DELTARUNE TV WORLD

Suilver Sams greatly resemble Goulden Sams, but are blue-colored, wheeled circus wagons with a silver smiling lion head and tail. Like their counterpart, Suilver Sams serve as cages for prisoners and have similar speaking mannerisms with parentheses surrounding their text.

Rabbick appears to be a dustbunny-like enemy, with a large drooling mouth, slanted eyes, long ears and no visible limbs. Its color palette mostly consists of white fur and tinges of light blue. In its overworld sprite, Rabbick's face is not shown.

Like Ribbick, it is also a dust-based enemy, but more clean.

Rabbicks are somewhat strange and lethargic, saying random and seemingly out-of-place phrases. When blown on, they become more contented and "fresh". In Castle Town, its dialogue occasionally ends with the word "sukkiri",a Japanese term and onomatopoeia to indicate freshness and cleanliness.

The Watercooler is an inanimate water dispenser. It has a gray base with two buttons colored red and blue and a cup dispenser to the side. On top of the Watercooler is a blue, 5-gallon jug of blue water. If at a high enough Mercy level, the water in the jug begins to flicker pink, becoming fully pink when spared, just like a Mizzle. Watercooler's sprite is identical to the water cooler seen at the start of Hotland in Undertale.

Watercooler is only capable of saying misspellings of the word "bubble", so it is hard to discern any personality from its dialogue because of its extremely terse language. Despite this, the flavor text that appears in their fights suggests that it does not show mercy to those who oppose it (though this is due to Kris's name not being YELLOW according to flavor text). It presumably acts like a normal Mizzle otherwise.

Ribbick resembles a pale green frog head with two whiskers on each side of its head. Its four eyes are normally closed, but when encountered and during the CroakOn ACT, its eyes bulge out. If it becomes sparable through the CroakOn ACT, it shrinks greatly.

Like Rabbick, it is also a dust-based enemy, but more dirty.

Ribbicks like to be dirty, as opposed to Rabbicks, who enjoy being clean.

Goulden Sams are bright red and gold-colored, wheeled circus wagons with tails and smiling lion faces. Each wagon is a cage that contains prisoners, but their lion heads can talk to the party as well. So far they have been encountered as prisons in Card Castle, Castle Town, and TV World. All of the wagons speak with parentheses surrounding their text.

Befitting his name, Starwalker's appearance resembles that of a star. His body is a large, five-pointed yellow star, with the bottom two points extended to be his legs, ending in flat feet. When standing, Starwalker's body seems to constantly be leaning to the right. His facial features only consist of two eyes, which give him an unenthusiastic or grumpy look. When moving, Starwalker walks comically slow, and the two points at the sides of his body swing up and down as if they were arms.

Starwalker somewhat resembles the beak of a Starwalker Bird and the SAVE Points from Undertale.

Starwalker likes to stress that he is the "original" Starwalker. He frequently declares that simple things are "pissing [him] off", such as the aforementioned birds and different prisons.

As shown by his optional relationship with Lanino and Elnina, Starwalker is polyamorous.

His emphasis on being the original may be due to the existence of numerous Starwalkers, especially seen in later Chapters. In Chapter 1, he shares a name and room with the Starwalker Birds, while in Chapter 5 some smaller Starwalkers can be found: one in the Love Dojo between Lanino and Elnina, and one introduced by Orange. Furthermore, Chapter 5 also includes the Tropical Starwalker and Tropical Starwalker Birds.

Starwalker's sentences tend to have large amounts of spacing between the last and penultimate word of the sentences, with some words capitalized or highlighted in yellow for emphasis. His dialogue is very formulaic, either revolving around his own name or him being annoyed by his environment. However, if he is spoken to in Castle Town in Chapter 5 after speaking to one of the Trashy Trio members, his dialogue has standard spacing and no yellow text, breaking these conventions.

Ramb resembles one of the many Plugboys found in the Cyber World, and likely used to be one of them, as he also hails from the library's computer lab. He differs from the regular Plugboys by his indigo coloration, his "ears" or "hair" that curve downwards, and his unique face shape. Ramb is wearing what looks to be an orange apron or overalls. He is almost always seen smiling, but sports a smug expression when talking to Kris about more personal topics.

Ramb deeply cares for Kris and frequently reminisces about "the old days" they spent together, considering Kris's interests over everything else. Ramb acts with a sassy attitude, often suggesting he feels more important than the rest of Tenna's crew, which isolates him from other TV World Darkners. He thinks that the modified game that Tenna has the party play during his show is boring, and expects Kris to not like it. That is why he allows Kris to play the "original" game in secret, which he believes will give them "freedom" and allow them to have "REAL fun" - phrases that he often repeats.

