What Happens if you Unplug your Controller in the Mystery Man's room in Undertale?

The disconnection message in the True Lab should be taken as an illustration of what it feels like to be an amalgamate.

What would be actual worst is if there WAS a random secret controller message in the mystery man room but there's a further 1 in x chance for it to display.

Imagine if Toby had just casually dropped the ENTIRE CANON LORE for the Mystery Man and his followers inside of that "No Controller Connected" screen. Seems like a fitting reward for the astronomical amount of effort required to reach it.

imagine you get the gray door and unplug your controller and it just says "please go touch grass"

The message when you unplug during papyrus’s date is the funniest for me

Immagine if the controller disconnecting screen was the biggest piece of the puzzle piece of gaster lore ever lmao

If you could somehow monitor the memory of the console while the game is running, you may be able to obtain the text that is off screen.

If I had to guess, I'd expect "eyes", which is "me" (アイズ or め) or soul which is "tamashi" (ソール or 魂). There are other words with similar meanings to "soul" so you might wanna check those out.

The missing controller messages could have so many weird secrets still hidden, for example, if one needed you to be in a room long enough, or in a specific route. I whonder, if the "no mouth connected" line, that was edited in at 3:28 was pure coincidence, or if it was edited after the japanese extra line was discovered by hbc. This channel will always be a highlight of the day for me.

Chaos always bringing the best conclusions to questions nobody asked but always wanted to know

I feel like in True Toby fashion, having there be a unique message would only draw further attention to the mysteryman, when its obscurity is sort of its priority, right?

Imagine this happened instead. Finally gets the gray door Disconnects controller next to the door only for a normal message* Goes inside the Gaster room and disconnects controller for the same result Talks to Gaster, waits for him to completely disappear, and disconnects controller "No Controller Connected." "Never gonna give you up."

It's crazy how there is still more secrets that are waiting to be unfolded on the Xbox one.

It would’ve been funny if it just said something like “The mystery man is not Gaster”, or “he’s not you think he is” yes to deconfirm that theory in the most anticlimactic, comedic way possible.

You know what would be the worst? If people have been wondering over the Mystery Man room and it turned out one of the OTHER fun events had dialog.

4:44 this video popped up in my subscription box right above a video titled “playing undertale until I find gaster day 82” and it added a layer of comedy to this entire section of the video

You know you’re in deep when you see the title of this video and instantly know exactly why the question is worth asking.

NO EYE NO EAR NO NOSE NO HAND NO BODY NO MIND NO SHAPE NO SHAPE this is the "lyrics" of Yoshimitsu's fight music in Tekken Tag Tournament. though it is taken, with mild modification, from a line in the buddhist heart sutra: "Śāriputra, therefore, in emptiness there is no form, no feeling, no perception, no formations, no consciousness, no eye, no ear, no nose, no tongue, no body, no mind, no form, no sound, no smell, no taste, no texture, and no mental object." so obviously the True Lab thing isn't quite a quote from either, but it seems… inspired to me. and the music pretty fun.

The off-screen body part may be the "ココロ" (mind/heart). I believe that the mind is the most important part of a person's being a person. I think it makes sense to lose it last. (Translated from Japanese to English using DeepL translation. Sorry if any of the words are strange.)

Explaining to my gf why bread uses TTS and she said to me “maybe they’re a celebrity. Like maybe they’re scarjo” and now I can’t stop thinking of Scarlet Johansson sitting down and logging into the half bread chaos YouTube channel to make undertale and deltarune theories