#undertale yellow true ending spoilers

[what-am-i-doing-in-this-fandom]

sweet child, you didn't even stand a chance

[a-flaming-idiot]

Ah, Ceroba Ketsukane, my beloved. If Self-Destructive-Downward-Spiral was a person(A furry to be exact)

[braininatankwithalaptop]

I've just been having Undertale Yellow thoughts and I'm just filled with specific angst thoughts on the endings. Because no matter what

Clover is alone.

Clover either drags their dying body to a wall to die with dignity, they're betrayed and killed by someone they thought was their friend after he killed Clover's chance to have a family, or they leave the underground empty and unable to connect to others (remember, LOVE means distancing yourself to more easily hurt others).

Sure, in neutral and pacifist, they briefly travel with Martlet and sometimes Ceroba, but they're either short lived or under false pretenses. Martlet tries so hard but ultimately does little to protect Clover, and Ceroba initially just tries to lead Clover like a lamb to slaughter. She does connect with them a little during the journey, but I feel like it's overshadowed by her plan to kill Clover. Clover at the end of a hard fight and betrayal is faced with an alcoholic widow begging them to kill her. That's rough.

I feel like in the pacifist ending, Clover's main reason to giving up their soul isn't because they really love the monsters, they're just extremely empathetic and care about the injustice dealt to monsters as a whole. The lines in the whiteout don't call to feelings of friendship or camaraderie that Clover experienced, but of how the monsters are suffering trapped underground, and they need Clover's soul to escape.

Frisk gets to end the Pacifist story with a loving family and all of monsterkind knowing their name. Clover's story ends in a tragedy as they can't connect any further with these people who might be the first in their life to care, and no one else would know as four monsters hold a funeral in private.

And ultimately how much does Clover's actions matter? Either they sacrifice themselves, or they have to kill everyone else to survive. There is no option between because Flowey is the arbiter of what happens and no neutral run is satisfying to him. He terrorizes Clover for funsies and then starts everything over again. Clover only gets the pacifist ending because of a whim from Flowey.

No matter what path is taken, Clover's story is ultimately a tragedy. They got to have some fun as a cowpoke, but it seems their story took more after The Great Silence than most other western media.

[tigerbears]

HOLY $#!%!!!!!!

I finally beat Undertale Yellow and this has to be the greatest UT fan-game boss fight of all time.

and I'm ranking it as second favorite UT boss fight right behind freaking ASRIEL DREEMURR BOSSFIGHT!!!

(You can probably guess seeing as the ceroba boss fight takes huge inspiration from the final boss of UT's true pacifist.)

If you haven't played the fan-game, well you just got one of the coolest moments in the pacifist run spoiled to you out of context but still play it!

[atwas-gaming]

"When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: "

"but when I became a man, I put away childish things." 1 Corinthians 13:11

This:

is not childish, it's childlike. There's nothing wrong with that.

This:

IS childish, and there's everything wrong with that.

Bonus:

The truest sign of maturity:

[k1ttygam3r]

(Spoilers for Undertale Yellow)

[sukifoof]

HI WATCH OUT FOR UNDERTALE YELLOW SPOILERS . ANYWAY

watched the ut yellow neutral end and ohhh i am losing my MIND... just. thinking about how flowey is only willing to move on in the true pacifist route. the route where he sees kindness and a genuine want to help others in a human child. asriel died to save humans because of the people he was surrounded with. toriel asgore and chara are people who feel very strongly for those around them and he couldn't take human lives when the only human he knew was chara. a kid who cares enough about the people around them to sacrifice themself, just like the way his parents are.

flowey comments on toriel letting herself go because she cares so much and how we wouldn't have to feel so bad if we simply didn't care. his whole coping mechanism is distancing himself from others and Not Caring because if he allows himself to feel it'll just completely destroy him. he felt for the humans on the surface even when they were attacking him and the way he treats clover in neutral vs pacifist says a lot about his want to see good in others.