Ramb's dialogue is written in a way which suggests he has a Midlands to South English accent, frequently referring to Kris as "luv" and the use of "innit". In Japanese, he speaks with a countryside-like accent, using lots of elongated vowel sounds denoted with small kana (e.g. ねぇ, よぉ, だぁ).

Elnina has cloud, sheep-like white hair with two pigtails, and wields a staff that is used to point out the weather. She has light blue skin and wears a white shirt with red on the borders, a dark blue and yellow skirt resembling an umbrella, dark-blue sunglasses, and yellow rainboots. In early artwork by Nelnal, she is shown to have a red sunshine - like opening in her dress.

Elnina loves Lanino very much, and they together use weather-derived metaphors to describe attacks, the world around them, and their relationship. However, the two are a bit egotistical, which can cause them to bicker, such as during their first fight against the party. This can cause Elnina to break up with Lanino, wherein she plays video games with a Pippins to cope. Being reminded of this causes her to cry, making said Pippins uncomfortable.

Elnina is extremely confident in her appearance and profession, saying that "Weather girls are the wave" when breaking up with Lanino, and repeating a similar phrase when meeting Mizzle and Miss Mizzle in the Cafe.5 However, she is also insecure and petty, getting jealous when she sees Lanino with another recruits and wanting to make him feel the same way. Furthermore, when she is with another character, she will also get shy and paranoid about whether it can be seen as a date.

Given her relationships with Lanino alongside Rouxls Kaard and optionally Starwalker, Elnina does not mind open relationships and can be seen as polyamorous. After breaking up with Rouxls Kaard, she says that he was "hot but really weird", and continues to have mixed feelings about him during her Party Dojo rematch against the party.

Lanino has a head shaped like a crescent moon with white, wavy hair, a beaming smile, and often wears dark-blue sunglasses to match Elnina. He dons a suit with flaming pauldrons, with a red tie and gloves to match. Like Elnina, he has a pointing staff, which he uses to point out weather patterns on his regular show. In artwork by Nelnal, Lanino's shoes have high heels.

Lanino loves Elnina and struggles to find stability without her. They run a weather program together for Tenna, and Lanino coordinates Elnina's outfits for her. Additionally, the two will combine their attacks during battle. However, like Elnina, Lanino has an easily-fuelled ego and gets jealous easily, which causes their relationship to be temporarily cut short during their first boss fight in Chapter 3. During the breakup, Lanino suffers considerable distress, crying when reminded about her almost immediately and struggling to sleep. When trying to count sheep, he just imagines her face given the resemblance.However, he regains confidence and can resolve to find another partner, seeing his pauldrons as a selling point.

In the Cafe, Lanino mistakes Mizzle and Miss Mizzle for Elnina. With Miss Mizzle, he says he likes how aggressive she is with him, and her demands to not be treated like a commoner.With Mizzle, Lanino notices something different about "Elnina", thinking it a new "hatcut",to which the Mizzle calls him a stupid yet fine prince. With other recruits, Lanino protests, saying he is not ready for a team relationship again. If Elnina is with another Recruit whilst Lanino is on another table, he will describe the individual she is with as a rogue.

Given his relationships with Elnina alongside Rouxls Kaard and optionally Starwalker, Lanino does not mind open relationships and can be seen as polyamorous. However, unlike Elnina, Lanino does not point out any attractive features of Rouxls Kaard, and seemingly has lesser feelings for him.

Zapper is a tall Darkner that resembles a television remote control. It has a long, navy blue head with a red light on the top. It does not have any facial features, though it can still blush. It wears a navy blue suit that has six triangular buttons in the middle of it, three red, three white. It has white shoulder pads and red gloves. It seems to only have one leg, or have its legs held together. Cowboy Hat Mike, who is a Zapper, is seen having two legs while in disguise. Its animation in battle depicts it jumping in place, which may be a visual pun on their role as "bouncers".

In the Light World, Zappers are implied to be represented by TV remote controls.

There are two types of Zapper personalities. One type speaks in an approximation of a New York accent, replacing "the" with "da", "this" with "dis", and "you" with "youse" in their dialect. They are quite dim-witted yet strong. The other type appear as more "refined" or sanitized, lacking the accent and explaining topics like the lettered doors in the Green Room to the party. Both show the utmost respect towards Tenna until the end of the Chapter where they refuse to fight, either thinking the Lightners are too kind or being too scared to fight.

