PFFF THE "OH-" CAUGHT ME OUT OF GUARD!!!! I'm really happy that you liked the mod!!! Even if I was only a Va in the mod I'm really grateful you played it!! 🩵🖤
on the loading screen that said “quieres?” It is a Spanish meme where they offer you a cigarette and say that if you want the thing, here it is made with the intention of representing as if you want the microphone or if you want to rap.
Ohhh! Okay, then that makes more sense to me now. I'm not really aware of many Spanish memes, mostly because I'm not fluent in that language. ^^; Thanks for letting me know!
in the breaking cat song the health is in the top left corner where it says health and the health is the hearts underneath it also i like your idea of godfield judging nermal as i always wondered why that happened in that song
Yeah, those four hearts represent how many hurt notes I can afford to hit. But is there a visible health _bar_ anywhere in that song, where successfully hitting notes gives me more health and missing notes makes me lose health? Y'know, like all the other songs in the mod? And I'm glad you liked my idea of what was going on in Cataclysm. I wasn't too sure what was going on in it, either, but it felt like Nermal was being judged by Godfield, only to have his existence unmade in the end.
It seems not many know why Cryfield is. I got this from someone in a livestream, pretty sure the following os true: Cryfield is a Garfield that was kicked out by Jon, in which Jon went out to look for him but lightning struck his car and he crashed. And that "Gorefield" is just Garfield in so much guilt thinking everything is his fault he turns into that freakish abomination.
So Garfield felt so much grief that he mutated into that monster? I mean, if that's what happened, then I don't doubt it, but how exactly did Garfield do it? Did he have the ability to mutate into that creature all along and he just didn't know it, or was he actually Gorefield in disguise?
For the final part of the Sansfield week, that hulking form is Ultra Sansfield. The form takes inspiration from the Ultra Sans Fight fangame/animation. Basically has Sans going into a giant almost eldlich form after what should've been him dying, and he becomes essentially unstoppable. Destroying the action buttons, causing chaos, and at one point even snatching your Soul (With the usual tooltip for the Ultra Sansfield Phase referencing this by telling you to "Protect your Soul") and preparing to obliterate your soul with a laser blast. Also Godfield is based on the Ophiuchus Gorefield from the Gorefield Horoscope series. The form we see him as in the mod is actually the more "savior" like design it took up after destroying the world and preparing to rebuild it anew, as the new GOD over it's newly cultivated land.
4:18 me, but its a very uncomfortable notespeed. for some reason, the header of the "gameplay"-options menu says you can change scrollspeed, but its not an option in there. the song is REALLY COOL but stressful to play on that scrollspeed.
yep. like, even vanilla fnf-stuff is gonna get annoying on that speed. normally, when i get the option to change it, i just put it to 3. this one starts at 2.5 (which you can see in the chart-file), and goes up to what feels like 4.5. bit much.@@Terrifyger
Here's a fun fact for you. Depending on your date of birth, you will have a different version of gourfield coming after you. So yeah, the zodiac signs, but gorfield instead.
Hello. I know it’s pretty late to say it now since it has been 2 weeks from this videos upload but i still wanted to ask how much did you like the song “the great punishment” overall from this mod.
It was a cool song. It wasn't my favorite, but it was cool. The first couple of verses with the faster pace to the singing was my favorite part, but once the vocals became more spaced apart, it felt like the song got slower, oddly enough, and I didn't like that.
So a zombie boy was basically someone else's take on gourfield, but eventually, like halfway through, they did their own thing. So yeah, and John's a delivery boy in this universe. He delivers Lasagna to the house that you're in in the mod for this week. And yeah, that's really others. Being a other week's summer based off of the old Garfield TV. Show and summer just for this mod.
@@Terrifyger I think they were trying to explain Lasagna Boy's week? I don't know anything about lasagna boy except for the fact that his week takes place during the 1st level of the classic version of his game also his name is Jon but he is not related to or connected to Garfield Jon.
@@scanchannel3259 I can tell they were trying to explain Lasagna Boy's week, but as their comment progressed, I understood it less and less. Hence my question to them.
