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** [[spoiler:In the True Pacifist Ending, Clover refuses to kill Ceroba, who apologizes for everything she did, and is forgiven by Clover, Starlo and Martlet. But Clover sacrifices their SOUL in order to the help the monsters break the barrier and dies.]]
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* IJustShotMarvinInTheFace: [[spoiler:You're able to accidentally kill Starlo in one hit during his boss fight whenever you break free from his lasso. His final words is asking Clover to tell his parents that he'll be gone for a while.]]
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* IJustShotMarvinInTheFace: [[spoiler:You're able to accidentally kill Starlo in one hit during his boss fight whenever you break free from make it through his lasso.slow-mo move. His final words is asking Clover to tell his parents that he'll be gone for a while.]]
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* IJustShotMarvinInTheFace: You're able to accidentally kill Starlo in one hit during his boss fight whenever you break free from his lasso. His final words is asking Clover to tell his parents that he'll be gone for a while.
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* IJustShotMarvinInTheFace: You're [[spoiler:You're able to accidentally kill Starlo in one hit during his boss fight whenever you break free from his lasso. His final words is asking Clover to tell his parents that he'll be gone for a while.]]
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* IJustShotMarvinInTheFace: You're able to accidentally kill Starlo in one hit during his boss fight whenever you break free from his lasso. His final words is asking Clover to tell his parents that he'll be gone for a while.
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** There are a few accessbility options in the menu, such as having the run feature automatically enabled, and being able to restart battles when you die instead of reloading your last save.
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** Partway through the game, you gain access to the Dimensional Satchel. This lets you exchange items between your inventory and storage, saving you the need to backtrack.
** Partway through the game, you gain access to the Dimensional Satchel. This lets you exchange items between your inventory and storage, saving you the need to backtrack.
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* Pre-Asskicking One-Liner: [[spoiler: On a Genocide route, Martlet has two of these punctuating her speeches for her two phases. At the beginning of the first phase, it's, "Clover... your terror... ends now!". And at the beginning of the second phase, it's a simple, "Good luck."]]
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* Pre-Asskicking One-Liner: PreAsskickingOneLiner: [[spoiler: On a Genocide route, Martlet has two of these punctuating her speeches for her two phases. At the beginning of the first phase, it's, "Clover... your terror... ends now!". And at the beginning of the second phase, it's a simple, "Good luck."]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: [[spoiler: There are several hints as to Flowey's true nature:]]
** [[spoiler: Clover lands on a bed of golden flowers in the Dark Ruins. Unlike other patches of flowers in the game that make sense given context, these have no business being there. It's almost as if Flowey knew Clover would end up there.]]
** [[spoiler: If you wait around after falling, Toriel will eventually return with a rope to climb, but before Clover even reaches the top, it cuts back to the start of the game, and for a split second a small Flowey can be seen in the corner, indicating that he's resetting. He ''really'' doesn't want Clover to go with her.]]
** [[spoiler: Interacting with certain save points multiple times may make Flowey get annoyed. The same applies if you mess up multiple times during his tutorial.]]
** [[spoiler: Flowey makes sure that Clover is the only person who sees him. Whenever Clover is with someone, the save points remain, but he never shows up. Why would he feel the need to stay hidden if he was a good guy?]]
** [[spoiler: Flowey also is insistent on Clover heading to Asgore. Directly, with as little wait as possible. No stopping to help people, no messing around--just straight there. A friend would have patience, but Flowey...]]
** Flowey also makes an allusion to his original self on the Genocide Route. After [[spoiler:killing Axis]], Flowey will berate Clover for his "angst".
-->'''Flowey:''' "Ever heard of "don't bite the hand that feeds you"? But oh, "it's okay to bite Flowey because he doesn't have hands." Well, I ''[[WasOnceAMan used to!]]''"
** [[spoiler: Clover lands on a bed of golden flowers in the Dark Ruins. Unlike other patches of flowers in the game that make sense given context, these have no business being there. It's almost as if Flowey knew Clover would end up there.]]
