Fair Enough. My Thought Process Was Based On My Episode Order Theory With Frank And Roy Being More Co-stars

Fair enough. My thought process was based on my episode order theory with Frank and Roy being more co-stars with the boys rather than being the genuine villains of their respective episodes.

Since there's still one or two villains we haven't met yet, there are good odds that episode 6 will introduce them to some extent. We should definitely be on the look out for any red flags with any new characters in the next installment.

I mean there's a chance we do know all the villains we're gonna have though, Frank, Roy, the spider, Skid's dad + cult, Mr Clown, the Candy Dealer, we've got 5 episodes left and lore than enough antagonists to fill each

But yeah it's still good to take note of any new characters, every character that isn't an Easter egg/background character has come back at some point

There's a pretty major question about Tender Treats I haven't seen mentioned at all, but first, some context.

At the end of Deadly Smiles we see a news flash saying that Bob escaped from custody and in Tender Treats we see that the issue of "The Everything" that reported on his escape is dated January 9th, putting Deadly Smiles on the night of January 8th.

However in the literal first scene of Tender Treats we see Bob entering his house for what's implied to be the first time since his escape. The problem is said scene takes place on Halloween with Bob preparing for his annual killing spree, which prompts the question: If he hadn't gone to his house until October 31st, just where the hell was he and what the hell was he doing?

Hey, if you could not make eldritch entities like this for at least a week, that'd be great. (It's up to you though, plus it gives me more crap to reblog)

day 221 of drawing spamton every day until deltarune chapter 3

Time to start another SM lore poll!

Volume 3 of Spooky Month headcanons

Shotgun man's last name is Cox (As in to cock a shotgun)

Kevin was in a garage band with some friends in high school. Most of them have moved away from Frighden since then.

Kevin has a slight phobia of lizards.

The first few movies Carmen and Richard ever showed Roy were all from the Disney renaissance. They also saw some in theaters as dates a few years into their relationship.

Skid's grandma was named Rose.

Skid would shave half his head in his teens. (You can't tell me he wouldn't)

Ross's sleep schedule is a god damn disaster(tm).

Patty owns a dog named Grim, she would kill for him without hesitation.

It's borderline impossible for Frank to get drunk. This man could down a beer stein worth of vodka and then calmly walk in a perfectly straight line. It doesn't have anything to do with whatever turned his eyes black, it's just the way he is.

On a similar note, Lila has a super high spice tolerance.

Spooky Month 6 prediction: All That's Sweet Is Not Sugar

The episode will open with a seemingly normal night with the spookeez going to the candy club and Kevin getting annoyed as usual. However as he's about to usher them out they notice that a few people on the street are acting a little funny.

A similar situation happens with John, Jack and Rick at Gonuts, presumably with Rick quitting his latest job at some point.

The two groups try to navigate the situation as the "sugared up" townsfolk grow more dangerous along with shorter scenes of other characters dealing with the "outbreak".

One of the starring characters eventually ends up ingesting something sugar-laced and this results in a dedicated horror scene

The Candy Dealer is revealed to be responsible for the sugar-spiking relatively early into the episode, but it isn't until the last act that we see his real face or discover the true nature of the sugar (possibly an experimental chemical being tested by the dealer who's really a mad scientist).

The thugs who held Kevin at gunpoint in Unwanted Guest will act as the Candy Dealer's enforcers/bodyguards.

In the end the Dealer's own victims swarm him in a blind rage (Adding angst potential if Robert or John end up being involved in his death, that is, if he is related to them).

Personally, I don't think the Candy Dealer is directly working with the cult, but like the manufacturers of the happy fella dolls, is being accounted for by them in their plans (calling back to the OST cover that shows the cultists as the chess masters of all the other characters).

To be frank, I don't think we have enough information to speculate on the secret ending.

That's all I've got ,if you read this far you deserve to see this beautiful image I have dubbed "The Candy Derper", that I accidentally caught while trying to get the image at the top of the post.