I believe Lenin was Jon's friend and the original owner of Ody in the song Bitotes its supposed to be a reimagined you can't run but with triple trouble references and its fanmade remakes (edit: i have no knowledge of the origin of Lenin all i know is that he knew that the events would happen eventually)
If by "Lenin", you mean "Lyman", then yes. I do know about his character in the comic strip, and how he eventually left. I didn't know that "BIGotes" was a reimagined "You Can't Run", but I could kinda see it. Though it turned out way, way better than "You Can't Run". XD
@@YTXainPlayz Yeah, the tempo is kinda similar, although the one in "BIGotes" isn't as fast, but that's okay. It even includes a brief pixel scene as well, though it lasts for about half as long as the one in "You Can't Run".
what type of shotgun does jon have? its not a double barrel since you dont pump them, but pump shotguns are only 1 shot then you need to pump them agian, and he fires twice then pumps it, unless hes getting lucky with accidentally loading 2 in the chamber, and its not a semi automatic shotgun otherwise why would he pump it at all unless its jammed, but i see a tubular magazine on the bottom of the shotgun but you still cant fire a pump shotgun twice- im just that person that confuses over the little things, but never the less the first song is pog, it can compete with mario's, madness v2 any day.
I heard someone saying it was something similar to that: "Layer on layer, your demons will haunt you." Having demons _haunt_ you, rather than _hunt_ you, makes more sense to me, and I hear "haunt" anyways.
You mean the code for unlocking the song with Arlene? I haven't tried unlocking it since this video, and I don't know if I'll ever be able to, or if I'll want to. It feels like way too much trouble for just one song.
Yeah there easy to find and you don't have to play the songs lol tho it does require a quick eye and a quick mouse and auto play to save you some grief
Godfield would have been fine if it wasnt for the insane speed But then again we are fighting a biblically accurate garfield In my observation All Stars: Gave you false hope during Act 1 and slowly crushing you until DETH in act 4 Cataclysm: You never stood a chance to begin with its a matter of time before you break inevitably resistance is futile
@@cgaminganims7046 Yeah, "All Stars" and "Cataclysm" definitely have different feels to them. Whichever is superior is really just open to interpretation. I do think that giving false hope, only to take it away, is more evil, though.
@@Terrifyger Ultra M is more of an Evil entity thats why its more evil I mean thats what Evil is to trick and to fool and to cause horror Meanwhile Godfield is more of the serious side giving off his angelic form a more gentle yet menacing feeling Judges you punishes you straight as an arrow a god that takes its role as a judge jury and executioner by crucifying and granting "Salvation"
Lol, imagine Baby mode Imo, the mechanics make the song, they're fun in my opinion and add to the song and the challenge in general. Ya just gotta get the hang of it. I personally feel like you were being a little harsh on the songs with mechanics
To me, the songs themselves are what make the songs. Having it be actually pleasant to listen to is what's most important, not the gameplay that goes along with it. Extra mechanics are good for people who want a challenge, but while I do welcome a challenge, I don't actively look for it, either. If it were up to me, I'd prefer to just play the songs straight without any mechanics to worry about, but I knew that if I had the mechanics off for all the songs, that likely wouldn't sit well with my viewers. So I gave them a try to see what I was in for. Some mechanics, I could get the handle of, but the one in the Sansfield week, no. That's too much for my brain to keep track of, and if the Sans week in _Indie Cross_ threw that at me for an entire song length, I would've had to shut off the mechanics there, too. Looking back, the stuff in "Breaking Cat" wasn't all that bad, and given how close I was to beating the song with the mechanics on on my first try, I probably could've done it if I gave it enough time. But what you need to understand is that I don't have all the time in the world to record. I live in a family of 5, and the times that I record are the times where as many of them are out of the house as possible, so it's not all that often that I can record. If I recorded my videos while they were home, there'd be very audible background noise cutting into the video a LOT, especially since my family members shout from room to room sometimes. Having a constant clock on me like that while I record can make me more stressed out than I would be otherwise, especially if it's nearing the time of day where my family would get home. I like to make sure that it doesn't take me multiple days to record something, and if I tried to beat the Sansfield songs or the "Breaking Cat" song, it certainly would've taken me that long. But at least I was able to handle all the other songs with their mechanics, and I think that's commendable. Best not to bash me for not being able to beat certain songs with their mechanics, and instead be happy that I was able to beat the vast majority of them _with_ their mechanics.
