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Here's an explanation; if anyone else is experienced with the Japanese language, you can also speak up and give your opinion too (if you want)

But honestly, I never thought Tsumugi's phrase should be interpreted literally. I don't think that in the V3 universe, Tsumugi has been present since the first Danganronpa was released; much of her character revolves around being a Danganronpa fan. I don't think she would be a fan of the game in the same way if she had been involved from the beginning.

There are other explanations you could give, such as them casting the same mastermind personalities in teenagers ever since the game became a reality show, but honestly the simplest explanation is that Tsumugi meant she worked very hard to keep Danganronpa going.

It's just a pattern I noticed watching Udg for the first time; it's amazing how, so far, Toko is rarely wrong in her suspicions, lol.

She always locks in when she uses that sprite, it's wonderful to watch.

I always thought Charlie was in the same age range as CC/Elizabeth, but what confuses me is that I see many fanfics that portray her as being the same age as Mike. I wonder: Which is correct and why? Is she the same age as CC or Elizabeth, or is she even younger?

I feel the same way about Vanessa Afton; the evidence suggests that was probably Scott's intention, but I'd prefer it not to be real because I'd prefer the Afton family story to end in UCN... Anyway, what are some theories you don't want to be real because you don't like them?

Kris always talked about the differences between the two, and I decided to compare Ralsei to the only image we have of Asriel's silhouette in Deltarune.

Their body shapes seem quite similar, but we can already see some differences: firstly, Asriel seems a bit taller than when they were the same age, Ralsei sometimes seems to stand on tiptoe, so the height difference could be a little greater.

Ralsei's feet seem larger than Asriel's, and not only that, but Ralsei's horns seem much bigger, while Asriel's are small. I can't say if it's more normal at that age to have horns the size of Asriel's or Ralsei's.

Edit: Another detail I forgot to mention is that Ralsei has a tuft of hair between his horns that Asriel doesn't seem to have.

Another thing that's not really related to the topic, but Dess was probably taller than Asriel at that age (before the Despair), given that Ralsei and Asriel are of similar heights and Noelle, who is in the same age range, is taller than Ralsei.

Of course, Noelle might be taller than Dess at that age (wow, that would be strange), but if Dess Knight is real, it could reinforce the idea that Dess is tall, given that Knight seems to be referred to as tall in the Light world by the text (at least implicitly).

But of course, since Kris is small, many things might be considered "tall" for them, lol.

So, in Scott Cawthon's new Twitter post, there's this little easter egg that indicates Mike worked at Freddy's in the 80s, which I'm seeing a lot of people discussing its relevance to the lore and that it might be related to FNAF1

There are several problems with people's interpretation, so I'm going to discuss a few things:

First: Mike hasn't been hired yet (at least as I understand it) since "employee training," as I understand it, means you still have to go through training before becoming a proper employee.

Secondly, I don't see him being the Nightguard from FNAF 1, considering there's a newspaper article saying they're looking for jobs in that field, so I don't think it would make sense.

Aside from the date difference, with this easter egg being from 8/8 (the anniversary date of FNAF) and Mike working on 11/12.

So this is just a useless easter egg?..... I don't think so actually.

"But it's just a random poster" posted on the official FNAF account, and perhaps by Scott himself.

"It's just a reference to the anniversary," you see, I understand that, it was probably because the month and day were chosen, but why "198x" specifically?????? Like, I know that 198x is an important date within the lore, but if it's just to make a reference within the lore and make it clear that it has no relevance, "2014" and even "1987" (The "meme" fnaf year) would be much better dates in my opinion

Obscuring the year leaves much more open-ended, as if Scott wanted us to discuss it; even the decision to use the protagonist's real name is strange, besides the fact that it's little hidden.

This probably means something within the lore, even if it's not particularly relevant (I'll get to that later).

What do I think? Simple, Mike worked at Freddy's before FNAF 1 (using the same pseudonym at least), but he wasn't the Night Guard.

Assuming this is a real badge, Mike probably previously worked as a day guard (or as a technician, as some have suggested; it would make sense, since on night 7 he works with the animatronics, so he has knowledge of the subject) and when the night guard position opened up in 1993, he saw the newspaper and applied for the job. Since he already worked there and had experience, Fazbear accepted

This also explains why the FNAF 1 connections treat Mike as the new guy at work; it makes a certain amount of sense.

That being said, is this even remotely relevant? No.

Whether Mike worked at Freddy's before or not won't be relevant to the story, unless a game or book comes out about it. For now, it would just be a small detail/backstory about what he was doing during those years, but nothing major.

