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The video is about the motif of smiling in Undertale and Deltarune, and how it is used to convey different emotions and themes. The video analyzes the different types of smiles, such as genuine, social, forced, and malicious, and how they relate to different characters and situations. The video also explores the possible connections between Gaster, the secret bosses, Ralsei, and Chara, based on their use of smiling and other symbols. The video ends with a thank you message to the viewers, patrons, and fan artists.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video discusses the motif of smiles in Undertale and Deltarune.
2. The video creator mentions that a "smile" can be a symbol in the real world, used to convey happiness.
3. In Undertale, light blue is a symbol used to represent patience.
4. The game uses motifs, such as repeating images, words, or sounds, to represent ideas or themes.
5. The video creator defines a "signature" as a motif that is strictly enforced, like a scientific law.
6. Sans' magic doing KARMA damage is an example of a signature in Undertale.
7. Bone-shaped bullets are the signature of Skeletons in the game.
8. The video creator discusses the different types of smiles in Undertale, including social smiles, malicious smiles, and smiles used to convey joy.
9. The character Chara is associated with a "creepy smile" in the game.
10. The video creator suggests that Gaster may be connected to the motif of smiles, particularly in relation to his sound file "smile.ogg".
11. The video creator notes that Ralsei, a character in Deltarune, may be connected to Gaster through their shared motif of smiling.
12. Ralsei's item, the "Cheer Scarf", gives him the effect "Smiley" and has a wingding icon.
13. The video creator speculates that Ralsei may be Gaster's puppet or have some other connection to him.
14. The video creator welcomes new team members, including a Spanish translator and an editor.
15. The video creator expresses gratitude for fan support and mentions that they have reached 30,000 subscribers.