@@freddykrueger1699 Of course there is. You have your viewpoint on it, and I have mine, and they're not the same, but that's okay. I expect that at least 90% of FNF players enjoy songs that're challenging to beat, and therefore welcome additional mechanics, especially if they're tough to get the hang of. So I'm in that lesser 10%. I can certainly appreciate the creativity of using extra mechanics, but that doesn't necessarily mean that I'll enjoy them. I had huge complaints with playing through "No Party" in the Mario's Madness mod, too, with its writing mechanic, but I could still appreciate the creativity of it.
No. or. Maybe...? She isn't Trevor henderson daughter that's for sure...I couldn't be sure though...since she's actually from Friday night Funkin VS cartoon cat...check it out though...I was going to say more...but am tired and lazy -_- so...figure it out.
@@MarshRavera So she might be someone that was just invented for the "VS Cartoon Cat" mod, then? That would make sense, given how Cartoon Cat's inclusion in this mod was apparently a crossover.
IF nerpel is the cat who I think he is, he's the one who made a deal with jon and started this whole mess in gameboyed complete nerpel must have gotten caught and whatever by goldfield and got dead
I've heard of it, but never played it before. It sounds like it's something Donkey Kong-related, and I'm not all too invested in that part of the Mario canon. XD
Sansfield *is* made by lumpy touch (As a fangame called Bad Monday Simulator) The second and third songs are fnf remixes of the actual ost from that game, also godfield makes their first (proper) appearance there too (albeit with a very *Very* low chance of appearing after praying) Also I think (imo) BATIM and the rest of the bendy games are more overrated than Undertale
Also, Sorry in advance if this comment was contributing to make that community post by the way (I’m just miserably trying to add some context to the funny cat bone guy from a undertale fangame)
Don't worry, it didn't contribute to that post, but I appreciate your concern. You're just providing context on stuff that was used in this very video, not asking me to make some other type of video, and I always like context if I don't understand stuff. So thank you for explaining. :) And BATIM being overrated... I mean, I can see where you're coming from, but I personally disagree. I really like the world that was created in the games (both BATIM and BATDR), with its twist of "something cute turned into something disturbing" - which, may I say, I just LOVE that twist being used in media. When done right, it can be SO incredible. Plus, there wasn't like 20+ AUs made about BATIM (unlike Undertale), so the vanilla experience still feels enjoyable and hasn't lost its charm. Not to mention that I don't see it getting as much praise as Undertale does; Undertale gets a TON of praise, even to this day, and by this point in time, its level of praise is feeling kind of ridiculous to me.
If you don't think it's that hard, then it's "deserved" in your opinion, not in fact. And "BIGotes" wasn't that difficult, honestly. With the last two Sanfield songs, there's notes you have to avoid _mixed in_ with notes that you have to hit, and there's a huge abundance of those types of notes. With "BIGotes", there's notes you have to avoid, but there's way less of them, and there's also health notes that come in. Taking that into consideration, it's much, much easier to beat "BIGotes" that it would be to beat the second two Sansfield songs. It's harder than the first Sansfield song, yes, just because that "Cat Patella" doesn't have any weird mechanics going on in it. But "Mondaylovania" and "Ultra-Field"? Those two would definitely be harder to beat than "BIGotes". At least for me, apparently. I guess your skillset and my skillset are talented in different forms of challenges.
It depends on what kinds of mechanics for me, really. To me, speed is less of a mechanic and more of just a feature (the scrolling notes) that's been increased. Notes that I have to avoid are like my Achilles Heel when it comes to FNF mods. When playing FNF, my mindset during the gameplay is "I see notes and I have to hit them". So notes that I'm required to miss don't slot in nicely with my mindset when playing. ^^;
@@Terrifyger I guess I can do all of that because I play fnf since 2020 + I beat a lot of Shaggy mods with one-shot arrows. And since I am a charter, I can just change the speed in files and don't worry about it. I can even use every finger on both hands to play 10-key.