Shuttah is a humanoid Darkner with yellow, red, blue, and green stripes running vertically along its body. Its feet resemble high heeled shoes. It has a grinning mouth resembling camera film at the top of its torso and two large, yellow-rimmed eyes at the end of each arm. In battle, Shuttah strikes a variety of poses.

In the Island Board, two pillars and a table change to resemble Shuttah's eyes and mouth before its encounter.

Shuttah is very eccentric and flamboyant, praising the party for their photogenic nature and asking them to pose. It tends to address the party affectionately, using words like "darling" to refer to them.

Shuttah also tends to be very retrospective, especially of the time when TV World used to have no Dark Fountain. As a "camerathing", Shuttah does not believe anything without the picture. This, however, excludes astrology because it considers itself to be "the star".

A large part of Shuttah's character seems to be reminiscing on the past, as evidenced by it talking about the TV World's past on a few different occasions, not wanting Kris to grow up as well as its "Wish" category in the Recruit menu. That may be tied to it being a camera, which are used to preserve moments in the form of photographs.

Pippins is a small humanoid creature. It has a white, hexagonal head with a pair of eyes with red pupils, though its right eye is often closed. It has a wide red mouth, which is usually smiling. Its body consists of a single diamond shape. It typically wears a suit with a red overcoat, black main shirt, and a white collar with red tie. Its hands are made of 3 pointy fingers, and are fully covered by its suit along with the arms. It also wears black pants which cover its legs. It is also very brightly colored with a neon blue outline.

Pippins is often seen jumping for joy. Under certain circumstances, Pippins's head is shown to resemble a regular six-sided die with no visible facial features. This can be seen upon using the Sharpshoot ACT, when Pippins is attacked, or during a cutscene where Tenna threatens to withhold his employees' salaries until they capture the party.

Pippins is a Darkner that enjoys gambling. It loves money, instantly becoming spared if bribed during battle. Multiple Pippins scam their customers for either POINTs or Dark Dollars, as well as stealing prizes in Tenna's Bonus Zone and POINTs from chests. Its tendency to disregard rules earns it the ire of the Zappers and Tenna.

Darkner enemy in Chapter 3 of Deltarune. They are based on extras from the silent era of television, day laborers who could play any role — from gangsters, office workers, or any extra role the scene called for.
Shadowguy is an entirely black silhouette of a broad-shouldered human mobster in a fedora and trenchcoat, with a white outline and mouth but no visible eyes. As seen while spinning out during the cowboy minigame, they are two-dimensional. During certain ACTs, wear either socks or hats that are white with small red stripes. In the Monster Movie minigame, some wear red bandanas, while those driving bulldozers wear yellow hard hats.
While the Shadowguys that are forced to play the office minigame in TV World have regular hair underneath their hats, the Shadowguys encountered in battle instead have either rabbit-shaped or cat-shaped ears. The standard-battle Shadowguy can be seen to have rabbit ears when "knocking their hats off" in battle, and cat-eared Shadowguys dance in Castle Town's Cafe. Both types of Shadowguys make an appearance during Rouxls TV World battle.
The standard-battle Shadowguys use a saxophone to attack with music-shaped bullets or a Tommy gun to shoot bullet-shaped bullets.In Rouxls TV World battle, rabbit-eared Shadowguys use their Tommy guns to shoot helicopter and airplane bullets with "Rouxls Rules" banners, which drop bomb or parachuter bullets, and cat-eared ones juggle and throw yarn-ball-shaped bullets that can transform Ralsei into a giant fluffy ball. While the cat-eared ones do not use guns in battle, they are seen wielding them when chasing after Rouxls if they were recruited by Lancer.
In Light World, represented by action figurines at the windowsills of the Dreemurr residence.
Shadowguys are fun-loving Darkners that usually work together in crowds. They are seemingly all unable to speak, and interacting with the NPC versions of them elicits a jazz riff sound or, on rare occasions, a vocalized scream.
Have Cat-like behaviour.

Darkners from TV World in Chapter 3 of Deltarune. They cheer for Tenna and the TV Time contestants throughout TV World, occasionally showering them with roses.

TV World's crowd are composed of non-descriptive black silhouettes with white outlines. They can only be seen in the foreground, but in some open areas, another crowd can be seen in the background. This one is composed of figures that resemble Tenna, and they take pictures of the contestants with cameras and smartphones.

