(Adjective) Deltarune theorising: refers to a theory or plotpoint's use of metaphysical elements, particularly in replacement of existing narrative material
"Gaster corrupted Dess into the Knight in the bunker"
Possibly the best horror game on the planet working in five hours (unfortunately) of intelligent gameplay and brilliant story accompanied by a feeling of vulnerability as the only thing you can use is the ability to run from the skeletal monsters that _can and will kill you_. Lacking in some texture detail but excelling in every other aspect including but not limited to atmosphere, brilliant soundtrack, admirable voice acting, compelling story, very interactive physics, psychological destruction, and challenging puzzles, this game is simply amazing.
Describing dialogue or writing that throws every recurring Deltarune buzzword and cryptic phrase into a blender until it feels profound, regardless of whether it actually means anything.
Named after Penumbra Phantasm, an unreleased Toby Fox song that fans spent years theorizing would appear in Deltarune, until Toby Fox confirmed it would never be used in the game, causing it to become a fandommeme.
Ramb: "Freedom's just a penumbra phantasm for big shots about the world revolving."
Player: "This dialogue is so penumbra phantasmic."
A: "Copies are monochrome... very, very interesting. Shadows cut deeper. Darker, yet darker."
B: "Dude, stop writing so penumbra phantasmic."