Deltarune Kings (2024)

FAQs

Is it possible to spare King in Deltarune? ›

As King cannot be reasoned with according to his flavor text, sparing him is not an option. Therefore, there are only two methods to defeat King. These two methods are either fighting or surviving all of King's attacks for 15 turns. Fighting can end the battle faster if the party's attack damage is strong enough.

The puzzle requires the suits order from the doors of the Card Castle floors from bottom to top. This order is Diamond, Heart, Club, Spade.

He cannot be reasoned with, but don't give up...! King's description in the "Check" option. King is a major antagonist in the 2018 indie video game Deltarune, serving as the main antagonist of Chapter 1: The Beginning and a minor antagonist in Chapter 2: A Cyber's World.

Jevil is the hardest boss in Chapter 1, and the second hardest in the Undertale/ Deltarune franchise with the hardest boss being Sans.

Naming yourself Frisk activates Hard Mode, an alternate version of the Ruins level with more difficult monsters (e.g. Final Froggit instead of Froggit, and Whimsalot instead of Whimsun). Hard Mode ends after the Ruins level is completed.

However if you wanna play easy you should spare him. If you wanna fight he absolutely prepared because if you read the desc when ur using act on jevil his atk and def goes down. Fighting him does not get his stats to go down. DevilsKnife is much better, but sparing him is easier.

In truth, Jevil himself is the imprisoned one, elaborating his chaotic worldview. This might also be in a figurative way, as since he is imprisoned away from everybody, he can do anything he wants without consequence and that his choices don't matter.

There is unused recruit info for Jevil, who, like other bosses, cannot be recruited.

The Twisted Sword has the highest attack boost in the game as of Chapter 2.

But in chapter 1, you can't fight Jevil after you fight king due to a C. Round blocking the way.

Who is Lancer's dad? ›

Lancer values and idolizes his father, King. He tries to project a tough facade in imitation of him, hoping to be designated "son of the month," and caring for his father's well-being and approval despite being neglected.

There is neither a reward nor a punishment for defeating every enemy. But there is still a reward for pacifism, and Ralsei repeatedly promotes the idea. Make it through Deltarune without hurting anyone, and you can speak to all the Darkners before moving on to the ending.

Profanity (7)

In one scene, the word "f*ck" is implied when a character says "I don't think I'm allowed to say this one," however it is censored out as "$! $?" There is one stronger crude comment with the dialogue "This machine sucks ass." One character says "God Dammit!"

The title "Undertale" is a simple yet kinda powerful title. Deltarune is set in an alternate universe, not a sequel nor a prequel.

Upon defeating Jevil, the party is awarded either the Jevilstail (armor; +2 Attack, +2 Defense, +2 Magic) if pacified or the Devilsknife (weapon (axe); +5 Attack, +4 Magic, Rude Buster: -10 TP cost) if defeated through violence.

An alternate method to Spare an enemy is by making them Tired through certain ACTs, if their HP is below 50%, or an item. This is indicated by the enemy's name being blue. Ralsei or Noelle can then cast Pacify or Sleep Mist respectively to SPARE Tired enemies.

Round can survive one hit, but this causes it to become tired the next turn. Attempting to "Pacify" it causes the game to crash due to the game attempting to display the spared sprite for C. Round, which doesn't exist.

Asgore can only be saved on the True Pacifist Route; on other routes he dies regardless of the actions of the protagonist. Asgore is the only boss whose attack and defense can be reduced.

Yes deltarune has a pacifist route. In deltarune when you kill an enemy they don't die, they just run. There's a single character in the whole game that is able to kill and is only available for a short amount of time in Ch2.