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Katie; 28 years old; she/her; Chinese American; bisexual; very multifandom; also I make gifs; tracking #userdragonz

[dragonsareawesome123]

-"Two of Us" by The Beatles

Project Hail Mary (2026) dir. Phil Lord and Christopher Miller

[abductedeeveee]

deltarune fans when toriel gets drunk: 12 video essay, toriel is a horrible mother, lets kill sans

deltarune fans when it's confirmed that asgore was a neglectful father: *crickets*

[dragonsareawesome123]

Ngl, Asgore stans have truly made me have almost no sympathy for him.

[dragonsareawesome123]

Seeing so many people say they are disappointed and feel baited that all Asgore did in Chapter 5 was stand around and do nothing, meanwhile I’m RELIEVED that he wasn’t the chapter boss or anything because a) Toriel was asleep the entirety of being in the dark world of Chapter 3 so it would’ve been so unfair if Asgore got to be super active and important in the dark world while Toriel didn’t and b) I honestly wasn’t looking forward to Asgore going “woe is me” for 10 hours so I’m glad we didn’t get much of that.

[dragonsareawesome123]

Brought to you by “Asgore did nothing wrong by stalking and harassing his ex-wife! Clearly, she’s the one in the wrong for rejecting him” comes “You guys don’t understand! Asgore HAD to yell at his wife and neglect his kids because he was sad :(”

[dragonsareawesome123]

Also the Asgore defenders who think people calling Asgore a chud is in ANY WAY comparable to the misogynistic bullshit y’all were saying about Toriel last year enrage me so much!!!

[nixscriptum]

[raisedbat]

"when i parade their body around town, everyone will finally realize how right i was" is a very normal thing to say if you are totally only concerned with protecting people and totally dont care at ALL about any kind of revenge power fantasy

[raisedbat]

doht misunderstand this as character hate i think hes (largely) a very good character. this is an awesome character trait to have for a guy who sucks

[raisedbat]

the way in which asgore is kind of vindicative and defaults to 'getting revenge' as his first response to loss is really interesting. probably my favourite character trait of his

[crunchybeards]

Loved your Asgore tags and was talking about it with my spouse but like. The fact that Asgore only realized he was in the wrong because he himself had to be put into the position he CONSTANTLY put Toriel in like. DUDE……..

(My tags for context slight DR Ch5 Spoilers)

THAT'S WHAT IM SAYING THAT'S WHAT IVE BEEN SAYING. His inability to actually see the impact his own choices have had on his family is so insane to me. Since the very first chapter Asgore was built up as a neglectful father and a neglectful spouse and Chapter 5 didn't give us an excuse per se it gave us his own justification for his neglect. He poured so much of his time and energy into solving this case and thinking that if he does a singular big grand gesture that it'll genuinely solve all his problems. When that exact mindset is what led him to be in the position he is to BEGIN WITH.

A little bit more beneath the cut, not analysis just opinions and observations:

The fact that he could only acknowledge his flaws once an outside entity that is bordering on a reflection of him (Flowery) had a direct impact on one of the people he's been supposedly trying to win back is so telling of his character. That this entire time throughout this entire investigation he didn't so much as think that the reason why he's in dire financial straits, has been divorced for years, his family being distant from him, was because of his own actions. Nobody made him push his family away like that, nobody put his business into bankruptcy, nobody made him do his supposed investigation. He chose to spend all his resources on the investigation, he chose to focus on the investigation as opposed to spending anytime with his family, he CHOSE to not be there for Toriel who also most definitely was going through it alone. Her ass had to support herself, Kris and Asriel on a teacher's salary ALONE, whilst Asgore saw their divorce as a minor hiccup in their relationship whilst actively shooting himself in the foot and not helping with the basic needs of the family. I genuinely do wonder when was the last time Asgore helped out in the house like at all or seen Kris play the piano. The entire chapter he was talking about how much he wants for things to go back to normal but he is the reason why his normal was robbed of him. Him placing all the blame on the "tragic incident" is indicative of his separation from his own actions that led him here.