** [[spoiler: If you wait around after falling, Toriel will eventually return with a rope to climb, but before Clover even reaches the top, it cuts back to the start of the game, and for a split second a small Flowey can be seen in the corner, indicating that he's resetting. He ''really'' doesn't want Clover to go with her.]]
** [[spoiler: Interacting with certain save points multiple times may make Flowey get annoyed. The same applies if you mess up multiple times during his tutorial.]]
** [[spoiler: Flowey makes sure that Clover is the only person who sees him. Whenever Clover is with someone, the save points remain, but he never shows up. Why would he feel the need to stay hidden if he was a good guy?]]
** [[spoiler: Flowey also is insistent on Clover heading to Asgore. Directly, with as little wait as possible. No stopping to help people, no messing around--just straight there. A friend would have patience, but Flowey...]]
** Flowey also makes an allusion to his original self on the Genocide Route. After [[spoiler:killing Axis]], Flowey will berate Clover for his "angst".
-->'''Flowey:''' "Ever heard of "don't bite the hand that feeds you"? But oh, "it's okay to bite Flowey because he doesn't have hands." Well, I ''[[WasOnceAMan used to!]]''"
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** [[spoiler: There are several hints as to Flowey's true nature:]]
** *** [[spoiler: Clover lands on a bed of golden flowers in the Dark Ruins. Unlike other patches of flowers in the game that make sense given context, these have no business being there. It's almost as if Flowey knew Clover would end up there.]]
** *** [[spoiler: If you wait around after falling, Toriel will eventually return with a rope to climb, but before Clover even reaches the top, it cuts back to the start of the game, and for a split second a small Flowey can be seen in the corner, indicating that he's resetting. He ''really'' doesn't want Clover to go with her.]]
** *** [[spoiler: Interacting with certain save points multiple times may make Flowey get annoyed. The same applies if you mess up multiple times during his tutorial.]]
** *** [[spoiler: Flowey makes sure that Clover is the only person who sees him. Whenever Clover is with someone, the save points remain, but he never shows up. Why would he feel the need to stay hidden if he was a good guy?]]
** *** [[spoiler: Flowey also is insistent on Clover heading to Asgore. Directly, with as little wait as possible. No stopping to help people, no messing around--just straight there. A friend would have patience, but Flowey...]]
** *** Flowey also makes an allusion to his original self on the Genocide Route. After [[spoiler:killing Axis]], Flowey will berate Clover for his "angst".
-->'''Flowey:''' --->'''Flowey:''' "Ever heard of "don't bite the hand that feeds you"? But oh, "it's okay to bite Flowey because he doesn't have hands." Well, I ''[[WasOnceAMan used to!]]''"to!]]''"
** When talking to Blackjack in the Wild East, at one point he mentions how even ballet shoes can be dangerous weapons. While it may seem like a nod to ''Undertale'', it actually hints at [[spoiler:the blue SOUL human, who fought with ballet shoes, playing an important role in the Ketsukane family's backstory.]]
** [[spoiler: There are several hints as to Flowey's true nature:]]
** When talking to Blackjack in the Wild East, at one point he mentions how even ballet shoes can be dangerous weapons. While it may seem like a nod to ''Undertale'', it actually hints at [[spoiler:the blue SOUL human, who fought with ballet shoes, playing an important role in the Ketsukane family's backstory.]]
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* InUniverseSoundtrack: While traveling the Dunes with Martlet, it's possible to talk to her and get an interesting tidbit on the battle music: In particular that when a monster focuses in during a battle, a music-like vibration echoes throughout, possibly heard by their opponent as well. She also theorizes if determined enough, humans could hear their own battle music as well.
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** While traveling the Dunes with Martlet, it's possible to talk to her and get an interesting tidbit on the battle music: In particular that when a monster focuses in during a battle, a music-like vibration echoes throughout, possibly heard by their opponent as well. She also theorizes if determined enough, humans could hear their own battle music aswell.well.