hes constantly pushing frisk to go with options that benefit everyone and while he worries about clover caring about those around him he seems to really appreciate it. at any moment he could just do whatever he wants with clover's life. the only route in which flowey allows them to make their own choices with their life is when they're being a good person and he just can't help but call them a friend because that's the type of person he's always wanted to be around. that's the type of person that's home to him!!

and i keep thinking about how he just couldn't let clover live out their life with toriel in the ruins. something something toriel trying to make up for feeling like she failed asriel and chara and flowey feeling replaced and clover being stuck in a small place for the rest of their life. i have thoughts on this that i don't know how to put into words but i'm not at all surprised flowey wasn't okay with that. of Course he wasn't. hes flowey. he has every issue ever. i think that allowing clover to live with toriel would make flowey feel like he really has to accept that he can't just go back to the past and he's not ready to come to terms with anything that's happened yet

flowey always insists he doesn't care and he can't feel as a result of his trauma but it's so clear from his regret and fondness for people who are compassionate that compassion is something he always strives for. even though he doesn't understand and can't understand it's always something he wants to see in others. it hurts to be compassionate and to love others and it's why he blocks it out but at the end of the day he's the same person who sacrificed himself and his sibling to save who knows how many people both in the underground and surface, and the same person who let go of what he believed to be the only way he could stay "himself" for the sake of freeing monsters.

he's such a fascinating character... his mind and heart are at war with each other and i love how undertale yellow goes into this with the way they portray how he reacts to clover's death in the pacifist route. "maybe you've earned your rest" and calling them a friend after trying to act tough... he really respects when others are truly kind despite what some might consider common sense. i don't know where i'm going with this anymore but i hope u guys get it. just imagine i am gripping ur shoulders and pointing at flowey frantically

[yall-its-soclover]

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This blog just reached 200 followers, and to celebrate im opening a Q&A for my Undertale Yellow au, Justice Prevails!

You guys can ask the Justice Prevails cast questions, including the original Undertale Cast from the Justice Prevails sequel story, Red Fallen!

A few rules, first!

This will be True Pacifist/Pacifist only! So no Genocide or Neutral spoilers, sadly.

Some asks may not be answered if they spoil the ending, or any plot twists. I may still give hints though :3

If you want to ask a character from a specific time (pre-jp, or post-jp) make sure to specify, or I'll be assuming you're asking the character during the course of the story!

Remember to keep your asks appropriate, of course.

And lastly, have fun! Thank you all so much for following me and supporting my art, it means the world.

(Characters and their roles are listed under the cut)

Main Cast

Secondary Cast

[utyellowstrings]

* remembrance.

1. the action of remembering the dead, especially in a ceremony.

2. a thing kept or given as a reminder or in commemoration of someone

Our story takes place a few months after the true pacifist ending, meaning there WILL be spoilers for all of Undertale Yellow. Please don't interact if you don't want to be spoiled!

An additional note: these are personal interpretations of these characters, and they may not fall directly under canon. For further information, please refer to the BIOS section.

No overuse of fonts or special characters.

Specify who you're talking to (both in and out of character).

No spamming, hatespeech, or advertising in the askbox.

The main four (as well as Flowey and occasionally other Undertale characters) are the main focus, but anyone is avaliable for asks!

Updates may not be consistent.

Other blogs are free to interact, regardless of who you are! Just be kind.

No NSFW asks, especially ones directed towards younger characters (ex: Flowey).

#ooc ꔛ out of character posts and interactions.

#strings of fate ꔛ plot heavy / important moments for the overall story.

#ask ꔛ for responses!

#modask ꔛ for ooc responses.

#art ꔛ any and all art made for this blog.

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This account is ran by two mods! MK (#🔆, he/xe) and Star (#🏵️, he/she). We'll generally alternate between who posts, and we both have control over specific characters (Martlet/Dalv and Starlo/Ceroba respectively). Feel free to ask us if you have any questions! We'll try our best to answer.