And this isn't to say he shouldn't be allowed to defend himself or have any kind of self-respect. Getting fired over something that you were not responsible for sucks but Asgore didn't think to consider the feelings of those that were further affected by his reactions and subsequent actions to him getting fired over the incident he keeps on vaguing about. He could've done this investigation whilst being there for his family, he could've and honestly should've been there to support them to begin with. He was more focused on the restoration of how people perceive him as opposed to how those also affected by the same exact incident also felt. How the hell did the Holidays feel? How does his son feel? How does his wife and Kris feel? How does the entire town feel? Why is it that the only person who should be served and worthy of justice, is himself? Like everybody fell to the wayside during his pursuit of his idea of justice and that's why I'm critical of his justification for starting the investigation to begin with. It's a noble action, on paper, but within context, he prioritised his own feelings above everybody else's and has this belief that his actions will be in the best interest of everyone he cares about without so much as consulting those same exact people.

I wouldn't say he didn't love Toriel he absolutely did, but that love has eroded in such a way that it became something different. Romance was no longer natural it was a goal, something to be achieved. That he genuinely expected her to wait for him. That he thought that it was him getting fired that was the rift in their marriage and not the fact that he became volatile (I swear to you that speech where he was talking about parading the body of the person responsible for the aforementioned incident was borderline what made Toriel divorce him.) and subsequently neglected her own needs in a marriage and the need for a partner when times got tough. Which is such a horrific way of seeing love, that love is expected and not earned and maintained. If it were possible I want Toriel to divorce him again.

TLDR: Asgore is the king of neglect because he prioritised his investigation that nobody asked or expected him to do as opposed to actually being there for his family whilst ALSO expecting them to wait for his return.

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What if Flowery was in Undertale? 🐛

I am so inconsistent with how I draw Flowery it’s bothering me so much aaaghhh

This is the first time I’ve drawn Frisk in like 9 years probably! I was probably 9 at the time lol

I don’t know how to draw the jarona pose…

[heartyhiroshi]

I know dark worlds in general have weird logic, but what if Flowery being so young in terms of experience is why he thinks moist pie is okay (based on Asgore's response, it is not)

And I couldn't get the image but when he then asks if Asgore wants salt and pepper with his pie because he maybe knows food has seasoning but doesn't know when and how it works. I say this because Flowery is specifically trying to recreate Asgore's happy life before the incident so I assume here he's trying to recreate Toriel's pie

I love recontextualising the Flowers as naive and silly because they're still so young and new to everything. They're 🤏🤏🤏🤏

[appaeve]

i really really REALLY like you

[meadless-prime]

I had a dream last night

[pinkfestivalpeanuttree]

so like. why did he say this. why does he say anything really.

[iwontusethis255]

[the-swaggy]

Hey guys I think my game's broken!

[tainebot01]

Start of ch5: What on The Angel’s green earth is that thing doing and how do I get him to stop.

End of ch5:

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[cracked-frog]

"Thank you for watching our dream"

Deltarune chapter 5 spoilers

This scene means so much to me. Flowery means so much to me. All the flowers made the best of the time they had, grateful they survived more than a single day, already somewhat accepting they won't be "conscious" for long. They all had those simple dreams, simple wants that made their existence worth living, that made them feel alive. Dreams that while still caring for everyone around them, were just for them, their wants they fulfilled.

And then there's Flowery. Their leader, the one who's HOPES AND DREAMS were the strongest, the most desperate. At first he appeared annoying, antagonistic, maybe even manipulative. But while yes some of it might be true his motives are completely understandable to me. The kindest person he knew was Asgore, he cares so much for him and is willing to give him the world. He did in a way, making the dark world his little paradise (at least that's what he wanted to do)

But from his perspective, what right does the gang have to keep their home and destroy Asgore's. I think Flowery is the strong character he is because his motivation isn't just to hold onto his dreams but also make that fantasy Asgore's reality, to show their gratitude and make him happy. His hopes and dreams..... and that's where my Asriel parallels come in. I think Flowery has a lot of mixed traits of Asriel and Flowey. Holding onto his fantasy, projecting on others, making up statistics just to feel stronger, bending rules of reality just because he can, and having that one special person he's "doing all of this for". I'm especially focused on Asriel having infinite attack and defence and Flowery faking his own stats in a similar way. That final battle accumulating all his desperation to prove his power, to prove his point. He's determined. I think he's the "determination"- a culmination of traits from all the flowers and that makes him so powerful just like determination did in undertale (I'm ofc not talking about the reset power)

And at the end, after everyone said their goodbyes, Flowery fully accepted it's his end. So when the knight took Asgore he threw himself there, determined to make even the slightest difference, hoping he can save Asgore in exchange for his own life. He knew his "life", his consciousness will end and he went out with a bang. Holding onto his hopes

[iskander-tm]

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