@@staslk2819 Yeah, I know how to change the speed of the notes in the files as well, but if the note speed is all I have to worry about, then I don't intend on changing it (unless I'm actually struggling with it, but that's not often). Multiple keys are also something that I just cannot do. I've been able to handle 6 keys, but that's about it. If the spacebar is needing to be used as well, then that's too much for me for some reason.
Oh! Well, good for you, then. I used to like it, but now I just think it's kinda overrated, and I don't really care about it all that much. I like some of the characters, but that's about it.
@@TheActualNobi FNF is kinda overrated, yeah, but not moreso than _Undertale_ is. At least, not to me. The game's got immediate appeal from its very first version - nice colors to it, a very likeable artstyle, and of course the catchy music as well. It's no wonder why people liked it immediately.
@@Terrifyger I understand it opinions, but we can say the same about undertale, good pixel artstyle, awesome music, whole lore with parts of meta in it and stuff like that, thats why undertale became one of the most famous games worldwide
@@TheActualNobi I mean, it's pixel art, and that's really nothing new when it comes to video games. But yeah, the OST is pleasant, sure. Though granted, a lot of the music in the game carries whimsy, mystical, hopeful, inspiring vibes, and sometimes even gets close to being as happy-sounding as a piece of music in a Sonic game. With FNF mods about Undertale, the songs always seem to carry across these exact same vibes. And when it comes to FNF songs, those aren't the vibes that I actively seek. I prefer songs that carry the opposite vibes: dreadful, hopeless, apocalyptic, the kind of music you'd hear if you were going up against some kind of unstoppable threat with no chance of winning, but you're gonna try anyways. Songs with those vibes are powerful, intense, and have REALLY catchy rhythms, and they really get me pumped up. They always make me wanna bounce in my seat or bop my head to the music. In this VS Gorefield mod, the songs "Hi Jon" and "BIGotes" are the two best examples of that. Those two songs have the EXACT kind of tone in the music that I like to hear in FNF songs.
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PFFF THE "OH-" CAUGHT ME OUT OF GUARD!!!! I'm really happy that you liked the mod!!! Even if I was only a Va in the mod I'm really grateful you played it!! 🩵🖤
I LOVED the mod! All of you did a phenomenal job on it, and it's risen to rank among The Greats in FNF mods to me. Be proud of that. :)
on the loading screen that said “quieres?” It is a Spanish meme where they offer you a cigarette and say that if you want the thing, here it is made with the intention of representing as if you want the microphone or if you want to rap.
Ohhh! Okay, then that makes more sense to me now. I'm not really aware of many Spanish memes, mostly because I'm not fluent in that language. ^^; Thanks for letting me know!
@@Terrifyger That's normal not to know about Spanish memes and all that, I know about the meme because I'm Hispanic.
@@anthonyg1w More power to you, then. I didn't know at the time. XD
in the breaking cat song the health is in the top left corner where it says health and the health is the hearts underneath it
also i like your idea of godfield judging nermal as i always wondered why that happened in that song
Yeah, those four hearts represent how many hurt notes I can afford to hit. But is there a visible health _bar_ anywhere in that song, where successfully hitting notes gives me more health and missing notes makes me lose health? Y'know, like all the other songs in the mod?
And I'm glad you liked my idea of what was going on in Cataclysm. I wasn't too sure what was going on in it, either, but it felt like Nermal was being judged by Godfield, only to have his existence unmade in the end.
I did not notice the real health bar was missing also I really enjoyed this video a ton keep up the good work
@@underfan-101 Thanks so much! :3
It seems not many know why Cryfield is. I got this from someone in a livestream, pretty sure the following os true: Cryfield is a Garfield that was kicked out by Jon, in which Jon went out to look for him but lightning struck his car and he crashed. And that "Gorefield" is just Garfield in so much guilt thinking everything is his fault he turns into that freakish abomination.
