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Or having your SOUL removed and put into the battle box doesn’t kill you, the simple optionIf this was the case then EVERY, SINGLE, SANS, FIGHT must be removed because 99% of the fights, the opponent can´t win if his soul is ripped appart from the body and attacked with durability negation attacks
The other 1% is the time stoppers that stomps Sans before he can even think
…..the soul would just come out when the battle starts? I don’t know what you’re getting at here this time. Its even explicitly shown in undertale that SOULs can live without their body, and as Kris shows, a human can still live without their SOUL.Or maybe you're just conflating a basic battle style shift with literal soul rip
But ok, prove Sans can target and TK a soul that isn't already ripped from the body, because according to you, the soul actually gets automatically ripped at the start of every battle, meaning Sans has never actually targeted and TK'd a soul that wasn't already out in the open.
Except it’s blatantly shown in multiple cutscenes that a human can just detach from their soul, and that the soul moves independently from its vessel when in a battleThe fact you think that because they "fight" with their souls in Undertale, that they actually separate the souls, is hilarious.
As some others mentioned, it's simply aesthetic.
Whether they can live with or without their soul in their body doesn't matter, they don't actually pull the soul out because if that was the case they would also need to destroy the body. I don't know what y'all think the body of said person does when they're " fighting with their soul " honestly.
which is why we look to deltarune for a less ambiguous visualization, which has a clear showing of the soul being completely separate from kris themselves as they battle, rather than it being the other way aroundJust because they can doesn't mean that's what's happening lad.
If you look closely, you can see at the start of every battle, the soul and Frisk's body flickers in and out, back and forth, before settling on the soul for the duration of the fight.
All it is is showing the soul for gameplay battle purposes, the soul isn't being ripped out lmao, it's an abstraction, the body is still there, or do you think the body teleports out of existence temporarily too?
I don't see why this is even relevant if Superman can still move his body especially if he does it in time to kill Sans.Except it’s blatantly shown in multiple cutscenes that a human can just detach from their soul, and that the soul moves independently from its vessel when in a battle
You in particular have not played undertale or deltarune, so I can see why you wouldn’t be able to produce good arguments, so I’d suggest letting chariotincinerate me in verbal discourse yet againdebate with me in your place since he is more knowledgeable in the verse.
which would really just end in an inconI don't see why this is even relevant if Superman can still move his body especially if he does it in time to kill Sans.
Superman claps his hands and Sans goes night nightwhich would really just end in an incon
which as I explained, I can't vote for at the moment
and no blitzing when speed's equalized either, so
sans wills a bone at superman and he goes dieSuperman claps his hands and Sans goes night night
Ok now prove it applies to Undertale despite the very blatant fact the two games show it differently.which is why we look to deltarune for a less ambiguous visualization, which has a clear showing of the soul being completely separate from kris themselves as they battle, rather than it being the other way around
I'm aware that isn't, but I'm arguing that the body and the soul occupy the same space, and if it doesn't, you realize this is the most dogshit TK ever right? It wouldn't even effect the body, you're basically arguing the soul and body are actually occupying different spaces, aka literally nothing, at all, is stopping the body from still moving.and also, trickery like in the sans fight where the soul pushes the battle box and having to manually press the fight button show that the battle area is clearly not just for presentation, it really is just the soul performing these actions separate from the body
Some, some game mechanics are, not all, though I'm not talking about game mechanics, I'm talking about literal art abstraction here.And as we know, undertale game mechanics are canon.
Superman senses the displacement of atoms and chuckles, the chuckle obliterates the bone in question before it even finishes manifesting.sans wills a bone at superman and he goes die
I think Sans' bones are intangible, so not sure if that'll workSuperman senses the displacement of atoms and chuckles, the chuckle obliterates the bone in question before it even finishes manifesting.
well the wiki already accepted deltarune and undertale as having the same player, understandable when given the vast amount of evidence supporting it, and the player is of course very heavily represented by the SOULOk now prove it applies to Undertale despite the very blatant fact the two games show it differently.
And I'm saying that the soul would be dragged into the battle box the moment the fight starts, not that sans can affect a SOUL that's not currently in a battleI'm aware that isn't, but I'm arguing that the body and the soul occupy the same space, and if it doesn't, you realize this is the most dogshit TK ever right? It wouldn't even effect the body, you're basically arguing the soul and body are actually occupying different spaces, aka literally nothing, at all, is stopping the body from still moving.
