
An in-depth discussion of the themes, cultural impact, and history of Deltarune by Toby Fox, with a rotating panel of guests.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsSociety & Culture | |||

Kate and Valerie discuss Undertale and Deltarune as art made by a millennial and ask “what defines millennial art?” For this, they define what a generation means as an analytic context, what experiences millennials share that go into their art, and t... more
Jackie tells Kate about playing Earthbound for the first time in 2026. They discuss the game’s influence on Undertale, Deltarune and the genre at large.We talk about coming-of-age stories and what looking through the eyes of children in our narrative... more
PODISM 1999 is back with our 23rd episode about YIIK: A Postmodern RPG! In our latest deep dive into the defining indie RPG of this era, Kate asks Lucretia the most important YIIK question yet: What kind of ska would Alex Eggleston listen to?Music: “... more
Kate and Goomy finally discuss the spammy little mailman and ask YOU for help defining the difference between a blorbo and a tumblr sexyman. At the end, we get an EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE (56:40) of the all-new Black Knife remix by Hywell.Topics: Slay the ... more
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Nice pod. Could be better by being a bit more humerus 🦴
they talked about isat, absolute cinema
After only listening to part of the first one I am immediately interested! You my friend should keep going! And I apologise on everyone that hasn’t listened to this’s half, cause you did well!
Actually, deltarune was planned even before undertale was. Undertale was like a prologue to deltarune. Also, in deltarune, there is a gaster Easter egg in which “Dark, darker, and yet darker. Photon readings negative. This next experiment is very, very, interesting” in Wingdings is shown on the screen. This is probably a reference to dark fountains. So, in summary, Toby fox is too good at game making.
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Focusing on the expansive universe of Deltarune—a game crafted by Toby Fox—listeners are treated to vibrant discussions that explore the game's themes, cultural significance, and the intricate relationships among its characters. The conversations typically weave together personal anecdotes, humor, and thoughtful analysis, contributing to a reflective exploration of gaming culture and fandom experiences. Unique segments like character deep dives, fandom-related debates, and light-hearted drafting games involving video game characters enrich the content, inviting engagement from listeners who appreciate both the depth of storytelling and the community surrounding it. A notable characteristic is the blend of playful banter with serious discuss... more
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