** At one point in the Wild East, an NPC mentions that the Feisty Five set up speakers around the town to play western-style music, with different variations in different areas, just like the music that plays in-game.
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** At one point in the Wild East, an NPC mentions that the Feisty Five set up speakers around the town to play western-style music, with different variations in different areas, just like the music that plays in-game.
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** In a Pacifist or Neutral route, the Wild East has different variations of an upbeat tune, as well as two additional tracks that play in the saloon and Blackjack's shop. However, after [[spoiler:the rest of the Feisty Five call Starlo out on his actions since Clover arrived and leave him]], the music is replaced with a more somber piece that plays everywhere in the town.
** In the Pacifist route, both times when you are accompanied by Martlet after Steamworks have the usual music replaced with a more serious track - "The Trek" for when [[spoiler:you have to go to Ceroba's house]], and "Flock Together" for after [[spoiler:you've met Martlet on the apartment roof and have decided to go to New Home together]].
** In a Pacifist or Neutral route, the Wild East has different variations of an upbeat tune, as well as two additional tracks that play in the saloon and Blackjack's shop. However, after [[spoiler:the rest of the Feisty Five call Starlo out on his actions since Clover arrived and leave him]], the music is replaced with a more somber piece that plays everywhere in the town.
** In the Pacifist route, both times when you are accompanied by Martlet after Steamworks have the usual music replaced with a more serious track - "The Trek" for when [[spoiler:you have to go to Ceroba's house]], and "Flock Together" for after [[spoiler:you've met Martlet on the apartment roof and have decided to go to New Home together]].
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: [[spoiler:Near the end of a neutral route, Flowey betrays Clover and reveals that he's been resetting Clover's progress for a long time, having manipulated them into killing Toriel to get them to leave the Ruins, only to be exasperated when they kept getting themself killed in the rest of the Underground. As a last resort, Flowey tampered with the switch in the Ruins to force them to take a different path, leading to the events in the game]].
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: [[spoiler:Near the end of a neutral route, Flowey betrays Clover and reveals that he's been resetting Clover's progress for a long time, having manipulated them into killing Toriel to get them to leave the Ruins, only to be exasperated when they kept getting themself killed in the rest of the Underground. As a last resort, Flowey tampered with the switch in the Ruins to force them to take a different path, leading to the events in the game]].game. He was only pretending to be their friend in the hope that they would be able to help him get the 5 [=SOULs=] from Asgore]].
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** During the part where Axis chases you, [[MercyMode he slows down a bit every time you get caught by him]].
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* JustifiedSavePoint: The game is set after Flowey gained Determination (giving him the ability to save and load) but before he became fully sociopathic. Clover, unlike Frisk, doesn't have the Determination to steal it from him, but Flowey is willing to create a save file for them, with the sparkling save points being created by Flowey so Clover can call him to save.
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* JustifiedSavePoint: The game is set after Flowey gained Determination (giving him the ability to save and load) but before he became fully sociopathic. Clover, unlike Frisk, doesn't have the enough Determination to steal it from him, but Flowey is willing to create a save file for them, with the sparkling save points being created by Flowey so Clover can call him to save.
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* ShooOutTheClowns: [[spoiler:On a Genocide route, none of the Feisty Five aside from Starlo make an appearance because he made sure they were evacuated along with the other Wild East residents. Additionally, while you can still get the Golden Bandana if you've collected and held onto the gold items from each of the previous areas, there will not be a fight against Macro Froggit]].
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** [[spoiler:In the Neutral final fight with Flowey, the replicated boss attacks will only correspond to which of the game's bosses you defeated through violence. Any that didn't go down in a violent fashion have their attack skipped.]]
