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For such a whimsical game there is a lot of creepy elements. |
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* Everything related to Flowey, from his [[Omnicidal Maniac|personality]], to his [[Hell Is That Noise|laugh]], to his ability to [[Nightmare Face|change faces]] (at some point he morphs showing the faces of every main character, ''including the player''), to the reveal of [[Gone Horribly Wrong|how]] such a deranged being came into existence. |
* Everything related to Flowey, from his [[Omnicidal Maniac|personality]], to his [[Hell Is That Noise|laugh]], to his ability to [[Nightmare Face|change faces]] (at some point, he morphs showing the faces of every main character, ''including the player''), to the reveal of [[Gone Horribly Wrong|how]] such a deranged being came into existence. |
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* The True Lab. An apparently abandoned laboratory/hospital with clues that experimentation in living beings were practiced in the site, a gloomy atmosphere, [[Eldritch Abomination]]s roaming freely, [[Point of No Return|and you can't escape the place]]. |
* The True Lab. An apparently abandoned laboratory/hospital with clues that experimentation in living beings were practiced in the site, a gloomy atmosphere, [[Eldritch Abomination]]s roaming freely, [[Point of No Return|and you can't escape the place]]. |
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* The ending of the |
* The ending of the Genocide Route. |
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* The hints about the existence of W. D. Gaster, particularly if you played the version of the game that activated the random appearance of his followers after having played the version where you has to hack the game to have access to such events. |
* The hints about the existence of W. D. Gaster, particularly if you played the version of the game that activated the random appearance of his followers after having played the version where you has to hack the game to have access to such events. |
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Revision as of 13:49, 21 March 2018
For such a whimsical game there is a lot of creepy elements.
- Everything related to Flowey, from his personality, to his laugh, to his ability to change faces (at some point, he morphs showing the faces of every main character, including the player), to the reveal of how such a deranged being came into existence.
- The True Lab. An apparently abandoned laboratory/hospital with clues that experimentation in living beings were practiced in the site, a gloomy atmosphere, Eldritch Abominations roaming freely, and you can't escape the place.
- The ending of the Genocide Route.
- The hints about the existence of W. D. Gaster, particularly if you played the version of the game that activated the random appearance of his followers after having played the version where you has to hack the game to have access to such events.