Undertale Yellow - FLAWED PACIFIST ENDING
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- Опубліковано 15 гру 2023
- There is an entirely different Pacifist Ending depending on a choice you can make at the very end.
I really liked this one!
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I deeply apologize for the edit at 20:00 😅
Also, you can't miss the shot.
It's ok❤❤
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I hate that it made me laugh though. It's messed up but funny at the same time
Why didn't u choose to mercy
It's doesn't look that bad
This was a depressing ending man, Starlo’s ‘Why did I hesitate to fire that last bullet?’ is the equivalent of the Alphys endings ‘I really should have killed you when I had the chance.’ Both lines are raw af lmao
And competly justified lol
“Because you couldn’t do what I could.”
Starlo can shut up I thought I was doing the moral option 😭
@@donaldcreswell4915Maybe it was technically moral, but to him, you’re lower than dirt
@@TheDuckyDinoI dare him to say that when I’m using his dust as fucking eyeliner.
Love how when Ceroba said "Why won't you die" everyone in the chat went STANDING HERE I REALIZED.
NANOMACHINES, SON.
NANOMACHINES, SON.
THEY HARDEN IN RESPONSE TO PHYSICAL TRAUMA.
Waht did i just said?@@SacredAshe
@@SacredAshe”BUT MY ATTACKS ARE MAGICAL!”
One thing I've noticed a pattern of in this game is how the endings fit with a theme of justice. Neutral being the worst ending arguably for everyone (the player and Flowey included) because there is little sense of justice being able to go one way or the other. the "Pacifist" ending seems like it fully leans justice towards monsters while "Genocide" leans justice toward the 5 human souls. it makes sense that this ending seems like clovers justice of self and shows that while they are willing to help mosters, they will not willingly give their life to the monsters, and seeing the 5 souls trapped was a wake up call that clover traveled the underground for something they ultimately lost sight of somewhere along the way.
I think I understand now. I think seeking justice in this situation is ultimately impossible, because both the humans and the monsters committed grave injustices, and no matter what, many innocents have to die.
@FrancoisTremblay the problem with Justice is that injustice needs to be committed before, during, and after finding justice outside a court of law.
I really like how they examined the concept of justice in this route. I feel like pacifist refers to it as "justice", while neutral goes with "judgement" and geno with "vengeance", all different aspects of the same base concept.
@@ducklord4126 Exactly
I think it's different, actually. Flowey said in the neutral ending that he believes Yellow is "judgement" not "justice" I believe Geno is Clover fully embodying a self-righteous judgement, while with every spare it embodies judgement less. The pacifist ending still isn't "Justice" in my opinion, the unaliving oneself "sacrifice" feels too messed up to me, but it IS devoid of judgement. A concept of Judgement vs Justice, I think, is a big theme of this story.
I like how you can really understand both sides of the argument of if this was a moral choice or not to kill Ceroba, for a ending that’s just a branched off version of pacifist there’s a lot to think about in it
I think I side with Clover on this one though
Personally I disagree, by the time you decide to kill her she isn't really much of a threat anymore and it isn't needed really, if they killed her during an earlier phase I could understand
But what you need to think about is whether or not it’s the *JUST* choice
@@deesnyder8201 Thing is she literally showed just how much she plans to go to get rid of you considering that she knocked out other monsters ?
@@deesnyder8201 Thing is she literally showed just how much she plans to go to get rid of you considering that she knocked out other monsters ?
Something I noticed watching this through again: you don’t gain any LOVE when killing Ceroba in this route. I don’t think this was an oversight either. LOVE measures your capacity to hurt others. The more you kill, the easier it becomes to distance yourself. Clover didn’t gain any EXP or LOVE from Ceroba, because they didn’t want to hurt her. This wasn’t an act of senseless violence, or even an act of vengeance. Clover saw a lonely mother weep over losing everything she had left, and decided the best thing they could do was grant her final wish. This was an act of mercy.
that's just wrong
@@KwikBR... How?
@@mikejameson7678 neutralizing someone who wants to d!e isn't an 'act of mercy', that's like saying assisting su1c1dal is, when it obviously isn't.
@@KwikBR Why'd you censor "suicidal"? Also, that statement is not justified. An act of mercy through assisted suicide, while it has its ethical conversations, is likely much more preferred by the individual that's requesting it; say for someone who is in severe, completely untreatable pain. Which isn't limited to physical pain.
In Switzerland, you can get assisted suicide for those reasons. Putting someone out of their misery, as opposed to letting them live through their pain when given the option to help, is borderline evil.
Now, this is a videogame, but the situation hasn't changed. Ceroba is in severe, untreatable pain. Has lived through tiring years to fulfill her husband's idea, and failed miserably. She puts it pretty well; saying she literally lost everything. Her family, her purpose. Just because you don't agree with killing her in that context, doesn't mean it isn't mercy. It's called a mercy kill.
