i have the idea that DELTARUNE sans arriving in the UNDERTALE timeilne would erease the UNDERTALE sans, explaing him being shattered across time and space since there cant be two of the same person at the same time… right?
I definitely think Sans came from Deltarune's world, and that Papyrus didn't come with him (he turns to dust after Frisk kills him and doesn't bleed like Sans). Gaster is the ultimate mystery character, his backstory can be pretty much anything Toby wants. You brought up some very good points as to why Sans isn't from Undertale, the prospect of him bleeding and Deltarune monsters being able to bleed didn't even cross my mind before. Great job.
I'm only discovering your videos now & gosh they're amazing! Even though some ideas I feel are a stretch, I enjoy your narration. I enjoy the passion you & I share for these two games. If nothing else, I get great entertainment out of your videos so keep 'em coming!
16:05 to be fair, you could really go either way with this part considering in Undertale there aren't any gravesites for monsters or anything whatsoever, yet there is a graveyard in Deltarune with the names of monsters presumably buried. While it could be the case that the tombstones are symbolic and there isn't actually a dead monster buried beneath, it would also make sense that since monsters turned to dust in Undertale, their dust would be collected and boxed almost like a cremation would for people irl. So it would not be unreasonable to assume that in Deltarune, all lighteners bleed and leave corpses just the same, otherwise there would be no need for monster graves, as Tombstones for cremated individuals are a pretty rare occurrence.
Probably there is a chance that the undertale sans and gaster being together the mysteryman has something to do with the sinks in the hospital. You know, when you check them, it says: "perhaps one tall sink was cut in half to create both of them." i thought this was very, very interesting.
Another solution to the papyrus problem that makes a little more sense to me would be that the ferry man is deltarune papyrus. This would solve the issue of sans leaving papyrus as he never did it also gives an explanation as to how the ferry man knows about them travelling from another world, the only problem with this interpretation is that the two have since split apart for some unknown reason(s) likely due to having travelled to a whole other world. ( I'm not a theory person or anything so this comment probably sounds nuts but I just wanted to point it out hopefully someone with a better knack than me can take this idea and make it better lmao.)
It would be the funniest fucking thing if the "everyone bleeds, right?" line was just an accident on Toby's part (even though there's like a 99% chance it wasn't), it would just be hilarious
Finally a theory I can comment on! Edit: I'm so sorry I didn't see the pinned comment before posting this so I apologize for repeatjng the questions T_T First of all, I agree that at least Sans came from a different timeline/universe, and I can see it being Deltarune since the river person says "*the* other world" instead of just *an* other world. However, I still have a few questions regarding this theory: 1. If Sans comes from Deltarune and Deltarune monsters can't do any magic outside of dark worlds, how can Sans possibly use magic in his fight? Sure, maybe the gaster blaster and bone attacks aren't made of magic, but he can use blue soul magic. If the angel wanted to eliminate the possibility of humans attacking monsters out of fear, wouldn't it be impossible for Sans with his more human-like, non-magic body to use any kind of magic? And I doubt that the Undertale timeline/universe would be able to give such an effect, since the monsters there are able to use magic attacks _because_ their body is made out of magic. 2. The snowdin shopkeeper says that both Sans AND Papyrus appeared out of nowhere in snowdin one day and just asserted themselves there. What happened to Papyrus then? Where was he this whole time? Can he really not keep any secrets? We know that Sans and Papyrus are new to the town in Deltarune, which would make sense, since the earth is big and they could've come from anywhere, but the underground is pretty small. Maybe I'm kinda going off topic at this point and the Undertale Sans and Papyrus just came from a different region like waterfall or the capital, but it's still interesting. Also, I can actually see Sans and Gaster melting together like that due to that unfortunate experiment, since Gaster's folowers also got affected in a way, and something that's often overlooked is that one of the followers seems to be holding "a piece of him", that looks like a head. However, it's strange that they don't mention Sans at all in their stories. One says that Gaster fell into his creation, the other that his experiments went wrong, and the third that one day he vanished without a trace, but no mention of anyone who vanished along with him. Even if Sans wasn't a very important figure in the lab, one, they should've at least mentioned Sans for vanishing together with Gaster, should they not have? Additionally, it makes me wonder where does the river person get their information from. They know about gaster and that someone came from another world, and they also hint at multiple other secrets in the game. I honestly think you should look into them. Lastly, I was going to comment on the "they forgot undertale sans ever existed" detail, but seeing your video where you explained all your theories you said yhat you changed your mind about thid, so I won't be asking about that. Overall I think the main idea of the theory is plausible, but the details need some work. Nonetheless, I really enjoy listening to you ramble about your speculations!
I love your theories so much; they're so creative and I can tell you put a LOT of effort into them! This one is so horrific, it'll haunt me until Deltarune finishes. I'll now be playing the next chapters with the constant fear of Papyrus and Asriel being dead. Despite that, this is such a good theory! And also your narration was really good
YESS THANK YOU. SOMEONE SAID IT. i love all the everything about gaster being the mysteryman, and all the designs everyone's made, but it's never been canon and it's a pet peeve when people assume as much. also, on toby writing darker yet darker stories, i'd just like to remind everyone of two things; one, one of his first games (the halloween earthbound hack) was often commented on for having really dark themes, and two, he lived in andrew hussie's basement, the creator of homestuck, one of the longest pieces of media in human history letalone on the internet, and something known explicitly for ripping your heart out and eating it in your face while you die. fox made so much music for that comic too. i know for a Fact that this dog would gladly write just about anything, if it made both him and you feel something.
I love the bit that says it explains why he can dogdge like darkners, I never thought about that and I'd say it's probably one of the best evidence he's from Deltarune. Also Sans Deltarune doesn't know the player yet, which means the Sans we meet in Deltarune was before we meet the Sans from Undertale.
i legitimately screamed into my pillow when you started the whole dead papyrus thing. how dare you write something like this, make it make sense, and emotionally wreck me?!?!? (/lh)
11:57 low-key I have my own personal theory that Susie is a unique case of a monster who bleeds, it's odd how most mentions of monsters and blood come from her, and if she knew she bled, then she'd probably assume everyone else bled, explaining the "every body bleeds" line, and it's not like we know very much about her past, so it's not unlikely that something about her past might explain the blood
So the thoery suggests that Sans Undertale was never even seen? It's perfect. Toby Fox had created a perfect meme character, and then revealed that we've been talking about a different Sans, Sans Deltarune, the whole time.
Toby fox: deltarune is it's own separate thing, don't associate it with Undertale. the community: I dunno, seems pretty Undertale connected to me also your what u said at the end is literally the "listening to music when happy vs when you understand the lyrics when sad" meme
This video was truly amazing... tbf all of your videos are. I cant believe your theory made me love sans even more than I did before. Now I'm somehow even more excited for a gaster theory.
I've never been so amazed at a theory, this one seems legit right, it connects everything, and explains most of Undertale mysteries. Just to think about the fact that (spoiler of the theory alert) UT's Sans and Gaster are fused at the neck is chilling
Papyrus isn’t as ignorant as he seems though, Paps has knowledge of timelines (to an extent) and Sans’ powers. And the shopkeep says they both just “showed up one day, and asserted themselves”
I definitely agree, I think he's wrong in saying the sans and papyrus aren't from the same universe, and as for why papyrus did not bleed, I honestly don't know, it could be as simple as that he DID bleed, toby just didn't portay that s it didn't fit what he wanted the player to see then, besides like Jaru stated in the video, deltarune monsters still turn into dust, and so does sans, of at least we hear the sound of him turning into dust
I think that sans and papyrus aren't native to either universe, and that they come from a completely separate and unimportant dimension, and that in both games, we see the same ones, they just went to the different timelines in the different timelines (kind of paradoxical but I hope it makes sense)
DUDE Sans and Gaster being fused at the neck is arguably the WORST part of all of that I've heard. Like yeah, Papyrus. He's going to be heart-wrenching, whatever happens with him, if he's even in the game. But when you sprung THAT it kind of.. made me remember the real horror of the Amalgamates for a minute. x_X It's possible that Undertale!Sans fell into the core, pushed Gaster, vice versa, both, or all of the above. I've always been curious exactly how Gaster fell in - if he did a free-fall or if he was shoved in. Sans could have done it, been overwhelmed with guilt, and jumped in after him, knowing full well what would happen. Maybe them going in at the same time fused them in a horrible, twisted way, _similar_ to the Amalgamates, but not entirely? Who knows, but frankly that is horrifying and it's my headcanon now. Thanks Jaru. XD It might be dark, but I like to think of Deltarune as an "adult" Undertale. We have the Player manipulating Noelle into basically murdering Berdly, for goodness' sake. I think Undertale really fits the idealistic, pacifist route, but Deltarune will be about what hit _me_ the hardest - sometimes, peace isn't an option, and people cannot be wholly good, even if they try to be. I'll never forget Asgore's fight. The people who were in high school and such when Undertale came out (like meee) are grown enough now to understand this kind of heavy stuff, I think. Also, I realized during this video, that people meme so hard about the name being anagrammed, right? What if there are X timelines, with different versions of the same characters being stuck in a time loop, and the letters of the name are just rearranged? (Yes, this means NUTDEALER and NUDE ALERT would be real. Why not.)
