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deltaruneyuri099

look at them go

punkitt-is-here

my deltarune fanart, ultimate strategic brilliance one billion

wonderarium

this sewing pattern just touched me while i was in the middle of reading it

Things are going to get slasher ( •_•)

So, if you know about Onionsan being cut up in pieces for food... and Meat Factory song being related to Gaster... And the fact we keep seeing the FRIEND character that looks like an Amalgamate. I'm really really really worried about the characters that are missing. Guys I think the knight might be an Amalgamate, and if that is true... Dess and Papyrus are missing... Do you get what I'm throwing here?!?! Also, the other characters that were taken are in deep DANGER!! OH FUCK. I also think this 'Meat Factory' may be related to Goners and why the characters we see to be goners in Undertale have not been turned gray yet. It may also be why Papyrus and Dess seem to be related to being forgotten... I think Sans knows and is actually really worried for the main characters. He met up with Toriel to keep her safe while the Knight was going after her and asked for the punch card with the "Don't Forget" because he was worried the main crew might get abducted and become goners. I think he was antagonistic to Kris because he knows they have been making fountains but he doesn't seem to really hate them because Kris also seems to be roped into this unwillingly. He also gives Kris the bread with crumbs in the weird route because he knows about game mechanics like how the bread with crumbs causes teleportation in Mother 1 and how the punch card in Undertale also does this same thing. Sans doesn't teleport with magic, he does it with game mechanics and the punch cards. This means the game exploit in Undertale was supposed to be there and explains how Sans teleports. If this is true, Sans is hiding a lot of worry here...

I think further into Deltarune, we are going to start getting into the fact that Deltarune (yes the light world also) is a game and a dream like the Dark Worlds... I also think we are going to get into mangled corpses being reanimated, (we already saw Gerson "come back" in chapter 4)..

#deltarune #deltarune spoilers #deltarune chapter 5 #kris deltarune #sans #dess holiday #toriel #deltarune theory #the roaring knight #dark world #papyrus #onionsan #normal npc #gaster #wd gaster #gaster followers

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this scene is so fucking funny the english dub of this show is so good

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loud warning

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nunnatheinsanegerbil

teaboot

Rolling on the floor sobbing and crying and losing my mind at “GET INSIDE THE VAAAAAAAAAAN”

greenlabcoat

transition timeline but about halfway through im inexplicably a cackling green witch for a few months before continuing as normal

catchymemes

MANIFESTING A GOOD JUNE MANIFESTING A GOOD JUNE MANIFESTING A GOOD JUNE MANIFESTING A GOOD JUNE MANIFESTING A GOOD JUNE MANIFESTING A GOOD JUNE MANIFESTING A GOOD JUNE MANIFESTING A GOOD JUNE MANIFESTING A GOOD JUNE MANIFESTING A GOOD JUNE MANIFESTING A GOOD JUNE MANIFESTING A GOOD JUNE

kimiko24

I fucking love this video

thesweetiepienovels

Some is better than none. Some is better than none. Some is better than none. Walking for three minutes, is better than nothing. Drinking a glass of water and eating a snack, is better than nothing. Wiping down the counter, is better than nothing. Small things are not nothing. Small things are not nothing. Small things are not nothing. You don’t have to achieve grand things if all you’re capable of right now is the smaller things. They are still achievements. Don’t do nothing just because you don’t think you’re capable of doing bigger things, just do something you’re capable of today.

spankerella

@ perfectunion

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Drivers in Massachusetts for ride-hailing apps such as Uber and Lyft have become the first in the nation to certify a union.

May 27th, 2026

itspileofgoodthings

you know what gets me about lord of the rings? evil is defeated by people who choose to fight against it without possessing absolute, or even very much, conviction that they can actually win. all the converging story threads that lead to the happy ending are carried out by people who are far, far more convinced that they will fail than that they will succeed, who had only the frailest, most foolish hope, who had blind faith and frequently wavering hearts not peace or ease or certainty.

middle earth isn’t saved because no one faltered or came close to despairing or who sank to their knees in weary defeat. it’s not saved by pride or conviction or even strength. it’s saved because enough people do what they have to do even if they have to do it in the darkness. in the dust. with the ashes of hopelessness and bitterness in their mouths. because enough people took another step. Frodo, Sam, Gandalf, Aragorn, Theoden, Boromir, Faramir, Merry, Pippin. And many don’t. For every hero there is someone who gives into the “reasonableness” of despair—Saruman, Denethor, Grima, even Gollum—but enough. Enough people said “it doesn’t matter if we lose, I will keep fighting” and then they do.

And that GETS me. It is the most hopeful thing about the lord of the rings to me. There is so much that sums up its spirit, so many beautiful quotes and moments, but to me it’s never been the most famous of the quotes about hope and love that hit me hardest but a line from the films. Before the battle for minas tirith, one of the soldiers says “we cannot defeat the armies of Mordor” and Theoden answers “no. but we will meet them in battle nonetheless.”

And I—That is the spirit that leads to the conquering of evil when it comes down to it, when we’re talking about the part played by humanity alone in the fight against evil. Not the conviction you’re going to win, not farsightedness into a perfect future, not perfect inner peace or certainty. But acceptance of the real possibility of defeat, of that defeat being more the reality, the future, of your life than the victory, and then doing the damn thing anyway because goodness is worth fighting for even if you lose.

itspileofgoodthings

you know what gets me about lord of the rings? evil is defeated by people who choose to fight against it without possessing absolute, or even very much, conviction that they can actually win. all the converging story threads that lead to the happy ending are carried out by people who are far, far more convinced that they will fail than that they will succeed, who had only the frailest, most foolish hope, who had blind faith and frequently wavering hearts not peace or ease or certainty.

middle earth isn’t saved because no one faltered or came close to despairing or who sank to their knees in weary defeat. it’s not saved by pride or conviction or even strength. it’s saved because enough people do what they have to do even if they have to do it in the darkness. in the dust. with the ashes of hopelessness and bitterness in their mouths. because enough people took another step. Frodo, Sam, Gandalf, Aragorn, Theoden, Boromir, Faramir, Merry, Pippin. And many don’t. For every hero there is someone who gives into the “reasonableness” of despair—Saruman, Denethor, Grima, even Gollum—but enough. Enough people said “it doesn’t matter if we lose, I will keep fighting” and then they do.

And that GETS me. It is the most hopeful thing about the lord of the rings to me. There is so much that sums up its spirit, so many beautiful quotes and moments, but to me it’s never been the most famous of the quotes about hope and love that hit me hardest but a line from the films. Before the battle for minas tirith, one of the soldiers says “we cannot defeat the armies of Mordor” and Theoden answers “no. but we will meet them in battle nonetheless.”

And I—That is the spirit that leads to the conquering of evil when it comes down to it, when we’re talking about the part played by humanity alone in the fight against evil. Not the conviction you’re going to win, not farsightedness into a perfect future, not perfect inner peace or certainty. But acceptance of the real possibility of defeat, of that defeat being more the reality, the future, of your life than the victory, and then doing the damn thing anyway because goodness is worth fighting for even if you lose.