[MOSTLY BLIND LET'S PLAY]
Long ago, two races ruled over the world: Humans, and Monsters. One day, war broke out between the two races, with the humans coming out victorious after a long battle, and sealed the remaining monsters underground wi…
[MOSTLY BLIND LET'S PLAY]
Long ago, two races ruled over the world: Humans, and Monsters. One day, war broke out between the two races, with the humans coming out victorious after a long battle, and sealed the remaining monsters underground with a magic spell. Fast forward to the present, a young boy climbs Mt. Ebbot, a mountain that legends say that those who climb it never return. The young boy quickly finds himself tripping down into a cave with no way back out.
It is at this point where Neosekken takes control of the boy, and both of them find themselves coming across some ancient ruins - with a helpful goat lady called "Toriel" who takes it upon herself to guide the boy through them after saving him and Neo from a dangerous monster, along with teaching them the ways of the Underground to help them get by.
Things get quirky and weird from there, as Neo encounters several types of monsters, each with their own unique characteristics, and choosing to avoid fighting whenever he can Neo uses his wits, guile and lousy reflexes (as shown in bullet-hell mini-games during combat segments) to get out of each enemy encounter he stumbles into. Some enemies he has to compliment despite facing language barriers, while others he has to flirt with before he can "spare" them, and these are just two examples out of the ones he encounters in this first episode in this brand new series. But perhaps the weird (and most gross) thing he finds himself doing in just the first episode alone is flirting and complimenting monsters left and right in order to scrape together loose change to buy himself one of the few healing items he can buy thus far... and one of them is basically liquified spiders in a jug.
If watching Neosekken encounter and work his way through an enormous underground while also working his way out of aggressive encounters with a whole slew of unique, quircky monsters, whether through passive means or outright combat - all the while he tries REALLY hard to NOT think about what exactly he's drinking in those jugs he buys in the Ruins - sounds like your idea of a fun, interesting time, then feel free to give Neo's Let's Play of Undertale a watch!