I doubt Gaster fell into the core. It harnesses thermal energy uses that. Has nothing to do with determination or reality junk, just some neat futuristic technology, much like a lot of the core.
This is gonna be fun to hear, I always believed Sans could bleed (especially in UT) because the matter in bones has a lot in it so it would be possible for monsters to bleed. Aside from that, glad you're uploading again, it's always a pleasure seeing you discuss about DR. :)
@@antoineedoh9999 Im not sure how matter in bones actually works but I think that sans had more major bones in general being affected considering he gets literally cut in half while papyrus had less bones affected from getting decapitated. He may have bled but it wasn't enough for us to see it
The idea of only Deltarune Sans making his way to Undertale makes sense, but the shopkeeper in Snowdin says both Sans and Papyrus randomly showed up one day and asserted themselves (Lullebee pointed that out first in the comments). Perhaps the brothers are both from Deltarune, and Sans either convinced his brother extremely well to not have him tell everyone in the underground that they're from another world, or maybe Papyrus was too weak to resist the Angel's reset, and lost all his memories while Sans retained some, if not all of his. As for what happened to the Sans and Papyrus that were native to the Undertale universe, maybe they are both the monsters that make up "Mystery Man" in the secret room in Waterfall. The primarily blacker face on the sprite looks a lot more rotund then the whiter one, so it could be that that's Sans's head, and he shares a mutilated body with Papyrus. Maybe the Gaster in Undertale did some horrifying experiment with Determination or something else entirely on those skeletons, perhaps as a desperate plot to break the barrier or to stop the RESETS, which could explain why the room Mystery Man must require you to write 66 in the Fun variable. By the time Deltarune Sans and Papyrus made it to Undertale, the original Sans and Papyrus were already long gone, so there was no issue with them blending seamlessly into monster society. Perhaps the Sans and Papyrus that were native to Undertale were much more introverted, which is why no one noticed them disappear. That's just my idea though. This theory was amazing as always, and I can't wait to see its follow up, as well as the content you will make afterwards!!!
How do you reconcile this with the Snowden shop keeper saying both brothers popped out of nowhere? Papyrus and Sans came at the same time and both weren't there at the beginning according to that line. "And if you're bored, you can sit outside and watch those wacky skeletons do their thing. There's two of 'em... Brothers, I think. They just showed up one day and... ... asserted themselves." Without that part this is probably one of the greatest theories I have seen.
@@JaruJaruJ we do not hear anything about them coming from anywhere else in the underground nor do we see other skeletons. But I guess it might just be that simple. Either way keep uo the good work. Wrong or right the theories are way too entertaining and ingenious.
I would assume Susie's different despite being a monster, but if Kris were to bleed, it would be red too, and that goes for the rest of the lighteners, darkners I think are just like Undertale, if THEY were cut, it wouldn't bleed, but I think it would just make a hole, or leak dark juice or something.
while I think you're still holding on too tightly to your original theory and a little high on COPIUM, I thoroughly enjoyed listening to your story telling. also your willingness to boldly scramble the puzzle pieces together has given my brain some interesting ideas to work with, some of which are definitely headed in the right direction
my theory about what happened to the undertale sans is that him and the deltarune sans decided to work together and pretend to be each other for funsies. nothing sinister at all. just the sanses fucking around for giggles. i think that would be pretty in character lmao
I'll pin a comment answering common comments I see:
Whoops. It got unpinned because I edited it. RIP.
The Snowdin shop keeper saying the brothers both just showed up one day can easily be ignored. She just means they showed up in Snowdin, not in the underground or in this world. She probably just assumes they moved to Snowdin due to overcrowding in New Home, which is an established plot point in this world.
Sans using "magic" in UNDERTALE can be chalked up to him using Gaster tech. Alternatively, since Monsters gain magic when they enter the Dark World in DELTARUNE, then maybe Sans coming from a post-Roaring world allows him to use magic now. Or maybe just Sans coming to UNDERTALE (a magic filled world) at all allows him to use magic.
The Sans in DELTARUNE IS the Sans in UNDERTALE. The idea is that DELTARUNE takes place before UNDERTALE, relatively speaking. We just haven't gotten to the part where Sans leaves yet. After he leaves, Sans may simply be gone for all future loops, or he may be replaced by a fake Sans by the Angel.
While there's no direct confirmation that Papyrus exists in DELTARUNE, Sans stated he has a brother, his brother was Papyrus in UNDERTALE, all other familiar relationships are the exact same in DELTARUNE, AND when you click on the door to Sans' house it references "Bonetrousle," which is Papyrus' theme music. Needless to say, I think Papyrus exists in DELTARUNE.
Regarding why Sans has a store that used to be labeled "Grillby's" in DELTARUNE, I would just assume that the Grillby's in DETLARUNE was made by the DELTARUNE version of Grillby. Maybe he made his original restaurant, it went out of business due to competition from Ice-E's and QC's, and then Sans bought it. That seems more likely than Sans teleporting a whole building across realities and nobody commenting on it. xD
Regarding the infant rabbit creature that talks about humans being made of blood, I didn't think I needed to explain this since I thought it was self-evident, but my conclusion is that the rabbit is an infant who has no idea what they're talking about, and they are talking in extremely vague terms regardless. If you have to pick either Susie or the infant to believe, Susie makes more sense. I would not be surprised if the rabbit heard humans are made mostly of water, and thus concluded that they must be made entirely of blood, as opposed to monsters who only have a partial amount of blood. Regardless, infant rabbit was a trap laid by Toby Fox that I fell for hook, line, and sinker, and I am now recovered enough to realize that. xD
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It's impossible if Sans's body are only made of skeletons, he can't hold ketchup in himself, he is Ness, and it's better not to lie to ourselves, and even he can't deal with monsters.
And all the documents and symbols in the Endertil game are not random.
Papyrus is Alien
7:12 Really, Sans put bottles of ketchup in his ribcages’ pockets. Problem solved.
I mean 17:12
@@TheM3rch4nt I don’t know about that ruclips.net/user/clipUgkxqcistTL9Q95nqy0h7tT0PVIknZLBvTdv
if he truly is from the Deltarune timeline, Sans dying offscreen could also be a subtle reference to Darkners running away off the screen when you reduce their HP to zero instead of dying outright
Ooo, good point!
Also after Sans dies your kill count doesnt go up, so in fact it is possible that he really escapes.
@@mrmitro6787 except you level up and hear the dust sound effect, so unlikely
@@Mqstodon But LV increases even if you don't kill, all you gotta do is harm someone
@@deirdre9849 Actually, it doesn't. In the original Undertale Demo, the act of harming an enemy, even if you spared them, would increase LV. This was changed in the full release, and the only time you can ever get LV now is by actively killing.
i genuinely love the part where it just devolves into an increasingly elaborate and heartbreaking fanfiction ive gotta say if toby fox goes in a different direction im writing that
Perfect. xD
Dude someone needs to make this an au comic. NOW
@@Dan280974 but what would the title be
@@partymix1997 idk about the title sorry, im not good with names
@@partymix1997 The main name could be "Undertale and Deltarune: The war of humans, monsters, and angles."
The chapters/sections could be called:
1. undertale and deltarune: the angle's power. (the start)
2. undertale and deltarune: the shadow's light. (finding the lab)
3. undertale and deltarune: the hero's fight. (the hero's fight the angle)
4. undertale and deltarune: the new world. (the trip to the new world and the very start of his arrival)
5. undertale and deltarune: the travelers plight. (him getting help and learning about the new world)
6. undertale and deltarune: the thorny truth. (Flowey resetting)
7. undertale and deltarune: a second beginning. (sans comes to terms with the fact he probaly won't get back.)
8. undertale and deltarune: the other angle. (sans learns about the angle prophecy in undertale, and frisk shows up)
Thats all i got lol.
