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...or atleast, that's what they had thought.
Sans, around a month or two before the main events of the game, suddenly [[RippleEffectProofMemory remembers every single reset]]. Not wanting to see everyone die again, or atleast wanting to make it atleast somewhat less easy for the "human", makes a vow to help the strongest monsters prepare for the upcoming battle.
Sans, around a month or two before the main events of the game, suddenly [[RippleEffectProofMemory remembers every single reset]]. Not wanting to see everyone die again, or atleast wanting to make it atleast somewhat less easy for the "human", makes a vow to help the strongest monsters prepare for the upcoming battle.
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...or atleast, at least, that's what they had thought.
Sans, around Around a month or two before the main events of the game, Sans suddenly [[RippleEffectProofMemory remembers every single reset]]. Not wanting to see everyone die again, or atleast wanting to make it atleast somewhat less easy for the "human", makes a vow to help the strongest monsters prepare for the upcoming battle.
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** Monsters as a whole have received a major limit as to how much magic they can use. While humans generally only become somewhat exhausted after overusing their magic, that's because they're mostly physical matter. Monsters are, just as in ''Undertale'' proper, mostly comprised of magical energy, meaning that if they use too much, they won't have enough to pull what little physicality thwy have together and will end up dusting themselves. This phenomenon is known InUniverse as "burning out".
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** Monsters as a whole have received a major limit as to how much magic they can use. While humans generally only become somewhat exhausted after overusing their magic, that's because they're mostly physical matter. Monsters are, just as As in ''Undertale'' proper, monsters are mostly comprised of magical energy, meaning that if they energy; here, that's contextualized as monsters who use too much, they won't have enough much magic being unable to pull maintain what little physicality thwy they have together and will end up consequently dusting themselves. This phenomenon is known InUniverse as "burning out".
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* {{Determinator}}: Sans becoming this in multiple ways at once is the entire crux of the story.
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* {{Catchphrase}}: "I have my ways/reasons", from Sans. Generally used whenever someone questions how he seems to know so much.
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* {{Catchphrase}}: "I have my ways/reasons", from Sans. Generally used whenever someone CharacterCatchphrase: Whenever somebody questions how he Sans seems to know so much.much, he responds with "I have my ways/reasons".
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* BarbarianLonghair: Typically, Akito Kuonji keeps his hair in an extremely long ponytail. But when [[TheBerserker the Emperor]] comes out against Frisk, it comes loose, fully evoking this trope.
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* BarbarianLonghair: BarbarianLongHair: Typically, Akito Kuonji keeps his hair in an extremely long ponytail. But when [[TheBerserker the Emperor]] comes out against Frisk, it comes loose, fully evoking this trope.
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* BarbarianLonghair: Typically, Akito Kuonji keeps his hair in an extremely long ponytail. But when [[TheBerserker the Emperor]] comes out against Frisk, it comes loose, fully evoking this trope.
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* ShoutOut:
** The entire premise of the first/prologue chapter was inspired by ''Manga/KenganAshura'', with Akito Kuonji being roughly based off of Kanoh Agito from that series.
** The tournament the aformentioned chapter takes place in, the Soul Shatter Tournament, is named after a popular ''Undertale'' PlayerVersusPlayer fangame called ''Undertale: [=SoulShatters=]''
* SuperMode: Turns out, Frisk's hair going red when they get especially determined isn't just a thing for them. It's actually a state any human can enter, in which not just their eyes, but [[PowerDyesYourHair their hair becomes the color of their soul]]. In this state, the potential of their soul (and thus their sorcery) is maximized, allowing for far greater combat power. The problem is, not everyone can remain in control of themselves when this state is active. Just ask [[TheBerserker Akito]].
** The entire premise of the first/prologue chapter was inspired by ''Manga/KenganAshura'', with Akito Kuonji being roughly based off of Kanoh Agito from that series.
** The tournament the aformentioned chapter takes place in, the Soul Shatter Tournament, is named after a popular ''Undertale'' PlayerVersusPlayer fangame called ''Undertale: [=SoulShatters=]''
* SuperMode: Turns out, Frisk's hair going red when they get especially determined isn't just a thing for them. It's actually a state any human can enter, in which not just their eyes, but [[PowerDyesYourHair their hair becomes the color of their soul]]. In this state, the potential of their soul (and thus their sorcery) is maximized, allowing for far greater combat power. The problem is, not everyone can remain in control of themselves when this state is active. Just ask [[TheBerserker Akito]].
