Starlo's such a fun contrast to Undyne. Both of them enjoy human culture, but Undyne built up a real persona around anime while Starlo built a facade around westerns. Undyne works alone through the Waterfall section of the game, while Starlo has a posse that follows him around. Undyne initially hates humans and sees them as a threat to the underground, while Starlo idolizes them, recruiting the first one he sees to act as a hero of justice. Even in their fights, both immobilize the human they fight, but while Undyne provides Frisk with a weapon to defend themselves with, Starlo restrains Clover and outright admits he's not playing fair.
@@tecnoblad9502 Yes, but it's not like Clover doesn't have a weapon by the time Starlo attacks. He's also playing dirty not because he's being strategic or afraid of Clover, but because he's at his lowest point and is taking his frustration out on someone in his last effort to not admit he made a mistake. After all, Star plays fair in the murder route, even though that's where he knows you are extremely dangerous.
Oh boy, Undyne was such a great contrast to Star. Still feels like a strange mix of that minor character "Alphys" with her anime addiction and Ceroba in some ways tho.
undertale blue would be a lot more fitting imo because it would still follow the "hey its a prequel!" thing of yellow plus being the blue soul and the geno run being canon with the axis fight at the end would be so cool
@@wolfygirlowothis brings up a question, in what order do they souls get obtained, since most people are calling this game canon(like me), this means the soul colors don’t equal an order, with yellow coming before red but after orange
@@animatetrioj1507 im not sure about the order, i just know undertale blue would be around the time the steamworks was in use; because in UTY its heavily implied the blue soul was obtained via axis then experimented with and finally given to asgore
If Undertale is vanilla, then Undertale Yellow has a western flavor, which I think is the proper way to do a prequel/sequel, to give it that kinda twist.
i hated him for locking away martlet at first, then i grew to love him then he tried to kill me, and i never had such an itchy trigger finger before.. i ended up sparing him, but it was honestly out of the guilt i felt thinking about putting that bullet in him
this game really is something else ive waited patiently the whole time, always thinking each year "its probably cancelled" then i heard it was releasing for real this time and goddamn ive never installed something faster, beat it in 2 days true pacifist
Toby Fox will be officially proud of you the fact that this track feels so upbeat and catchy feels like a nice chance to get you excited for what’s to come in the game thank you and the team for everything.
i honestly dont even consider this a fangame anymore, undertale yellow is permanently my headcanon for clover, and i really want an undertale blue to release someday as a prequel to this game honestly id love for a series of fangames developed by the UTY team for each soul, and maybe a reimagining for the red soul
@@wolfygirlowo There's one thing in Undertale Yellow that directly contradicts Undertale, and a few other things that maybe contradict Undertale. But I think the big picture of the yellow soul human being Clover and taking a different path through the underground, and the Dunes and Steamworks existing, as well as all the characters from UTY existing, is headcanon-able.
the whole wild east segment was really good, i loved starlo’s character build up. amazing work on this, the whole uty team! this really feels like a memorable and canon prequel!
Absolutely my favorite boss in this game. Frustrating, but once you get the hang of it's fun. The horseshoe attack is a personal favorite, really uses the gimmick well.
Honestly, Starlo had such wasted potential in genocide. In terms of characters that deserved to be the final boss, I believe Starlo had the most potential. Starlo has so much to lose, meanwhile Martlet only has her responsibility as a royal guard to uphold. Starlo has the Feisty Five, Ceroba, and his entire family you get to meet in pacifist. Then you have the entire, "The villain has the same powers as the protagonist" trope, where you'd have gunslinger against gunslinger, where both (edited: was are)of you are fueled with the flames of (vengeance) justice. It would also be a great display of character growth that Starlo barely got in pacifist, in such that in losing his loved ones, he finally has to take reality seriously and fully embraces the identity that he was only playing with before.
Yeah, I imagine him showing up at the end RIGHT AFTER the Martlet fight. You'd THINK you're done with the final boss until Star confronts you in judgement hall for example And everyone would think he's been hiding the whole time when he was actually preparing for the final battle
@@moonzie37 ….I don’t think the Martlet fight would be able to fit in if Starlo truly was the final boss. Not only does the Martlet fight have a lot of finality to it, but it’s also FAR too difficult for it to be fair to have ANOTHER possibly HARDER boss fight. (Specially when you’re very likely to lose all your items after Martlet) That’s just atrocious game design.
maybe flowey could kill martlet like in neutral to help you out or sm, or maybe you could fight flowey before he decides to let you go to asgore like how you need to fight omega flowey to complete pacifist in undertale? obviously theyd have to have an easier flowey fight for that
Easily one of the coolest tracks in the game. And there is indeed quite an assortment of cool tracks. But this one is easily among the best. The energy, how it feels so unique and yet true to the style, it really encapsulates why this game is worth experiencing.
Ngl this whole section of the game? Peak. When I first saw Starlo’s boss fight I just knew this game was right up my alley. The sunset in the background, starlo’s showdown stance and his fingers twitching before he reaches his gun, the tumbleweeds!!!! Oh MAN this boss fight was just so good. This entire game was just so good from beginning to end. Just peak. Absolutely peak.