Your videos are like a gift from God for people who are hyperfixated on Undertale/Deltarune
Absolutely my case
You're too kind. xD
so true
You mean the angel 😂
ageed lol
I decided to look at Sans’ dialogue in his genocide fight, and something he said in that really stood out to me with this entire theory: “you can’t understand how this feels. knowing that one day, without any warning… it’s all going to be reset.” You gave this line a whole new meaning with these theories!
Good point! I hope I'm right. xD
This series both feels like watching a man slowly going insane but also feels like someone with forbidden knowledge coming down and sharing it with the masses.
So like good job I guess??
Idfk just keep up the amazing theorys !
Will do! xD
Overstatement
exactly this one and the timeloop one are what I believe happened but I also think papyrus might be the night lol so idk
@@xenrx9781 why do you think that?
@@No.1RatedSalesman because why would the night if it isn't a new character be something nonsensical like mad mew mew it seems very unlikely the other options are good but papyrus seems like a great fit turning a random character evil is something toby would do and he could easily be different in DR and theres more reasons that are in a video I watched that made me consider this possibility I am horrible at explaining why I believe this so watch the video
The thought of sans not having any magic, but an arsenal of other wordly tecnology makes him look even more cool to me.
AND the fact that weapons and literal magic have no distinction in battle scenes, some enemies like the 1st dog you fight at snowdin and mad dummy using knifes are my examples, would be the biggest revelation together with your theory.
Glad you like it!
Do you mean the MAGIC spears?
And the object that is very distinctly a weapon?
@@No.1RatedSalesman no? It was literally a *knife,* and normal one i assume. It's colour changed to blue in the fight but i think monsters can either enchant normal objects with magic, changing it's colour(asgore fight as an example) or it's a gameplay thing.
But yeah Undyne's spears are just magic, they're blue and appear out of nowhere, therefore, magic.
@@pros_0143 I just said the knife was normal, you said there was no distinction between magic and weapons so I pointed out that normal weapons in battle are either obviously weapons or are magic
Also we know the spears are magic since alphys has a "magic spear repair kit" on her date, so they're not enchanted
Edit: OK so after looking at the 'read more" tab I have an explanation for greater dog and other spear users, normal magic is white, like the spear is
I'm not sure, but could true magic appear inside the battlebox and other weapons can come frome outside like the dummies knife or the gaster blasters?
Piece of evidence literally no one talks about:
The song "sans." (It plays in the Grocery Store) is the only Deltarune song to be lifted straight from Undertale unaltered
Good point!
Sans being what we always think of as Gaster is crazy and absolutely a depressing twist I could see being true.
I always hated the two faces on the Gaster sprite thing. I always considered it a coincidence and that Gaster was just another skeleton, hence the references to Wing Dings and Aster fonts. But having it explained like this, I'm sitting here thinking, "why don't I hate this?" Maybe finally having an explanation that BOTH faces are a person we are at least aware of satisfies that for me.
Glad I could help. x)
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@@JaruJaruJ It's entirely possible that the sans from Undertale and the sans from Deltarune were swapped when sans used the machine, which is another explanation for there only being one sans.
You know? There is something I don't think is discussed enough. If Sans is from Deltarune, that means he knows who Toriel is, how she looks, and how she behaves. That means that when Sans mentions her when you have dinner with him, he knows who she is, and is likely testing you. When they meet at the end of the Pacifist Route, Sans must be pretending to not know how she looks or her name.
That explains why he made a promise to her: she was one of his friends in his home that he managed to find again in the Undertale reality. He hates promises but he is willing to make one for his old friend, someone who he deeply appreciates from the old world.
While Deltarune doesn't change the events of Undertale, it will definitely recontextualize a lot of things about Undertale.
Thousands of fan series with gaster being a huge piece of the storyline, and making him a major piece of the plot with many hours of animation on the specific mystery man designs: exist
Jaru: *”Im about to end these peoples whole careers”*
XD
Yeah that's really weird, Gaster isn't really important to the story too much, and the chances of even hearing about them is really low.
@@MossMothMyBeloved them? You mean him?
@@fajriputrarudisukmawan7294 No, I mean them, Kris's gender is unknown, so gender nuetral is the correct pronoun. Kris has never been called "him" once in the game either. Only they.
Edit: Well I'm stupid I didn't know why I thought I was talking about Kris, but they is still right considering it's gender neutral.
@@MossMothMyBeloved Uh... You were talking about Gaster, not Kris. Where did Kris come from here? XD
The vibe of watching the second half of this video is just Gaining whiplash from watching this man play 4D Chess with no one but himself and I love that energy
My personal theory is that Susie's half human, more specifically her mom's a human and her dad's a monster.
Her being half human explain a lot of things about her: her "Everybody bleeds" line, why she's insecure about her tail, why she has such a normal non-themed name unlike basically every other monster, why she's the only character that can refuse the player's will, why she picked on Kris more than anyone else at school and why her magic is weaker than Noelle's (and presumably other monsters).
I think her mom is the human one because Susie clearly has mommy issues, with her dialogue about Toriel in CH1 and just the way she treats Toriel in general, and the way the Spade King's relationship with Lancer probably reflecting her relationship with her dad. I think she only has 1 parent and that's her dad because in Undertale Clam Girl specifically refers to Susie (or "Suzy") as her neighbor's daughter, in singular.
The story could go that Susie, her mom and das were once a "happy" family who lived in a town with more humans, and because of the nature of their family they suffered bigotry from both monsters and humans. One day the mom couldn't take it anymore and just left, and that's what caused Susie and her dad to move to Hometown aka a nearly monster full place.
I also think Susie was born looking more like a human and grew more monster characteristics as she got older, that's why she covers part of her face with her hair and wears loose clothes that cover a lot of her body.
The only thing that doesn't make a lot of sense is Susie existing in Undertale, cause like, how would her parents have met in the first place? But it could be that she has a different mom in UT and that's why her name is spelt differently, idk.
if susie is part human on her moms side and has mommy issues, that may even be a reason why she picks so hard on kris in particular. i know she says that its because kris pisses her off because theyre so quiet, but it might go deeper than that; the whole "quiet" thing being a coverup? i dunno im running on 4 hours of sleep spouting bs LOL
Another supporting piece of evidence for this theory is her ashamedness of her tail. She makes it a constant point near the end of Ch. 2, almost as if she's ashamed of it or something. If she was half human half monster, that would explain not only her being shy about having a tail but also potentially her dragonlike heritage. Her axe is said to have been made from a dragon, but she looks nothing like the dragons in town despite having similar features like her snout and large pair of teeth. It's quite possible that being half-human half-dragon would explain this strange difference. Also, her Susiezilla fantasy, as silly as that might sound, might also have some basis in feeling inadequate as someone with dragon heritage and not being able to live up to that big and scary expectation of her kin. To explain how she could exist in undertale, the clam girl who talks about her also lives in Waterfall, adjacent to the Tem village with the legend about dragons. It's possible she lives with a full family of dragons around that area, and could be fully dragon in the UT timeline. Her name is spelled differently between games after all so who knows how much she could have changed.
I suppose this taps into the larger element of how monsters and humans interact in the DR/UT world. It's never really eatablished firmly as to whether monster biology is compatible with human biology, or even just monster biology with the biology of other species of monster. The citizens of Hometown seem generally chill with Kris just being around so presumably they don't have a problem with each other, but the topic of human-monster relationships is never really covered. One would assume a) monsters and humans are biologically incompatible or b) they are, and the offspring inherits the traits of both. It's never brought up in game so it is impossible to establish if in the world there is prejudice against monster-human hybrids, at least as of yet. We can only wait to find out whether this will ever be established but since Toby likes his commentary on real world topics it wouldn't surprise me if there is going to be a subplot about how this sort of thing works in human/monster society.
I cant remember what happens in ch.2 if you go to the hospital room with Shyren in it (i think shes in the room next to rudy in ch.1 but its empty in ch.2?), but i think you have a good theory.
- you can check shyrens sisters grave in ch.1 but susie interrupts you on that grave and that grave only in ch.2
- her saying quiet people PISS ME OFF checks out with your theory about lancer and king; king literally says the same thing word for word. I think theres some sort of Dark World reflecting the darkness from the "real" world/light world thing going on i.e. the shadow crystals when you check them, and each dark world so far has started off in a state of turmoil and you're pretty much supposed to go in and "bring the light" but i cant fully flesh it out yet. Snowgrave + exactly how much Ralsei is acting in good faith make it complicated.
Cant edit on phone but tl;dr is that imo susie is related to Shyren; she might have been a shy child as a half monster/human and a bully used that exact "quiet people piss me off" line on her. The dark world reflects that past trauma.