It's the kind of detail that if you ignore it, it won't change much, so I understand why people deny it; in the end

It doesn't matter ohhhhhh

It's just a silly little theory I had when I saw it on Social Media, but what if Friend's tail is alive (assuming it's the Tail of Hell?)

Like, Sol in Undertale seems to have a sentient tail (just like the cage in Deltarune), they say "don't talk to the tail." Temmie said a long time ago that tails are "cat tails are snakes in disguise," and then we have Catti, a pink and gold cat, with her best friend Jockington, the snake.....

Not even saying that the two are friends is ridiculous with what we know now, but... What if all this is foreshadowing/a subtle reference that Friend's tail is alive? Maybe "Tail of Hell" is talking about a living creature, a snake that would guide the heroes/children away from the wrong path...

Maybe in the fight against the Friends we fought with a tail, or maybe it was an enemy on its own... idk, just something to think about.

Chica remains silent on the matter; it is theorized that she already lives in New Jersey and therefore didn't care.

What do you think will be answered in chapter 6 (I got this image from someone else)? The person also grouped these plot points to make it easier to see what will be answered and when it will happen.

EXTRA:

-Who is the GONER_MAKER'S second voice?

-What is the police sacrifice for? Why is the Knight kidnapping people?

-What is Ralsei doing every time he tells Kris to close their eyes?

-Who is the ANGEL? What is the ring of Heaven's call?

If you want to have some fun and try answering some of these questions, I encourage you to; it could be fun.

I see a lot of people saying that Noelle thinks Ralsei and Asriel look alike compared to Kris and Asgore, but if you look at the words she chooses to describe Ralsei, you'll see that she's basically saying the same thing.

She says Ralsei looks *a little* like Asriel, but even that statement she ends with ".....but not," so she could say that the two don't look that much alike, just like Kris and Asgore. The only person who thinks they look very similar is Susie, and she specifically has never met Asriel.

The implication is that for those who knew and grew up with Asriel, they don't seem so alike, but for those who didn't experience that, it's harder to tell the differences.

Many people missed this, but what Gerson says about the "inferno of jealousy" doesn't apply solely to Ralsei.

Ralsei was indeed the character where jealousy was most focused on in the chapter, and what Gerson says about hell also applies to him because of his fire powers, but it's not just about him.

Catti became jealous of Susie and Noelle's relationship because she was implicitly in love with Noelle (Noelle even implies that Catti only hated Susie after Noelle revealed her crush on Susie).

On that same note, Kris gets jealous of Noelle and Susie's relationship because they have a crush on Susie (and maybe on Noelle too? At least that was their childhood crush).

By the way, Susie also reveals that she initially thought Kris and Noelle were a thing if you choose a certain dialogue option, and says she was jealous.

Bratty gets so angry and jealous of Catty "dating" Pizzapants that she considers poisoning him.

Pink says at the end of the fight that she was afraid they were flirting with her body because she didn't want her body to belong to anyone else, because she was jealous and hates herself.

There's the obvious example of Ralsei's jealousy, which is explicitly stated in the game.

But something that few people notice is Flowery's jealousy; he won't admit it, but he's jealous of Asgore's relationship with his real family.

Every time Asgore mentions his royal family, whether it's his children or Toriel, he immediately tries to distract him with something from this world, like skateboarding or pie. Of course, he wants him to have fun and believes his family hurt him, but... it's not jealousy either?

Flowers can try whatever they want, but they can't replace his royal family, Flowery knows that, which is why even if he won't admit it, he feels jealous that Asgore can only think about them. It makes sense that he feels jealous too, and I think that's implied (though it's not the main point).

I believe that "inferno of jealousy" refers to the mountain of jealousy that the characters experience in the following chapter; we have 8 different characters being jealous. In a way, that's really what Gerson describes, metaphorically (and literally).

Ah, there's always a chance for nicepants, we're playing a long game.

Apparently, in the Alarm Clock version, Asgore saying that Rudy falls down is translated the same way in Japanese as Noelle saying that he falls down.

But in Undertale it's different. I presume Toby decided to change the way he translated the word to something more appropriate, or did he decide to use two different words to communicate the same thing?

It used to be "stop moving," but it seems he changed it to "collapse," perhaps because it better represents what he meant by that pre-death state.

If any native Japanese speaker could clarify, it would be very helpful.

What on earth was going through that child's head? 💀

What the hell was going through their head, wtf 💀

A very serious tier list about who each Deltarune character ships

I find it funny THESE characters are supporting Kriselle, wtf 💀

If you want to ask questions, feel free.

Especially when it comes to a relationship breakdown lol, at some point you'll have Krusie's breakup fight, where harsh words will be exchanged, and after the cutscene, they'll be there holding milk with that stupid smile lol