So Garfield felt so much grief that he mutated into that monster? I mean, if that's what happened, then I don't doubt it, but how exactly did Garfield do it? Did he have the ability to mutate into that creature all along and he just didn't know it, or was he actually Gorefield in disguise?
For the final part of the Sansfield week, that hulking form is Ultra Sansfield. The form takes inspiration from the Ultra Sans Fight fangame/animation. Basically has Sans going into a giant almost eldlich form after what should've been him dying, and he becomes essentially unstoppable. Destroying the action buttons, causing chaos, and at one point even snatching your Soul (With the usual tooltip for the Ultra Sansfield Phase referencing this by telling you to "Protect your Soul") and preparing to obliterate your soul with a laser blast.
Also Godfield is based on the Ophiuchus Gorefield from the Gorefield Horoscope series. The form we see him as in the mod is actually the more "savior" like design it took up after destroying the world and preparing to rebuild it anew, as the new GOD over it's newly cultivated land.
1:01:42 I understood that he nermal This here is the one that appeared in Sansfield week
Note: fnf gamebreaker was the first mod to have notes going sideways
Oh, was it? I never checked that mod out, so I didn't know. But that's cool! :)
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4:18 me, but its a very uncomfortable notespeed.
for some reason, the header of the "gameplay"-options menu says you can change scrollspeed, but its not an option in there. the song is REALLY COOL but stressful to play on that scrollspeed.
Any song is stressful to play on a super high scroll speed, honestly.
yep. like, even vanilla fnf-stuff is gonna get annoying on that speed.
normally, when i get the option to change it, i just put it to 3. this one starts at 2.5 (which you can see in the chart-file), and goes up to what feels like 4.5. bit much.@@Terrifyger
@@EinManU Yeah, 3 feels like a more fair speed to me.
Here's a fun fact for you. Depending on your date of birth, you will have a different version of gourfield coming after you.
So yeah, the zodiac signs, but gorfield instead.
Hello. I know it’s pretty late to say it now since it has been 2 weeks from this videos upload but i still wanted to ask how much did you like the song “the great punishment” overall from this mod.
It was a cool song. It wasn't my favorite, but it was cool. The first couple of verses with the faster pace to the singing was my favorite part, but once the vocals became more spaced apart, it felt like the song got slower, oddly enough, and I didn't like that.
@@Terrifyger Ok! thanks for replying!
@@jasnaantolicbozinovic3434 You're welcome! ^^;
Cataclysm in my opinion is the best song, the Great Punishment second, and all the others.
What godfield said there was your sins will haunt you. There was something in the and in other videos. I've heard what it was but I forgot so sorry.
*layer by layer, your demons will hunt you*
So a zombie boy was basically someone else's take on gourfield, but eventually, like halfway through, they did their own thing. So yeah, and John's a delivery boy in this universe. He delivers Lasagna to the house that you're in in the mod for this week. And yeah, that's really others. Being a other week's summer based off of the old Garfield TV. Show and summer just for this mod.
Did you use speech-to-text to make this comment?
@@Terrifyger I think they were trying to explain Lasagna Boy's week? I don't know anything about lasagna boy except for the fact that his week takes place during the 1st level of the classic version of his game also his name is Jon but he is not related to or connected to Garfield Jon.
@@scanchannel3259 I can tell they were trying to explain Lasagna Boy's week, but as their comment progressed, I understood it less and less. Hence my question to them.