Noelles past trauma is reflected in the Dark World (spelling out December is a very, very oddly specific occurence) and you/kris can help her through it in, ah, very contrasting ways to make her s t r o n g e r
Another banger video and thank you so much for the shoutout! I really appreciate it and it's so cool to see people coming together and bouncing off each other to piece together this game. Keep up the great work!
My pleasure! I'm glad you enjoyed, and thank you for the kind words! :D
I always really love your theories cuz even when I don't think they are right, they are always really interesting and play within the themes of deltarune. I think people tend to focus too hard on solving deltatrune to the point they forget that deltarune is a story. So I really like that you turn your theories into stories themselves.
Thank you! The story is really important to me, so if a plot twist doesn't make sense in the context of the story Toby Fox wants to tell, then I generally won't be inclined to believe that plot twist is true. That's why I generally don't believe there will be multiple endings or some sort of happy ending, as I don't think that fits with the theme Toby Fox is going for in DELTARUNE. Thank you for the kind words and comment! :D
these theories are incredibly wacky and almost certainly incorrect but man do i love them, theories like this really make you think about things you would normally never even consider so you did a great job!
Exactly its so unlikely yet is so entertaining
Yeah I thought sans was just like a monster from another reality and papyrus too , makes wonder where did they come from?
I dunno man this one is actually kinda plausible
@@micah3057 nah bro, both skelebrothers came out of nowhere, it doenst make sense for Sans to be the only one who came from another reality
We know sans came from deltarune,right? But what if papyrus is from a different timeline of undertale.
The more Jaru videos I watch, the more I realize how unnervingly close MatPat got back in 2016, if you just replace Earthbound with Deltarune.
it'll be absolutely insane if that is the case
That's what im saying his theories were actually really good its a shame the community constantly hated on him and now he wants nothing to do with the series anymore
@@ralphthefrog3086 Toby Fox himself gave him shit too (which was well deserved imo).
@@cgimichaelmyers2806 bruh
@@MutedAndReported3032 matpat used undertale as a clickbait for a completely unrelated game, heartbound, making it seem like an undertale sequel, didn'n name the game at all in the title or thumbnail, and didn't even link back to the original game in the description of the video
so yeah
The Deltarune theorist channel timing is impeccable! HalfBreadChaos's new Deltarune video only went up, like twenty minutes ago!
They've gotta be in cahoots somehow
@@NomadSage07 deltarune theorists play Kahoot! when
We're blessed!
I like to think that they are just the same person
I love it so much content to kick off the weekend!
I never realised that the don’t forget picture didn’t have to feature Sans, Papyrus and Gaster. That’s probably what hit me the hardest lol.
Jaru, I’m noticing a common response of yours to people asking how sans can use magic in undertale seems to be ghaster tech, but I find it more likely that being in the undertale world would latently give him magic.
A. Monsters in the dark world gain magic in DELTARUNE
B. Because the angel is not influencing the magic of undertale, there is no reason for sans to be devoid of magic
C. This would also explain how he gets tired easily, his body is not used to using magic entirely yet (and laziness of course)
Just thought I’d bring it to your attention in case no one has said it yet. If they already have sorry
No you're fine! That's a valid alternative as well, and I've put that answer in the pinned comment. Thank you for the suggestion though! x)
But Sans would be made of magic then, wouldn't he?
@@pedromarques2788 Maybe he'd be a kind of hybrid case, since he came from elsewhere. Maybe since, in Jaru's theory, he was starting to get erased by the Angel while he escaped, losing parts of his memory, when he got spat into Undertale, the missing parts were filled back in with Undertale's magic-based biology. So he might be part magic & part water/blood.
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(That's enough for me to say already, but my brain randomly went a few more directions so I'll just drop some additional random thoughts here too...)
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Heck, he might even be an amalgamate of sorts. On the deltarune tumblr's sparse entries, there's a post where Sans talks about several subjects, eventually weaving into telling us we should pay attention to the lower half of Shyren's body. While it looks like Shyren is a fish-headed mermaid, in fact she's just the fish, & the lower body is her "agent". Then, Sans invokes Gaster by talking about it being rude to talk about someone who's listening. Then concludes "not everyone is as strong as my brother."
There's a lot to unpack there, but one of many, many possibilities, is that one of Gaster's pieces (or even one of UT!Sans's own pieces, going off of Jaru's theory here) fused with DR!Sans as the world's attempt to put back together something that was broken. Maybe UT!Sans's or UT!Gaster's experiment failed at the same time DR!Sans was entering the world (perhaps what drew him to that world in the first place by accident; an anomalous event being attracted to a reality where another was taking place), & with his increased Determination compared to UT monsters, DR!Sans became an amalgamate with UT!Sans, or UT!Gaster. A relatively stable one, sure...
But we know that he's familiar with the True Lab (the many mentions of the dog food bag in the phonecalls, conversations between himself & Alphys, along with the fact that it almost seemed like they were acting like they didn't know each other but it slipped out accidentally, etc). But he seems very keen on keeping the Amalgamates a secret. And there's that very strange line in one of Papyrus's phonecalls. ""THESE SNAILS ARE JUST LIKE MY BROTHER! ROUND, SLOW...AND CONSTANTLY EMITTING SLIME???" then "EMITTING SLIME... THAT'S JUST WHAT BROTHERS DO." Then later, when mentioning a snail-shaped pasta, Papyrus speculates that Sans will "PROBABLY FILL THEM WITH HOTDOGS AND SLIME."
What if Sans sometimes can't hide a bit of occasional gooeyness due to being an amalgamate? & maybe tried to pass it off as nothing unusual to Papyrus, who still doesn't totally buy it, enough to call it into question but then try to almost passive-aggressively shrug it off? (He's not as naïve as he seems, many folx seem to forget that).
Of course, that's a total shot in the dark that just came to me, not likely, but still might be another angle to consider. Especially as to how Sans may not have died in the G-Route but in fact may HAVE "gone to Grillby's" & taken the bar to another parallel timeline like a big goofy TARDIS (and, in fact, may have come from a DIFFERENT Deltarune, ending up at the current one AFTER having existed in Undertale? He definitely playfully jabs at the player in ways that imply he knows we're out here & that we know him... ;3)
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OR... maybe some of UT!Sans (from Jaru's theory) ended up as Memoryhead? Like... it's the only amalgamate that doesn't show up with family in the overworld after the ending, doesn't have a Deltarune grave equivalent, it seems based on a skull/skeletons, & being called Memoryhead that makes me think of the desperate "don't forget"... They also place a "bad memory" in your inventory that hurts to consume & can't be gotten rid of easily.
But yeah, too many tangents, I"m going to bed lol! 😅
@@ZaCloud-Animations___she-her About you're first theory, I think that would be a bit of a dumb answer.
The Amalgamate theory you made makes sense, Sans sometimes melting makes me remind of Chara, where their face melts in the genocide route, which proves that physical bodies can also melt with determination, maybe Sans has too much determination for his body to handle, which makes him melt...
About Memoryhead, if i'm not mistaken, it also has an attack where it creates a bunch of heads that looks like Gaster's (Mystery Man) head...
Could that also be some sort of connection with Sans, Gaster or the skeletons in general?
Maybe...
I've been thinking, and I have another theory, what if Sans, for some reason, can use dark world magic, that can be a answer to why the door in his room looks like the doors you use to teleport in the dark world, that would also explain his teleportation powers.
In my point of view, Sans clearly has some sort of connection with the dark world, another thing that proves my point is one of the photo album he has in the room that is in the back of his house.
"There's a photo album inside the drawer."
"There are photos of Sans with a lot of people you don't recognize."
"He looks happy."
Are those the darkners?
I think so...
Also when you enter Sans's room for the first time, everything is dark and it looks like you are walking in an empty void, until Papyrus turns on the lights, Papyrus then says something like:
"Why were you using a treadmill in the dark?"
"Is Sans pranking you across time and space?"
"I hate it when he does that!"
Which proves that there's something wrong with Sans's room door...
Sorry for my very mediocre english!
@@pedromarques2788 we just gonna ignore we already know you don’t need to be made of magic to use it? I ain’t reading those long comments but I mean flowery could still fire pellets despite being a flower with Determination, neither of which are components of magic in UT
Although I’m skeptical about the story of sans, mostly because it’s all conjecture, I do believe that your theory about the monster bodies being made of matter is solid and also that sans is from deltarune. I just get the nagging feeling that since we haven’t seen him yet, papyrus in deltarune might be different than the one we know-like Toby’s original concept for papyrus, the incel with the fedora. Who knows.