I really enjoyed the Starlo fight, but I feel like this song doesn't know what to do with itself emotionally. Hearing Starlo declare, in despair, all the ways he fucked up, and seeing him lower his eyes at you, feels really relatable. I've been in that position before, acting out in a reactionary way--to the detriment of everyone involved--because I wasn't appropriately emotionally regulating in response to a perceived abandonment. I've never tried to kill my deputy over it, but still. The first minute-or-so of the song captures that feeling, but it transitions to a weirdly upbeat chorus that feels super dissonant with what Starlo is doing.
i love this song so much and… i kinda agree? the later half feels a bit too much like a festive jig, tho the first bit is such a good remix of the western trope cowboy theme into an undertale style song that i can’t not love it
I think it's Starlo trying to convince himself that if he just takes Clover's soul to the king, everything will go back to normal, happier times in spite of how blatantly bad everything in this current scenario is.
Imagine Toby Fox himself played the game and canonized this game to the be prequel in terms of lore and gameplay despite being a fanmade game That will be your greatest achievement yet 😂❤
honestly the underground is big enough for this entire story to take place and the only thing that could conflict with the current lore is whether flowey would have even been… well flowey at that point in time
@@ricekrispies4994Thats what I loved about it. It didn't focus 9n other characters and had its own cast while telling a great story within the confines of the world. Clover was never gonna be the worlds hero. Thats Frisks fate. But he can be the hero of a smaller more personal story. I loved it. Anybody can make a crappy AU that forces a bunch of characters but makes them all poorly written. I hate most of the crap AUs this fanbase has pulled out but I was baffled at just how good the games narrative was. Hey man I'd even call it better than Undertale in some regards.
This is my favorite boss theme after "BEST FRIENDS FOREVER" and "END OF THE LINE_". It just gives off such western yet somewhat futuristic vibe that i cant explain. It was honestly stuck in my head up until the "Flowey" battle.
I took one look at this dude and my brain immediately decided he was going to be the subject of this month’s hyperfixation. Hell, I don’t think I’m gonna be falling out of love with this game in general any time soon
honestly, it stopped being enough at the El Bailador fight, like i can get through most of that fight without getting hit but that last attack always wreck me and the healing per turn is useless in a continous attack, so Steel Bucket all the way
This is my favorite fight in the game. The lasso is super thematic and makes for international attacks, the fight is super fun, the design is beautiful, the story is great, and the music freaking SLAPS
While I listened to this song, I got to 1:101:10 and I thought about Starlo's situation. His entire posse and his childhood friend just ditched him and he's now actively trying to kill his deputy. You begin to realize how sad the 1:10 melody sounds now. With that in mind, the whole rest of the song starts to sound even sadder until it no longer sounds like a battle theme.
its so sad, he's been waiting for this moment his whole life, and he feels like his friends arent supporting it, going as far as to entirely leave him... so he takes out his frustration on the only one left. (of course, that's all from star's perspective) starlo my kinnie 😭😭😭
@@ronster. I'm not gonna lie, I didn't think anyone would agree with this. I just posted it to share my personal interpretation of the song but I didn't think someone would actually agree with it! But I'm glad someone else sees what I'm talking about and feels the same way. This factor alone solidified Starlo as my favorite character in this fan game. I love him so much ❤️
Western/Cowboy tropes are one of my least favorite tropes. But jfc, I really loved the Wild East/Starlo/Feisty Five segment. How did you do that?? Easily my favorite boss fight/theme. (Also, I love how the opening sounds like Ringabel's Theme from Bravely Default ahahaha)
I think it’s because it doesn’t take itself very seriously. Even in-universe all the cowboy stuff is just a fun LARP for everyone to distract themselves from the depressing reality of being trapped underground.
Yesterday I finished the neutral route and I must say that this is my favorite boss theme apart from getting attached to Starlo, I love his design and personality (but he did treat his friends a bit badly)
When i saw starlo in twitter i thought oh this is like the final bad guy outlaw that people think is clover or something I am delighted we got this goofy cool sheriff instead
This song was really good and very hype! I wonder why the imagery of the Train Problem wasn't brought up more for him when he has a literal train attack now that I'm looking at it, but the devs still made good canon material! Thinking over if having to choose between Clover and his friends (Ceroba and his posse) was a Trolley Problem-esque situation though. I mean... 5 or 1? Sounds familiar. The thing is, the longer the fight progresses, the more he reflects on his actions. He's not being the Hero, he's being a "bandit". But he still continues, because the situation is "the same". He begins doing it for the Underground's respect even though he knew the Wild East would never forgive him- still a "majority against minority" situation. The only thing that's changed is the scale of it all. The thing is, the original trolley problem doesn't always have personal stakes on the minority end. It just had 5 against 1, but pulling the lever gives responsibility on your end. The fact he has such high stakes on that end and still chooses to metaphorically pull the lever is gut-wrenching, because he wants Justice. He wants it so badly, but is this it? In the end, aren't him and Clover both just serving their own Judgment? Also the fact he's not afraid to make the game real as long as *he's* the one in control says something. In the Genocide/Vengeance Route, he doesn't shoot down Clover, possibly because he knows he *can't* win against a literal serial killer. He believes he's how he thinks of himself: Starlo, the nobody farmer. He can only do one thing- buy time for Ceroba to evacuate whoever she can while you both walk the ten paces. Because's she's the stronger one of the two, both metaphorically and literally. He's the childish one, he's the naive one, at least in his eyes. So what else can he do? Even the shadow over Clover's eyes could foil his own, they've both "gone a bit too far" and hurt people. But in the Pacifist/Neutral Routes, he has power. He has control. He's the almighty sheriff. So who's stopping him from making the act