@@mikejameson7678 I censored it because sometimes youtube is weird and i have been muted for the weirdest reasons, but isn't legally putting someone out of their misery only for if they have severe physical pain in most places? and even then, it's not everywhere. everybody can eventually recover, and it's a terrible mentality to think that if 2 people close to you pass away, then your life is over. it definitely ends up as a better alternative for her when you spare her, and i don't think something's 'mercy' when you take away their better alternative
35:51 clover: *pulls out a gun at asgore*
asgore: how tense
Fucking laughed my ass off when it said "easiest undertale fangame attack" during that undodgeable attack
Shoutouts to that guy who yelled “THE DENTIST ALWAYS WINS” in the chat after the fight ended
it was me
@@chairsilla you legend
INVINCILENUKE
As someone who has played only the genocide route, Ceroba is clearly holding back.
Spoilers below
In genocide run, the attacks remove some of your HP permanently (in the fight at least)
My theory is that her red attacks are morality based like Sans' Karma. The track that plays is named "Trial by Fury" so in a way, Clover is being judged just like Frisk against Sans in Genocide
Ceroba was holding back in her pacifist fight, not only by not using red attacks, but the fact that at the end of the first phase she is unable to kill us even though she could do so immediately.
If there was ever a hard mode for Undertale Yellow, I wonder how much harder Ceroba and Cosmic Marlet would be.
She's not really holding back, she's just putting some of her energy into protecting herself. Her geno battle has harder attacks and max HP damage, but she can be hurt there
I don't know felt like pacifist battle was harder
33:48 "You don't get it Asgore, we saved like 3 people"
Thanks chat
37:25 I loved that sneaky text at the bottom 😂
Lol
Honestly I feel both of these endings could be about equally canon to Undertale. While it's implied Asgore killed some of the previous humans they never say he killed all of them, and the True Pacifist ending even goes out of its way to show how Clover's equipment ended up in the dump. I still like this ending, but I don't really agree when I see people saying it's the "more canon" one.
honestly even equally canon is a stretch, theres no way the items land in waterfall if they die without anyone to send the items there
There is a clear answer on wether this is canon or not though. Look at Flowey’s dialogue on true pacifist vs flawed pacifist.
Notice the difference?
@@toastialianOhhh you're right it doesn't even give you the choice to have Flowey wait in this one, good catch.
@@darestep7844 indeed
it could be a schrodinger's cat like situation, because both pacifist endings' outcomes are identical except for ceroba dying, and you don't ever see or hear about her in undertale
This is such a neat ending. The outcome makes me wonder if what was done was just, and if now justice is being done against that action or Clover’s own will wavered because they doubted their action
how did you watch the video that fast
@@watchoutforegthe games been out for a few days most likely they already knew.
You could also skip to the end
By going the pacifist route Clover becomes sympathetic to the plight of monsterkind, but by killing Ceroba they are demonstrating that they just can't let go of what monsters did in the end. Clover feels like they have to punish Asgore for what he has done.
I feel like all 4 endings in Undertale Yellow represent different ideas of what Justice is.
ok thanks makes sense
@@gamercentral2417
@@watchoutforeg Based on the chat, this was probably streamed on Twitch. I’m guessing they watched the original livestream before this video was posted.
Fucking Starlo man. The Flawed Pacifist gave me fucking chills down my spine. Because of Clover killing his best friend, Starlo knew that everything could have changed if he could have talked things out. But now, because of the actions of Clover. Starlo really wanted why he hesitate to fire that bullet TO Clover.
God. I feel bad for Starlo.
This is such a chilling ending even though its a pacifist one.
i can't take Starlo seriously because i keep thinking of the fuckin Mario & Luigi character with almost the exact same name
@@strangefishman7635 you mean the little rat?
Nah I got that rat outta my head
we passed a fist on Ceroba
@@strangefishman7635I hate her so much she was so annoying 😭
I think the little floaty lady @@gamercentral2417
37:25 why didnt asgore just use the undodgeable fire circle attack against Frisk? Is he stupid?
He just couldn't take this anymore (killing children) So Asgore gave up when he fought with Frisk and Frisk killed him in neutral ending.
@@Panda-sl4ugI wonder what Frisk would have done if Asgore did use that attack.
@@foppypoof5195 They would stayed determined till the end...? Or maybe flowey would done something...?
Unlike Clover's - Frisk's actions and choices are matter. (Clover already had their fate (genocide - not canon)).I think if Asgore used that attack Frisk wouldn't die, cause they are too determined
@@Panda-sl4ugno, no, let OP cook, Asgore should have used that against Frisk..
why doesn't anyone use undodgable attacks? game logic
It's cool that they actually made a completely different ending for this, when I saw that I thought it was going to be an Asgore deal all over again where basically the same thing happens regardless of choice
i think its really weird that Asgore doesnt explain to Martlet thats its just impossible for Clover to leave the underground, even if either Clover or Asgore wanted him to
I mean, it IS possible, just not without killing a boss monster (aka asgore) but it is weird that martlet doesnt already know that
If they knew it wasn’t necessary for him to die so early, they wouldn’t have made the wrong choices.
