Seth - Deltarune chapter 5

Seth is one of the 7 Colored Flowers in Chapter 5 of Deltarune. They are the representation of the purple flower that was part of Asgore and Toriel's wedding bouquet. Seth's associated trait is perseverance, though they are said to "only persevere at studying". They are based on the Perseverance SOUL from Undertale, mirroring their book bullet pattern, as well as carrying a book and wearing glasses. Seth is a purple-colored humanoid plant with glasses, deep magenta hair, dark purple eyes, and a lavender tie. While at times their glasses appear completely opaque, when they are translucent their eyes are typically drawn as long horizontal or vertical black stripes. Their hair tufts up into three predominant shapes, with two additional bangs coming across above their glasses. Their dress tapers off into uneven partings around the waist, partial to the left, with pants underneath. Seth is a bookish, aspiring intellectual and tactician. In comparison to other characters, Seth is seen to generally employ more strategy into their plans, such as when they instruct Aqua to use bullet patterns that the player performed worse on. While trying to seem tough and calculated, Seth cares deeply for their attachments, primarily with Aqua and Asgore, the latter they are seen continuously trying to connect to several times throughout the chapter. Seth also has an admiration for Berdly, who has a similar affinity for ‘smarts’. Seth can also be characterized as notably more individualistic compared to the other flowers, as they chose their own name and are also keen to subverting the typical battle mechanics, such as when they disregard your mercy progress. Seth takes interest as well in engineering, arts, and literature, which are all things that they have created inside their notebook. Seth likes control and order, and when they are told something needs to be done they make sure it is done correctly. They seem to be slightly clumsy based on the times they fell over in the chapter. Seth strictly goes by They/Them pronouns. They’re unsure of their gender identity. Nettie Rue Cobwebb is a spider monster, a descendant of Muffet from Undertale. She just like Muffet, but she had a bit of a different look. Nettie is taller, for comparison, she's at least a foot taller than Seth. who is averagely tall. She has pale purple skin, scars littered on her skin from abuse as a child, and four of her arms chopped off from the same abuse. Nettie had six arms before but her mother wanted her to be "perfect," so she cut off her arms. Nettie was sent to the hospital and was taken care of by her dad who returned when the first report on scars came from the authorities. Nettie's parents are divorced. Nettie has six eyes, her two doe like eyes and two pairs above and below her eyes (the top pair are smaller and up turned and the bottom pair are small and down turned,) all of them being purple irises and yellow scleras. Nettie has black hair that is braided, the end almost touching the floor. She also produces webbing from her mouth (there are two sacks of webbing tucked beside her bottom back teeth and a clot of webbing always forms after use so that Nettie can grab the end and use it to her liking.) Nettie has two forms in the Light and Dark World. In the Light World, Nettie has her six arms but her bottom four arms are only stubs leaving her top pair of arms, in which she is insecure about so she wears baggy sweaters and shirts. Same for her legs, her scars are ugly to her which causes her to wear baggy sweatpants and jeans. In the Dark World, her arms come back, returning her to her old form of a spider humanoid of six arms and two legs, and her scars fade a bit. Her clothing is changed from baggy to tight, opting out for tight tank tops and shorts. Nettie likes to joke around and loves to bake as well. She offers some of her pastries to make friends. Besides making treats, she tries to help out the person to help. Nettie is also aware of the pronouns of others. [location setting below] CASTLE TOWN: In Chapter 1, the town square's four buildings are vacant and have a uniformed exterior. The signs on the buildings are as follows: bottom left is a sack, top left is a sword, bottom right is a question mark, and top right is an inn. At the far northern end, past the buildings is a SAVE point, and the entrance to Ralsei's castle. At the start of Chapter 2, the town square is the same until Kris returns with the Card Kingdom Darkners. Afterwards, it expands to accommodate the residents, and the four buildings transform. The sack icon shop becomes Party Dojo, the sword shop becomes Seam's Shop, the question mark shop becomes Top Bakery, and the inn becomes the Cafe. Near the SAVE point is an open manual that explains recruits, controls, and item storage. Initially, an assortment of Card Kingdom's denizens are scattered around the square. In front of Top Bakery, Rouxls Kaard wonders if Kris has also brought King. If spoken to again, he contemplates looking for a "New Employere" after Lancer announces that Rouxls will do all the cooking and cleaning. Next to the Party Dojo, a Rudinn welcomes them to "[PLAYER]Town", and expresses happiness. After the Cyber World, Rudinn comments on the town's growth. If spoken to again, Rudinn has different dialogue.