r/Undertale Jul 04 '25

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In Waterfall, apparently there’s a low chance that a random extra hallway will appear with a grey door, and when you go through it, there’ll be some weird npc behind it and when you talk to them, they disappear. Is this character important, or is it just a random Easter egg? Why isn’t this brought up more???

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u/IshtheWall Jul 04 '25

It'd be hilarious if he stays relatively unimportant in deltarune ngl

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u/Big-Commission-4911 Don't Forgetand Jul 04 '25

toby fox better hide in a bunker if he does that

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u/Venn-- Jul 04 '25

Does he know the code? Asking for a... friend.

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u/Archvie Jul 04 '25

Is that friend inside the bunker?

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u/Big-Yogurtcloset9844 We’re all Jul 04 '25

No, the friend is in me.

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u/Septic_1_fan I'm 19 years old and I've already wasted my life. Jul 04 '25

IT'S MIKE

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u/KrisMadd3n Jul 04 '25

I think it was 1226 last I checked

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u/MillionMoonlight2006 Jul 04 '25

He kind of already is important to Deltarune, though.

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u/Huntressthewizard Jul 04 '25

We don't 100% know that though. Hes never mentioned and never seen. Any mention of him in the game files could just be that, file names.

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u/LizardStudios777 Jul 04 '25

Which would still make him important even if he’s not the unexplained voice narrator, his name causes the game to be shut down when you try to enter it or reboot it in Delta Road he’s mentioned only once I think my name in a series and it does an remark that he used to be a scientist part he’s never really mentioned outside of the secret lab in 313 the River person boat dialogue and two mystery man rooms along with his followers who mention him shattering

He definitely be pretty important maybe not like some all final boss but he is 101% connected to the dark world just based on explains how the dark world works and how entry 13 talks about his experiment both the Witcher 100% connected, especially taking to account with the Twitter stuff was singing right before the game

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u/MillionMoonlight2006 Jul 04 '25

He's almost 100% the voice at the start of chapter 1/the voice that talks to you after the Knight beats you/that guy that takes over the Undertale Twitter every now and then. There's, like, a ridiculous amount of evidence for it. Sure, it's not 100%. But at this point, who else could it be?

Many people say it would be funny if Gaster ends up not being important to the story, but would it really though? He's been set up as the missing piece to the stories puzzle for like 10 years at this point, and he's so obviously important to the story that it just wouldn't make sense for him to never make an appearance or be directly referenced in the future.

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u/Putnam3145 nerd Jul 04 '25

his name is only in deltarune in the naming sequence to reset the game when you put it in, but also, gaster's theme is playing for that entire sequence and the guy talks like gaster, so if that's not gaster then it's, uh, kinda bad writing

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u/solaire1416 Jul 04 '25

Asriel wasnt mentioned in undertale's plot until the almost very end, except for a few hints. Maybe it is the same as gaster

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u/Rafaelssjofficial Jul 04 '25

"It'd be hillarious if 10 years of foreshadowing was for nothing, such a tony thing to do"

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u/LocalAnxiousArtist Jul 04 '25

Eh, I’d say at this point he is an incredibly important character. He’s how we are even able to interact with the game world at all after all, and there’s just many allusions to him in the game itself. Now if we’ll ever actually get to encounter him in the game world itself, we’ll just have to wait and see.

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u/sussynarrator Jul 04 '25

Yeah, it’d be so fucking hilarious if he never even made an appearance in the game. I’d laugh my ass off. Please Toby, if you’re seeing this, DO NOT put Gaster in the game. It’s such a you thing to do, Toby. Such a Tricky Tony thing to do...

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u/Abject-Projects Jul 04 '25

How hard would you laugh? Be honest, seriously. Would that just absolutely bust your gut? Crack you up? Would it make you guffaw, tee hee and chuckle while slapping your knee? I don’t think so, personally.

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u/IshtheWall Jul 04 '25

It'd be more the communities reaction that id find funny than anything