“Is that font… comic sans?”

T H E C L O C K

I like that bit of True Lab and the reference to Snowdrake’s Mother.

It has Papyrus' theme, it has snowy... wait,"snowy" is the 17th track in the Undertale Soundtrack...coincidence?

If the theory that Sans and Papyrus are the split personifications of Gaster's two major personalities as a result of an experiment gone wrong is true, then Gaster must have been a wonderful, wonderful person.

1:50 is what sets this track apart from any Gaster remix that has come before or since. Genuine chills every time, without fail.

Gaster appearing in like that with the odd noises, the long coat, the strange things he worked with, it's official.

I like this version more than the overused Darker Darker Yet Darker.

Smells like [REDACTED] Damn, I love that smell!

What an interest take on the theme. It aims to see Gaster as a beyond-worldly figure. Someone who, as a result of his interdimensional transfiguration, exists beyond our understanding of the structures we understand. It goes towards the epicness we might expect (and it truly is expect; I'm not sure I've heard a Gaster theme this fast-paced before~), and then...he leaves? Without a trace? We expected that before we begin to hear the theme, so to feel it betrayed after we begin? Gaster was always beyond our expectations~

after 9 YEARS this still slaps

Dark. Darker yet darker feels like fangame material. This feels like something genuinely greater. This feels like an etheral battle with something far too ancient. Not even just an Undertale thing. This song is actually fucking fantastic

i love how there's a little bit of Megalo Strike Back (mainly the bassline) in some parts. it's seen as an undertale thing but was only ever on an earthbound album toby worked on. it's the undertale song that never was.

“Excuse me…. Yes you, with the striped shirt.

The "* W. D. Gaster' s hands are twitching." Part Sounds SUPER Familiar.

1:50 for the clock to strike down

whoa this was definitely the coolest take on a gaster battle!!!! i love so much that it includes papyrus's theme, along with a bit of snowdin. toby is really big on his leitmotifs, so i find gaster themes that lack in that department... well... lacking in a huge part of what makes the game. anyways, this is excellently done!