Tenna is a tall anthropomorphic TV-like Darkner. His head is a light purple/lilac cuboid television with two antennas with rounded ends. Tenna's face is a white screen with no eyes, a long white nose, and often sports a wide grin that can have normal blocky teeth, or sharp teeth. Unlike other characters in Deltarune, Tenna is depicted using pre-rendered sprites, barring his mouth, which is traditionally drawn.
Tenna's screen can act like a normal television screen. His nose is detachable, and some of his noses are stored in a "nose drawer."The tip of Tenna's nose can sprout a pink flower if he is overjoyed. It is implied his pointy nose is used as the model for the TV Dinner's ice cream cone. When Tenna's screen turns blank or displays static, his nose disappears.
Tenna's attire reflects his role as a director. He has a long sleeve red twin tailcoat with a set of yellow-lettered "TV" attached to the left side of his coat, and wears a yellow tie on top, a white shirt underneath his coat, a set of white gloves, a belt that has a gold TV-shaped buckle for his shiny black trousers, and long yellow shoes with black soles.
Tenna's model moves with a distortion effect when he is speaking. Some of his animations are also a mix of static and fluid animations. Tenna is capable of shrinking his size, making himself large, or appearing squashed. This occurs based on his mood, which also applies to his antennas bending, his screen, his tie, and coattails.
Tenna's Light World form is a cathode-ray tube television with a set of antennas on top. It is implied the screen has burn-in. The TV sits on top of a red furniture pad, which is used as a buffer for a single-drawer stand beneath it.

Tenna embodies the archetypical TV host: he is energetic and enthusiastic, and always has a quick quip. Exuberant and cartoony, he makes theatrical gestures and exaggerated movements. VERY Emotional and wants attention, seems like has fear to get forgotten.

the easternmost region in TV World. The party visits this location twice during Chapter 3, with the second visit making it TV World's final area. It is the location of the Dreemurr residence Fountain created by Kris.

Parental lock rooms
At the very start of the Cold Place, there are three locked doors with a "Parental Lock", with a silhouette of Toriel's head on them (called dooriel internally).Each of these rooms with a locked door contains a game console which turns on after interacting with the door at the end of the hallway. Depending on whether the Sword Route has been followed, Kris either plugs in the OddController, allowing the use of HERO_SWORD and their sword, or Susie plugs in her controller, allowing the use of HERO_AXE and her Power Croissant.

The first parental lock room exists to prevent viewing of R-rated movies. The second parental lock room exists to prevent viewing of music videos. Upon returning from the greater TV World, the rooms are condensed to a third parental lock room which, if not completed already, is skipped if the Shadow Mantle holder has been defeated, as their defeat shuts down all monitors in TV World.

Cold Place
The final room of the Cold Place is a snowy area with a SAVE point. The SAVE point's flavor text varies slightly depending on the current event. It foreshadows the Knight's encounter, and is an allusion to Undertale's SAVE Point description in Waterfall for Undyne's Arena, though it contextually contrasts.

In the background, the Dark Fountain is seen. A giant Christmas tree with a gachapon capsule with Toriel trapped inside is at the east end of the area, where the party gets transported back for the bonus round on first visit, and battles Tenna and the Knight on their second visit. Past the Christmas tree, the backdrop contains a different view of the same Fountain; much further to the right is the Grand Door leading outside.

The Green Room is the break room during TV Time's Board 1 and 2. The rooms Kris can access depends on their rank at the end of each round.

Kris can choose to replay the secondary minigames of each round, such as the Cooking Show and Rock Video depending on their progress. Kris can also unlock and play the Monster Movie minigame, which adds it to the pool of minigames during Tenna's boss fight.

POINTs can be used to purchase items from the vending machines, or Dark Dollars can be exchanged for POINTs.

The Green Room is a brightly-lit area with an orange tiled floor. The walls have a green and blue gradient, and stars slowly ripple along the walls much like in the greater TV World.

The room comprises a rectangular lobby, about twice as long horizontally as it is vertically, with two small hallways at the top-left and top-right of the room.

The Green Room hosts many facilities that serve to entertain the party. It contains a lounge area as well as several game rooms.

