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Just like most conceptions of a soul, the soul in UT is portrayed as the part of a humam that lives on after their body dies and we can see the souls of toriel and asgore floating after thier body has turned to dust meaning that it was separate from thier physical body.
Dependent on each other=/=the body will be completely destroyed when the soul dies
I am hesitant to belive that thier bodies being absent is supposed to mean they actually disappeared from thier location during the fight. It could just be how Toby wanted the scene to play out without there being an in universe explanation for why there weren't hundreds of lifeless monsters lying around during the scene leading up to the Asriel fight
But if you think your interpretation is justified, it was still only the monsters that had thier souls succed. Monsters are described to be mostly made of magic and not being as physical as humans so monsters having this effect upon having thier souls yanked won't mean humans will too.
Dependent on each other=/=the body will be completely destroyed when the soul dies
I am hesitant to belive that thier bodies being absent is supposed to mean they actually disappeared from thier location during the fight. It could just be how Toby wanted the scene to play out without there being an in universe explanation for why there weren't hundreds of lifeless monsters lying around during the scene leading up to the Asriel fight
But if you think your interpretation is justified, it was still only the monsters that had thier souls succed. Monsters are described to be mostly made of magic and not being as physical as humans so monsters having this effect upon having thier souls yanked won't mean humans will too.