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Spoiler:After beating the game by only killing Toriel, Asgore, Papyrus, Mettaton, and Undyne, Sans will call the player after the Omega Flowey fight to tell them that the annoying dog became president.
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The track "Waterfall" almost exactly matches the melody of "Spear of Justice", but at about a third of the speed.
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By speeding up the song "The Ruins", it is almost identical to the songs "NGAHHH!!" and "Spear of Justice".
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The opera scene with Mettaton is likely a parody of "Aria di Mezzo Carattere" from Final Fantasy VI.
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In the game's demo as well as full version prior to patch v1.001, an unused song by the name of "grandpasemi.ogg" could be found in the game's files. This was likely intended for a cut character that could have been related to Sans, Papyrus, and possibly even W.D. Gaster, due to the name Semi being based on Semi Serif fonts. It is a short, slowed-down, and re-instrumentated version of the song Metal Crusher, which is used as Mettaton's first battle theme.
This same song is now used as of patch v1.001 when you deny feeding Temmie any Tem Flakes. It plays while Temmie makes a unique facial expression, with a text graphic appearing beside her that says "can't blame a BARK for tryin'...", immediately followed by Temmie trying to attack you with her extendable arm.
This same song is now used as of patch v1.001 when you deny feeding Temmie any Tem Flakes. It plays while Temmie makes a unique facial expression, with a text graphic appearing beside her that says "can't blame a BARK for tryin'...", immediately followed by Temmie trying to attack you with her extendable arm.
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The game contains an unused battle with "RG 03" and "RG 04", which appears to be mostly complete with the exception of using placeholder graphics.
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The song "Death By Glamour" is a remix of the songs "Core", "Metal Crusher", and "It's Showtime".
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If you attack the dummy inside of the ruins, but attack and miss it nine times in a row, a text will pop up saying "Dummy tires of your aimless shenanigans." This will automatically end the battle, earning you 0 gold and 0 XP.
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The song "Dating Start!" sounds almost exactly like the song "Turnabout Sisters" from Pheonix Wright: Ace Attorney
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The song "Pathitic House" sped up sounds similiar to the song "Spider Dance".
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During then credits after the Spoiler:pacifist run, if you dodge everything, yellow text will appear saying "Incredible work! Somewhere, felt a door opening...!". This unlocks a door in Snowdin Forest.
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The game contains an ending error message where Sans will say;
"i'll be honest.i have no idea what happened for you to get here. this is actually some sort of error- handling message. so, if you're getting this ending...tell whoever made the game, okay? they'll fix it, or if it's a novel situation... they might even add another ending to the game. chances are, though... you're just a dirty hacker, aren't you? yeah, get outta here."
This works as an error handler when none of the available endings are triggered, which shouldn't happen during regular gameplay.
"i'll be honest.i have no idea what happened for you to get here. this is actually some sort of error- handling message. so, if you're getting this ending...tell whoever made the game, okay? they'll fix it, or if it's a novel situation... they might even add another ending to the game. chances are, though... you're just a dirty hacker, aren't you? yeah, get outta here."
This works as an error handler when none of the available endings are triggered, which shouldn't happen during regular gameplay.
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Attempting to name the fallen child "Gaster" will inexplicably reset the game. Spoiler:This ties into a subplot revolving around the unseen character Dr. W.D. Gaster.
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Spoiler:Asriel Dreemurr's name is an anagram of "serial murderer".
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