Edit: I DESPERATELY hope that papyrus is not Incel Papyrus. Let’s hope that Toby Fox shares our wishes
This would be interesting. On a personal note, hope Papyrus isn't a literally incel. He's my favorite character and this is too much. But stay with the fedora, that's cool
It would be pretty interesting to see Papyrus as an incel, considering he doesn’t seem to have a lot of romantic interest in anyone
@@whim165 technically Burgerpants already fits the role of the incel
ya he could be the night and that would make this more tragic
I feel like the dust thing is a loose end that was just kinda cut off the thread of this video
That last part that Gaster was infused with the undertale sans actually gave me chills, its been 5 years and you tell me this man oh my god
one thing id like to dispute is the fact OGSans just randomly got gaster'd? There's only so much "it gaster" i can accept. Something else i'd like to propose is Sans absorbing the soul of OGSans. Given this Sans would have a physical body, no capability for magic and a pretty large amount of determination I can fully believe he's capable of absorbing a boss monster soul. So what would happen if Sans absorbed his own soul? He'd be a very unique being, to say the least.
But Sans aint a boss monster
@@idioticlight actually yeah, he might not be? But we don't know how boss monster status works so he may be able to gain it somehow
mm yes gaster, who is literally the first thing we're met with in deltarune btw, is a far less likely explanation than sans²
@@tloks8737 we never know of that was gaster at all why do people keep saying that was gaster, it could be Papyrus for all we know
@@tloks8737 SANS SQUARED I- AKSJAKSKA
We NEED animated versions of ALL of your theories NOW!
xD
Just wait until deltarune is complited
“I will happily explain that in another video” PLEASE I NEED TO KNOW
When you slowly flipped the mysteryman sprite upside-down to reveal the second face I felt like a deltarune secret boss after drinking the crazy juice and becoming self aware.
XD
@@JaruJaruJ it isn't blood because it's in the interface in fight! Blood would be white
@@thibaultvallin8074 There are no hard and fast rules that govern what gets color and what doesn't. Toriel and Asgore's eyes get color for no clear reason. No reason blood couldn't be colored too.
Off topic but WE HAVE THE SAME FLAGS RAHHHH
@@whatbedbug Yippee!
I think the Deltarune monsters having real bodies instead of magic still doesn't explain the "does it hurt to be made of blood" line.
Solution: young monsters don't have physical bodies yet, and the one who asks Kris if it hurts is concerned about their own impending transition from magic to matter.
Explanation: Kids are dumb. We don't know how young the monster asking the question is. But young kids often ask dumb questions about something they just heard/learned about it. Seems no different than a kid learning about oxygen and asking "can I taste it?"
really good theory. i still find it hard to believe that monsters bleed, considering the “does it hurt to be made of blood” line and their line about humans having skeletons would be a really lame misdirect from toby if it turns out that monsters bleed and have bones. “does it hurt to be made of blood” seems MUCH more of a deliberate line than “everybody bleeds.” either line requires ignoring the other and i personally find it much more likely that toby overlooked the implications of a random line in the middle of susie’s many dialogues than the ONE line another character has.
still, i enjoy the theory about sans here. if i’m right and monsters don’t bleed here then i wonder if it’s possible that sans isn’t originally from deltarune either? that he’s dimension/timeline hopping to get away from some other unknown tragedy. he did, after all, just get to town in deltarune, too. maybe deltarune papyrus is another version of his brother that he adopted or maybe he’s from a whole third timeline. are any other monsters in undertale able to talk with their head disconnected from their body?
i think it could also be possible with your theory that it is the same papyrus. if they left while the angel was resetting, maybe papyrus’ memories were wiped too? i find it unlikely that sans would draw the fun gang to say “don’t forget” instead of his dead brother. wouldn’t he be more important to not forget? but if both of their memories were wiped and sans only remembers because he wrote it down/drew a picture, it makes sense that he wouldn’t let papyrus know about their tragic backstory to protect him.
ESPECIALLY if they’re continually timeline hopping and sans knows that the trauma of wherever they’re running from is what made papyrus reclusive in deltarune in the first place.
for some reason, i just don’t feel like we’re ever gonna get the whole story about sans.
but i’m just spitballing here. video gave me much to think about. even if i don’t necessarily agree with all your conclusions i LOVE how much your theories challenge what is “accepted” as known about deltarune. throwing spaghetti at the wall is fun sometimes! people are just more concerned about being “right” than having fun
Do we know who was behind the door and said the “does it hurt to be made out of blood” line? It could be a ghost or a skeleton or a fire monster or something without a corporeal body
It’s possible. But there is a part of the theory that Jaru didn’t mention because is in a lot of other videos. In UT you can go to a room that has a series of items: a police badge, the blueprints of the trash machine (at least they look the same), a picture of three individuals with the words Don’t Forget written behind it. All of the elements are in DR. I thought before that this was only a way of teasing DR before we knew we were being teased hahaha but maybe this could have something to do about it. Also, ICE E don’t exist in UT and sans gives you a paper with a letter soup.
@@AshenDust_ why ask kris then. They would probably be closer to someone else who would be able to answer
@@Blue-fg8vt they could live alone, and a random stranger knocks on their door. The internet is down, so this was a good opportunity to ask a question that’s been bothering them.
@@AshenDust_ Liveing alone does not mean you don't know anyone. If haveing blood is common enough among monsters that everyone bleeds' can be taken literally and not figuratively, then monsters that don't bleed will ask such questions growing up.
I believe far more likely that 'evreyone bleeds' is just an expression among monsters taken from human culture , or , if we assume the cut sprite is still canon and not left over from cut ideas, Susie could be in some way biologically unique though for that idea the only evidence is the lack of her getting sick as she eats anything and her bleeding.
Didn't Toby say he saw Deltarune's ending in a dream, and that's why he made the game? An ending of you hopelessly attacking an invincible beast, just to help someone else escape a doomed world seems like something you'd make a game around!
45:18 also, deltarune enemies run off-screen when you "kill" them!
(...also, do deltarune enemies turn to dust when you kill them with snowgrave? the animation kinda looks like it, but it's unclear to me)
Great point about the dream! That DOES seem like something you'd experience in a dream!
That is probably a snowgrave only thing.
Very interesting theory! However the shopkeep in Snowdin Town says that both of the skeleton brother came out of nowhere and asserted themselves so papyrus and sans both came out of nowhere instead of them being regular residents (then sans got replaced with sans)
I really liked this theory it was very cool to watch
This could have been the undertale sans and papyrus, and undertale sans is replaced after they came.
I was thinking the same thing. I think this theory is super interesting and plausible though!!
yeah I was thinking the same, too
They could have moved from the town near the castle to Snowdin to avoid people noticing that Sans behaves differently.
Wasn't New Home overpopulated? They could've just moved from there
I once heard someone argue that the bleeding Susie sprite could have been made by one of the other devs on the team and Toby cut the sprite because monster's don't bleed. I'm not sure if that's actually the case though because why would that sprite be in the game files if that was the case? I doubt that's actually what happened, but I thought it was worth bringing up.
I mean, there IS a lot of cut content still in the game, not even counting stuff like the Trefoil that goes unused but could conceivably by seen later on. Examples of cut content include the dialogue from an unused version of the Clover battle, an animation where Kris falls on their face coming back in the bathroom window, a treasure chest with a revivemint in the room with the two bloxers, and a chest containing Broken Key B in the room before where that key is normally found. The importance of that sprite could go either way honestly
I feel like there's three possibilities with what you said
It's entirely true and Toby forgot to delete the sprite entirely
It's true, but Toby left the sprite to fuck with us
It's wrong
To be honest I'm leaning towards one and two here
toby's said before that anything found within the files of the game is there deliberately. we dont actually see the cut content lol.
@@tloks8737 I feel like saying that absolutely everything was intentional is a stretch and doesn't make much sence.
For example, is the place holder sprite for Kris that is just a blue scribble intentional?
@@No.1RatedSalesman yes it was left there knowingly. there are plenty of similar examples to that in both deltarune and undertale. goofy stuff, but some lore hints as well. again, toby has stated before that he's aware of these sorts of things.
the part at the end where mystery man is actually 2 people caught me off guard but is pretty cool , excited for that theory :) keep up the good work !
Thanks!
I thought it was known fact that mystery man looks like two faces
@@simnm8057 it is but mostly when they talk about gaster people usually associate him with the "main" white skeleton looking face, not the one on the bottom
@@llumi_nate There is no face at the bottom. He edited the image to support his theory. The in game sprite doesn't look anything like that.