God damn. That line was so raw.
“Why did I hesitate to fire that last bullet.”
Gives me Alphys and Sans vibes with that line.
Kanako's death really was SOUL CRUSHING.
ha
haha
tbf she's probably alive and well, along with 14 other people
*sitcom laughter for an uncomfortable amount of time*
SANS! This is not something to make a pun about!
I feel that the decision between killing or not Ceroba resides completely on what you answer to her question about what's your purpose in the Underground. If you answer that it is the human children, then it is only logical for you to surpass an obstacle that us wife to a man that has killed a child and that has experimented on a human soul, for you to meet Asgore. Clover answering that in Steamworks reflects that he indeed remembers what his mission is, and the fact that he is befriending everyone is only due to him not having a just reason gor executing them. If you however don't answer to Ceroba, then it is shown that Clover has forgotten about his mission, and he is now just seeking love and will sacrifice himself for the justice of the monsterkind. In my case, I player two pacifist runs, in the first one I got put of every battle by acting, and spared Ceroba. In the second, I actually fought back against every monster, as it is legitimate self defense, and just spared their lifes whenever surrendered, as it is the just thing to do. In that run I fought Ceroba and killed her. And I felt that Clover pointing a gun against Asgore, meaning that he is also one to be judged for his actions and deserving punishment, was the best possible outcome to the character. I feel genocide just connects with that idea and it is supposed to be a run where Clover, having knowledge of his previous attempts (let's remember Flowey saying that he is solving puzzles faster), knows that he needs to be stronger to fight Asgore, and therefore, has no other way around than getting stronger, and sees his actions as nothing more than a mean to justice. He doesn't think that those actions are actually just in itself, that's the reason we can see that Genocide Clover is much more human than Genocide Frisk. He's able to apologize to Martlet before attacking her, what I think is canon, ad a way of saying "I don't want to do this, I didn't want to do that, but there's just no other way around" The fact that Clover actually looks down when starting a genocide, just reclects how he is not happy with his actions. I think it really is a reflection of Asgore, in genocide, Clover just turns into asgore himself in order to kill him. In pacifist flawed, he goes for true justice in every action, but that doesn't give him the strenght to deliver justice when it matters most. From a moral point if view. Genocide is justified from utilitaristic views. Whereas flawed pacifist is justified from an imperative moral standart. True pacifist, however, would be a strange turn where, still justified by imperativ ethics, Clover decides that the ones that deserve justice are monsters and not humans, or, it can also be seen as Clover abandoning completely the seek of justice, and just doing the best for the friends he has made, even though that is practically the opposite to what is implied in his "revelation". The creators clearly want to indicate that the true pacifist is the canon, but I don't see a problem at all with this one. The only thing off is the gun and the hat in the dump, but the same scene we see for true pacifist could be done by Martlet taking Clover's things after he dies against Asgore and doing the same thing, since Martlet still loves Clover.
Honestly i hate the true pacifist ending to how twisted the message is.
This one is MUCH better, i like the theme that Clover, while sympathetic to monsters, wont give up on their very humanity and life, its just unfortunate that they die anyways forcing us to do the worst if we want them to be free (as you said)
Interesting essay. It would be more readable if you wrote it in paragraphs though
Fun fact, your lv does not increase after killing ceroba because your actions were just
wasnt lv the will to kill or something?
@@realperson9951 yeah but because it was the soul of Justice and killing cerobra was a just act it was not considered violent and the "level of violence" therefore never increased.
were just what?
@@patryksiennicki1747 (justified)
@@patryksiennicki1747just in this case means fair.
He must really like this game. Shayy has posted like 6 videos on this in a matter of days
no wonder, it's just straight up masterpiece of a fan content carefully crafted with love and passion for over 7 years
Been looking forward to it since 2016. I've been excited for many years!
@@ShayyTVWill you do a full Neutral Run? I witnessed only your Flowey Fight and was curious what happened before and how it was different from Pacifist and Genocide.
so called "free thinkers" when ceroba asks "why won't you die:"
Nano machines son!
Y'know, I just had a thought.
Why did the nice humans have to be killed immediately?
Why couldn't, say Clover, live out their life in the underground peacefully until the time came when the last human fell?
Asgore wants revenge.
