Wall for Toucanadian (page 33)

I just know stuff from tumblr. Still confused about Metatton and- Well, everyone?
Tenth Doctor is my favorite, but I have soft spots for 11, 9, and a couple Classic Who ones, though I haven't seen enough of it. 12 is still growing on me.

I just finished Undertale... about an hour or two ago. I don't think I have what it takes to do Genocide after this xD
Asriel deserved better ;-;

Undertail territory...?

Headcannon's somewhere in the middle for me... it's hard to guess whether a kid's a boy or a girl unless, y'know...

-.- I'll stick with "Frisk".

DOCTOR WHO

Laughs when I see your profile pic

So, I just invented a deck box recently, and the first five thousand units will be arriving in two or three weeks. Think I could do a giveaway as inventive for team submission data on the pokemon q&a page?  Since I need a data set to run through my new RBS, rapid battle simulator, I could ask "submit your best competitive team for the RBS. Whoever submits a team that performs best against all the others in 10,000 battles will receive a SEER deckbox in the color of their choice with the title "The Very Best" on the side, and "Like No One Ever Was" on the opposite side. All entrants will be ranked. 100 people limit." Or something similar.

Would this be against the rules? It seems speculative, but the RBS will be able to eventually produce the best possible Pokemon team. Any insight?

And that grav though xD
The development Frisk's head had after balancing 29 'dogs on his head, lol.

It took me a while to realize that your long wall post was not my own xD
And I guess those are all the ghosts I know of too. Some people argue that all the human souls are technically ghosts as well, but imo that's stretching it a bit :P.

They say guilt, fear (or doubt), frustration, hopelessness and boredom are the chief causes that stop a person in their tracks, or break their 'determination' to move on. I've noticed that both runs apply these (except boredom, because that's against the dramatic spirit of the Pacifist).
However, these feelings are entirely masked by the fact that you are 100% sure of doing the right thing. You know that no matter what, you have done everything in your power to shield your humanity, and it's somewhat satisfying. Somewhere down the line, you don't even have to try to bring out your determination, it just pours out on it's own.

The opposite of the above line is also true though: when you are 100% sure that what you're doing is WRONG, all those factors amplify. The Genocide run emotionally challenges the player by making them work against their conscience. It brings out every ounce of your determination. What's worse is that you know you're not in for a happy ending. Eventually, after killing Sans (the last hurdle), you have defiantly stared into this abyss long for it to possess you.

I personally believe that people just blame Chara for their own doings in the game, forgetting that Chara isn't materialized till the very end, and until then is only a 'feeling' which resonates in Frisk's soul. Frisk, or the player, is the one responsible. That's why I felt Chara's question, "You think you are above consequences?" come off as a really solid slap to reality.

It's not fair that I'm the only burdened guy here so I just ripped off a page from my bro's diary ;D (which I just happened to read at some point, don't judge me >.>)

I've only recently realized that that's the character from undertale, not Dora
XD

Ah yes, (*whips out magical story book*) her name is Madoka Kaname, from the popular Psychological-Thriller anime series "Madoka Magica". If you enjoy adorable, magical, teenage girls going through total despair to save the cruel world, you should totally check it out:

http://myanimelist.net/anime/9756/Mahou_Shoujo_Madoka%E2%98%85Magica

Shameless promotion of one of my favourite series, I know.