real? Certainly not you, and certainly not anyone else. They left him, remember? (At least, he thinks so.) So why shouldn't he pull the lever here when he's willing to do it before? What's stopping him from achieving that fame and glory and respect he deserves, no matter how much he regrets it later? Who's going to stop him? That's why he smiles when he shoots at us-- he's on a godforsaken power high. *He's* the one in control, and we know it just as well as he does. That's why our only Spare option is to surrender. For all the ACTs not ultilized well, I can at least let his slide. In all routes, he is his own limiter. His biases make him turn everything into the trolley problem, his own perceptions have him Judge who's a nobody and who isn't (Starlo & North Star, for instance), and his own actions depend on how he sees himself. When he thinks he's a nobody, he withdraws on himself and becomes softspoken and unexpressive. When he thinks he's on top of the world, he's loud, and boistrous, and outspoken. He is a walking self-fulfilling prophecy *and* the prophet. The worst part is, he's technically pulled the lever *before.* That is, during the heavily implied drought that turned the Dunes into... well, the Dunes. He left and turned the town into what we know it by today: the Wild East. But in becoming the sheriff, he moved out and left his family behind. Familiar again? Oh right, the *trolley problem.* Your family or an entire town- if not more people if you're considering Oasis! It's no wonder half the town is run on escapism- the choices he's had to make have hefty *personal* prices to pay. But he met the Feisty Four through his actions, he met Virgil, he got well-acquainted with the town- all because he pulled the lever. *Of course* he thought it would be worth it to shoot us down; he would've never gotten to where he is today without it. Would you rather not take action and lay in bed at night wondering what could have been, or make that choice and regret later? (How *did* he learn about the trolley problem anyway?) The worst part is that it didn't need to be this way. He didn't account for the fact he could've just apologized because he didn't think what he'd done was forgivable- because he couldn't let himself off the hook. He wanted to help, but he'd only hurt, and it was with what he'd used to lift the town up by its bootstraps all those years ago? He didn't account for the fact he could still keep in touch with his family because he didn't think *Starlo* could be the almighty sheriff, only *North Star.* Because he was some nobody farmer, right? He and Ceroba are clearly foiled throughout the game, and this is another display of that. Because not only is one of his lines in response to her "Where was I a few hours ago? In this exact situation.", Ceroba herself admits she was "tunnel visioned". He only sees the fact there are stakes for his mistakes, not the fact he can fix the root of the issue. Because he *thinks* it's his fault and it's his responsibility because he's too darn stubborn to ask for help. I can't get over his train attack, essentially. Edit: needed to add a TL;DR. TL;DR - Starlo's entire decision-making criteria is the Trolley Problem, because he's done it before, will again, but doesn't actually want to regret his decisions. Therefore, cowboy funny escapism lol.
Lyrics for myself: Seems like things have gone awry and turned south Here I thought that I'd fix everything Now I see there's no choice but this Showdown And it's all thanks to both of our sins Justice comes for us, Monsterkind Gave up hope of bein' SAVED from their demise This is what our partnership comes to Bandits we are to the core, ain't that true Iron to iron, standin' face to face Thought that I could guide the undeservin' Entertainin' and helpin' the town But there's no way out, nowhere to exit Gettin' out unscathed ain't a workaround Always yearned to see the sunlight Above, once upon a time Yet your SOUL's light is what we're to FIGHT The train's nearin' our sights! Ain't no way that they'll forgive me But I won't stay a nobody! Pull the lever, the trigger I'm the judge now, so this ends here In this town, I am the North Star So don't think you'll get far * Draw! Now I see the world I made is pointless True status here is secured through pain Thought that things wouldn't turn out so hopeless But the Underground leaves no room for faith This won't end until someone dies 'cuz Heroes have to choose who to sacrifice This sheriff stuff was all worthless lies But my regret won't make me go blind Iron to iron, this is where we end Always thought happiness lasts forever [*The J is silent], despite my dreams All the same, we're goin' down as partners Made the choice and there ain't no reprieve You're the very idol I'd seen Long ago, upon the screen ACT on your strife, in our tears and plight The train's nearing our sights! Judgement is what the world serves So we've reached some point of no return One last shot, I'll make it count Clover, game over, this ends now I'm not the almighty North Star But I won't let you get far!
@@Lucas-cm2kyHey man. Just not my style but I got nothin against em. Still bein a dude with a sick hat and a big iron on his hip is any mans dream. I can respect that.
This song goes fucking off the rails what in the just shapes and beats is this every segment like 0:31 is the best part change my mind Lol I wrote this on a road trip to a birthday party but now thinking about it this sounds like a road song
The Starlo fight was so hard for me initially since I was too stubborn to upgrade from the damn Silver Scarf (6Def & 2HP heal every turn) 😅 He was dealing like 4 damage & that was lots for little babey pacifist Clover (And then I did Genocide right after doing True Pacifist)
Im actually wish starlo would given his all to fight us in the genocide or atleast pair up with ceroba to stop us. But he is too kind, he doesnt even want to kill
i want to find the person that composed this specific song and starlos character designer and personally thank them for making my new favorite character
You can find the full OST on the UTY channel! (streaming coming soon)
www.youtube.com/@UndertaleYellowOfficial
You have an Spotify account? I would like to follow you and listen to the game's music wherever
Got some new undertale fan games coming soon?
@@yessersonyessuroni9496they all worked on this for a very long time I don’t think they would want to
@@Robojizz25 ok
urinary tract ynfection
"Calm down starlo, we're your friends"
"Shut up clover, i'll kill you"
"I'm sorry pal, but can we make amends?"
"Shut up Ed, i'm gonna kill you"
"Why can't we just talk it out?"
"Not this time, Ceroba"
@@DutchPlanDerLinde-se9fkstar "oh star where have you been", to late marlet im killing you slow
@@DutchPlanDerLinde-se9fksorry messed up the First time
@@DutchPlanDerLinde-se9fkStarlo, oh Starlo, where have you been?!