Though I'm going to have to ask you to prove Sans' TK can effect a soul that isn't inherently out in the open, given that's what you're arguing now, so prove that, otherwise we have no reason to think he can target and TK a soul that's contained within a body.
unrelated but can't wait for the day when we accept deltarune's mechanics as semi-canon as well, gonna be awesome when we get spamton downscaling from an endgame mountain level feat or somethingSome, some game mechanics are, not all, though I'm not talking about game mechanics, I'm talking about literal art abstraction here.
Any speed equalized match, in which a major reason a character loses is due to having a disadvantage against some speed value they usually wouldn't have a disadvantage against, may not be added to profiles.
That would literally only leave the Undertale vs Undertale fights lelAlso, even if we assume that Sans could hit Sups faster, this match could not be added due to the speed rules, as well as several others involving Sans.
I think he did and they had to change the keyNo ******* way that Superman doesn't have a single resistance against soulhax
It's not will, and even if it is he'd have to TK him which requires arm movement.sans wills a bone at superman and he goes die
You didn't prove it. You're bringing up an unrelated false equivalence, that doesn't actually effect anything in this conversation, you know how I know that? Because this isn't at all reflected on any of the UT profiles.well the wiki already accepted deltarune and undertale as having the same player, understandable when given the vast amount of evidence supporting it, and the player is of course very heavily represented by the SOUL
Prove it, you're basically saying every monster in UT has inherent soul rip powers, which is laughable at best, that automatically souls rip any enemy they face.And I'm saying that the soul would be dragged into the battle box the moment the fight starts, not that sans can affect a SOUL that's not currently in a battle
Not good, enough prove he actually can.also again, the whole flying soul thing, so...
would be kinda based nglunrelated but can't wait for the day when we accept deltarune's mechanics as semi-canon as well, gonna be awesome when we get spamton downscaling from an endgame mountain level feat or something
Supes has NPI himself anyway so it wouldn't matter.I think Sans' bones are intangible, so not sure if that'll work
UT has lore for game mechanics being canon, it's a feature, like LOVE, stats, Save states, item boxes, etc are all actually canon stuff and even plot points.Also I find it hilarious that people talk about game mechanics being canon, the same game mechanics in other games like Mario have Mario getting hurt by Goombas and what not.
Sure, but I doubt the soul being separated is canon, at least not in UT.UT has lore for game mechanics being canon, it's a feature, like LOVE, stats, Save states, item boxes, etc are all actually canon stuff and even plot points.
not the point I was makingUndertale and Deltarune are confirmed as different universes iirc
https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/The_Player_(Undertale)?so=search is what I'm basing this stuff off ofYou didn't prove it. You're bringing up an unrelated false equivalence, you know how I know that? Because this isn't at all reflected on any of the UT profiles.
I would prefer if we actually ****** verse equalization rather than continuing with sans matches like this since undertale is obviously a verse that is uniquely reliant on its abnormal universe mechanics.Prove it, you're basically saying every monster in UT has inherent soul rip powers, which is laughable at best, that automatically souls rip any enemy they face.
Ignoring the fact I'm not buying this to begin with, that sure as **** wouldn't be covered by verse equalization if it's an automatic process, and it sure as hell ain't an ability they have otherwise it'd actually be on the profiles for every character.
Confused here, are you saying that I'm saying that frisk can fly? Or are you saying that the SOUL can't fly.Not good, enough prove he actually can.
well it's pretty clear cut when it comes to deltaruneSure, but I doubt the soul being separated is canon
exactlyIs he forgetting that this isn't a game
Sans isn't doing stuff like abusing his turns and what not in real life
Not until he gets Law ManipIs he forgetting that this isn't a game
Sans isn't doing stuff like abusing his turns and what not in real life
What is TK?Let's see, for Sans to attack he needs to move his arm, while Sups doesn't even need to move. As discussed, TK doesn't work, and that is Sans' initial move.
Sups then uses his Heat Vision and ends the day, as Sans doesn't usually teleport at first.
Voting Sups.
What's the current vote count?telekinesis, I am not gonna check this match anymore if anyone else wants to conclude it go ahead