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** Before this, [=Core!Frisk's=] attempts at cheering [=Cross=] up involves showing him the drawing of the entire family. Cross derides this moment as a mark of weakness before crumbling the drawing and throwing it away. [=Core!Frisk=] cannot help but feel pity for him.
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** Additionally, [=Toriel=]'s pose in the hall has a striking similarity to [=XToriel=]'s when she recovers her memories in XTALE X. As [=XGaster=] later remarks to [=XChara=], "You did the same thing when you tried to kill me."
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** Additionally, [=Toriel=]'s pose in the hall has a striking similarity to [=XToriel=]'s when she recovers her memories in XTALE X. As [=XGaster=] later remarks to [=XChara=], "You did the same thing when you tried to kill me.""
* 0.7 Part 2 is generally more heartwarming, but there are still plenty of tears to spread around:
** [=Geno=] had lived in isolation for a very long time, eventually letting it get to his head and becoming more extreme in his measures. Though he got better after escaping the Save screen whole, his experience and his trauma can still be seen when he is warning [=XGaster=] of the consequences of isolation.
** [=Classic!Sans=] being utterly nihilistic to the point that he is pretty much ready to be erased from existence. He's completely pushed himself away from everyone and was found by [=Ink!Sans=] wandering the alleys in the now decrepit town.
* 0.7 Part 2 is generally more heartwarming, but there are still plenty of tears to spread around:
** [=Geno=] had lived in isolation for a very long time, eventually letting it get to his head and becoming more extreme in his measures. Though he got better after escaping the Save screen whole, his experience and his trauma can still be seen when he is warning [=XGaster=] of the consequences of isolation.
** [=Classic!Sans=] being utterly nihilistic to the point that he is pretty much ready to be erased from existence. He's completely pushed himself away from everyone and was found by [=Ink!Sans=] wandering the alleys in the now decrepit town.
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* [=Dream=]'s speech in 0.6. [=Cross=] is incredibly tired and upset from [=XGaster=]'s attempts to control him and the inadequacy of his struggle. [=Dream=] is able to remind him that despite the fact he is a copy, his experiences can define who he is. That even though he betrayed everyone he loved for a futile gambit, he is still a royal guard, and that makes him strong.
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* [=Dream=]'s speech in 0.6. [=Cross=] is incredibly tired and upset from [=XGaster=]'s attempts to control him and the inadequacy of his struggle. [=Dream=] is able to remind him that despite the fact that he is a copy, his experiences can define who he is. That even though he betrayed everyone he loved for a futile gambit, he is still a royal guard, and that makes him strong.
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** Ink is completely non-chalant about his betrayal of the other Sanses and the fact that he basically helped [=XGaster=] commit genocide. He truly never cared about them.
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** Ink is completely non-chalant nonchalant about his betrayal of the other Sanses and the fact that he basically helped [=XGaster=] commit genocide. He truly never cared about them.them.
* [=Dream=]'s speech in 0.6. [=Cross=] is incredibly tired and upset from [=XGaster=]'s attempts to control him and the inadequacy of his struggle. [=Dream=] is able to remind him that despite the fact he is a copy, his experiences can define who he is. That even though he betrayed everyone he loved for a futile gambit, he is still a royal guard, and that makes him strong.
* The beginning half of 0.7 Part 1 has everyone recover their memories from the countless genocide timelines [=Frisk=] forced them through. In a ironic turn of fate, all of them stand where [=Sans=] does in a normal genocide timeline, at the end of the Judgement Hall. Nobody believes in them anymore.
** Additionally, [=Toriel=]'s pose in the hall has a striking similarity to [=XToriel=]'s when she recovers her memories in XTALE X. As [=XGaster=] later remarks to [=XChara=], "You did the same thing when you tried to kill me."