[parrotsrprettyrad]

Friends until the end (Spoilers for UT and UTY)

Spoilers for Undertale Yellow and Undertale

Idea popped into my head that I very quickly made this mockup of. What with the coffins being empty in the true pacifist ending, I wondered if perhaps the humans got a chance to live again, but only so long as Asriel can maintain his form before becoming Flowey once more. I imagine most went to visit friends and family, whether on the surface or in the Underground, but Clover finds Asriel, and repays what he did for them by staying with him until the end. Might develop it into a small little sprite comic, alongside the other idea I had where Clover follows this up by letting Asriel absorb their soul, giving them both a chance to live again (also just like how Flowey gave them SAVEs, kinda, it's flimsy and I'm pouring this straight out of my head but I love these two idiots)

Edit: Idea has fleshed out some more in my head, going to give making a short sprite comic based around the scene depicted above, and maybe something extra. Edit 2: Main bulk of the panels are done, just have to get the endings finished up now.

[what-am-i-doing-in-this-fandom]

who was gonna tell me these guys are so fun to draw?

[gameboyhamazing]

I just finished my playthrough of undertale yellow (started w/neutral, then went no mercy followed by true pacifist for best ending last) and I think the pacifist ending sequence has one of the most powerful “juxstaposition of two sentences” moments I’ve ever felt in any media and idk man. I’m just. Feeling things

Okay you know what I haven’t seen/heard anyone talk about this so I’m putting a read more so I can talk about this

UNDERTALE YELLOW SPOILERS UNDER THE CUT

The ending sequence of the true pacifist run was extremely powerful for me, because as I played the game I genuinely started to forget that Clover had to die for UTY to be an actual prequel. Sure, in the back of my head I knew, but even when their fate was staring me in the face as their final decision played out I wanted to deny it, because to be frank, I like happy endings where nobody dies! So I was already really emotional, especially since the game has just spent the last 10 to 20 minutes (depending on how long the final boss takes you) hammering you with feels.

Then right after the line of Flowey trying to get Clover to go to Asgore, calling it their “REAL mission,” we get the line:

“Asgore only needs two more SOULS to shatter the barrier.”

Followed by the gut punch of:

“What a world it would be if I had two whole friends.”

I can’t even put into words how that makes me feel because it just made me FEEL. Even now I’m getting a bit choked up remembering it. The grave reminder that 'only' two more people have to die for everyone to go free, followed immediately by a small, one-off joke line turned into a simple statement on the value of two whole friends. Two people. In theory, comparing the worth of two lives to the entire race of monsters shouldn’t be a question, because the obvious answer is that their sacrifice would be worth it for everyone else. In practice, though, those two people would still be people. And they would make a difference. Not through sacrifice, but through friendship.

I’m losing the thread a bit but the point is that the power of that juxtaposition is going to stay with me for a long time. Just. The power that comes from stating how many lives must end for everyone to be happy, followed by a simple affirmation of the fact that the same amount of friends would make for a better world. Especially as someone who doesn’t have a lot of friends, and doesn’t like to interact with others much, that moment is going to stick with me for a very, very long time.

“What a world it would be if I had two whole friends.”

Such a good line, man.

[starlos-hat]

Undertale Yellow True Pacifist spoilers //

things i noticed.

Around 3:13 in the UTY OST “Gift”, it starts to slow down a bit. In the last ten seconds of the song, I think it sounds a lot like the track “Good Night” from Undertale. But while Good Night ends on that final note, Gift doesn’t. It stops right before that note, ending in silence.

It’s a peaceful ending for Clover, but one they had to sacrifice themselves for. it’s not an ending where everyone is happy or free, but it is the happiest they could have gotten. just one step, one note away from that happiness- one SOUL away.