The same reason Asgore didn't pass through the barrier after one soul and killed six on the other side, he's a vengeful coward
we see in a lot of the neutral endings where toriel survives that the monsters, generally, do not take kindly to human sympathizers. if asgore let the fallen humans live out their lives in the underground, it would just anger his subjects. they would probably either try to kill the human anyways or attempt to overthrow the king.
asgore isn't a vengeful character, but his people are (understandably). he takes no pleasure in striking down the humans that make it to him. but he views it as his royal duty to get his hands dirty so that his people don't have to.
@@gretchling5012
_"we see in a lot of the neutral endings where toriel survives that the monsters, generally, do not take kindly to human sympathizers."_
If you exclusively kill Asgore, Toriel takes control and makes a law that humans should be accepted as friends. The monsters do exactly as she says without any issues. The first fallen human was also treated as an equal without any issue.
Stop trying to exonerate Asgore.
@@kittykake44 collected, not killed. Speaking of which, a great place to start would be Hurricane, Utah.
20:30 that animation gives me chills even though I've seen it like 5 times, such a good game
When I saw it 25 times during my paci run, I got tired of seeing it..
I don’t even know how many times i saw it the pain of having to restart the animation is, hell when you watch it way too many times, but this fan-game is a masterpiece
@@that_rotten_apple it ends up getting annoying with all the yapping you have to skip
@@enderwolff90 the times i almost beat it then beat it was soo satisfying 😭 chose to spare her ofc the ending was sad but the cutscene where dalv appears for clover was nice
The Ending is cool and all, but it really makes you think. UT Yellow is a prequel. We all knew that Clover would’ve got their soul taken regardless
Yes but not necessarily, since Genocide changes the outcome.
Maybe even this could've.
Well, we knew that would happen. But we didn't know how it would happen B)
out of all the endings, i think i like this one the most, but its hard to pick a favorite. all of them are so well written, but i think it makes the most sense for it to end this way.
Seriously though, "someone tried to brutally murder you and experiment on their child! How could you kill them after they tried to do the same to all 3 of us?!"
It really just doesnt rationally work. See, I dont think its the _right_ choice, but Martlets right: it _is_ just. Theres no saying she wasn't still a threat, theres no saying she wouldnt have just tried to kill you once more. Her threat was "neutralised" to you, but not to Kanako, and not at all over the next few minutes. Her masks broken, sure, but we know she can still be powerful regardless.
This is the logical route. Not the ethical one, but the logical one.
No because the true pacifist, when you spare Ceroba, it shows you that Starlo is right
Wouldn't be surprised if the creator of this fangame went on to work for toby fox some day. Truly amazing and faithful to the source and that ending hits HARD. LOVE IT.
I dont know if it's my messed up moral compass, but Starlo is NOT justified in saying "why did i hesitate to fire that last bullet", both Starlo and Ceroba try to take advantage of you, and you take pity on both. Ceroba outright asks you to kill her, i cant imagine her actually living with the things shes done. I get Starlo is grieving, but we're a kid who was forced to kill someone for the first time, and instead of comforting us, he basically kicks us while we're down.
With foresight, obviously this is the bad ending option because le pacifist, but in the moment i thought to kill her, i kinda wish you just had to spare Ceroba because this end is anticlimactic
To be fair on Starlo, he only woke up after Cereba was already dead.
In the True Pacifist ending you have to spare her 4 times before he wakes up and interrupts her begging.
That's only Starlo doing what you did to Ceroba. Ceroba fights you, which is objectively a horrible thing to do, though she gives up, you are safe and she is depressed. then killing the person that is no threat to you is a terrible thing to do, the only reason to kill them there is to do it out of spite
@@KwikBRIt's okay for Ceroba to agree to let Clover die when they ask, but not when Ceroba asks to die?
@@robotic_chazzie one is somebody who is doomed to die anyway choosing to sacrifice them so others can live happier, and one is somebody who is depressed not wanting to live anymore
In defense of Starlo, he just lost his childhood friend. He also knew you were a kind-hearted individual so seeing you kill Ceroba was a betrayal of his perception of you. He wanted to protect you from the beginning and in the end you killed his best friend. He would understandably be angry about it.
You’re also not forced to even kill her. Ceroba only asks you to kill her, it was up to Clover whether or not to do it.
This is the ending I wish I got. I expected to get. Instead I spared Ceroba unaware that would mean that I would sacrifice myself for monsterkind, which I never agreed to. I watched this video because I was too lazy to replay the entire pacifist route again just to get my preferred ending. I’ll just pretend this is what I did
Something strange I noticed. Right before you land the final hit on Martlet in Genocide, her name is yellow. I wonder, if we spare her, will there be a flawed genocide ending? I haven’t seen anyone do this yet so just a suggestion. Edit: The yellow name on Martlet only seems to appear if you get her to 1 hp using the Justice Soul bullets, otherwise it doesn’t appear.