There is a face, the image is unedited and comes from mysteryman's second frame when you interact with him/when he disappears
I'll say this many more times but, this is genius. You might not see it that way yourself but these theories are seriously mind-blowing. I'm just kinda sorry for Toby since he tries to keep things secret until the chapters release. But yet, you deserve more... Everything!
You're far too kind. x)
I knew you were going to say "don't forget" and it still have me hella chills and made me pause the video. What a huge drop that was. I just paused to leave this comment. Continuing now. I love your theories they make so much sense and explain a ton!!
Thank you! Glad you're enjoying it! :D
Something I'd like to add to your theory (spoilers for the Snowgrave route):
In the Snowgrave route, you can actually keep Noelle in your party if you spare Berdly or defeat him normally. If you then backtrack to the cheese room, you can use Snowgrave on the Maus enemies, which causes them to actually die with a unique animation instead of being frozen like Berdly was. Which makes me think that were Sans to die on-screen, his death would display the same unique animation.
Except noelle killed a darkner, I’m positive sans is a lightner.. We have yet to see a lightner die. Berdly’s presumed death was by ice so we can’t see him die. dangit Toby.
also, noelle doesn't slay the enemies, but freeze them. thus we can't see any of their blood
This adds nothing to the theory
@@goatswithcoatz I mean when being frozen your cells explode almost immediately, and if the monsters aren't made of magic (which I'm still wondering if it is or isn't the case) then berdly is dead
@@nuuus_xd8800 actually if you kill the mice it looks like they burn
I think that a way to explain how Undertale Sans died is with Gaster. He likely used the machine himself, and visited Undertale. The timeline may have shattered Undertale Gaster to prevent the existence of 2 of the same people simultaneously. Therefore, the same thing would happen when Sans used the machine and arrived in Undertale. It's possible that the Angel's power was what broke the machine when Sans used it, allowing for Gaster to travel to Undertale and back before Sans used it. Undertale Sans may even still exist within the fabric of Undertale itself, in the form of the error-handling message in the dog route.
When the whole deltarune comes out, if your theories become not true, we as a community should make a mod where the story changes to make the theories true
That would be very flattering. xD
Yes. The Jaruverse shall not be limited by such mere boundaries as "canon".
kris must have the bronze armour with the chad jawline
@Graph Wars Inc. chapter 7, and yes it will be
@Graph Wars Inc. i feel like Toby will name a chapter "Stained, brutal Calamity " aka the roaring chapter , it would be the funniest shi% ever XD
It'll be wild if Undertale gets an update when Deltarune releases, and then we have to replay Undertale's Pacifist route after to conclude DR's story.
After all, what would be strong enough to beat a monster with 7 human souls? A flower with 7 human souls, and all the monster souls.
* With the addition of your SOUL, Asriel will be strong enough.
* You tell Sans it's time to go back.
I guess the player's power would allow us to bring Asriel from Undertale to Deltarune to fight the angel
That would be crazy. xD
40:45 - omg i thought you were gonna show us the lump-of-snow with Sans written on it in red marker
What if the sanses switched places? Like, when sans from deltarune went to Undertale, maybe his Undertale doppelgänger got forcefully sent to the deltarune timeline? And maybe he just rolled with it and assumed that deltarune was just what happens when the monsters are freed
That could be the case too! It would certainly make for an interesting story in and of itself.
@@JaruJaruJ Is it just me or is the Sans in Deltarune seems unusually mean-spirited and full of attitude? His style of "comedy" seems to be "punching down" his audience and he seems to have lost his chill/light hearted charm, which was really jarring to see. All he does is make fun of Kris, take jabs at Asgore and razz Susie. The only one he was friendly with was Toriel, until she leaves.
When you're doing a pacifist route in Undertale, Sans seems to riff jokes off with Papyrus, as though they're both aware of Frisk and are trying to have fun to make them laugh. When you have Frisk play along with Papyrus' antics, Sans seems to let his guard down around you. The pranks are childish (whoopie cushions, razzing you about the price of snowballs he isn't actually selling, "combing" the top of his bald skull, stacking hotdogs on your head, etc.) This is generally unrelated, but he also seems to be friends with a lot of people in the Underground, or at least a lot of people in Snowdin.
The only times when he's serious in a Pacifist Route is when he seems to be breaking the fourth wall and addressing The Player. When he threatens you at the end of the dinner at Mettaton's hotel and at the end when he passes judgement on your actions before you meet Asgore. And even then, to unlock more secrets in the house, (and he seems aware that you want to go snooping in his bedroom,) he teases you more with childish "password" pranks before giving you access to the bedroom, where he PRANKS YOU AGAIN before leaving clues to the secret storage room with the time machine. Papyrus even acknowledges this being a prank.
I know Sans in a No-Mercy route or a neutral route where you kill Papyrus is edgier and wants nothing to do with you. This is understandable.
HOW COME Sans lost his chill in Deltarune???? Am I the only one who noticed this??? In Undertale I didn't trust Sans that much but I knew the fandom was crazy about him for some reason. But in Deltarune, I wasn't expecting Sans to be weirdly dislikable.
@@lilacpenguin5329Why is no one talking about this???
already, 7 minutes in, i gotta say, thanks for including a "relevant conclusions" thing, it's really helpful considering that your way of theorising about deltarune is sort of more creating your own AU than staying in grounded logic, which is cool but can make it difficult to understand if randomly coming in or if some videos are missed or points in them forgotten
These theories are completely insane…. But it ALL lines up PERFECTLY.
Toby Fox:
WRITE THAT DOWN, WRITE THAT DOWN!
Bruh sans went from one resetting timeline to another
Very unlucky. xD
This feels like it's the craziest fanfiction to ever exist
I love it
Ahhhhhh, this is the content I've missed; I love when you shift the professional theory talk into the storytelling. Great mix of information and entertainment in this one, can't wait for the next. Keep it up!
Thank you! I'm glad you like my unique style. x)
You know, you could be half-right about the whole Sans and Gaster sprite combo. As somebody who likes the fanon version, I could very well argue that the dark face seen when you flip the Mysteryman sprite upside down is Sans and the face when viewed normally is Gaster. And Gaster could very well actually have holes in his hands.
Except the sprite that he flips is an edit. That's not how the sprite looks in game. He made it look like a face to support his theory
@@OnlyTwoShoes Have you ever even gotten the Mysteryman easter egg before?
@@meliasnahtony2951 Yeah, I had to go re-watch it. I forgot that it changed when you interact with it.
@@meliasnahtony2951 either way I still think the theory is awful. It's like looking at clouds and seeing images in there. You see what you want to see
16:02
i always thought berdly was in the fallen down state in snowgrave, but he could actually just be, human like dead.
but you do actually get to see darkners turn to dust when they die from snowgrave, which also supports your theory
Theories about sans's depression before deltarune: sans is 'lazy' because he knows it's a timeloop and it's gonna get reset, so he doesn't bother
After deltarune: he's from another world entirely, and his original brother died, and he's now stuck here with zero hope to return to his home, and his trauma of having his home world reset comes back in this world too, and all the while he has to uphold a nonchalant, carefree persona to protect the alternate version of his younger brother, which is the closest and only thing he has attachment to he has left in the entire universe
Even though I’m still not sure how likely these theories all are, I’m sure you’ve got at least one major plot point predicted. Either way, it’s really nice to see all these theories and how they connect, and they really help fill the void that waiting for the next chapters creates.
I will go crazy (in a good way) if any of Jaru's theory's are correct
Wow, talking seriously, I couldn't EVER think of it. This whole theory really seems interesting, and even though we probably never get to know if it's true, I still think that you did a GIANT work making all the facts stay together, so I really await for your next theories :3
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed! :)
Sans : "Seems like my bro wants to hang out with he's new friends, have fun you three, oh and"
Looking at *you* with the blank eyes and say "Make sure he doesn't get hurt, okay?"
The biggest problem I see with this theory is that San's and Papyrus' house in Deltarun is exactly the same as in Undertale, and it has snow on it and everything. There's also the fact Sans brought Grillby's with him and refurbished it as a mini mart.
The fact no one comments on the house or on Grillby's (or Sans') is kinda weird. Grillby's can be excused, he could have gone bankrupt and sold the bar. The house with snow on it however...
There's one hole in your theory. I'm pretty sure the characters in Undertale mention both Sans and Papyrus showing up one day and "asserting themselves". Meaning Papyrus can't have just been a local he found. There's still ways around this, maybe Papyrus was a recluse before Deltarune Sans showed up?