Shut up Martlet, I’m killing you slow.
Starlo's such a fun contrast to Undyne. Both of them enjoy human culture, but Undyne built up a real persona around anime while Starlo built a facade around westerns. Undyne works alone through the Waterfall section of the game, while Starlo has a posse that follows him around. Undyne initially hates humans and sees them as a threat to the underground, while Starlo idolizes them, recruiting the first one he sees to act as a hero of justice. Even in their fights, both immobilize the human they fight, but while Undyne provides Frisk with a weapon to defend themselves with, Starlo restrains Clover and outright admits he's not playing fair.
Cause Starla knows he’s chances of winning drops drastically if he plays fair.
Starlo gives Clover a weapon earlier though.
@@max.s5202 that seems more like for "buttering up" the human while they were still friends a few moments before.
@@tecnoblad9502 Yes, but it's not like Clover doesn't have a weapon by the time Starlo attacks. He's also playing dirty not because he's being strategic or afraid of Clover, but because he's at his lowest point and is taking his frustration out on someone in his last effort to not admit he made a mistake.
After all, Star plays fair in the murder route, even though that's where he knows you are extremely dangerous.
@@max.s5202undyne gave frisk a weapon to block her attacks but starlo doesn't
"I make the law so I can legally shoot down your doors!"
"I was just gunna ask you to sell a gun to this child."
Starlo is the best.
LMAO
as someone who agrees, i agree
One of the best lines for sure
Starlo and Martlet are my favourites
“I’ll give ya 400G”
In an alternate universe, this is the original, and everyone is celebrating the release of Undertale Red
Oh boy, Undyne was such a great contrast to Star. Still feels like a strange mix of that minor character "Alphys" with her anime addiction and Ceroba in some ways tho.
undertale blue would be a lot more fitting imo because it would still follow the "hey its a prequel!" thing of yellow
plus being the blue soul and the geno run being canon with the axis fight at the end would be so cool
@@wolfygirlowoalternative universe would make it go further in time tho?
@@wolfygirlowothis brings up a question, in what order do they souls get obtained, since most people are calling this game canon(like me), this means the soul colors don’t equal an order, with yellow coming before red but after orange
@@animatetrioj1507 im not sure about the order, i just know undertale blue would be around the time the steamworks was in use; because in UTY its heavily implied the blue soul was obtained via axis then experimented with and finally given to asgore
"I want you to give this child a gun" -Starlo
How could you not love this guy?
@@arloklenczon6811 You're right, he gives guns to children, there's no reason NOT to love him after that
Wait I worded that wrong I'll give you 400G
@@Darcc14 exactly
True America moment
"You've yee'd your last haw"
Accurate af
"And you've hee'd your last yaw" said the cowboy to the ninja
I loved when starlo said: “it’s showdown time.” And killed me several times.
Really an Undertale moment of all time
@@DutchPlanDerLinde-se9fk I Undertaled all over the place 😔
Ya unironically I dead with silver scarf to lv 4 around 10 times
did it with no armor or items and it took 2 hours 💀💀💀
@@Cye_Pie and yellowed the whole underground
Are we gonna ignore the fact that *STARLO CAN SUMMON TRAINS AT WILL IN ONE OF HIS ATTACKS*
This game has a youkai (monster but close enough) fox and she's not the one who can do that? Damn.
And Martlet can summon a FUCKING METEOR as one of her attacks.
As a man once said "i like trains"
so autism, i love him
@@nonexistant8557 Beautiful. FRICKIN BEAUTIFUL.
Truly, the purest statement.
Fearlessness!
Excellence!
Intuition!
Sneakiness!
Toughness!
Youthfulness!
JUSTICE!
. . .
The J is silent.
we never found out what the f, i, v, and e stood for :(
@@dogfish.dogfish it stands for
F. five
i.
v.
e.
@@felizendamn...
@@felizen such wisdom...
@@felizensuch wise words
If Undertale is vanilla, then Undertale Yellow has a western flavor, which I think is the proper way to do a prequel/sequel, to give it that kinda twist.
Western flavored ice cream?
@@inqyr4707
With extra sawdust.
Cinnamon with a -bit- TRUCKLOAD of barbeque
@@inqyr4707 like a root beer float
base undertale gives off a distinct halloween vibe for me, mainly from the cast of monsters
honestly i enjoyed getting dragged along for all the missions starlo had, hands down was my favorite time in the game
i hated him for locking away martlet at first, then i grew to love him
then he tried to kill me, and i never had such an itchy trigger finger before.. i ended up sparing him, but it was honestly out of the guilt i felt thinking about putting that bullet in him
same! i can almost certainly say he's my favorite character in undertale yellow
@@wolfygirlowoHe’s the sole reason I aborted pacifist
The goofy recreation of the trolley problem is what won me over
@@gladeburstsincerely go to hell (joke)
"HEY,STAY STILL!"
"I DON'T WANNA SHOOT MY LASSO!"
*3 minutes later*
"LOOK AT WHAT YOU'VE MADE ME TO DO.ATLEAST DUAL IS FAIR NOW."
Id rather say: 60 minutes later
I’m not usually one to like western themes in media, but god damn do I adore Starlo.