* [=Dream=]'s speech in 0.6. [=Cross=] is incredibly tired and upset from [=XGaster=]'s attempts to control him and the inadequacy of his struggle. [=Dream=] is able to remind him that despite the fact he is a copy, his experiences can define who he is. That even though he betrayed everyone he loved for a futile gambit, he is still a royal guard, and that makes him strong.
* The beginning half of 0.7 Part 1 has everyone recover their memories from the countless genocide timelines [=Frisk=] forced them through. In a ironic turn of fate, all of them stand where [=Sans=] does in a normal genocide timeline, at the end of the Judgement Hall. Nobody believes in them anymore.
** Additionally, [=Toriel=]'s pose in the hall has a striking similarity to [=XToriel=]'s when she recovers her memories in XTALE X. As [=XGaster=] later remarks to [=XChara=], "You did the same thing when you tried to kill me."
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* Sans' condition in 0.5. His journey through the multiverse and the things he's seen completely traumatized him. He's given up on the fight entirely and is only able to muster up enough energy to tell Frisk what has happened. The last shot of the episode shows him sitting ona cliff and eating fries while the city behind him is crashing and burning.
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* Sans' condition in 0.5. His journey through the multiverse and the things he's seen completely traumatized him. He's given up on the fight entirely and is only able to muster up enough energy to tell Frisk what has happened. The last shot of the episode shows him sitting ona on a cliff and eating fries while the city behind him is crashing and burning.
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** When X-Chara brielfy loses his temper and tries to attack Ink, [=XGaster=] uses X-Frisk to stop him. And then cruelly mocks X-Chara for making his borther so upset.
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** When X-Chara brielfy loses his temper and tries to attack Ink, [=XGaster=] uses X-Frisk to stop him. And then cruelly mocks X-Chara for making his borther brother so upset.
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** XTALE X is basically just a re-telling of the prequel comic from [=XGaster's=] point of view. So the viewer gets to experience all the heartbreak and betrayal from that story all over again, with the added bonus of seeing just how desperate and suicidal the X-Event really were all this time.
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** XTALE X is basically just a re-telling of the prequel comic from [=XGaster's=] point of view. So the viewer gets to experience all the heartbreak and betrayal from that story all over again, with the added bonus of seeing just how desperate and suicidal the X-Event really were all this time.time.
* Sans' condition in 0.5. His journey through the multiverse and the things he's seen completely traumatized him. He's given up on the fight entirely and is only able to muster up enough energy to tell Frisk what has happened. The last shot of the episode shows him sitting ona cliff and eating fries while the city behind him is crashing and burning.
* 0.5 confirms that the X-Tale cast really ''are'' brainwashed. They can't even speak for themselves anymore. Even worse: They're [[AndIMustScream fully aware]] of what [=XGaster=] makes their bodies do, but are unable to do anything about it.
** When X-Chara brielfy loses his temper and tries to attack Ink, [=XGaster=] uses X-Frisk to stop him. And then cruelly mocks X-Chara for making his borther so upset.
** Ink is completely non-chalant about his betrayal of the other Sanses and the fact that he basically helped [=XGaster=] commit genocide. He truly never cared about them.
* Sans' condition in 0.5. His journey through the multiverse and the things he's seen completely traumatized him. He's given up on the fight entirely and is only able to muster up enough energy to tell Frisk what has happened. The last shot of the episode shows him sitting ona cliff and eating fries while the city behind him is crashing and burning.
* 0.5 confirms that the X-Tale cast really ''are'' brainwashed. They can't even speak for themselves anymore. Even worse: They're [[AndIMustScream fully aware]] of what [=XGaster=] makes their bodies do, but are unable to do anything about it.
** When X-Chara brielfy loses his temper and tries to attack Ink, [=XGaster=] uses X-Frisk to stop him. And then cruelly mocks X-Chara for making his borther so upset.
** Ink is completely non-chalant about his betrayal of the other Sanses and the fact that he basically helped [=XGaster=] commit genocide. He truly never cared about them.
