The speaker presents an argument for justifying the genocide route in the video game Undertale, where the player character kills every monster in the underground. They acknowledge that this route is often seen as the most evil path, but claim that it can be justified from the human character's perspective. The speaker points out that many monsters in the game are hostile and attack the player character without provocation, and that some characters, such as Toriel and Undyne, are hypocritical in their actions. They also argue that some monsters, such as Alphys and Mettaton, have questionable motivations and behaviors. The speaker concludes that, from the human character's perspective, it is fair to retaliate against the monsters with an equal level of force, especially considering that they are trying to escape the underground and return to the surface. However, the speaker also acknowledges that this is just one possible interpretation and that they personally prefer the pacifist route.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about justifying the genocide path in the game Undertale.
2. The game has a pacifist run and a genocide path.
3. The human player is attacked by monsters in the game.
4. Toriel holds the player's hand in the ruins.
5. Monsters emerge in the dozens and try to kill the player when Toriel disappears.
6. The player is forced to fight back in self-defense.
7. Papyrus tries to capture the player.
8. Undyne attacks the player.
9. Muffet sells confectionaries at an extortionate price.
10. Mettaton was created to destroy humans.
11. Sans only attacks the player on the genocide path.
12. Asgore declares war on humanity.
13. Asgore is responsible for the deaths of six innocent humans.
14. Flowey is a sick, twisted murderer.
15. The player can choose to kill Flowey on the genocide path.
16. The human player has no reason to think Flowey is redeemable.
17. The game has multiple endings, including a pacifist run and a genocide path.