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* FanNickname: Ceroba, for no apparent reason, has become known as "the Roba" across the fanbase. The joke further mutated into people calling Kanako and Chujin "Can of Coke" and "the Jin" respectively.
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** Cool Ceroba[[labelnote:Explanation]]A trend that was made as a sarcastic response to people complaining about Ceroba's sexualization with the Rule 34 Community (aka Hot Ceroba). Said trend has Ceroba taking on a TotallyRadical persona, complete with a skateboard, a backwards baseball hat, and CoolShades .[[/labelnote]]
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** Cool Ceroba[[labelnote:Explanation]]A trend that was made as a sarcastic response to people complaining about Ceroba's sexualization with the Rule 34 Community (aka Hot Ceroba). Said trend has Ceroba taking on a TotallyRadical persona, complete with a skateboard, a backwards baseball hat, and CoolShades .CoolShades.[[/labelnote]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: Martlet (a blue bird monster who is a CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass) and Mo (a flamboyant sharp-dressed salesman) share close similarities to ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'' characters Berdly and Spamton respectively, and both were teased before their respective ''Deltarune'' characters appeared, although due to the game's lengthy production time, they were only [[OlderThanTheyThink officially released afterwards]].
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* HilariousInHindsight: Martlet (a blue bird monster who is a CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass) and Mo (a flamboyant sharp-dressed salesman) salesman with sunglasses) share close similarities to ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'' characters Berdly and Spamton respectively, and both were teased before their respective ''Deltarune'' characters appeared, although due to the game's lengthy production time, they were only [[OlderThanTheyThink officially released afterwards]].
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* IKnewIt: Most people liked to think that Kanako [[spoiler:became the spoon-like amalgamate that tucks you into bed in ''Undertale'', since an optional conversation with Ceroba in Steamworks has her talk about how Kanako wanted to be tucked in by her mother every night]]. This was eventually confirmed by the developers during an art stream in April 2024.
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* IKnewIt: Most people liked to think that Kanako [[spoiler:became [[spoiler:was the spoon-like amalgamate that tucks you Frisk into bed in ''Undertale'', since an optional conversation with Ceroba in Steamworks has her talk about how Kanako wanted to be tucked in by her mother every night]]. This was eventually confirmed by the developers during an art stream in April 2024.
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** [[spoiler:Kanako being separated from Alphys' other patients in the True Lab because she's a Boss Monster is a common concept with fanworks, although it's completely undiscussed what actually happened in the True Lab or what happened to Kanako besides [[FateWorseThanDeath the obvious]]. This is usually to give her an amalgamated design that doesn't require other monsters to be fused into her, although in these cases Kanako usually dominates over the rest of her components' personalities, sometimes hand waved as being either thanks to being a Boss Monster or the Integrity injection.]]
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* IKnewIt: Most people liked to think that Kanako [[spoiler:became the spoon-like amalgamate that tucks you into bed in ''Undertale'', since an optional conversation with Ceroba in Steamworks has her talk about how Kanako wanted to be tucked in by her mother every night]]. This was eventually confirmed by the developers during an art stream in April 2024.
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Kanako has been confirmed to be the amalgamate that tucks Frisk in by the Undertale Yellow devs. This no longer qualifies as fanon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohkjxQ0mYR4
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** Most people like to think that Kanako [[spoiler:became the spoon-like amalgamate that tucks you into bed in ''Undertale'', since an optional conversation with Ceroba in Steamworks has her talk about how Kanako wanted to be tucked in by her mother every night]].
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* DiagnosedByTheAudience: Starlo's obsession with Western culture, as well as his tendency to pace around talk to himself (seen as a common stimming behavior) has lead quite a few fans to see him as autistic or otherwise neurodivergent.
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** Dalv has so little screentime and story relevance you can pretty much forget he even exists as soon as you leave the Dark Ruins. The only time he ever appears again is optional dialog if you backtrack to Snowdin during a Pacifist run after completing the Wild East and at the very end in the True Pacifist ending cutscene where [[spoiler: he attends Clover's funeral]]. The only significance he has to the plot is related to [[spoiler:him being a victim of Integrty's attack on Snowdin]], whitch is something that you will only find out about once you start digging deeper into the lore and is not something that is that well explored in the actual story.
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** Dalv has so little screentime and story relevance you can pretty much forget he even exists as soon as you leave the Dark Ruins. The only time he ever appears again is optional dialog if you backtrack to Snowdin during a Pacifist run after completing the Wild East and at the very end in the True Pacifist ending cutscene where [[spoiler: he attends Clover's funeral]]. The only significance he has to the plot is related to [[spoiler:him being a victim of Integrty's Integrity's attack on Snowdin]], whitch which is something that you will only find out about once you start digging deeper into the lore and is not something that is that well explored in the actual story.
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** [[spoiler: Was Chujin's experimental failures because of his incompetence, or because he was the first to break new ground and thus had no way of knowing what was successful from the get-go? There were cases of real-life inventors who spent their lives experimenting with unsuccessful prototypes (or even just conceptual designs) that were retroactively recognised as revolutionary precisely because they were the first to do so.]]
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** [[spoiler: Was Were Chujin's experimental failures because of his incompetence, he was incompetent, or because he was the first to break new ground and thus had no way of knowing what was successful from the get-go? There were cases of real-life inventors who spent their lives experimenting with unsuccessful prototypes (or even just conceptual designs) that were retroactively recognised as revolutionary precisely because they were the first to do so.]]
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** Dalv has so little screentime and story relevance you can pretty much forget he even exists as soon as you leave the Dark Ruins. The only time he ever appears again is optional dialog if you backtrack to Snowdin during a Pacifist run after completing the Wild East and at the very end in the True Pacifist ending cutscene where [[spoiler: he attends Clover's funeral]]. The only significance he has to the plot is related to [[spoiler:him being a victim of Integrty's attack on Snowdin]], whitch is something that you will only find out about once you start digging deeper into the lore and is not something that is that well explored in the actual story.