Needless to say, if this ends up being how things shake up, it'd be really cool if Sans was missing on repeat playthroughs after you've beaten the game.
to add to the recluse theory- papyrus/whoever sans’ brother is in deltarune seems like the shut-in type too.
What if Sans just switched with his other self? Then the loop could have restarted with the Undertale Sans, leading to an altered timeline... and an actual good ending. But I don't think that's likely at all since the story would lose a lot of weight then.
Tbf, that could be what breaks the loop.
I love this, honestly. Not just because I love Sans, but it explains SO MUCH about everything!
Eyy! If even Sans The Skeleton likes it, then it must be half-decent. xD
* Hi Sans, I'm Sans from Deltarune, and you?
Something that I don't see anyone talking about with the whole "Sans comes from Deltarune" theory, is that even if it's true, the Deltarune world that Sans supposedly comes from from is NOT the version from the game, because of the simple fact that Sans' Deltarune world didn't have the red soul from the Undertale world. We already know that the story can still progress normally even without our intervention, so I feel like our prior knowledge of Undertale might be the key to saving this timeline.
If you played Deltarune without prior knowledge of Undertale and the genocide run, the chances of encountering the snowgrave route would be so much lower, because nobody would entertain the possibility of something like that happening without having known about Undertale. I'm kinda going off on a tagent here but I feel like diverting the story as far away from how it would naturally flow as possible might be the only chance we have at preventing the roaring.
I hope I made sense there, sorry if that sounds dumb I kinda suck at this kind of stuff lol
Whoooa, if the Weird route was the only way to actually save the world, that would be insane
hmm well i guess that makes me good for always doing snowgrave?
@mahoushoujo I actually feel like it would be just as bad if not a worse outcome. You prevent the roaring, but at the cost of killing everyone anyways. So the endings are still kinda the same it's just that the semantics are different.
@mahoushoujo no its fucked up either way
I thought you were at someppint were gonna say that sans… killed sans? Cuz him killing his alternativ version would explain Why he is the only sans, But the idea that “Gaster” is actuelly both sans AND Gaster is cool and neat, and i have the idea that DELTARUNE sans arriving in the UNDERTALE timeilne would erease the UNDERTALE sans, explaing him being shattered across time and space since there cant be two of the same person at the same time… right?
Me in 2015: A Sans fangirl
Me in 2018: A Gaster fangirl
Me in 2023: Man I sure do love Gaster!
Jaru: *ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT?*
XD
I definitely think Sans came from Deltarune's world, and that Papyrus didn't come with him (he turns to dust after Frisk kills him and doesn't bleed like Sans).
Gaster is the ultimate mystery character, his backstory can be pretty much anything Toby wants. You brought up some very good points as to why Sans isn't from Undertale, the prospect of him bleeding and Deltarune monsters being able to bleed didn't even cross my mind before. Great job.
Imagining Toby watching this with a comically large sweat drop on his forehead.
Honestly, this video left my jaw on the floor.
Glad you enjoyed! xD
I'm only discovering your videos now & gosh they're amazing! Even though some ideas I feel are a stretch, I enjoy your narration. I enjoy the passion you & I share for these two games. If nothing else, I get great entertainment out of your videos so keep 'em coming!
Thank you very much! :D
16:05 to be fair, you could really go either way with this part considering in Undertale there aren't any gravesites for monsters or anything whatsoever, yet there is a graveyard in Deltarune with the names of monsters presumably buried.
While it could be the case that the tombstones are symbolic and there isn't actually a dead monster buried beneath, it would also make sense that since monsters turned to dust in Undertale, their dust would be collected and boxed almost like a cremation would for people irl.
So it would not be unreasonable to assume that in Deltarune, all lighteners bleed and leave corpses just the same, otherwise there would be no need for monster graves, as Tombstones for cremated individuals are a pretty rare occurrence.
I really like the idea that Sans is using the DELTARUNE combat system when you fight him.
Probably there is a chance that the undertale sans and gaster being together the mysteryman has something to do with the sinks in the hospital. You know, when you check them, it says: "perhaps one tall sink was cut in half to create both of them." i thought this was very, very interesting.
Interesting!
Another solution to the papyrus problem that makes a little more sense to me would be that the ferry man is deltarune papyrus. This would solve the issue of sans leaving papyrus as he never did it also gives an explanation as to how the ferry man knows about them travelling from another world, the only problem with this interpretation is that the two have since split apart for some unknown reason(s) likely due to having travelled to a whole other world.
( I'm not a theory person or anything so this comment probably sounds nuts but I just wanted to point it out hopefully someone with a better knack than me can take this idea and make it better lmao.)
Bro literally went from Susie bleeding to Sans being from Deltarune and not Undertale.
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It would be the funniest fucking thing if the "everyone bleeds, right?" line was just an accident on Toby's part (even though there's like a 99% chance it wasn't), it would just be hilarious
Finally a theory I can comment on!
Edit: I'm so sorry I didn't see the pinned comment before posting this so I apologize for repeatjng the questions T_T
First of all, I agree that at least Sans came from a different timeline/universe, and I can see it being Deltarune since the river person says "*the* other world" instead of just *an* other world. However, I still have a few questions regarding this theory:
1. If Sans comes from Deltarune and Deltarune monsters can't do any magic outside of dark worlds, how can Sans possibly use magic in his fight? Sure, maybe the gaster blaster and bone attacks aren't made of magic, but he can use blue soul magic. If the angel wanted to eliminate the possibility of humans attacking monsters out of fear, wouldn't it be impossible for Sans with his more human-like, non-magic body to use any kind of magic? And I doubt that the Undertale timeline/universe would be able to give such an effect, since the monsters there are able to use magic attacks _because_ their body is made out of magic.
2. The snowdin shopkeeper says that both Sans AND Papyrus appeared out of nowhere in snowdin one day and just asserted themselves there. What happened to Papyrus then? Where was he this whole time? Can he really not keep any secrets? We know that Sans and Papyrus are new to the town in Deltarune, which would make sense, since the earth is big and they could've come from anywhere, but the underground is pretty small. Maybe I'm kinda going off topic at this point and the Undertale Sans and Papyrus just came from a different region like waterfall or the capital, but it's still interesting.
Also, I can actually see Sans and Gaster melting together like that due to that unfortunate experiment, since Gaster's folowers also got affected in a way, and something that's often overlooked is that one of the followers seems to be holding "a piece of him", that looks like a head. However, it's strange that they don't mention Sans at all in their stories. One says that Gaster fell into his creation, the other that his experiments went wrong, and the third that one day he vanished without a trace, but no mention of anyone who vanished along with him. Even if Sans wasn't a very important figure in the lab, one, they should've at least mentioned Sans for vanishing together with Gaster, should they not have?
Additionally, it makes me wonder where does the river person get their information from. They know about gaster and that someone came from another world, and they also hint at multiple other secrets in the game. I honestly think you should look into them.
Lastly, I was going to comment on the "they forgot undertale sans ever existed" detail, but seeing your video where you explained all your theories you said yhat you changed your mind about thid, so I won't be asking about that.
Overall I think the main idea of the theory is plausible, but the details need some work. Nonetheless, I really enjoy listening to you ramble about your speculations!
Three Deltarune theorists posted today and I keep getting notifications lol.
Three?
I know Bread did, who’s the third?
THREE??? xD
Actually, it’s more like 2.5.
I love your theories so much; they're so creative and I can tell you put a LOT of effort into them! This one is so horrific, it'll haunt me until Deltarune finishes. I'll now be playing the next chapters with the constant fear of Papyrus and Asriel being dead. Despite that, this is such a good theory! And also your narration was really good
Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed, and I appreciate the kind words! :D
YESS THANK YOU. SOMEONE SAID IT. i love all the everything about gaster being the mysteryman, and all the designs everyone's made, but it's never been canon and it's a pet peeve when people assume as much. also, on toby writing darker yet darker stories, i'd just like to remind everyone of two things; one, one of his first games (the halloween earthbound hack) was often commented on for having really dark themes, and two, he lived in andrew hussie's basement, the creator of homestuck, one of the longest pieces of media in human history letalone on the internet, and something known explicitly for ripping your heart out and eating it in your face while you die. fox made so much music for that comic too. i know for a Fact that this dog would gladly write just about anything, if it made both him and you feel something.
I love the bit that says it explains why he can dogdge like darkners, I never thought about that and I'd say it's probably one of the best evidence he's from Deltarune.