I believe Lenin was Jon's friend and the original owner of Ody in the song Bitotes its supposed to be a reimagined you can't run but with triple trouble references and its fanmade remakes (edit: i have no knowledge of the origin of Lenin all i know is that he knew that the events would happen eventually)
If by "Lenin", you mean "Lyman", then yes. I do know about his character in the comic strip, and how he eventually left. I didn't know that "BIGotes" was a reimagined "You Can't Run", but I could kinda see it. Though it turned out way, way better than "You Can't Run". XD
My apologies for misspelling I type fast on mobile. If you hear the instrumental version it has a similar beat to you can't run
@@YTXainPlayz Yeah, the tempo is kinda similar, although the one in "BIGotes" isn't as fast, but that's okay. It even includes a brief pixel scene as well, though it lasts for about half as long as the one in "You Can't Run".
what type of shotgun does jon have? its not a double barrel since you dont pump them, but pump shotguns are only 1 shot then you need to pump them agian, and he fires twice then pumps it, unless hes getting lucky with accidentally loading 2 in the chamber, and its not a semi automatic shotgun otherwise why would he pump it at all unless its jammed, but i see a tubular magazine on the bottom of the shotgun but you still cant fire a pump shotgun twice- im just that person that confuses over the little things, but never the less the first song is pog, it can compete with mario's, madness v2 any day.
Where did you get that boy sprite in the thumbnail from
I manually made it myself, using a mix of Boyfriend's and Pico's assets. I do that for every FNF video I do. :3
@@Terrifyger looks really good!
@@loner10K Thanks very much!
I subscribed, I was not 20 minutes in tho :D
Hey, awesome! Thanks very much! :3
1:03:15
*Layer by layer, your demons will hunt you*
I heard someone saying it was something similar to that: "Layer on layer, your demons will haunt you." Having demons _haunt_ you, rather than _hunt_ you, makes more sense to me, and I hear "haunt" anyways.
@@Terrifygerfair enough
You still need help finding them notes?
You mean the code for unlocking the song with Arlene? I haven't tried unlocking it since this video, and I don't know if I'll ever be able to, or if I'll want to. It feels like way too much trouble for just one song.
Yeah there easy to find and you don't have to play the songs lol tho it does require a quick eye and a quick mouse and auto play to save you some grief
@@Terrifygerthat locked song is a release song
To be honest i really didnt struggle much with Sansfields mechanics
Maybe i got too used to pain
Could be that you've grown accustomed to those types of mechanics. Me, I've never really gotten the hang of them.
Godfield would have been fine if it wasnt for the insane speed
But then again we are fighting a biblically accurate garfield
In my observation
All Stars: Gave you false hope during Act 1 and slowly crushing you until DETH in act 4
Cataclysm: You never stood a chance to begin with its a matter of time before you break inevitably resistance is futile
@@cgaminganims7046 Yeah, "All Stars" and "Cataclysm" definitely have different feels to them. Whichever is superior is really just open to interpretation. I do think that giving false hope, only to take it away, is more evil, though.
@@Terrifyger Ultra M is more of an Evil entity thats why its more evil
I mean thats what Evil is to trick and to fool and to cause horror
Meanwhile Godfield is more of the serious side giving off his angelic form a more gentle yet menacing feeling
Judges you punishes you straight as an arrow a god that takes its role as a judge jury and executioner by crucifying and granting "Salvation"
Hello Terrifyger my name is Bobby it's nice to meet you I am new here
Lol, imagine Baby mode
Imo, the mechanics make the song, they're fun in my opinion and add to the song and the challenge in general. Ya just gotta get the hang of it.
I personally feel like you were being a little harsh on the songs with mechanics
To me, the songs themselves are what make the songs. Having it be actually pleasant to listen to is what's most important, not the gameplay that goes along with it. Extra mechanics are good for people who want a challenge, but while I do welcome a challenge, I don't actively look for it, either. If it were up to me, I'd prefer to just play the songs straight without any mechanics to worry about, but I knew that if I had the mechanics off for all the songs, that likely wouldn't sit well with my viewers. So I gave them a try to see what I was in for.
Some mechanics, I could get the handle of, but the one in the Sansfield week, no. That's too much for my brain to keep track of, and if the Sans week in _Indie Cross_ threw that at me for an entire song length, I would've had to shut off the mechanics there, too. Looking back, the stuff in "Breaking Cat" wasn't all that bad, and given how close I was to beating the song with the mechanics on on my first try, I probably could've done it if I gave it enough time. But what you need to understand is that I don't have all the time in the world to record. I live in a family of 5, and the times that I record are the times where as many of them are out of the house as possible, so it's not all that often that I can record. If I recorded my videos while they were home, there'd be very audible background noise cutting into the video a LOT, especially since my family members shout from room to room sometimes. Having a constant clock on me like that while I record can make me more stressed out than I would be otherwise, especially if it's nearing the time of day where my family would get home. I like to make sure that it doesn't take me multiple days to record something, and if I tried to beat the Sansfield songs or the "Breaking Cat" song, it certainly would've taken me that long.