I think that just goes to show how good a job you guys did
Did you mean eastern themes
@Beep841 nah he means northern
same
this game got the entire compass fr fr
@@JustANewHunter but can it do downwards
this game really is something else
ive waited patiently the whole time, always thinking each year "its probably cancelled"
then i heard it was releasing
for real this time
and goddamn ive never installed something faster, beat it in 2 days true pacifist
still haven’t beat it fully (stuck on ceroba) although I do hear flower man is a boss
most excited for that
@@ricekrispies4994i saw a video of the flowey fight and WOW is it good but terrifying
hardcore omori vibes, so beware of that
@@ricekrispies4994 but only on the neutral route
I missed the neutral route an went straight to pacifist thinking I had to do some files reloading like undertale 😭
Im doing neutral, the omega flowey wannabe is wrecking me
Toby Fox will be officially proud of you the fact that this track feels so upbeat and catchy feels like a nice chance to get you excited for what’s to come in the game thank you and the team for everything.
Maybe Toby will pull another UT RED on us if he sees this.
True XD
@@barrenwanderers5655did Toby officially acknowledge UT Red?
@@CaptainObliviousV The person who made Undertale Red, Taxiderby, is now one of the people that works on Deltarune with Toby Fox.
@@AlphOnMons oh yeah, I read that interview. I knew he worked on an Undertale fan game but I didn’t know he made UT Red!
1:30 I feel like this part represents Starlo as a Farmer but still has the dignity as a Sheriff
gosh im so late to this because i entered my ut phase again but thats what i thought too.
@@k1r0ko don't worry, weeks, months YEARS will be passed, but Undertale yellow will be always amazing and be in our hearts💛!
@@APieceOfDamnBreadIn your hearts of Justice!
"I was just gonna ask you to sell a gun to this child!"
Best quote in the game.
I don’t think I’ve ever enjoyed a fangame or its music this much.
i honestly dont even consider this a fangame anymore, undertale yellow is permanently my headcanon for clover, and i really want an undertale blue to release someday as a prequel to this game
honestly id love for a series of fangames developed by the UTY team for each soul, and maybe a reimagining for the red soul
@@wolfygirlowoUndertale yellow to me is a lot like yume 2kki. Where it’s technically fangame but it’s universally accepted as an actual sequel
@@wolfygirlowo There's one thing in Undertale Yellow that directly contradicts Undertale, and a few other things that maybe contradict Undertale.
But I think the big picture of the yellow soul human being Clover and taking a different path through the underground, and the Dunes and Steamworks existing, as well as all the characters from UTY existing, is headcanon-able.
This takes the cake for my favorite fangame, with oblitus casa being a close second.
the whole wild east segment was really good, i loved starlo’s character build up. amazing work on this, the whole uty team! this really feels like a memorable and canon prequel!
This game is gonna have the new generation of kids spelling “duel” wrong their whole lives.
I always pronounced it like "Du-eh-l'(L is mild)", so even dual would be better for my broken tongue.
@@Savage_Roma ok
Dual
dual*
There aren't too much kids that plays these fangames,they nowadays play things like Playstore Games
So,no need to worry about it
Absolutely my favorite boss in this game. Frustrating, but once you get the hang of it's fun.
The horseshoe attack is a personal favorite, really uses the gimmick well.
I completely cheesed that one by stretching the rope lmao.
@@AdaTheWatcher haha same it actually took me a while to figure out the cheese wasn not the intended way to dodge it
Ain't it funny how Starlo copied Decibat but he shoots you while ringing the bell
@Quasar-Z I hate that attack especially when he uses the gun with it eo frustrating
definitely my favourite fight. El Balaidor was definitely the worst imo.
Honestly, Starlo had such wasted potential in genocide. In terms of characters that deserved to be the final boss, I believe Starlo had the most potential. Starlo has so much to lose, meanwhile Martlet only has her responsibility as a royal guard to uphold. Starlo has the Feisty Five, Ceroba, and his entire family you get to meet in pacifist. Then you have the entire, "The villain has the same powers as the protagonist" trope, where you'd have gunslinger against gunslinger, where both (edited: was are)of you are fueled with the flames of (vengeance) justice. It would also be a great display of character growth that Starlo barely got in pacifist, in such that in losing his loved ones, he finally has to take reality seriously and fully embraces the identity that he was only playing with before.
Yea it felt like he shouldn't have been instant killed would make a fun boss fight
Maybe too fun
Yeah, I imagine him showing up at the end RIGHT AFTER the Martlet fight. You'd THINK you're done with the final boss until Star confronts you in judgement hall for example
And everyone would think he's been hiding the whole time when he was actually preparing for the final battle
Human Justice vs Monster Justice
@@moonzie37 ….I don’t think the Martlet fight would be able to fit in if Starlo truly was the final boss. Not only does the Martlet fight have a lot of finality to it, but it’s also FAR too difficult for it to be fair to have ANOTHER possibly HARDER boss fight. (Specially when you’re very likely to lose all your items after Martlet) That’s just atrocious game design.
maybe flowey could kill martlet like in neutral to help you out or sm, or maybe you could fight flowey before he decides to let you go to asgore like how you need to fight omega flowey to complete pacifist in undertale? obviously theyd have to have an easier flowey fight for that
Easily one of the coolest tracks in the game. And there is indeed quite an assortment of cool tracks. But this one is easily among the best. The energy, how it feels so unique and yet true to the style, it really encapsulates why this game is worth experiencing.
I love this song so much, feels really upbeat while also perfect for an awesome dual!
Someone missed their cowboy grammar lessons.
@@Lindroganti😂😂
@@Lindroganti Dual, Duel, who cares? Tomato, potato and all that/ref
The undertale motif at 1:31 was gorgeous
Thats the Justice motif, justice being the death theme in UTY.
