Goro Akechi is the tiniest little meow meow

bi • they/them • multifandom (halsey, P5(R), undertale, deltarune, zelda, ace attorney, higurashi)

[sablehollow]

i've been itching to draw this for weeks and i have scratched it

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I CANT BELIEVE I HAVE TO WAIT ANOTHER WHOLE YEAR PROBABLY FOR CHAPTER 6 COME ON GIVE ME MOREEEE I LOVED CHAPTER 5 I LOVED THE FLOWER GANG I LOVED WATCHING THEIR DREAMS AND GETTING MY heart TORN OUT

[normal-sane-era]

acting all humble like he wasn't just begging and crying for it

[reticentmeow]

Something something snowgrave

[copepods]

mario, and by extension, other nintendo properties, apparently being canon to the deltarune universe, presents an interesting conundrum

[id: a two panel comic featuring kris from deltarune, playing video games in their living room. the first panel shows sans in super smash bros on the tv. the second panel shows kris, incredulous, thinking “is that my fucking neighbor.” end id]

[clownsnake]

If I were Toby fox I’d have a character ask Kris ‘what are your pronouns’ then the player has to choose between ‘they/them’ and ‘they/them’

[temmiechang]

is art i draw am excited for everyone to play deltarune!!

[tentacle-therapissed]

I love that Noelle canonically played the ‘Evil Route’ of Dragon Blazers even though it scared her and she felt bad about it. I love that Susie played the Evil Route by accident because she didn’t consider that it was an option not to kill everything. I love that Kris purposely sacrificed copyright-neutral Yoshis when playing video games with Asriel as a kid. I love that Ramb thinks Kris would find Tenna’s version of the Chapter 3 boards to be boring and would prefer the original version where you can use violence to get stronger. I love that Ramb’s assumption is implied to be correct. I love that Kris only flinches away from the screen in the Sword Route when they have to kill the sprites representing their friends. I love that you can control lil’ kris to hop out of the game and actually threaten real Kris and Susie with the sword, and that this freaks Kris the fuck out. I love that Asriel tried to pray for Kris over their Yoshi killing sins and that Father Alvin found it naive and ridiculous. To believe that your actions in a video game would say anything about your actual character. I love that Kris and Noelle and Susie and Catti and probably Berdly too would all play the Weird Route if they had access to Deltarune. I wish the fandom took all of this into more consideration when analyzing the meta-narrative that Deltarune is trying to tell instead of resorting to 2015 era ‘you’re horrible for playing the Weird Route’ rhetoric

[hoozlpoozl]

[funtergeist]

hey so can you just kill me with a hammer instead .

[ghoulgeistz]

Find her

[ID: Deltarune art of Dess/The Knight. Between bare trees lit by a full moon, Dess turns around and smiles, bat on her shoulder. However, her eyes are covered up by a sketched-in red box which spreads across the page, containing the Roaring Knight, who is hunched over in a ready stance. /End ID.]

ID by @gogogoat495! Ty for the ID

[beartitled]

[leapfog1]

DELTARUNE SPOILERS

KNIGHTED.

[chameshida]

Two kids in a trench coat

[rudyrgb]

Despite everything, it's still you.

[motleyflash]

Yeah

[vaqdotzip]

Kris, it's ok! It's just us!

ch 4 weird route got me loving kris as a character so fucking much

[the-irreverend]

AAAAAAAHHHHHHH watching Kris flee out of the room when they find out we're with them KILLS ME every damn time, and perhaps the detail that hurts the most is how their expression changes and how that adds a new understanding to how Kris sees us.

The moment they realize they and Noelle are in terrible danger, the netrual, reserved expression we're so used to seeing from them changes into one of ABSOLUTE TERROR as they flee out of the room; terror which I firmly believe is rooted in the psychological, emotional, and physical trauma we have caused them and Noelle.

The things we made them do in the Snowgrave/Weird Route made them realize just how much harm we're capable of causing them and the people they care about, and how great our capacity for evil truly is. They already resent us for depriving them of their agency, and now that they've endured us abusing said agency in the worst possible way, their hatred and fear of us has increased a thousandfold.

Deltarune isn't some cute little otherworldly adventure; it's a goddam cosmic horror story, except the twist is we're the eldritch being that brings ruin and madness wherever we go.