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I never really understood why the "deltarune" Symbol was so pronounced throughout the Town. I always thought of it as the Dreemurr Family Crest, but it seems like it has some sort of deeper Cultural connection to Monsters. In UNDERTALE, it represented the "deltarune" Prophecy... That seemed like something exclusive to the Underground though.
Maybe it means something else here and we can get some answers from the Church at some point?
Your passion is admirable, but most of what you state as fact is wild speculation. it's a bit nutty.
Demon or not, I would be very surprised if Ralsei didn’t turn out to be some entity that has been part of deltarune’s world since the beginning. He knows way too much to just be a normal darkner.
kris
asgore
asirel
Hmm...
Yup, that checks out. Pretty sure all those Characters were murderers at some point.
Anyhow, jokes aside, I agree that an Anagram should not be the basis for who/what People are for a Fact. It always seemed like it those were more of a Reference/Easter Egg rather than meant to prove they were the exact same thing.
Edit: You might be wonder what Kris "Murdered". Simple: They murdered a Cinnamon Pie, for Pie is also their Enemy.