1:09
@@theoneandonlyZefThat naming is genius
where
Ngl this whole section of the game? Peak. When I first saw Starlo’s boss fight I just knew this game was right up my alley. The sunset in the background, starlo’s showdown stance and his fingers twitching before he reaches his gun, the tumbleweeds!!!! Oh MAN this boss fight was just so good. This entire game was just so good from beginning to end. Just peak. Absolutely peak.
Honestly I really hope the OST will be on Spotify later it's way too good qwq
Edit: OH MY GOD IT IS NOW JSJXJSJXJSJD I'M SO HAPPY
And Apple Music qwq
edit: womp womp waa
Extremely rare find: An edit that isn't expressing fame (Ex MOM IM FAMOUS)
Starlo: "Im gonna kill you Clover!"
Clover: "Trust me, youre not that guy, pal"
I really enjoyed the Starlo fight, but I feel like this song doesn't know what to do with itself emotionally.
Hearing Starlo declare, in despair, all the ways he fucked up, and seeing him lower his eyes at you, feels really relatable. I've been in that position before, acting out in a reactionary way--to the detriment of everyone involved--because I wasn't appropriately emotionally regulating in response to a perceived abandonment. I've never tried to kill my deputy over it, but still.
The first minute-or-so of the song captures that feeling, but it transitions to a weirdly upbeat chorus that feels super dissonant with what Starlo is doing.
i love this song so much and… i kinda agree? the later half feels a bit too much like a festive jig, tho the first bit is such a good remix of the western trope cowboy theme into an undertale style song that i can’t not love it
yeah i totally agree, but for a possible explanation maybe its cuz clover broke out of starlos lasso at that point of the song?
I think it's to symbolise that Clover broke free and the fight really begins.
I think it's Starlo trying to convince himself that if he just takes Clover's soul to the king, everything will go back to normal, happier times in spite of how blatantly bad everything in this current scenario is.
I imagine a tumbleweed bouncing to the falling notes. One could say the notes took a tumble.
I love when he said "its dualing time" and then proceeded to beat the shit out of me for like a week
Love how this fangame is treated like undertale was. Remixes, what if, easter eggs, fun value, even aus
Imagine Toby Fox himself played the game and canonized this game to the be prequel in terms of lore and gameplay despite being a fanmade game
That will be your greatest achievement yet 😂❤
BRO IS AAAAAAAAAAAA-
honestly the underground is big enough for this entire story to take place and the only thing that could conflict with the current lore is whether flowey would have even been… well flowey at that point in time
@@ricekrispies4994Thats what I loved about it. It didn't focus 9n other characters and had its own cast while telling a great story within the confines of the world. Clover was never gonna be the worlds hero. Thats Frisks fate. But he can be the hero of a smaller more personal story. I loved it. Anybody can make a crappy AU that forces a bunch of characters but makes them all poorly written. I hate most of the crap AUs this fanbase has pulled out but I was baffled at just how good the games narrative was. Hey man I'd even call it better than Undertale in some regards.
Sort of like the Lisa fanverse, right?
@@ricekrispies4994and the lab experiments too.
That awkward moment when you have to shoot your former cowboy rancher friend with split personality issues because he wants to steal your soul 💀🌽🌽
This is my favorite boss theme after "BEST FRIENDS FOREVER" and "END OF THE LINE_". It just gives off such western yet somewhat futuristic vibe that i cant explain. It was honestly stuck in my head up until the "Flowey" battle.
I remember when Starlo said "Its time for your FINAL SHOWDOWN, Clover!" and final showdowned all over the place...,,,,..,....
Starlo was easily one of if not, my favorite character in UT yellow, hes just that guy
This song makes me feel like I'm riding a horse into the sunset after catching bandits for the sheriff.
Does the horse die?
Yes 😢
best track on the game
Yo your profile pic is Pumpkin! I love Baman Piderman, but I’ve never seen another fan in the wild.
I took one look at this dude and my brain immediately decided he was going to be the subject of this month’s hyperfixation. Hell, I don’t think I’m gonna be falling out of love with this game in general any time soon
Died so many times to this dude but never actually got tired of his theme ngl
Bc this shit slAPS
that attack with lots of guns and he slows you down took me like 10 tries lol (am pacifist)
This guy is the reason I like destert areas in games now lol
Important advice:
You have officially reached the point in the game where the Silver Scarf's healing is no longer enough.
honestly, it stopped being enough at the El Bailador fight, like i can get through most of that fight without getting hit but that last attack always wreck me and the healing per turn is useless in a continous attack, so Steel Bucket all the way
"WE LOVE YOU STARLO" we all say in unison
This is my favorite fight in the game. The lasso is super thematic and makes for international attacks, the fight is super fun, the design is beautiful, the story is great, and the music freaking SLAPS
I love the subtle use of the _The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly_ theme throughout.
Starlo and Cebora have my favorite themes
This game is amazing
Cebora moment 💀
As a UT yellow player , this is a Great soundtrack when im playing Minecraft with friends
Seeing this character before playing the game I thought he'd be a cool cow boy bounty hunter I didn't expect him to be such a silly little nerd
this is my new favourite person ever
“It’s just a theme for a cowboy wannabe, don’t go too hard”
MasterSwordRemix:
My favorite track in the game so far! This battle had so much emotion too
While I listened to this song, I got to 1:10 1:10 and I thought about Starlo's situation. His entire posse and his childhood friend just ditched him and he's now actively trying to kill his deputy. You begin to realize how sad the 1:10 melody sounds now. With that in mind, the whole rest of the song starts to sound even sadder until it no longer sounds like a battle theme.
