What did Pupyra say the first time he serves spaghetti to frisk?

Bonapetit!

And?

Speaking of puns, why does Sans love puns so much?

Oh, I know, it must be because he finds them humorous.

No, no need to show me the door. I'll see myself out there. Hello internet. Welcome to Game Theory where deep breath. I think I'm finally ready to tackle Undertail again, but overly dramatic game theory voice aside

I gotta be honest with you I'm scared of this game.

So before we begin today's episode I need to take a moment to level with you all because it's time I pull back the curtain of the show a bit and address a couple things.

Now don't get me wrong, I love this game. I really do, but doing episodes on Undertail have been some of the worst experiences that I've had in the six years of doing this show.

The first was Sansas Ness, a theory I was so excited to share with you.

In fact, it was one of, if not my favorite episode that we had done of Game Theory to date

because it allowed me an opportunity to talk about one of my favorite franchises growing up,

Earthbound, as well as one of my favorite modern franchises of Undertail, and it was a fun episode.

Now don't get me wrong, did I in any way think that this was canon lore to the series?

No.

Of course not, I didn't think that Sans is actually nest but at the end of the day

these are theories meant to get you to think about things from a different perspective.

And let's be honest here there are a lot of similarities between Earthbound and Undertail

okay from visual design to actual a lot of similarities between Earthbound and Undertail, okay?

From visual design to actual sound effects,

to even the timelines of the games.

But the overwhelming negativity and ridicule

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