Another thing- we hear the track “Undertale” in New Home, while learning about the story and memories of Asriel and Chara. but “Undertale Yellow” is a *credits* track. in true pacifist we never make it to new home- we never get that far, because it wasn’t meant to be. instead we see the stories of the friends we made along the way as they were changed by our journey, and *we* become the memory that is preserved through our friends.

[feladi-fority]

haven't posted in a while, but I completed Undertale Yellow a while ago and none of my friends have and I need to scream into the void about it SOMEWHERE! Spoilers abound

So, Flowey. He's really well written in this. In Undertale proper we don't get to see much of him and what we do see is really 1 note. He scares you, tries to manipulate people, and tries to hurt people for his own amusement. In Undertale Yellow though we get to see how immature and impatient he is. Whenever Clover does something Flowey doesn't approve of he lashes out even when doing so directly impedes his ability to manipulate Clover, such as killing Marlet at the end of the neutral route. Flowey is a terrible manipulator, putting in absolutely zero effort to understand Clover, instead blaming them for his own plan not working. He talks about how much he hates Clover and relishes in their death but Flowey has done nothing to understand Clover, instead just viewing them as a problem to brute-force a solution to. All of this is, of course, consistent with who Flowey was in Undertale but it's so much more textured with how much screen-time Flowey gets.

Additionally, I find the implications of what I can only describe as Flowey's Blackspace. During the meta-Flowey fight his attacks are monstrous versions of himself, many of which are killed as part of his attacks. He pulls out his own pedals, cries to attack, and kills images of himself. Then there's the section where you walk through piles of Flowey corpses which call for help. The dialogue the later corpses give is ambiguous, but lines like "this must be it" in the context of the rest takes on a dark implication. Flowey seems to hate himself and view himself as a monster who deserves to be cut-down (he has that in common with his dad lol). Maybe then Flowey's plan to destroy the world via collecting the souls is ultimately self destructive, a way to go down with the world, and rid himself of the possibility of coming back, a true completion through obliteration.

Now I need to talk about Marlet. She's fucking great. She has this deep sense of maturity to her character which was really cool to see. It isn't all that clear in the pacifist route as there we mainly see her inability to get things done and her self-hate, but on the more violent routes we see her constantly trying to empathize and resolve conflict with Clover by understanding them. I think it's incredibly note-worthy that Marlet is the only character who recognizes Clover as a child who shouldn't be capable of committing such violence, and the implications of that fact. Marlet doesn't let her emotions stop her from understanding people and doing the right thing, and I really like how that was executed.

I loved the themes of this game. I expected the game to tackle similar themes to Undertale, either just recreate theme entirely or at least tackle something similar to Undertale's very meta exploration about what it means to care about things. Instead this game goes for an old classic, the cycle of violence, and I think it executes it very well!

Throughout the game characters interact with this theme in different ways. Clover (on the vengeance route specifically), and Ceroba parallel each-other in this way. Ceroba objectifies humans due to her position as a monster separated from humanity and growing up with an adversarial relationship to them. Chujin finds it extremely easy to hate humanity for a slight against him and enacts violence on humanity due to perceiving them as inherently evil due to historical mistreatment by humans and personal experience. This violence horrifies him in the end, but still in his attempt to get vengeance he perpetuates the cycle, projecting his hate towards humanity onto Ceroba who goes onto hurt more people because of it. Clover on the vengeance route is in a similar position, objectifying monsters due to being a human separate from them and learning of slights against humanity by them. Clover finds out monsters killed 5 humans (either all children, or some of them children) and is able to easily objectify them for it due to their position. Clover enacts disproportionate violence in reaction to the violence monsters committed against humanity in reaction to the violence humanity enacted against monsters by sealing them underground. Asgore remarks at the end of the vengeance route that Clover's actions will result in many more deaths on both side's parts, and he's right, Clover provided more reason for another Chujin to come about and enact more violence on humanity which in turn would provoke a response. Violence creates violence creates violence.