I didn't mean to put the timestamp in three times.
its so sad, he's been waiting for this moment his whole life, and he feels like his friends arent supporting it, going as far as to entirely leave him... so he takes out his frustration on the only one left.
(of course, that's all from star's perspective)
starlo my kinnie 😭😭😭
@@ronster. I'm not gonna lie, I didn't think anyone would agree with this. I just posted it to share my personal interpretation of the song but I didn't think someone would actually agree with it! But I'm glad someone else sees what I'm talking about and feels the same way.
This factor alone solidified Starlo as my favorite character in this fan game. I love him so much ❤️
It's always nice when a song is so good I don't mind getting my ass kicked
At 0:20 you can hear what seems to be a reference to the eddsworld intro jingle
It is, and I may or may not have screamed of happiness when I heard it
I really preferred the part of this fight with the lasso. The stretchy movement was probably my favorite soul gimmick
I am actually in love with Starlo
Western/Cowboy tropes are one of my least favorite tropes. But jfc, I really loved the Wild East/Starlo/Feisty Five segment. How did you do that?? Easily my favorite boss fight/theme.
(Also, I love how the opening sounds like Ringabel's Theme from Bravely Default ahahaha)
I think it’s because it doesn’t take itself very seriously. Even in-universe all the cowboy stuff is just a fun LARP for everyone to distract themselves from the depressing reality of being trapped underground.
One of my favorites in this game
This game has been a blast so far!
Yesterday I finished the neutral route and I must say that this is my favorite boss theme apart from getting attached to Starlo, I love his design and personality (but he did treat his friends a bit badly)
you really did an amazing work with the OST
Clover:
Starlo: (slows down fucking time)
Clover: (Taking 3 hits in rapid succession) “Boy howdy”
When i saw starlo in twitter i thought oh this is like the final bad guy outlaw that people think is clover or something
I am delighted we got this goofy cool sheriff instead
This song was really good and very hype! I wonder why the imagery of the Train Problem wasn't brought up more for him when he has a literal train attack now that I'm looking at it, but the devs still made good canon material!
Thinking over if having to choose between Clover and his friends (Ceroba and his posse) was a Trolley Problem-esque situation though. I mean... 5 or 1? Sounds familiar. The thing is, the longer the fight progresses, the more he reflects on his actions. He's not being the Hero, he's being a "bandit". But he still continues, because the situation is "the same". He begins doing it for the Underground's respect even though he knew the Wild East would never forgive him- still a "majority against minority" situation. The only thing that's changed is the scale of it all.
The thing is, the original trolley problem doesn't always have personal stakes on the minority end. It just had 5 against 1, but pulling the lever gives responsibility on your end. The fact he has such high stakes on that end and still chooses to metaphorically pull the lever is gut-wrenching, because he wants Justice. He wants it so badly, but is this it? In the end, aren't him and Clover both just serving their own Judgment? Also the fact he's not afraid to make the game real as long as *he's* the one in control says something.
In the Genocide/Vengeance Route, he doesn't shoot down Clover, possibly because he knows he *can't* win against a literal serial killer. He believes he's how he thinks of himself: Starlo, the nobody farmer. He can only do one thing- buy time for Ceroba to evacuate whoever she can while you both walk the ten paces. Because's she's the stronger one of the two, both metaphorically and literally. He's the childish one, he's the naive one, at least in his eyes. So what else can he do? Even the shadow over Clover's eyes could foil his own, they've both "gone a bit too far" and hurt people.
But in the Pacifist/Neutral Routes, he has power. He has control. He's the almighty sheriff. So who's stopping him from making the act real? Certainly not you, and certainly not anyone else. They left him, remember? (At least, he thinks so.) So why shouldn't he pull the lever here when he's willing to do it before? What's stopping him from achieving that fame and glory and respect he deserves, no matter how much he regrets it later? Who's going to stop him? That's why he smiles when he shoots at us-- he's on a godforsaken power high. *He's* the one in control, and we know it just as well as he does. That's why our only Spare option is to surrender. For all the ACTs not ultilized well, I can at least let his slide.
In all routes, he is his own limiter. His biases make him turn everything into the trolley problem, his own perceptions have him Judge who's a nobody and who isn't (Starlo & North Star, for instance), and his own actions depend on how he sees himself. When he thinks he's a nobody, he withdraws on himself and becomes softspoken and unexpressive. When he thinks he's on top of the world, he's loud, and boistrous, and outspoken. He is a walking self-fulfilling prophecy *and* the prophet.
The worst part is, he's technically pulled the lever *before.* That is, during the heavily implied drought that turned the Dunes into... well, the Dunes. He left and turned the town into what we know it by today: the Wild East. But in becoming the sheriff, he moved out and left his family behind. Familiar again? Oh right, the *trolley problem.* Your family or an entire town- if not more people if you're considering Oasis!
It's no wonder half the town is run on escapism- the choices he's had to make have hefty *personal* prices to pay. But he met the Feisty Four through his actions, he met Virgil, he got well-acquainted with the town- all because he pulled the lever. *Of course* he thought it would be worth it to shoot us down; he would've never gotten to where he is today without it. Would you rather not take action and lay in bed at night wondering what could have been, or make that choice and regret later? (How *did* he learn about the trolley problem anyway?)
The worst part is that it didn't need to be this way. He didn't account for the fact he could've just apologized because he didn't think what he'd done was forgivable- because he couldn't let himself off the hook. He wanted to help, but he'd only hurt, and it was with what he'd used to lift the town up by its bootstraps all those years ago? He didn't account for the fact he could still keep in touch with his family because he didn't think *Starlo* could be the almighty sheriff, only *North Star.* Because he was some nobody farmer, right?
