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No it's not. The Player restoring Doki Doki through erasing the last part of the actual script isn't canon. The player erasing or teleport ing their avatar to the last part of the game through hacking is not canon. Not even creative mode is considered canon to Minecraft. The Player using console commands in Sims is not canon.
Undertale is not even metafictional to that point. No one actually acknowledges it as a game, the saveload thing has an in canon (and thus non-metal) explanation, and every other fourtwall break is a gag with none of the characters (but maybe Sans when turning to the scree) are awere of. Regardless, hacking is not a Canon thing in Undertale.
Lastly, yes, wrong file. There is a file that records what you have done in-game to change things throughout gameplays (Flowey reactions, Sans' judgment, Chara's reaction, Post-genocide pacifist ending, etc.). From there, you can remove selling your soul to put the game back to normal.
Steam version of the game saves progress on steam, so it automatically restores the game if edited the same way everything else does.
Undertale is not even metafictional to that point. No one actually acknowledges it as a game, the saveload thing has an in canon (and thus non-metal) explanation, and every other fourtwall break is a gag with none of the characters (but maybe Sans when turning to the scree) are awere of. Regardless, hacking is not a Canon thing in Undertale.
Lastly, yes, wrong file. There is a file that records what you have done in-game to change things throughout gameplays (Flowey reactions, Sans' judgment, Chara's reaction, Post-genocide pacifist ending, etc.). From there, you can remove selling your soul to put the game back to normal.
Steam version of the game saves progress on steam, so it automatically restores the game if edited the same way everything else does.