But at least I was able to handle all the other songs with their mechanics, and I think that's commendable. Best not to bash me for not being able to beat certain songs with their mechanics, and instead be happy that I was able to beat the vast majority of them _with_ their mechanics.
True I suppose.
Idk, there's good points to both sides.
@@freddykrueger1699 Of course there is. You have your viewpoint on it, and I have mine, and they're not the same, but that's okay. I expect that at least 90% of FNF players enjoy songs that're challenging to beat, and therefore welcome additional mechanics, especially if they're tough to get the hang of. So I'm in that lesser 10%. I can certainly appreciate the creativity of using extra mechanics, but that doesn't necessarily mean that I'll enjoy them. I had huge complaints with playing through "No Party" in the Mario's Madness mod, too, with its writing mechanic, but I could still appreciate the creativity of it.
In the cartoon cat week the girl that you don’t know is Luna Henderson
So she IS someone that's connected to the Trevor Henderson lore! I figured as much. Thanks for informing me! :3
No. or. Maybe...? She isn't Trevor henderson daughter that's for sure...I couldn't be sure though...since she's actually from Friday night Funkin VS cartoon cat...check it out though...I was going to say more...but am tired and lazy -_- so...figure it out.
@@MarshRavera So she might be someone that was just invented for the "VS Cartoon Cat" mod, then? That would make sense, given how Cartoon Cat's inclusion in this mod was apparently a crossover.
IF nerpel is the cat who I think he is, he's the one who made a deal with jon and started this whole mess in gameboyed complete nerpel must have gotten caught and whatever by goldfield and got dead
dude hypno's lullaby is dead, you ment sonic.exe, mario madness, and imposter v4
No, I meant Sonic.exe, Hypno's Lullaby, and Mario's Madness.
@@Terrifyger i know that, but isn't imposter v4 also famous?
@@bamlethecreator6303 I wouldn't know.
Hypno's lullaby is actually coming back. Officially. This is not a joke.
@@cloudman1145 HA! Thank you! >:3
Have you heard of FNF: K Rools Return?
I've heard of it, but never played it before. It sounds like it's something Donkey Kong-related, and I'm not all too invested in that part of the Mario canon. XD
Sansfield *is* made by lumpy touch (As a fangame called Bad Monday Simulator) The second and third songs are fnf remixes of the actual ost from that game, also godfield makes their first (proper) appearance there too (albeit with a very *Very* low chance of appearing after praying)
Also I think (imo) BATIM and the rest of the bendy games are more overrated than Undertale
Also, Sorry in advance if this comment was contributing to make that community post by the way (I’m just miserably trying to add some context to the funny cat bone guy from a undertale fangame)
Don't worry, it didn't contribute to that post, but I appreciate your concern. You're just providing context on stuff that was used in this very video, not asking me to make some other type of video, and I always like context if I don't understand stuff. So thank you for explaining. :)
And BATIM being overrated... I mean, I can see where you're coming from, but I personally disagree. I really like the world that was created in the games (both BATIM and BATDR), with its twist of "something cute turned into something disturbing" - which, may I say, I just LOVE that twist being used in media. When done right, it can be SO incredible. Plus, there wasn't like 20+ AUs made about BATIM (unlike Undertale), so the vanilla experience still feels enjoyable and hasn't lost its charm. Not to mention that I don't see it getting as much praise as Undertale does; Undertale gets a TON of praise, even to this day, and by this point in time, its level of praise is feeling kind of ridiculous to me.
Where is BF on the cover?
What cover?
@@Terrifyger BF with scissors
@@QWHY-m9v Oh, that's not BF. That's me, Terrifyger. I always put myself in the thumbnails of my FNF videos.