He and Ceroba are clearly foiled throughout the game, and this is another display of that. Because not only is one of his lines in response to her "Where was I a few hours ago? In this exact situation.", Ceroba herself admits she was "tunnel visioned". He only sees the fact there are stakes for his mistakes, not the fact he can fix the root of the issue. Because he *thinks* it's his fault and it's his responsibility because he's too darn stubborn to ask for help.
I can't get over his train attack, essentially.
Edit: needed to add a TL;DR.
TL;DR - Starlo's entire decision-making criteria is the Trolley Problem, because he's done it before, will again, but doesn't actually want to regret his decisions. Therefore, cowboy funny escapism lol.
Lyrics for myself:
Seems like things have gone awry and turned south
Here I thought that I'd fix everything
Now I see there's no choice but this Showdown
And it's all thanks to both of our sins
Justice comes for us, Monsterkind
Gave up hope of bein' SAVED from their demise
This is what our partnership comes to
Bandits we are to the core, ain't that true
Iron to iron, standin' face to face
Thought that I could guide the undeservin'
Entertainin' and helpin' the town
But there's no way out, nowhere to exit
Gettin' out unscathed ain't a workaround
Always yearned to see the sunlight
Above, once upon a time
Yet your SOUL's light is what we're to FIGHT
The train's nearin' our sights!
Ain't no way that they'll forgive me
But I won't stay a nobody!
Pull the lever, the trigger
I'm the judge now, so this ends here
In this town, I am the North Star
So don't think you'll get far
* Draw!
Now I see the world I made is pointless
True status here is secured through pain
Thought that things wouldn't turn out so hopeless
But the Underground leaves no room for faith
This won't end until someone dies 'cuz
Heroes have to choose who to sacrifice
This sheriff stuff was all worthless lies
But my regret won't make me go blind
Iron to iron, this is where we end
Always thought happiness lasts forever
[*The J is silent], despite my dreams
All the same, we're goin' down as partners
Made the choice and there ain't no reprieve
You're the very idol I'd seen
Long ago, upon the screen
ACT on your strife, in our tears and plight
The train's nearing our sights!
Judgement is what the world serves
So we've reached some point of no return
One last shot, I'll make it count
Clover, game over, this ends now
I'm not the almighty North Star
But I won't let you get far!
Vs. Home Depot Manager
An amazing soundtrack for our star⭐!! My favourite character:> You really did an amazing job on the game!!!
First song I listen this year. Hell yeah start the year off with a banger
Time to dual!
duel*
@@ishu4227 I know what i said.
* Duel!
What an addictive song 💫
When you suck at this game like I do, that whip strikes fear into your heart.
that whip and nae nae
I LOVE MY HUSBAND
YEAHHH GET THEMMMMMM
"Wow, UTY finally released after 7 years and has such a fire soundtrack! i hope nothing bad happens to-"
Some mf named Sebastion Wolff:
Starlo: I'm the Undertale yellow
This game basically asked "What if westaboos existed in the underground?" And I'm all for it.
As a guy who doesn't like westerns but owns a revolver I loved Starlo
you WHAT
You take that back western is awesome
@@Lucas-cm2kyHey man. Just not my style but I got nothin against em. Still bein a dude with a sick hat and a big iron on his hip is any mans dream. I can respect that.
@@CBman11037 I was just joking srry partner😭😭
@@Lucas-cm2kyNvm I love westerns now
Is this just me or this should be the official UTY theme ?
This song goes fucking off the rails what in the just shapes and beats is this
every segment like 0:31 is the best part change my mind
Lol I wrote this on a road trip to a birthday party but now thinking about it this sounds like a road song
I LOVE YOU SHERIFF NORTH STAR
WHY DO DESERTS ALWAYS HAVE THE BEST SONGS
by far one of my favorites on the entire soundtrack
The why did he feel the need to put (SPOILERS) in the title will remain as a mystery
Probably because some people wanna react to the song in game completely blind
@@axolotlqueen4812 Oh look, he finally removed the spoiler xd
This is by far my favorite fight in this game
In everything humankind have accomplished, in every good, awesome and perfect creation, the Undertale Yellow soundtrack is the best of them all
The Starlo fight was so hard for me initially since I was too stubborn to upgrade from the damn Silver Scarf (6Def & 2HP heal every turn) 😅
He was dealing like 4 damage & that was lots for little babey pacifist Clover
(And then I did Genocide right after doing True Pacifist)
ngl i stuck with that scarf till the end, made ceroba so difficult but my brain wouldn’t detach from the VALUE that passive healing has 😂
10/10 favorite UTY song
This is probably my favorite chapter in the game.
Time for real Dual!
not me breaking my keyboard over this fight in my NEUTRAL RUN
starlo is my favorite character in this damn game the wild east is so cozy
0:07 ohhhh
it’s this song it’s like the “enemy approaching” version of yellow
There are so many colors in this song, I simply couldn't stop listening.
Starlo is the type to give beers to minors
and a gun
@SamCrafter_ "I was going to ask you to sell a gun to this child"
Im actually wish starlo would given his all to fight us in the genocide or atleast pair up with ceroba to stop us. But he is too kind, he doesnt even want to kill
This theme may sound a bit too chill for the situation where it plays, however...
It's because that battle is nothing compared to what it foreshadows.
HIT IT, STAR BOY!
i want to find the person that composed this specific song and starlos character designer and personally thank them for making my new favorite character
0:44 GOES HARD
SOMEHOW BUT YES