Main room
The main room of the Green Room is where the party is put after every round. It consists of one vending machine, Ramb's shop, two couches and doors exiting to all four sides. To the east there is an exit to the Cold Place, to the north there are entrances to various rank-restricted rooms, to the south there is a red carpet hall, and to the west is an exit to the stage. Ramb gives the party a gift each time they finish another round of TV Time.

has ABC - RANK REWARDS ROOMS

red carpet hall

Star Changing room

backstage and arcade

Couch Cliffs - are reminiscent of the cliffs area of the closet Dark World, with slopes that the party can slide down. Dark purple, wooden docks make up the region's walkways, and similar wooden platforms, which hold various dust piles and wobbly things, border the walkways. Dust piles are also situated on the path.

The couch cliffs host lengthy linear paths, long slopes, and a few puzzles. Many rolling hills of a similar color to the walkways populate the background at certain points, which is otherwise pitch black. There are various silhouetted entities lurking around the pathway, with the moving ones resembling Ribbicks.

CC divided into the following regions.

Couch room
When Kris and Susie wake up on the couch, they initially find themselves in a horizontal boardwalk section. A SAVE point is situated to the right of the couch, far enough such that the couch ends up offscreen. If the party lingers, then travels back, the couch wakes up and starts walking to the left.

Zapper dock
To the left of the initial area is a dock, past which is a group of Zapper silhouettes. If the party lingers here for some time, one of the Zappers sneezes. This only occurs once.

Winding paths
The next two rooms consist of only a single long, winding pathway, interspersed with slides. Bordering the path, scattered and just out of reach, are platforms with dust piles and wobbly things. The first room ends with two dust piles on the path leading to the right, and approaching them causes Ralsei to appear. As the party travels across the next room, a short conversation takes place, during which the player can still move Kris.

Dust pile offshoot
The southern path leads to a square room containing 5 dust piles. Interacting with the bottom-right dust pile reveals a chest containing 10 POINTs for the party to take. This is where the mechanic of POINTs is first introduced.

and a couple of puzzles rooms

When Susie attempts to tell him that the bonus round has to be the last one, she overhears him trying to hide something from her on a call with his subordinates. After this, the party heads for a blocked-off door in the Green Room that leads to the Cold Place, where they find the Dark Fountain and discover that Tenna has captured a sleeping Toriel in a gachapon capsule. The trio are quickly caught by Tenna afterwards.

Tenna does not acknowledge the trio's discovery of Toriel and attempts to resume the game as normal; when the party resists, he traps them in gachapon capsules and forces them to play the bonus round, where it becomes increasingly clear he is terrified of obsolescence. Eventually, they manage to escape using one of Zapper's ACTs.

While the party journeys through TV World to reach the Cold Place again, Tenna's desperation to recapture them leads him to mistreat his employees to the point of them all quitting. With nothing left to lose, he battles the heroes when they reach the Cold Place to force them to stay.

After his defeat, Susie manages to talk Tenna down, promising to find him a new home so he does not get thrown away if he releases Toriel. He agrees, but is attacked by the Knight immediately after returning her. The Knight attempts to take Toriel with it, but Susie blocks its way, initiating the final encounter of Chapter 3.

Regardless of the fight's outcome, the Knight defeats the party and almost takes Toriel away, only leaving when it is able to capture Undyne instead after she wanders inside the house.

At the end of Chapter 2, after Susie and Toriel fall asleep in the living room, Kris removes the SOUL. They open the front door, turn on the TV, glance at Susie and pierce the floor with a knife, creating a Dark Fountain. They subsequently return to the couch as the Fountain's darkness fills the room and gives TV World form. According to Tenna, Kris also gave him instructions at some point during this time

At the beginning of Chapter 3, Kris and Susie wake up on a couch in the couch cliffs. As they explore the location, Ralsei appears and rejoins the party. Susie talks about bringing Ralsei to the Light World to hang out, and possibly attend Hometown's upcoming Festival with them, forcing Ralsei to explain the true nature of the Dark World.

Ralsei's dismissal of his own existence upsets Susie. The resulting argument, where Susie declares that Ralsei is real to her, is interrupted by the arrival of Tenna, who then declares the heroes contestants on his game show TV Time

Susie initially refuses to participate in Tenna's show, but reluctantly accepts after Ralsei convinces her to. The show consists of segments where the party plays a game titled The Legend of Tenna that includes battles and quizzes, followed by physical challenges such as Cooking Show and Rock Video. Between rounds, they are given breaks in the Green Room.

Though the game is originally meant to be short, it quickly becomes apparent that Tenna is deliberately trying to keep it going for longer, adding a second round after the first is completed and attempting to rope the party into a third bonus round after that.