[4] After TV World, this Rudinn turns blue and tells the party that the town's love is Strong (if all previous enemies were recruited), Plain (used default Chapter 4 SAVE file), or Cracked (otherwise). In Chapter 5, the Rudinn is moved to the entrance of the southeast hall, and it says the party's love is Moist if all previous enemies have been recruited. Southwest (in Chapter 2) or northwest (in Chapter 4 and 5) of the Party Dojo is a Rudinn Ranger and another Rudinn. In Chapter 2, the Rudinn Ranger proclaims the day as "National Ham Sandwich Day of Independence!" The Rudinn ponders if the Rudinn Ranger is enjoying life due to being at a "higher level". In Chapter 4, the Rudinn Ranger is seen trying to chat up a Watercooler, with both Watercooler and the Rudinn getting annoyed over that. In Chapter 5, the Watercooler has revealed itself to be a Mizzle that the Rudinn Ranger is still chatting up, impressing her this time but annoying the Rudinn until it leaves in a huff. In Chapter 2, a B Blockler is found west of Seam's Shop, barking and stating their appearance. A Hathy is east of Top Bakery. She expresses liking the town. If Kris has inspected all four Hathy beds in Card Castle's Floor 3F, she has alternate dialogue. After the Cyber World, she is happy to see newcomers. She is no longer there during Chapter 4 or 5. East of the Cafe is a clean Rabbick, excited at the notion of a "clean start". After the Cyber World, Rabbick sweeps with a smaller broom. A thankful Swatchling sweeps near the Cafe. In Chapter 4, a Zapper and a Swatchling are having a cleaning contest here, with the Rabbick cheering for the Swatchling and a Ribbick cheering for the Zapper. In Chapter 5, they've moved to the training area, being replaced by Malius. After returning from the Cyber World, some of Darkners from there are present in town square. Southwest of the Party Dojo, Virovirokun and Rudinn reminisce about their encounters with the party, and comment on Noelle. West of Seam's Shop is a Werewire in a suit who is thankful, though intends to keep their appearance. Nearby Top Bakery, a Plugboy is also thankful, though dislikes the restaurant. These NPCs are no longer present after returning from TV World. After returning from TV World, Nubert appears near the entrance to the town once the party moves past him, commenting on how the party has been sparing all his friends. Lancer appears at the town's wall, jumping onto Susie's back once the party moves past him. Susie only carries him in the town square room. In Chapter 4, two unnamed structures appear at the southeast and southwest corners of the town square. Their designs are evocative of Chapter 2's Cyber City. In Chapter 5, the southwest Cyber City structure is replaced by the Dojo, to make room for the new church building. At the very south end of the town square is a small area containing the pillar of light that transports Kris and Susie back to the Light World, outside the school closet's door. This area is not present during Chapter 1. Located to the right of Castle Town's entrance, this area is used for Ralsei's training Dummy in Chapter 1. Going past the training area brings the party to the Great Door which leads to the Field in Chapter 1. In Chapter 2 and onwards, the door seems to be permanently closed, and a Bloxer with three pairs of pants can be found there instead. The Party Dojo, run by Jigsaw Joe, allows the party to attempt various challenges, which each yield various rewards. The challenges are in the form of battles that serve as minigames. As of Chapter 5, it no longer lets the party fight anyone, its function being moved to Top Bakery. In Chapter 2, Seam's Shop from the Field has been transferred to Castle Town. They are selling their usual wares. Kris can periodically converse with Seam for their advice. If Kris has found any Shadow Crystals, they can give it to Seam. If more than 9 enemies have been recruited from Chapter 2, Seam replaces their Dark Candy stock with CD Bagels, then Darker Candy in Chapter 5. Otherwise, Seam starts selling Darker Candy from Chapter 4. Top Bakery is a building where the party can obtain LancerCookies from Lancer, fuse items with Malius, and obtain SpinCakes from Top Chef. In Chapter 5, Jigsaw Joe takes over the Bakery, and the party can fight the Trashy Trio, while Malius, Lancer, and Top Chef have moved to other areas. The Cafe is a building where the party can interact with their recruits. It is initially run by Top Chef, but is taken over by Swatch after returning from the Cyber World. In Chapter 5, Rouxls Kaard has taken over the Cafe, and the stage is littered with fire and worms. Four recruits can be placed at tables in the Cafe. Interacting with the recruits at these tables shows unique dialogue. Depending on the composition of their placement, the recruits' responses to Kris interacting with them varies. In Chapter 5, most of the standard dialogue changes to show that almost every recruit is annoyed with Rouxls Kaard. After clearing the Cyber World in Chapter 2, Sweet Cap'n Cakes's Music Shop from Cyber Field transfers to Castle Town. Instead of selling wares, they allow the party to listen to a limited selection of songs from the soundtrack if all enemies have been recruited in the Cyber World. In the Music Room, the party can play some tracks from the Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 OST. If they have not, Sweet Cap'n Cakes mention how they need more recruits to reopen their shop. If Tenna survived the climax of Chapter 3, then in Chapter 4, the TV Studio appears in the town square, allowing the party to access multiple minigames for fun. In Chapter 5, a new song in the Rock Video minigame appears. A church building appears in Castle Town in Chapter 5, housing various Darkners from Dark Sanctuaries, and some from Cyber World. It includes an organ and a climbing segment similar to the ones from Dark Sanctuary, and a Wafer allows trading S.POISONs for S.POTIONs. Ralsei's castle is a large castle found at the north end of Castle Town. It has three floors and a basement. It consists of rooms for Kris, Susie, Ralsei, Lancer, and various other Darkners. It also houses the Grand Fountain.