For some reason, every enemy and boss’s name will turn yellow when they’re one hit from death, even if they’re a genocide encounter / unspareable. Probably just for that little bit extra of guilt-tripping lol
@@dominickb.1352Aw, that’s too bad.
Yellow named enemies on Fight in this game just mean they die on the next hit. It's a measure against getting jumpscared by betray kills. Since Undertale already did that once with Toriel and it would be lame to rehash that.
I do think it would be better if the enemy's name turned orange/red when they can be defeated next attack, not an already-used color that means something else (this would also line up with yellow ACTs automatically sparing enemies, and red ACTs killing them)
When their name is yellow, it doesn't just mean you can spare them. It means you can end the fight within your next turn, not specifically how.
One of my favorite endings in Undertale Yellow. The emotions are just so…raw. Hurts even more because Starlo’s one of my favorite characters
Watching these playthroughs makes me realize how good of a voice actor our strimmer is, very good shayy ❤️
People may like the true Pacifist more, but i like this ending a lot. It's the one i got at first, and i just like the way it portrays Clover
I like genocide. Those guys threw my stuff in the trash. They go in the trash.
Geno one is better :3
W SHAYT LOVE YOUR VIDEOS THANKS FOR GIVING THE UNDERTALE COMMUNITY A GOOD YEAR!!
I just realized: Why is Ceroba worth zero EXP in this? Is… Is it because the world didn’t see what you did as an “execution”? Because you weren’t acting out of violence, but instead in a twisted form of mercy? Is it because she wanted it? Like, did she really *truely* want to die?
It's because it was justified. Thus not violence
@@lenathemaid justified? death is never justified
@@KwikBRthe yellow soul is justice. And in the face of justice, the law, the killing of ceroba was justified.
@@cryopex9976 I don't think that's how that works at all. In geno, the desire to kill "for justice" actually causes EXP to materialize out of nowhere. So I don't think it would prevent you from gaining it, especially when the entire point of EXP and LV is that it measures how emotionally detached you are from the idea of taking a life.
I think the real answer is that the devs didn't think to account for it, especially because stats have no effect from that point forward.
Ah , the cannon ending of getting Killed by Asgore. Finally
39:20
It was , you gain no EXP from that fight , just like if you Kill Asgore or Flowey.
The character sees it justified so they don't feel the desire to kill more and their LV doesn't increase.
They Feel Justified
I wouldn't say its the canon ending though, because 1. The Hat and gun couldn't be sold by bratty and catty (asgore would probably keep those as a memorial or something), and 2. The final dialogue from flowey is a bit different because in this route you have a choice to wait or reset and in the true pacifist one, you dont, and 3. I dont want to accept an ending where ceroba is dead :(
@@imacoolguy2114she deserves it tho
Something being "justified" doesn't prevent EXP gain. Quite the opposite. See: Axis geno fight.
Having watched all of your Yellow videos I'm always amazed at how terribly black and white chat is about morality, which is ironic considering the game
A massive crowd who came for a spectacle is not exactly the best place for a nuanced discussion on morality
Finally got down to watch the last ending...
I know that everyone already commented on it, but Star's last speech right after finishing Ceroba is so RAW and in your face, you knew that you could just spare her and forgive her, it was as simple as the click of a button, but that wouldn't be just... would it?
Of course, Asgore acting strong on Clover when with Martlet, but being distressed when it's just the both of them on the last room. And also like... CLOVER AS WELL?! How he tried to be polite to Asgore when Martlet was around, just to let Martlet feel safe, and in the last room having enough of Asgore's shit because he ruined their mission since the beggining?! I feel for Clover in this ending... in a sort of regreful way, like Asgore.
And also, last thing, how Ceroba said "Thank you" in such a relieving way, like she knows this was the best option to the situation, not trying to brag of as strong to Clover, being happy that she will get to see Chujin again, even though she knows she falied on her own mission. Heartbreaking, that's probably what almost every character felt in this ending, that's all I have to say.
As I comment this I have already seen basically everything on the game, endings, secrets, all of it. Might be missing some specific dialogues, like sparing situations in No Mercy routes, etc.
But I think that's all for me. Like I've said in other comments, I only experienced this myself one time, and that's how it will stay. If I ever feel like I miss this wonderful world, I'll pop a gameplay on YT here and there, or listen to the banging OST while I study. As my final grand goodbye to this, thank you to all of Team UTY for stayin strong for so many years to get to release this, you all should be IMMENSELY proud of yourselves! I hope in the future you get license to sell merch of this, so you can receive what you deserved by having this free (and also for me to get something cool and memorable from it lol) Also yeah Shayy you exist lmao, thank you for all of the videos on UTY, specially this one since I think I didn't see someone bring it as a full fleshed out video dedicating a thumbnail and title to it, keep up the great content as always :).
Probably the longest comment I've ever written... I hope in 30 years time I can look at this comment and see how I cared about this stuff, and find a reason why I should always enjoy and care about it!