@@Terrifyger I see thⅹ this so cool
wow
Cryfield turn to gore field of this sorrows and that’s not nermal it’s Arlene
No, Arlene has a longer neck and no stripes. That there's Nermal. The chromatic scale used for him was even labeled as "Nermal Scale".
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37:23 deserved. I don't think that it's that hard. BIGotes was WAY harder then all of sans songs.
If you don't think it's that hard, then it's "deserved" in your opinion, not in fact.
And "BIGotes" wasn't that difficult, honestly. With the last two Sanfield songs, there's notes you have to avoid _mixed in_ with notes that you have to hit, and there's a huge abundance of those types of notes. With "BIGotes", there's notes you have to avoid, but there's way less of them, and there's also health notes that come in. Taking that into consideration, it's much, much easier to beat "BIGotes" that it would be to beat the second two Sansfield songs. It's harder than the first Sansfield song, yes, just because that "Cat Patella" doesn't have any weird mechanics going on in it. But "Mondaylovania" and "Ultra-Field"? Those two would definitely be harder to beat than "BIGotes". At least for me, apparently. I guess your skillset and my skillset are talented in different forms of challenges.
@@Terrifyger Yeh. I beat BIGotes in 3 tries and the rest of the mod first try. I used to mechanics, not speed.
It depends on what kinds of mechanics for me, really. To me, speed is less of a mechanic and more of just a feature (the scrolling notes) that's been increased. Notes that I have to avoid are like my Achilles Heel when it comes to FNF mods. When playing FNF, my mindset during the gameplay is "I see notes and I have to hit them". So notes that I'm required to miss don't slot in nicely with my mindset when playing. ^^;
@@Terrifyger I guess I can do all of that because I play fnf since 2020 + I beat a lot of Shaggy mods with one-shot arrows. And since I am a charter, I can just change the speed in files and don't worry about it. I can even use every finger on both hands to play 10-key.
@@staslk2819 Yeah, I know how to change the speed of the notes in the files as well, but if the note speed is all I have to worry about, then I don't intend on changing it (unless I'm actually struggling with it, but that's not often). Multiple keys are also something that I just cannot do. I've been able to handle 6 keys, but that's about it. If the spacebar is needing to be used as well, then that's too much for me for some reason.
i never liked under tale
Oh! Well, good for you, then. I used to like it, but now I just think it's kinda overrated, and I don't really care about it all that much. I like some of the characters, but that's about it.
@@Terrifygerhonestly, lets be real that fnf is much more overrated than undertale, also fnf's hype and popularity peak was CRAZY
@@TheActualNobi FNF is kinda overrated, yeah, but not moreso than _Undertale_ is. At least, not to me. The game's got immediate appeal from its very first version - nice colors to it, a very likeable artstyle, and of course the catchy music as well. It's no wonder why people liked it immediately.
@@Terrifyger I understand it opinions, but we can say the same about undertale, good pixel artstyle, awesome music, whole lore with parts of meta in it and stuff like that, thats why undertale became one of the most famous games worldwide
@@TheActualNobi I mean, it's pixel art, and that's really nothing new when it comes to video games. But yeah, the OST is pleasant, sure. Though granted, a lot of the music in the game carries whimsy, mystical, hopeful, inspiring vibes, and sometimes even gets close to being as happy-sounding as a piece of music in a Sonic game. With FNF mods about Undertale, the songs always seem to carry across these exact same vibes. And when it comes to FNF songs, those aren't the vibes that I actively seek. I prefer songs that carry the opposite vibes: dreadful, hopeless, apocalyptic, the kind of music you'd hear if you were going up against some kind of unstoppable threat with no chance of winning, but you're gonna try anyways. Songs with those vibes are powerful, intense, and have REALLY catchy rhythms, and they really get me pumped up. They always make me wanna bounce in my seat or bop my head to the music. In this VS Gorefield mod, the songs "Hi Jon" and "BIGotes" are the two best examples of that. Those two songs have the EXACT kind of tone in the music that I like to hear in FNF songs.