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** [[spoiler:In the Neutral final fight with Flowey, the replicated boss attacks will only correspond to which of the game's bosses you defeated through violence. Any that didn't go down in a violent fashion have their attack skipped. This includes Ceroba if the player has aborted No Mercy in Steamworks.]]
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* DiscOneNuke: By doing the ChainOfDeals to free the kid stuck to the pole in Snowdin, Clover acquives a Silver Scarf, a 6 DEF item that heals them for 2HP every turn. If the player is doing a Neutral playthrough, this item effectively makes the rest of the game a breeze [[spoiler:aside from the route's FinalBoss]], as the DEF and extra HP acquired from LV more than makes up for the missing DEF from later acccesories in favor of free healing.
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* InfinityMinusOneSword: By sheer statistics, Nail Ammo and Delta Rune Patch are the best items that are available with minimal effort, granting 10 points in the respective stat, with the ammo lying around in Steamworks and the armor being bought in the last shop; however, there are other items that might prove more useful depending on the playthrough, such as Silver Scarf's passive healing, Glass Ammo healing by two on a critical hit, or Silver Ammo's extra strong critical hits if the player can consistently land them.
* InfinityPlusOneSword: For ammo, the Friendliness Pellets, which are acquired late into Steamworks if Ceroba isn't with the player [[spoiler:though at that point there's barely any fights to test them out on]] or after [[spoiler:the Ceroba fight]] on No Mercy Route, boasting 11 attack points, only rivaled by Silver Ammo's criticals. For armor, there is the Golden Bandana, acquired for bringing all the hidden golden items to yet another hidden room in Steamworks, boasting an amazing 12 defense points. Unlike the pellets, it is available on all routes [[spoiler:though the BonusBoss protecting it does not show up on No Mercy]].
* InfinityPlusOneSword: For ammo, the Friendliness Pellets, which are acquired late into Steamworks if Ceroba isn't with the player [[spoiler:though at that point there's barely any fights to test them out on]] or after [[spoiler:the Ceroba fight]] on No Mercy Route, boasting 11 attack points, only rivaled by Silver Ammo's criticals. For armor, there is the Golden Bandana, acquired for bringing all the hidden golden items to yet another hidden room in Steamworks, boasting an amazing 12 defense points. Unlike the pellets, it is available on all routes [[spoiler:though the BonusBoss protecting it does not show up on No Mercy]].
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: [[spoiler: During the first fight against Martlet on a Genocide run, she points out that if you hadn't attacked her when you did, she might have led you to where the others were.]]
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* YouMonster: [[spoiler: Martlet actually pulls an Inversion during the first fight on a Genocide run, pointing out that you have to be a human because of your cruelty [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and your hat]] ]]
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** [[spoiler: When you get to the town in the Dunes, everyone has evacuated, except for Starlo. He admits he should hide with the others, but feels that that's not what a sherrif would do. He then challenges you to a "dual", which leads to his death.]]
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** [[spoiler: When you get to the town in the Dunes, everyone has evacuated, except for Starlo. He admits he should hide with the others, but feels that that's not what a sherrif would do. He then challenges you to a "dual", where it turns out he didn't even have a real gun because he knew he'd lose anyway, which leads to his death.]]
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** One of the {{Flavor Text}}s in Axis' fight is "Death by metal & magic." This likely alludes to Mettaton EX's theme, "Death by Glamour".
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* BlamedForBeingRailroaded: [[spoiler: In the Genocide run, there is nothing you can do to stop Starlo from dying. Even if you wait the whole time, Starlo will [[TooDumbToLive shoot you with a harmless rubber bullet]] and Clover will shoot him regardless of your input. This causes Ceroba to be enraged and charge at you to engage in a fight.]]
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* AbnormalAmmo: Instead of changing weapons like Frisk, Clover keeps their gun and simply changes the ammo. The various kinds of ammo they can use include pebbles, ice, coffee beans, glass shards, nails and[[spoiler:Friendliness Pellets]]. Depending on the ammo equipped, Clover can receive different buffs for landing a critical hit such as increased speed for 1 turn when using the coffee ammo.
