Agenda is the death of all debate

[ilovecalcs]

Ja-Orange!

[ilovecalcs]

[ilovecalcs]

The fountain maker has no influence at all in the personalities of the darkners

This is very common misinformation that i often see thrown around, for example to discredit some knight theories since "they would have to know the lore of Kris and Noelle's childhood games to make SpamTenna" or "why would Carol create Queen as an evil version of herself?"

Well the answer is that dark worlds straight up do not work like that, and chapter 4 shows this clearly. The first and second sanctuaries are made by different people, presumably the knight and Susie respectively, and they have different "lighting", but the exact same darkners appear in both, the only difference is who was stone and who was darkner.

There's also the fact that no matter the dark world, Lancer is always Lancer, Roulx is always Roulx, and Starwalker is always Starwalker. Also, if darkners could have different 'interpretations', castle town would not work at all.

This also applies to dustners. The old man did not turn into the sound of justice in the second sanctuary, he simply was not present, and the SoJ was one of the former statues of his study (Ralsei even comments on this).

The only possible states for an object in the dark world are either stone, or that specific darkner.

[ilovecalcs]

Roaring Roundtrip Theory (deltarune chapter 6/7 prediction)

After the code in Flower King, and if the chapter 6 dark world (likely the ice palace) ends up being the Holiday Manor, we'd still be missing one final shelter code, the Delta Rune Code.

With it being the symbol of their religion and all that, we expected the Delta Rune code to be somewhere in the church, yet we already went there twice, once in the light and once in the dark, and not only did we not find any shelter codes, Susie didnt even get the idea to look for them there. So i dont think it will be there in the end.

Instead, i think the last code will be in posession of another important character whom the knight seems to want to kidnap yet doesnt seem any plot-relevant yet

That's right, Toriel, and her suspiciously locked room.

I've had this theory for a while but my friends would always shut it down with "but we already had a dark world in Kris's house in chapter 3!" which is a fair point, two dark worlds in the same building would be a bit of a shame considering how many other places deserve one, but i think i found a solution for that.

My solution is that after chapter 6's dark world, the roaring would begin, and we'd be unable to leave the dark world. then, either at the end of chapter 6, or at the beginning of chapter 7, we would get told the location of the last shelter code, and have to make our way to Kris's house through the roaring.

My idea for this is that the direct path from the holiday manor to Kris's house would be blocked off for some reason (for example by whatever the gate turned into in the darkness) so we would take an alternate route around hometown. we would have a long puzzle section with few breaks, going through the locations of several previous dark worlds, like the supreme table in cyber world that we would now be finally able to climb, and finishing back in cyber world, going further back to the upper floor, and finding the last shelter code there to finish the game inside.

[discount-supervillain]

It's a very close competition

[veerii]

May I present you with the Dragon Fruit Flower, or as I would like to call it, the Hakuryuu flower.

These flowers are sometimes referred to as 'Moonflowers' or 'Queen of The Night' because they only bloom in the dark. They're very short-lived, lasting less than 24 hours. Once they wilt, the popular Dragon Fruit we're familiar with begins to grow at the base.

Hakuryuu blossomed into the 'Ultimate Player' under Fifth Sector's guidance -- i.e. in the darkness. He was just as brilliant as a 'Queen of The Night', ruling the depths of God Eden. But just like these brilliant flowers, which wilt so soon after blooming, Hakuryuu's reign as the ultimate player came to an end when Project Zero was suspended following their tie against Raimon.

But the story doesn't end there.

At the end of the Gryphon movie, Hakuryuu tells Tsurugi that he is going to start from the basics again. No longer the flower of God Eden, but just a regular player.

And when we see him again in Galaxy, he's grown into a powerful captain and team player, just like this beautiful flower grows into the fierce looking Dragon Fruit.

[redvelvet5y5]

Based on that one post from Inazuma Heritage Post

[prismsoup]

Drawing for a friend because i kept saying "wormed to meet you" whenever they fell into maggot water

[purristt]

thing

[ilovecalcs]

[patzy-paxx]

ARRIBA EL HIROMIDO

[the-second-sanctuary]

[dumgumgum]

* right, this is where we draw pictures, and don’t kill each other!

[redvelvet5y5]

maybe send me an alien

the nicest alien you have

idea from @alphalilyrae

[d3f3n3str4t10n]

Who will it be? Find out June 24th, only on Deltarune.

[tramon81]

[ilovecalcs]

"It's so gonna be you"

"yeah..."

[daarcee]

hes too cringe 4 this world

[ilovecalcs]

Some Inazuma11 headcanons related to keshins:

- Using Miximax fundamentally changes who you are as a football player while transformed, so using your keshin, the ultimate embodiment of your football, becomes exponentially harder. That's why only Fei out of everyone in Chrono Storm can use keshin armed and miximax at once

- on the other hand using the keshin of the person you're miximaxed with is far easier.

- characters who miximax with 'themselves', like SARU, Fran, Wolfein and Vamp have an easier time summoning their keshin while miximaxed

- (this one is stolen right from the manga) keshin users summon their keshins all the time, even when not playing football. Whenever they're feeling strong emotions or in the case of Shinsuke when he needs to reach the top shelf.

- despite keshins being relatively common, the new members of Earth Eleven had never seen one before.