𝕾𝖙𝖆𝖓𝖎𝖘𝖑𝖆𝖚𝖘 𝖔𝖋 𝕹𝖔𝖗𝖚𝖒𝖇𝖊𝖌𝖆 🌹

Undertale and Deltarune are great cultural epics of New England, developed by the great storyteller Toby Fox. Toby Fox, being from an Episcopalian family in New Hampshire, is most likely an Anglo-Yankee of colonial-stock heritage. Being of such a background, he is spiritually primed to enjoy great works like Touhou, as I referenced in my original post from last year. But the purpose of this post is to explain the Anglo-Yankee premise of UTDR. Hometown is, with little personal doubt that it takes place anywhere else, is in rural New England. The combination of hilly, foliage-splashed geography and architectural style line up with rural New England. Susie even refers to water fountains as "bubblers", a term for water fountains heard in central New England. These intentional stylistic choices in UTDR's development are meant to speak to the Anglo-Yankee spirit, as the premise of these works do. Enduring determination combined with the excitement of exploration is the theme of UTDR. The in-game themes reenforce that the adventure from discovering a new, unknown world is the overarching premise of UTDR. Overall, UTDR's characteristics, when looked at in the context of Toby Fox's artistic and thematic style for his series, is inherently Anglo-Yankee. Looking broadly, it's inherently Aryan, as Western stories typically follow the "Hero's Journey" archetype. UTDR is meant to speak to the determined souls of Anglo-Yankee adventurers and heroic explorers, just as Toby Fox intended.