THE END (fr this time)
Okay Shayy’s voice acting is really good!
big W for uploading so much, this made my week so much less awful
Weird. Asgore didn't explain that in order to pass the barrier it requires a human soul and a Boss monster soul, making the fight unavoidable. Was this timeline prior to that discovery? Nah Asriel's backstory exist, so it means that fact existed long time ago. So I wonder what's the explanation to this. And also Chujin's work. It seems I can't make any sense to it.
I believe that flowey tells you a boss monster soul is needed, mightve been during the overlook?
Chujin's work was constructing a serum that could allow any monster two be a boss monster so the underground would be stronger and not obliterated by humans. He tried with the blue soul but since it aint pure it didn't work. Ceroba uses his notes and tries refining it but again no dice, and also causes her daughter kanako two be fallen down. In genocide it's a bit unclear if marlet is using the serum but in that case she's just using it as a determination steroid boost (which causes her two amalgify at the end)
"Asgore fight is rigged!"
Dashing :
Definitely weirds me out that Flowey didn’t appear after making such a big deal about getting to Asgore in every other route
His plan is to swoop in and kill Asgore to take the souls - just like he does in Undertale. That plan doesn't work if Asgore just bodies Clover.
@@Idazmi7 That's fair, but then why doesn't he load his save until you beat him? It's just a little weird that he gives up after you die to him once.
@@graysongdl
You get bodied so hard that you don't even get to fight back.
@@graysongdl
You don't even get a chance to fight back.
@@Idazmi7 Well yeah, that's just a gameplay thing, though. Asgore himself is no different between Undertale and Undertale Yellow, but the devs of Yellow chose to make it impossible to beat him for the sake of the story making sense.
Concerning which end is canon, I think both the pacifist and the flawed pacifist routes are the best candidates but to me, the flawed ending seems the more canon.
In the pacifist route, Clover wants justice for the missing children before them. They're looking for the responsible all the way until they finally get sensitized by the Monsters history and the final fight with Ceroba. In a sense, Clover gave justice to the Monsters, accomplishing their destiny by giving their soul while their belongings will be found later on by Frisk in the waterfall.
In the flawed pacifist route, it's the same thing but when fighting Ceroba, Clover claims justice for her actions and the horror she committed. While their morality can be questioned, it's part of Clover's character. Plus, the fact that Clover found Asgore to discover that he is the murderer of the children before them and confront him ties in perfectly with the events of Undertale. Especially since ultimately Clover is powerless against Asgore and joins the other souls. We can easily imagine that after that, Martlet gets to collect Clover's belongings to bring them to the falls as a final tribute.
Love the way Ceroba steals Asriel's leitmotief from "Hopes and Dreams". It's probably symbolic but I just think it's funny.
I always read it as "SER-eb-uh" cuz that sounded the most like "cerberus", anybody else?
Also this ending feels the most fitting in the larger context of Undertale, I'd say it's my favorite one.
it's probably pronounced SAY-roh-bah since her, chujin, and kanako all have japanese names
but anglicized you're probably right on that pronunciation
Bro I wanted to do this but it just boots you back to the beginning and I was so mad, but thank you for uploading it!
Like if you did true pacifist but then when you tried to go back flowey said “no” and you didn’t feel like replaying the whole game.
Sparing Ceroba = True Pacifist
Killing Ceroba = True Mercy
Lol
Shayy should become a voice actor 100%
nice to see daily shayy content ere mate
Starlo's an idiot. Imagine killing a mad criminal in self-defense who tried to murder you and then having to listen from their relatives and friends how it was your fault. Somebody's not surviving my next walkthrough...
Bro was sipping the copium
@@mello-by No, he really was just an idiot.
True 😭 starlo a bum
no? this video proves that everything said by him was true, and martlet was wrong. they did it for the novelty, for the fun of it.
@@KwikBR Actually, no. If Clover killed Ceroba for the fun of it, he would gain EXP, which he did not. He truly was justified in killing Ceroba. But, I can also understand Starlo's anger. I mean, come on, his friend was just killed. Sure, that friend was acting bad, but Ceroba is still his friend. He has every right to be angry, even if the kill was justified.
This is the ending where I felt most sad, cause it was when I realized that I had consumed all of the Undertale Yellow endings (to my knowledge) and by extension content haha. Great game
Wow, I am damn glad I did not kill Ceroba and chose the better ending…this is really heart-wrenching
What an incredible game. No wonder it took so long to make!
thx for everything shayy :D
This is the 93738283th time Undertale Yellow has made me cry 😭
Dang, I was disappointed not to meet Asgore in the normal pacifist route so this is actually really cool to me! Honestly, reads more like how I feel things wouldve actually gone down, rigged fight or not. Also I kinda love that Clover is basically canonically a wimp, even considering Asgore not holding back in the same way as he did facing Frisk at the end. Also Im still surprised an Asgore fight happened, I thought Clover was going to give up their soul directly out of guilt
I think the reason i hate the true pacifist ending is because those monsters made a child give their soul, that's messed up
It's clovers choice though? they tune out the 3 arguing when making their decision
@@june9914 well, after ceroba making that whole drama
I hated it because Ceroba is irresponsible and I dislike how she inserted herself into our journey when we left the Wild East.