Flowey, under this framing, becomes an embodiment of the cycle. The game cleverly uses the power of resetting as the mechanical manifestation of this cycle. Flowey continues to reset events over and over and over letting Clover get killed over and over and over, just as the cycle of violence repeats, so to does the game itself. The game resets, new runs provide new content, certain events are enshrined in this game's concept of fate. The fate here is just that things cannot change with more violent inputs, Flowey can never get what he wants because he's incapable of doing what Marlet could do. Flowey can't change fate because he's what's locking it in place, he's the logic of violence that forces the world to over and over again punish characters and kill them, but Marlet through her empathy and compassion at least tries to break the cycle, she tries to get Clover to stop hurting people and break this repeated cycle of violence, and she does the same for Ceroba and Chujin to less success. How fitting then that Flowey kills Marlet in the neutral route.

Pacifist Clover is the parallel to Marlet. They face the cycle of violence and chose to understand and help others despite it. The vision for breaking the cycle that Undertale Yellow provides is empathy and compassion, choosing to not give into anger at horrible things done to you as to not perpetuate that being done to more people in the future. It's a really well-executed theme, I love this game.

[eilarae]

!!!undertale yellow flawed pacifist ending spoilers!!!

please play the game or watch a playthrough if you haven't :]

okay because genuinely i take 45 psychic damage every time i think about star's last line in this ending.

"Why did I hesitate to fire that last bullet?"

he wishes he killed you. he wishes he KILLED YOU.

and this is not a genocide ending. up until this point, you had fulfilled the requirements for TRUE PACIFIST.

you made friends with everyone. you helped so, so many people. you helped starlo!! you had that cute lil finger guns moment with him earlier!!! adorable!!!! everyone likes you. star is there in that scene because he wanted to save YOU. you are beloved by one and all.

not only that, but ceroba attacked you first. he knows that. he knows you were on the defensive. but you know what he DOESN'T know? he doesn't know that she had surrendered. he DOESN'T KNOW that you even had a choice. you did, but he was unconscious for that. maybe it was an accident!!! maybe there was truly no other way!!!! HE DOES NOT KNOW.

and he doesn't care. none of that matters to him. martlet reminds him that in the eyes of the law, you were justified in killing her. he just does not care. his best friend is gone, and you did it. in an instant, none of the good you did means anything to him. he wishes you were dead. he wishes HE KILLED YOU.

that's not even mentioning that if he HAD fired that last bullet, all his friends would have been horrified!! ceroba and the rest of the five would have probably never forgiven him for killing an innocent child that they had all grown to like!!!

and he DOES NOT CARE. none of that would matter. at least his best friend would be alive. that's how much he cares for ceroba. for the people close to him.

gosh.

i would die for this cowboy.

[cybers-sillyzone]

Cosmic Calamity

*Undertale Yellow AU Time!! :333 Half of my hyperfixation is on Star specifically sooo I made an AU centered around him

*Certain things are subject to change depending on if my feelings change/feedback

*This NOT a ship AU. Star is in his early-mid 20s during UTY and his late 20s-early 30s during UT, Flowey is stuck as a 13-ish year old. Just felt the need to clarify that.

Contains Spoilers for UTY below! (Geno and True Pacifist)

*Basically, Clover has been being possessed by the PLAYER, and has been doing multiple genocide runs. PLAYER gets more and more influence each reset, and this time, they managed to kill Martlet before she escaped

*Flowey has been growing tired of the genocide routes. Isn’t Clover bored now? But now they killed Martlet before she escaped, that was new. He didn’t want to admit it, but he was kinda scared. Before he knew exactly what to predict, just playing along in hopes Clover would get bored and do a different route, one which hopefully ended in him getting his souls. But now he didn’t know what to predict.