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* AbnormalAmmo: Instead of changing weapons like Frisk, Clover keeps their gun and simply changes the ammo. The various kinds of ammo they can use include pebbles, ice, coffee beans, glass shards, nails and[[spoiler:Friendliness and [[spoiler:Friendliness Pellets]]. Depending on the ammo equipped, Clover can receive different buffs for landing a critical hit such as increased speed for 1 turn when using the coffee ammo.
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* AbnormalAmmo: Instead of changing weapons like Frisk, Clover keeps their gun and simply changes the ammo. The various kinds of ammo they can use include pebbles, ice, coffee beans, glass shards, nails and[[spoiler:Friendliness Pellets]]. Depending on the ammo equipped, Clover can receive different buffs for landing a critical hit such as increased speed for 1 turn when using the coffee ammo.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: [[spoiler: In a twisted kind of way, the Genocide ending is this for Clover, since they not only accomplish what they came down to do, but they also make it out alive with the [=SOULS=]]]
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* CurbStompBattle: [[spoiler: This is how the Asgore "fight" plays out at the end of a Genocide run, just like in Undertale proper.]]
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* HonorBeforeReason: The Genocide route has two instances of this, with Clover on both ends of it:
** [[spoiler: The Snowdin fight against Martlet ends before you can kill her since she surrenders. Since Clover's LV isn't high enough for them to totally be consumed by vengeance yet, Clover lets her go.]]
** [[spoiler: When you get to the town in the Dunes, everyone has evacuated, except for Starlo. He admits he should hide with the others, but feels that that's not what a sherrif would do. He then challenges you to a "dual", which leads to his death.]]
** [[spoiler: The Snowdin fight against Martlet ends before you can kill her since she surrenders. Since Clover's LV isn't high enough for them to totally be consumed by vengeance yet, Clover lets her go.]]
** [[spoiler: When you get to the town in the Dunes, everyone has evacuated, except for Starlo. He admits he should hide with the others, but feels that that's not what a sherrif would do. He then challenges you to a "dual", which leads to his death.]]
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* SilenceIsGolden: [[spoiler: After Clover kills Asgore on a Genocide run and absorbs his soul, there is almost no sound at all, except for some wind howling, as they take the other five [=SOULS=] and exit through the barrier.]]
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* AirVentPassageway: In the Neutral and Pacifist routes, you escape from the rooms Axis sends you to by going through the vents.
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* SkippableBoss: [[spoiler:If you exhaust your kills in the Dark Ruins before reaching the bridge where you fight Decibat, he won't appear. Similarly, if you exhaust your kills in the Dunes before reaching the mountain, then you will not get to fight El Bailador. This does These do not abort your Genocide run, though.]]
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* WhamLine: At the end of a Neutral route, after [[spoiler:Flowey kills Clover and absorbs their SOUL]], it's revealed that [[spoiler:this isn't anywhere near Clover's first run]]:
-->'''Flowey:''' [[spoiler:You see, I've been watching you for a while.]]\\
'''Flowey:''' [[spoiler:Gosh, what run is it? Gotta be in the hundreds.]]
-->'''Flowey:''' [[spoiler:You see, I've been watching you for a while.]]\\
'''Flowey:''' [[spoiler:Gosh, what run is it? Gotta be in the hundreds.]]
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* Pre-Asskicking One-Liner: [[spoiler: On a Genocide route, Martlet has two of these punctuating her speeches for her two phases. At the beginning of the first phase, it's, "Clover... your terror... ends now!". And at the beginning of the second phase, it's a simple, "Good luck."]]
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* MonochromaticImpactShot: [[spoiler:Martlet ends up on the receiving end of this in the Neutral Route, as everything cuts to black silhouettes on a white screen as Flowey murders her via impalement.]]
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* DeconstructedTrope: As per-being an ''VideoGame/Undertale'' fan game, LevelGrinding gets the same results as it did in ''Undertale'', with multiple monsters treating you like a murderous psychopath for going on of your way to kill every monster in the area. [[spoiler:Even ''[[EvenEvilHasStandards Flowey]]'' will start calling you out on this after a while.]] That said, unlike ''Undertale'' where it's treated as downright deplorable, ''Yellow'' takes a slightly different approach. [[spoiler:The Genocide Route is the only route where Clover can pull a ScrewDestiny and make it out of the underground alive with the other human [=SOULs=] with them. However, this still means having to murder everyone Clover comes across, and multiple monsters call Clover out that while the royal guard may have killed five human children before them for the sake of leaving the underground, Clover is actively going out of their way to punish monsters who are in no way related to those who actually did the deed. This makes the theme of the Genocide Route more [[SinsOfOurFathers should those who are part of a group that has committed horrible acts but were themselves not directly responsible for it or might not even support it deserve to be punished along side those who did do the deed in question]]?]]
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* DeconstructedTrope: As per-being an ''VideoGame/Undertale'' ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' fan game, LevelGrinding gets the same results as it did in ''Undertale'', with multiple monsters treating you like a murderous psychopath for going on of your way to kill every monster in the area. [[spoiler:Even ''[[EvenEvilHasStandards Flowey]]'' will start calling you out on this after a while.]] That said, unlike ''Undertale'' where it's treated as downright deplorable, ''Yellow'' takes a slightly different approach. [[spoiler:The Genocide Route is the only route where Clover can pull a ScrewDestiny and make it out of the underground alive with the other human [=SOULs=] with them. However, this still means having to murder everyone Clover comes across, and multiple monsters call Clover out that while the royal guard may have killed five human children before them for the sake of leaving the underground, Clover is actively going out of their way to punish monsters who are in no way related to those who actually did the deed. This makes the theme of the Genocide Route more [[SinsOfOurFathers should those who are part of a group that has committed horrible acts but were themselves not directly responsible for it or might not even support it deserve to be punished along side those who did do the deed in question]]?]]
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* DeconstructedTrope: As per-being an ''VideoGame/Undertale'' fan game, LevelGrinding gets the same results as it did in ''Undertale'', with multiple monsters treating you like a murderous psychopath for going on of your way to kill every monster in the area. [[spoiler:Even ''[[EvenEvilHasStandards Flowey]]'' will start calling you out on this after a while.]] That said, unlike ''Undertale'' where it's treated as downright deplorable, ''Yellow'' takes a slightly different approach. [[spoiler:The Genocide Route is the only route where Clover can pull a ScrewDestiny and make it out of the underground alive with the other human [=SOULs=] with them. However, this still means having to murder everyone Clover comes across, and multiple monsters call Clover out that while the royal guard may have killed five human children before them for the sake of leaving the underground, Clover is actively going out of their way to punish monsters who are in no way related to those who actually did the deed. This makes the theme of the Genocide Route more [[SinsOfOurFathers should those who are part of a group that has committed horrible acts but were themselves were not directly responsible for it or might not even support it deserve to be punished along side those who did do the deed in question]]?]]
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* DeconstructedTrope: As per-being an ''VideoGame/Undertale'' fan game, LevelGrinding gets the same results as it did in ''Undertale'', with multiple monsters treating you like a murderous psychopath for going on of your way to kill every monster in the area. [[spoiler:Even ''[[EvenEvilHasStandards Flowey]]'' will start calling you out on this after a while.]] That said, unlike ''Undertale'' where it's treated as downright deplorable, ''Yellow'' takes a slightly different approach. [[spoiler:The Genocide Route is the only route where Clover can pull a ScrewDestiny and make it out of the underground alive with the other human [=SOULs=] with them. However, this still means having to murder everyone Clover comes across, and multiple monsters call Clover out that while the royal guard may have killed five human children before them for the sake of leaving the underground, Clover is actively going out of their way to punish monsters who are in no way related to those who actually did the deed. This makes the theme of the Genocide Route more [[SinsOfOurFathers should those who are part of a group that has committed horrible acts but were themselves were not directly responsible for it or might not even support it deserve to be punished along side those who did do the deed in question]]?]]
