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Life can be unexpected. Like when you decide to make an original tombstone for Todoroki’s soba when you discover a fandom member ate it. 

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I just realized that most, if not all, fandoms I’m in have at least one inside joke or jokester. 
          
          Undertale? Sans. 
          Percy Jackson/Heroes of Olympus? Leo. 
          FNAF? Plenty of references towards Eggs Benedict and the Man Behind the Slaughter. 
          Gravity Falls? BiLl ThE yElLoW dOrItO. 
          BNHA/MHA? Bakugo the a n g r y p o m e r a n i a n. 
          
          The list goes on   .     .     .

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Alright, here we go. Another 5 pieces of evidence to prove that Undertale and Minecraft are similar. 
          
          
          A 5-way list is posted below:
          
          6. Saving-
          Saving data is possible in Minecraft and Undertale alike. 
          
          7. Attacking-
          Monsters have specifications in both Undertale and Minecraft. In Undertale, characters that will not attack you (under any circumstances) are like passive mobs. Characters that will only attack if you attack them, or only attack in self-defense, are similar to characters like the Enderman or spiders (in day-time). Characters that attack before all else are like hostile mobs. 
          
          8. Relationships-
          Befriending a monster in Undertale would be like taming a wolf in Minecraft. These relationships also affect the actions of the character(s). 
          
          9. Powers-
          Powers are a huge part of both games. Many entities possess uncanny abilities. Perfect examples would be Sans’s gravitational magic and Creepers’ ability to explode or detonate. They can even possess the same ability, like Sans’s and Endermans’ teleportation (or “short-cuts”) and Steve/Alex’s and Frisk’s unlimited lives. 
          
          10. Ending-
          Both Undertale and Minecraft have the ability to end (if played in a specific manner and meet the proper criteria). If you consider rage-quitting or not fighting the Enderdragon as endings, then you could also say that both games have multiple endings. 
          
          
          That’s all for now, but this was really fun to make!
          ~❣️

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Two popular games. Undertale and Minecraft. I was thinking about them and I realized just how similar they are. I had a eureka moment and decided to share. 
          
          
          Below are 10 similarities in a list format:
          
          1. Player-
          Minecraft and Undertale both have a player. (Depending on your beliefs, you may also conclude that the player is possessing a character in the game. In this case, it would be Chara or Frisk for Undertale and Steve or Alex for Minecraft.)
          
          2. Monsters-
          Monsters are everywhere in Minecraft and Undertale, and are considered the main antagonists (for the player). 
          
          3. Health-
          Hearts (Minecraft) and HP (Undertale) both show the player’s health and can be replenished. 
          
          4. Food-
          Food in Undertale and Minecraft allows the player to heal and may leave other side-effects. 
          
          5. Worlds & Locations-
          The locations or places in Undertale, such as Snowdin or Grillbys, are similar to the biomes in Minecraft. The different worlds in Minecraft, like the Overworld and Nether, correspond to the Surface and Underground in Undertale. 
          
          
          So there you have it; the proper proof that Undertale and Minecraft have a lot more in common than what meets the eye. I listed the first 5 reasons that came to mind, and I didn’t even use AUs of either game. 
          
          I only posted 5 reasons since I exceeded the maximum word length last time, but another 5 examples of proof should be out soon!
          ~ ❣️