@@shinki5361 most characters in UY are really annoying and I can't feel bad for her no matter what, her husband was a great scientist, couldn't get that "serum" to work, and then she decides to try something that was never tested on her own freaking child, WTF
@@sayori3939 What? it was Clover's choice, and Ceroba didn't change that. it was either Asgore killing you for the soul, or Clover giving it away.
I like the Halo Reach-esque "Objective: Survive" ending. Intuition tells you to keep trying but you know deep down that this is the end.
flawed pacifist is such a good name for it idk why i never thought of that lmfao. ive just been calling it aborted pacifist because. you know.
tho. i really like this ending for how abrupt it is and how despite it being so empty it can still fit within undertale's canon. maybe asgore throws clover's stuff in the dump after the swift end they meet. i'll always prefer the 'sacrifice yourself for the monsters' end where you get to see your four besties happy. i love them what can i say lmao
also just as like. an add-on to this. the abrupt nature of this ending is so... natural to me. they were almost there. they were entirely pure through their entire journey and then suddenly RIGHT at the last moment clover just. refuses to forgive ceroba. and then they finally get to asgore and because of a mixture of doubt and i assume guilt they fail and their soul is collected. it's a horrible ending imo but it's a just one for how abruptly you have clover kill ceroba
In Undertale you can consider the Family Ending is Flawed Pacifist
I don’t know why, but this particular ending feels canonical (subjective)
Because this is the way of Justice. Yellow soul kid must be vigilante by definition.
Because it is the only ending that actually ends with clover loosing to asgore, and it is a common headcanon that all humans lost to asgore?
Waited for it!!!
i have been binge watching these videos on my Nintendo 2DS
thanks for making these videos
edit: 10 like special: so on my 2DS about a week ago i was looking at some themes. An undertale yellow theme caught my attention (note i don't know what undertale yellow is yet) so i decided to preview it. It was just some game art with the title on it but what really caught my attention was that the title was cut off and it said UNDERYELL.
cant stop thinking about that.
Lmao, underyell
Thank you shayy
I think flawed pacifist made me cry more than TPE. Thank you for sharing this story and thanks to the team for making UTY ❤
This is the ending I wanted to have happen in my play through. I feel like the whole game is being hyped up to fight Asgore, and knowing that we lose was far more interesting to me than just letting Ceroba take our soul. In my head canon, this happens after sparing Ceroba and giving our hat and gun to Martlet and Star. Clover goes to Asgore by themselves and.. dentist visit ensues.
Any ending with Asgore getting the Yellow Soul is Canon
true pacifist is the only canon ending here because of the lack of clovers hat and gun being sent to waterfall in this ending
@@DragonNodeztheres no confirmed canon ending.
@@DragonNodez Maybe their hat and gun were thrown into Waterfall's garbage dump after this ending?
Alternatively, maybe Clover's corpse was moved to (Edit:) the castle basement and put in a coffin after the pacifist ending.
Technically none of them are canon compliant. Flowey didn't exist yet
@@topsyturvy1097
Well, Flowey could just be using Determination to go to a Timeline before Asgore got the Yellow Soul
I like how this is the only route you can take to be killed by Asgore!
Pretty cool :)
Nunca pude jugar Undertale sin spoilers, nunca experimenté una primera sensación de la historia del juego cuando lo jugué
Ahora he terminado Undertale Yellow empezando por neutral, después la ruta genocide y terminando con la ruta pacifista
Este juego es hermoso, sentí lo que siempre quise sentir con Undertale sin spoilers, y en mi corazón este juego es canon, he llorado con el final
I wish this ending was as complete as the sparing ceroba one (with cutscenes after the credits I mean). It would be fun to leave which one is the canon one up to interpretation
for me, THIS, THIS ONE, is the canon ending of vanilla undertale and nobody can make me think otherwise, this is just perfect!
When I went through pacifist I cried at least 5 times, I don't know if I'll be able to go through genocide now
What a game, loved to see the entire thing explored. Would love to see Bits and Pieces next, although it's been discontinued. What we do have is a Masterpiece tho, and I'd love to see you check it out. I believe pacifist stops after Mettaton, but Geno is complete.
shayy has said that they don’t feel comfortable playing bnp considering the actions of one of the main devs. the other devs are now working on undertale: project harmony, so shayy might play that instead.
