Kallamar From Cult Of The Lamb Got A Vasectomy!!

Im gonna lose my fucking shit

"[Projecting my period cramps onto my Player.]" The World Machine says, stabbing a wire into my back and shocking me

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Interacting with the Selfshipping community on Twitter made me realize how genuinely deluded some people are how it's not just encouraged it actively celebrated.

Years ago on my very very very first Deltarune playthrough I caught on to the Dark World being based on inanimate objects oddly quickly (I thought they were either playing pretend or the closet was haunted or something) and I thought Ralsei was supposed to be a ball of soot or dust because he's fluffy and lonely so it made sense to me so it was lowkey a bummer to middle school me when he took that hat off

freedom

Another thing I noticed talking about Eleventh Hour: It’s a mix of the guitar and the piano. The Guitar is associated with the Author and his children, while the Piano is associated with The World Machine. It almost feels like a conflict between The World Machine’s destructive breakdown and The Author and his children’s plan.

Thinking about Eleventh Hour from OneShot and how it makes me FFFFFFFFFFEel.

It’s a downtrodden song, sure, but it has just the amount of comforting ambiance to push you forward. It sounds dire, and the name of the song implies that the end is nigh, but *something* is keeping you going when even the world itself has stopped being able to function. Most instruments have an echoing to them, like the piano and the synth(?) at the beginning, exhibiting a feeling of loneliness, but there’s parts where the guitar shines through, creating a feeling of comfort, like someone in the midst of a storm, assuring you that it will all be okay.

I don’t think people in the OneShot fandom are aware of The World Machine’s potential for body horror when it comes to their little hologram projection ability.

Both Solaire and Siegmeyer have absolutley no sense of rhythm and dance like dads at a barbecue.