by gamerGRIL June 19, 2019
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by s m a c c January 10, 2019
a poorly-photoshopped image of a bald nagito komaeda in a golden hall that appears at the end of the game undertale. Also known for the following copypasta:
"WHAT? That’s not Sansy. That’s some person from like Attack on Titan or whatever. The image is so poorly edited, and you can tell it’s a JPEG because of the white around it. At least they got the hall right… where Sans and Frisk have the final showdown in the No Mercy run of Undertale."
"WHAT? That’s not Sansy. That’s some person from like Attack on Titan or whatever. The image is so poorly edited, and you can tell it’s a JPEG because of the white around it. At least they got the hall right… where Sans and Frisk have the final showdown in the No Mercy run of Undertale."
by mahiruhanayo December 5, 2016
Sans undertale:
"Do you wanna have a bad time?"
"Do you wish to have an unfortunate experience?"
"I ask if you are capable to engage in a terrible experience including yourself, and I being the cause"
"I SANS THE SKELETON WISH TO ASK IF YOU CAN COMPREHEND THE FACT THAT I WILL GIVE YOU AN UNFORTUNATE TIME DUE TO THE FACT THAT YOU ENDED THE LIVES OF WHO I CARED FOR."
"Do you wanna have a bad time?"
"Do you wish to have an unfortunate experience?"
"I ask if you are capable to engage in a terrible experience including yourself, and I being the cause"
"I SANS THE SKELETON WISH TO ASK IF YOU CAN COMPREHEND THE FACT THAT I WILL GIVE YOU AN UNFORTUNATE TIME DUE TO THE FACT THAT YOU ENDED THE LIVES OF WHO I CARED FOR."
by YourAvgGuy September 10, 2023
A phenomenon in which a video game, movie, or other piece of media that was never intended to be perfect gets hyped up as such by its fan community, causing those diving in to have far too lofty expectations. This is followed first by disappointment when it fails to be perfect, then by backlash against the fans who hyped it up - and, inevitably, the game itself. This results in a cycle where the "fans" and "haters" become distinct groups who get increasingly vocal and vicious with each other, debates over its contents become less rational and more personal, until eventually all legitimate discussion about the original subject becomes impossible.
Popularized by the 2015 video game Undertale, as of this writing it is still extremely difficult to bring up the game in any context without getting attacked - either by diehard fans who refuse to recognize that the game has flaws, or diehard haters who refuse to recognize that the game has strengths.
Popularized by the 2015 video game Undertale, as of this writing it is still extremely difficult to bring up the game in any context without getting attacked - either by diehard fans who refuse to recognize that the game has flaws, or diehard haters who refuse to recognize that the game has strengths.
I once brought up Undertale in a conversation. I got told to kill myself, and then the conversation veered off-course into bickering between the fans and the haters. That's the Undertale effect for you.
by JonBon3311 December 19, 2016