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Oh yes my favorite duo, 'AAWEHEHEGWGWV 🥺🥺' and 'I'm barely tolerating your ass'

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Geez. The vessel is living the high life despite being homeless.

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Also, I just want to let you guys know, please do not expect this comic to have a consistent schedule. Currently I'm in the middle of a 3 month long break, and I'll try my best to get out as many pages as possible, but once I start college and the rest of life hits me, it's going to take a looooooong time to get out updates. So, I thank you in advance for your patience ^-^

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Poor Player, but then again. They wouldn’t have a home to go back to. 🙁

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Yep. Of course, the silly little player would do that. 🤣

Possession PSA.

Thank you @ferronickel for giving me this crack head idea.

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Lol, and this needs to be canon now. 🤣

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Exactly. Not to mention, there’s no separation between you and Chara unless you go way too far with the genocide or weird route. Chara is you, and you are Chara. It doesn’t matter if you change their name to make it something else. Your love for those video game characters is the same love Chara is experiencing in the game. Oh yeah. The neutral face Frisk and Kris are doing in the game is so the same face you are doing in real life. By the way, both games do make you out to be the bad guy. However, it doesn’t mean you are a bad guy. If you were truly a bad guy, the pacifist route wouldn’t exist. 😅

I find something really interesting about Deltarune, and I want to talk about it.

YOU are canon to Deltarune.

Everything in real life that has ever happened is canon to Deltarune.

You are not playing as the Player, you ARE the Player. And not in an "oh, I need to imagine I'm involved in this for the game to make sense!" way, but in a literal, by the act of playing, you are the Player way.

And that's what kind of makes the game so real- When, instead of playing as a figure, you are the figure, through and through and without having to do anything, it kind of ropes you in, and brings itself out of the realm of fiction while it's at it.

Yes, the game is fiction, and yes, nothing in it is really happening, and the code is written. But when you're a part of the narrative, it becomes very easy to forget that, and so there's very few leaps in logic you need to take in order to make it feel real.

Kris is a video game character, both in reality and in canon. The game isn't fiction, it's reality. In the lore of Deltarune, Deltarune is a video game that you are playing. The exact same is true in reality.

This also leads to something many of us, including me, are guilty of- separating the Player and ourselves. Every instance of Deltarune that has ever been played has a different Player character, because it's a different person. But that gets confusing, so we refer to ourselves, and after time, them, as the Player. As time goes on, it's very easy to feel like your actions aren't your actions, but the Player's, and you're just moving the story along. Even if you haven't done Snowgrave, you can claim that the Player did snowgrave, because plenty of Players did snowgrave. But you didn't, and as such, it's not canon for your Deltarune.

We cannot characterize the Player. We cannot give them a personality seperate from our own. They are you, and you are them. Your actions are your own, and no matter what COULD happen, it doesn't until you make it. The Player is only malicious if you are malicious. The Player is sympathetic if you are sympathetic. If you don't want Kris to suffer, then the Player doesn't want Kris to suffer, and you're not a bad person. Your love is canon.

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Finally, someone is hitting the nail on the head. When I saw how Chara has the name you put in the name selection screen for the first time in Undertale. I knew that something was off about them. People were pointing their fingers at Chara during the genocide route in order to use them as a scapegoat. When in reality, they are only blaming themself for their own actions. You can’t escape from your own sins if you do horrible things to the innocent characters. However, the love and the emotions you have for them is real. In fact, the emotional connection with these characters are so real. People literally dived head first into Deltarune just to see them again. Now that is pure love right there.

I find something really interesting about Deltarune, and I want to talk about it.

YOU are canon to Deltarune.

Everything in real life that has ever happened is canon to Deltarune.

You are not playing as the Player, you ARE the Player. And not in an "oh, I need to imagine I'm involved in this for the game to make sense!" way, but in a literal, by the act of playing, you are the Player way.

And that's what kind of makes the game so real- When, instead of playing as a figure, you are the figure, through and through and without having to do anything, it kind of ropes you in, and brings itself out of the realm of fiction while it's at it.

Yes, the game is fiction, and yes, nothing in it is really happening, and the code is written. But when you're a part of the narrative, it becomes very easy to forget that, and so there's very few leaps in logic you need to take in order to make it feel real.

Kris is a video game character, both in reality and in canon. The game isn't fiction, it's reality. In the lore of Deltarune, Deltarune is a video game that you are playing. The exact same is true in reality.

This also leads to something many of us, including me, are guilty of- separating the Player and ourselves. Every instance of Deltarune that has ever been played has a different Player character, because it's a different person. But that gets confusing, so we refer to ourselves, and after time, them, as the Player. As time goes on, it's very easy to feel like your actions aren't your actions, but the Player's, and you're just moving the story along. Even if you haven't done Snowgrave, you can claim that the Player did snowgrave, because plenty of Players did snowgrave. But you didn't, and as such, it's not canon for your Deltarune.

We cannot characterize the Player. We cannot give them a personality seperate from our own. They are you, and you are them. Your actions are your own, and no matter what COULD happen, it doesn't until you make it. The Player is only malicious if you are malicious. The Player is sympathetic if you are sympathetic. If you don't want Kris to suffer, then the Player doesn't want Kris to suffer, and you're not a bad person. Your love is canon.

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Lol. Susie would do that for sure. 🤣

as soon as I saw the blunt Ralsei Valentine’s Day card I had to draw it LOL

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Tfw an entity from another dimension controls your actions and choices, and your mom sends them a Valentine card ... 😑

(Quickly doodled this right after checking the newsletter card I got, bad bad quality lol-)

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She listens only to the classics

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Spamton learned how to Love❤️

Original song - Love Like You

Deltafallers EP 1 - "A Time and a Place"

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What would we do without you, Toby?

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I need to study toby fox's brain on a petri dish if it's the last thing i do

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i wanted to come up with some fancy designs for them!!

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DELTAFALLERS - A TIME AND A PLACE!

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"His eyes..."

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Ep 1 artist: Raylee Anne

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Ah yes. The player wants to be cute in Kris’s body, and they are having none of it.

player my beloved @purplebehittindifferent :)))

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This is why Gaster is brilliant. This guy literally outsmarted us so damn hard, but he can’t be upset with us with what happened in Undertale. I mean we are the angel, and he is the devil. The angelic player wants to know the devil known as Gaster, and he granted it by giving us his game to play with. Gaster probably knows how innocent the player is as well, and it is perfect for the experiment he is doing.

I have endured what no one on earth has ever done before

I put my lips to the hands of the man who killed my son