So this is a bit of a preamble but still! I got into the Undertale fandom extremely late, December 2019 to be exact. But I could not be happier I did, I found amazing people just like me, who didn't want it to end so soon. Honestly, I wouldn't be where I am now if I hadn't simply decided to watch a playthrough of Undertale one night. I wouldn't have skeletons to fangirl over, I wouldn't have discovered Underverse or Glitchtale, and my writing would be so much worse. I ended up playing the game in summer of this year (2020 if you're reading in the future) and I loved every second of it. Everything about it just made me smile. 

The end of the true pacifist run was the first time I really cried while playing. I did shed a single tear at the end of neutral when snas says some heartwarming stuff but that's not the point. I still almost cry when I listen to Don't Give Up, since it brings me right back to when I got my first pacifist ending. It was night, around 8 or 9pm, I was sitting on the couch in my pajamas, and I couldn't help but smile the entire time. Seriously, that game manages to both bring back nostalgia and break my heart at the same time. I'm part of a dying fanbase, but I know there's people out there who are like me and just wish we could relive those moments we hold so dear in regards to Undertale. I remember singing Judgement with my cousins on a hill this summer, reading fanfiction together, and even last night watching Glitchtale with my brother. The Undertale fanbase inspired me to learn French believe it or not. I just happened to stumble upon an AU by the name of Flowerfell one day, and I found a cover of a fan song about it in French. And now I can say after months of practicing, I can sing it in both English and French. 

I'm never letting go of Undertale. It provided me with amazing opportunities to improve my writing, my singing, my art, and my French. I can never thank the fanbase enough for that. 

So if you actually read this far, and you just so happen to be an Undertale fan, you're not alone