Also Sans Deltarune doesn't know the player yet, which means the Sans we meet in Deltarune was before we meet the Sans from Undertale.
i legitimately screamed into my pillow when you started the whole dead papyrus thing. how dare you write something like this, make it make sense, and emotionally wreck me?!?!? (/lh)
Sorry! xD
its like christmas when jaru uploads
11:57 low-key I have my own personal theory that Susie is a unique case of a monster who bleeds, it's odd how most mentions of monsters and blood come from her, and if she knew she bled, then she'd probably assume everyone else bled, explaining the "every body bleeds" line, and it's not like we know very much about her past, so it's not unlikely that something about her past might explain the blood
I swear, at this point if this guy is right _in any capacity,_ it's gonna be SERIOUSLY impressive...
...And terrifying
DAB!
So the thoery suggests that Sans Undertale was never even seen? It's perfect. Toby Fox had created a perfect meme character, and then revealed that we've been talking about a different Sans, Sans Deltarune, the whole time.
Yep! xD
The fact that don’t forget is also a song on the soundtrack for delta rune just tied it up for me perfectly
So Sans Undertale has actually been Sans Deltarune all along, and Not-Gaster is the true Sans Undertale
Indeed. xD
If it turns out they aren't fuse together. I'll still never be able to unsee it. I love this tho
Thanks! x)
Something I noticed in the fanart shared this time is that the fandom forgets that Susie's eyes are entirely orange, sclera and all.
I love seeing how happy you are with your videos man, makes me happy
I have fun. Glad you enjoy. x)
Toby fox: deltarune is it's own separate thing, don't associate it with Undertale.
the community: I dunno, seems pretty Undertale connected to me
also your what u said at the end is literally the "listening to music when happy vs when you understand the lyrics when sad" meme
This video was truly amazing... tbf all of your videos are. I cant believe your theory made me love sans even more than I did before. Now I'm somehow even more excited for a gaster theory.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed! :D
I've never been so amazed at a theory, this one seems legit right, it connects everything, and explains most of Undertale mysteries. Just to think about the fact that (spoiler of the theory alert) UT's Sans and Gaster are fused at the neck is chilling
Thank you! Glad you think so! :D
Papyrus isn’t as ignorant as he seems though, Paps has knowledge of timelines (to an extent) and Sans’ powers. And the shopkeep says they both just “showed up one day, and asserted themselves”
I definitely agree, I think he's wrong in saying the sans and papyrus aren't from the same universe, and as for why papyrus did not bleed, I honestly don't know, it could be as simple as that he DID bleed, toby just didn't portay that s it didn't fit what he wanted the player to see then, besides like Jaru stated in the video, deltarune monsters still turn into dust, and so does sans, of at least we hear the sound of him turning into dust
I think that sans and papyrus aren't native to either universe, and that they come from a completely separate and unimportant dimension, and that in both games, we see the same ones, they just went to the different timelines in the different timelines (kind of paradoxical but I hope it makes sense)
DUDE Sans and Gaster being fused at the neck is arguably the WORST part of all of that I've heard. Like yeah, Papyrus. He's going to be heart-wrenching, whatever happens with him, if he's even in the game. But when you sprung THAT it kind of.. made me remember the real horror of the Amalgamates for a minute. x_X
It's possible that Undertale!Sans fell into the core, pushed Gaster, vice versa, both, or all of the above. I've always been curious exactly how Gaster fell in - if he did a free-fall or if he was shoved in. Sans could have done it, been overwhelmed with guilt, and jumped in after him, knowing full well what would happen. Maybe them going in at the same time fused them in a horrible, twisted way, _similar_ to the Amalgamates, but not entirely?
Who knows, but frankly that is horrifying and it's my headcanon now. Thanks Jaru. XD
It might be dark, but I like to think of Deltarune as an "adult" Undertale. We have the Player manipulating Noelle into basically murdering Berdly, for goodness' sake. I think Undertale really fits the idealistic, pacifist route, but Deltarune will be about what hit _me_ the hardest - sometimes, peace isn't an option, and people cannot be wholly good, even if they try to be. I'll never forget Asgore's fight. The people who were in high school and such when Undertale came out (like meee) are grown enough now to understand this kind of heavy stuff, I think.
Also, I realized during this video, that people meme so hard about the name being anagrammed, right?
What if there are X timelines, with different versions of the same characters being stuck in a time loop, and the letters of the name are just rearranged? (Yes, this means NUTDEALER and NUDE ALERT would be real. Why not.)
I doubt Gaster fell into the core. It harnesses thermal energy uses that. Has nothing to do with determination or reality junk, just some neat futuristic technology, much like a lot of the core.
Eyy, glad you like my nightmarish headcanon! xD
my friend has gotten me to watch you, and, damn. you're so underrated it's insane.
Aww, you're too kind! I'm glad you enjoy my content. x)
This is gonna be fun to hear, I always believed Sans could bleed (especially in UT) because the matter in bones has a lot in it so it would be possible for monsters to bleed.
Aside from that, glad you're uploading again, it's always a pleasure seeing you discuss about DR. :)
What about Papyrus then ? There is no blood whe he dies
@@antoineedoh9999 his bones aren’t like humans bones tho
I thought he was made of human bones because gaster experiment and all that
@@antoineedoh9999 Im not sure how matter in bones actually works but I think that sans had more major bones in general being affected considering he gets literally cut in half while papyrus had less bones affected from getting decapitated. He may have bled but it wasn't enough for us to see it
The idea of only Deltarune Sans making his way to Undertale makes sense, but the shopkeeper in Snowdin says both Sans and Papyrus randomly showed up one day and asserted themselves (Lullebee pointed that out first in the comments). Perhaps the brothers are both from Deltarune, and Sans either convinced his brother extremely well to not have him tell everyone in the underground that they're from another world, or maybe Papyrus was too weak to resist the Angel's reset, and lost all his memories while Sans retained some, if not all of his. As for what happened to the Sans and Papyrus that were native to the Undertale universe, maybe they are both the monsters that make up "Mystery Man" in the secret room in Waterfall. The primarily blacker face on the sprite looks a lot more rotund then the whiter one, so it could be that that's Sans's head, and he shares a mutilated body with Papyrus. Maybe the Gaster in Undertale did some horrifying experiment with Determination or something else entirely on those skeletons, perhaps as a desperate plot to break the barrier or to stop the RESETS, which could explain why the room Mystery Man must require you to write 66 in the Fun variable. By the time Deltarune Sans and Papyrus made it to Undertale, the original Sans and Papyrus were already long gone, so there was no issue with them blending seamlessly into monster society. Perhaps the Sans and Papyrus that were native to Undertale were much more introverted, which is why no one noticed them disappear.
That's just my idea though. This theory was amazing as always, and I can't wait to see its follow up, as well as the content you will make afterwards!!!
I think Susie bleeding being unused is okay to use against it since it isn't cut, it's replaced.
HOLY COW THIS THEORY BROKE ME this is that best one you did so far
Thank you!
How do you reconcile this with the Snowden shop keeper saying both brothers popped out of nowhere? Papyrus and Sans came at the same time and both weren't there at the beginning according to that line.
"And if you're bored, you can sit outside and watch those wacky skeletons do their thing.
There's two of 'em...
Brothers, I think.
They just showed up one day and...
... asserted themselves."
Without that part this is probably one of the greatest theories I have seen.
Well, I'd argue that the shopkeeper just assumes they moved to Snowdin from Hotland or New Home or something like that.
@@JaruJaruJ we do not hear anything about them coming from anywhere else in the underground nor do we see other skeletons. But I guess it might just be that simple.
Either way keep uo the good work. Wrong or right the theories are way too entertaining and ingenious.
I would assume Susie's different despite being a monster, but if Kris were to bleed, it would be red too, and that goes for the rest of the lighteners, darkners I think are just like Undertale, if THEY were cut, it wouldn't bleed, but I think it would just make a hole, or leak dark juice or something.
Deltarune is a different universe mind you, so their physics might've changed
Kris bleeds at the end of chapter 1, when they put their hand in their chest
@@usermcskull4713 oh yeah! It was quick but I saw it, that whole thing's a mystery itself
Bro, you're crazy, i love you
Glad you enjoyed. xD
while I think you're still holding on too tightly to your original theory and a little high on COPIUM, I thoroughly enjoyed listening to your story telling. also your willingness to boldly scramble the puzzle pieces together has given my brain some interesting ideas to work with, some of which are definitely headed in the right direction
This theory is literally perfect. Everything makes sense. Nothing was overlooked. No stone was left unturned.
my theory about what happened to the undertale sans is that him and the deltarune sans decided to work together and pretend to be each other for funsies. nothing sinister at all. just the sanses fucking around for giggles. i think that would be pretty in character lmao