*In this timeline, word never reaches the Wild East about Clover, so everyone is blissfully unaware of their genocide. It plays out like it does normally, but with Clover killing citizens of the Wild East while everyone’s back was turned. Star believes that everyone is just… away from town, they’ll probably be back eventually. Ceroba grows suspicious of Clover, she managed to get some people to evacuate, but fails to convince Star in time. Star returns from the mines just in time to see Clover kill the Feisty Four. Ceroba fights Clover to stall for time, telling Star to run. He refuses, he has to avenge his town, it’s his duty as a Sheriff. Ceroba forces him to run away, shoving him out of the gate and closing it. PLAYER tries to go back and kill Star, but he’s already gone, Flowey forces them to forget about it and move on to the Steamworks. After they oblige and go to the Steamworks, Flowey considers his options. The timeline had already been changed, so why wouldn’t he change it more? The last two monsters who stood so much as a chance against Clover would be Axis and Starlo. Axis would probably try to kill Flowey, plus, he’s technically not a monster, so Flowey went to go find Starlo. He finds Starlo and explains everything, the resets, saving, loading, timelines, all of it. Flowey wants to put an end to it, but he doesn’t know how. He could just reset now, but would that really do anything? Clover would just come back and do genocide all over again. Sure, his main motivation for stopping the resets is just wanting the human souls, but Starlo doesn’t need to know that. Starlo and Flowey agree to work together to try and stop Clover.

*The genocide route continues as normal, by now, Clover is lv. 20, they’re in control now. But when Clover approaches the castle, Starlo is there. So is Flowey, they give exposition and fight Clover.

*The first phase of this hypothetical fight wouldn’t be too insanely hard, easier than the Zenith of Monsterkind at the least. Starlo tanks hits for Flowey, and eventually when Starlo would get to around 1/5th of his HP, Flowey realizes they’re not strong enough on their own, and leaves, promising to be as quick as possible.

*This part of the fight would be much easier, but when you ‘kill’ Starlo, before he turns to dust, Flowey returns with the human souls. He grabs Starlo and shoves the souls into him. He also indirectly causes himself to also fuse with Starlo, forming the Blazing Star (like the warrior cat book….omg…)

*PLAYER is determined, but so are they. Now it seems to be a battle of who can outlast the other. Essentially a purgatory for Clover. PLAYER and the Blazing Star would all be fighting for control of the timeline. There’d probably be an ending where the PLAYER wins, but that’s boring and lame. So the Blazing Star (mainly Flowey) would begin to question how this 12 year old is still managing to grip a hold on the timeline when they’re facing what’s pretty much a god. He realizes that there’s a second party at play. Clover isn’t more determined than them, far from it, it’s someone else. Someone neither human, nor monster.

*The Blazing Star tries to get Clover to resist the player, and eventually, they do. The threes combined efforts manage to split PLAYER from Clovers soul. They destroy PLAYERs connection to their world and reset the timeline.

*Clover has very few memories of that timeline, only that Flowey and Starlo helped them when they needed it most. Starlo has some memories of it, he mostly remembers everything but some parts are fuzzy, namely the logistics of saving and the timelines as well as most of the stuff before the final fight. Flowey however remembers it clearly.

*Clover does the true pacifist ending and everything stays pretty much the same, but Starlo and Flowey are friends now.

*After Clover gives up their soul, Flowey lets them rest. 10-ish years pass, and Flowey panics since he lost control of the timeline again. He goes to see if another human fell, he’s still been checking every day since he still wants those souls. But low and behold it’s everyone’s favorite yellow skinned gremlin, Frisk.

*Flowey recognizes Charas presence, and Frisks story plays out largely the same. Though I do want to add in a Wild East section, not too sure what’s gonna happen or how Frisk gets there though. However, Starlo would be a wee bit suspicious of Frisk due to sensing that secondary presence (Chara) in their soul, but would realize that regardless of who or what it is, Frisk is indefinitely better than PLAYER.

*Flowey also cut off contact with Starlo after Frisk fell, believing he wouldn’t understand why it was so important that Frisk stayed alive.

*And then after the Asriel fight Starlo and Flowey make up and become friends again YAY good ending

*anyways here’s a concept for the blazing stars design: