In a better world, Spamtenna wouldn't be so mainstream because it's clear they're both in it for the money and this was a textbook manipulative and abusive relationship. Tenna forced Spamton to take on a shady deal both parties didn't know the full scope of and it led to Spamton's eventual madness and Tenna to become a functional drug addict chasing the high of having people pay attention to him.
Alternative: Spamtenna isnt mainstream bc one of them is a women
I hate how true that statement is. But it'd also depend.
I’d argue that if Tenna was the women in this scenario, people still wouldn’t like the ship either but I can see it being somewhat loved bc fanon will interpret them as the Jessica and Roger rabbit troupe (which isnt as annoying) or make some tranny cope about how “they are t4t guys!1” bc they are ashamed for liking a straight ship.
I misread your Undertale type as "Underrail". My biggest problem with Undertale was that the overall goal of the game or of "Frisk" or whoever the hell we are gets really muddy the further you go into the game. At first it was a matter of escaping the underground, but you can never switch gears during the course of the game and tell people you want to actually release the monsters from imprisonment (at least as far as I can tell on my first playthrough also I was doing this pacifist).
I don't think it's meant to be taken as morally wrong to kill Undyne when she's attacking you. Even during part where Sans "judges your sins" he usually says he can't really blame you for acting in self-defense, he only says something that could be taken as preachy if you killed his brother, in which case he'll question if you have a power that lets you redo things, and if so, if you have the responsibility to go back and do things better.
Honestly? Pretty understandable, character-wise.
It does that for any valid answer I believe.
Fuck, thought I was being smart with that answer lol
I put 7 days and got that too.
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Neat, it's my first time with one of Toby's esoteric arg.
No clue, this is the one thing that never had a conclusion. Don't have any pictures since I'm phone posting but back in May people found this page by deciphering what keys of an invisible keyboard were different (each key played either the beginning or end of the sound effect that plays when the player activates Kris Rape Mode during the funny Noelle scene) and from the different keys they unscrambled "thankyou" which eventually they figured out to put that into the web address. Normally with the Deltarune ARG stuff you have to solve a little puzzle or go through a maze of links and your reward is a little lore piece that hints at future chapters.