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* MaximumHPReduction: [[spoiler:In the battle against Ceroba during the Genocide route, she has access to Red attacks that will decrease the player's Max HP.]]
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Might need some more information to confirm if Dalv was that monster, seems very "show, don't tell"
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* PlotTunnel:
** In a Neutral or Pacifist route, the entrance and exit to the Wild East are blocked off, keeping you trapped in the town while you progress through North Star's missions. The Dunes as a whole may qualify, since you can't go back to Snowdin until you reach the end of the area, where the Mail Whale will introduce travelling between mail stations.
** On a Pacifist route, once you enter the Steamworks, you won't be able to freely backtrack until after [[spoiler:you've discovered the secret in Ceroba's house]]. There are mail points in the Steamworks, but Ceroba won't let you use them, and once you've left the area, Martlet accompanies you while you look for [[spoiler:the aforementioned secret]].
* PointOfNoReturn:
** Leaving the Dark Ruins is the first point of no return in the game, as you are unable to revisit there in either route. Flowey even removes his save points if you talk to him after the fight with Dalv, saying that there's no point going back there.
** Until you reach the end of the Dunes on a Neutral or Pacifist route, you won't be able to backtrack to Snowdin. On a Genocide Route, you can't go back there at all because the Mail Whale never shows up.
** Meeting Martlet on the roof of UG apartments will leave you unable to backtrack; in a Pacifist route, Martlet won't let you leave past the outside of the building, on a Neutral route, [[spoiler:you're locked into a fight with Flowey]], and on a Genocide route, [[spoiler:after killing Martlet and Flowey, Clover won't leave past the outside of the building]].
** In a Neutral or Pacifist route, the entrance and exit to the Wild East are blocked off, keeping you trapped in the town while you progress through North Star's missions. The Dunes as a whole may qualify, since you can't go back to Snowdin until you reach the end of the area, where the Mail Whale will introduce travelling between mail stations.
** On a Pacifist route, once you enter the Steamworks, you won't be able to freely backtrack until after [[spoiler:you've discovered the secret in Ceroba's house]]. There are mail points in the Steamworks, but Ceroba won't let you use them, and once you've left the area, Martlet accompanies you while you look for [[spoiler:the aforementioned secret]].
* PointOfNoReturn:
** Leaving the Dark Ruins is the first point of no return in the game, as you are unable to revisit there in either route. Flowey even removes his save points if you talk to him after the fight with Dalv, saying that there's no point going back there.
** Until you reach the end of the Dunes on a Neutral or Pacifist route, you won't be able to backtrack to Snowdin. On a Genocide Route, you can't go back there at all because the Mail Whale never shows up.
** Meeting Martlet on the roof of UG apartments will leave you unable to backtrack; in a Pacifist route, Martlet won't let you leave past the outside of the building, on a Neutral route, [[spoiler:you're locked into a fight with Flowey]], and on a Genocide route, [[spoiler:after killing Martlet and Flowey, Clover won't leave past the outside of the building]].
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%%** Dalv's dialogue before and during his boss battle where he acts as if he's met Clover before and thinks they want to "finish the job" makes more sense after learning that [[spoiler:a previous human had attacked a monster in Snowdin during Chujin and Kanako's visit, with some hints suggesting that Dalv was that same monster]].
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* AscendedMeme: The infamous "[[RecurringFanonCharacter Prunsel]]" briefly appears [[spoiler:during the "Clay" phase of Flowey's final battle, and the vision during the same battle where Martlet melts in a facsimile of Snowdin to reveal an eye could also be a reference to it]].