@@Zilicon I see, I was unaware of the new project, and I look forward to seeing what becomes of it. We shall see what the future holds.
39:57 If this is referring to the rock in the room north of Deltarock, in genocide the mine boss does say there was an old mine in Snowdin that caved in.
This makes me wonder.
Are there other options in the game that give different endings? I doubt it, but its nice to think we, the internet dont immediately figure everything out
wait,was there really no way to win when fighting asgore in this one?? just a never ending cycle of dodging until you slip a few times? damn
Cannon event man you just can beat that
there's an undodgeable attack in the sequence, as you've seen a bit before he died
Nope. It's an unwinnable fight.
It's unwinnable. Asgore never lets you have your turn in the fight.
Starlo be trying to blame everything on clover such an L im glad its clOVER for Ceroba
If you sit around at pacifist on creds you see *somebody called.
As always, Ceroba is insanely overdone, Starlo is insanely under appreciated, and Martlet is pretty cool.
Incredible
Oh she might have gone on livin,
But she made one fatal slip.
When she tried to match the human with
The big iron on their hip.
Big iron on their hip.
ok this is the ending that happens before frisk falls
Normal pacifist makes more sense since it ends with Clover’s hat and gun in waterfall
the soul still ends up with asgore in the true pacifist ending so i mean. not objectively. it's up for interpretation so it's not absolutely canon, since it's never stated asgore killed all the humans just that he has all their souls. for example in this game integrity's soul is found in waterfall, and it's revealed in a tape and in genocide that axis killed them. they never made it to asgore.
When i was fighting this boss, i couldn't afford the deltarune patch and was locked in, so i had to use the goggles and was on 1.0, tuff fight my god
This is by far the best ending
clover probably felt very bad for what happened after killing ceroba, bro wouldn't even want to have a turn 😢
Starlo almost makes no sense. He is just a fool.
what? does this video not prove he was right? Martlet defends clover saying they had no other option, while the player (Shayy in this case) knew that there was a happier ending, they weren't forced to do it, they were only doing it for the sake of murder. they weren't doing it for a justified reason, this video proves Starlo is right.
@@KwikBR First of all, I think that there is no reason to kill Ceroba in the end, but Starlo didn't know how Ceroba was killed. (Maybe Clover killed her before Ceroba's will was broken, only Clover knows what happened).
"What the hell did Ceroba do to deserve this!" - maybe you shouldn't kill someone as a punishment, but this Starlo's phrase is just a selfish emotional outburst.
Yes, Ceroba "was lost", but it didn't justify an act of homicide.
"She wasn't given a chanse" line also incorrect, because Starlo tried to stop her, but she didn't even listen.
"All I know is that I... I lost my best friend tonight" - this is also a selfish outburst.
"Why did I hesitate to fire that last bullet?" These are the most disturbing words, because he was going to kill someone to correct mistakes, that appears because of his reckless behavior.
All his words are just emotions, they aren't logical. I understand that he lost his friend, but Starlo is crossing the line here.
@@fred_krueger55 either way, in this situation he did happen to be right
@@KwikBR I do not understand why. As I said, only player knows that Ceroba can be spared, Starlo didn't know what was happening, while he was unconscious.
Can you add more details to your explanation, please?
@@fred_krueger55 In undertale, the 'character' is you, you can't just look at it from Clovers perspective, it's a Meta game where saving is a real thing, that you remember. If you have spared first, (which most people do) you know that you could have a happier ending for everyone, you know that you don't need to kill for the sake of killing, and even if you didn't, it's pretty obvious that it would lead to a happier ending, and you can always go back and choose to save her after it goes wrong. whatever situation you are in, Starlo is right that this was the wrong option, and it's completely understandable to wish you had killed the person who killed your childhood friend, especially knowing you were just in the same situation as that friend, and that Clover had spared you, but not them.
35:50 clover was visibly shivering in their timbers
When you said we interrupt this broadcast, I got an ad
You should do a no save run! I just did a neutral no save run and theres a few new lines from flowey :)
I wonder if his final genocide dialogue changes if you don’t save
2:45
Martlet: lets go, clover!
Ceroba: no
Martlet: *almost dies
Clover: bruh
makes the line in Undertale Red & Yellow (geno run) hurt even more
“Because you’re ‘above consequences.’ Because you ‘need to know.’” - Clover, at the end of the No Mercy run of Undertale Red & Yellow
(Ceroba: crying) Shayy: W a t e r 12:59
Seeing this really cements that Asgore never *wanted* to fight. He shows clear remorse for what he has to do to Clover.
how do both pacifist branch endings make me cry what the hell man
"you're lower than dirt" hit hard af
Asgore : The one thing these encounters never are is "different." Not in the end.
Does that mean Asgore Know That Clover Kill Ceroba In The End?