It was around 5 in the afternoon when the doorbell rang. I didn't really know who it could be, so I just went to the door and looked through the peephole. My friend James was standing there, with tear marks on his face. I opened the door and greeted him, but he seemed a little shaken up and wasn't up to much conversation. I took the package and he left.
I went inside and opened it, and it turned out what he'd given me was a Wii U copy of Undertale. It looked pretty much standard, but I knew there were no console ports of the game. I half expected to wake up and reflect on a really weird and boring dream, but I didn't. This was real. I didn't really care much. Still, Undertale is a fairly good game, so I thought I'd put it in my Nintendo NX that my grandpa got me (he works for Nintendo, you see) and play it.
I was more than a little surprised to see James's save file upon starting the game. I didn't know how it could possibly have been transferred to my console through a read-only game disc, but I decided to just go with it because this is a trollpasta with no coherent setup, so there was no reason to even bother questioning anything.
The save file was listed as being at the Final Corridor, and the only character on the title screen was Flowey. Having played the game before on PC, I knew this meant James had nearly completed a Genocide route. I loaded the save file and walked forwards. Sans appeared as expected.
"heya.
you've been busy, huh?
say, i've got a question for you...
do you think some good can come of what you've done?
the reawakening of chara has given me immense power.
you're about to witness this world's true form.
Suddenly, a familiar voice boomed through my TV's speakers, singing...
"Spooky scary skeletons send shivers down your spine,
Shrieking skulls will shock your soul, seal your doom tonight..."
The volume got louder and louder to the point where ornaments in my room were shattering. The TV warped as cracks started to appear in its sides. Suddenly, the TV stopped breaking, despite the music continuing. On the screen were three simple words. Three words I'd seen many times playing the Pacifist route over and over on PC.
"But it refused."
The game returned, and I knew the only way to shut it off would be to complete the game. I picked up the Wii U GamePad just in time for the start of the Sans fight. GIF animations of skeletons dancing started flying about the screen as I hastily dodged them. Suddenly, the music stopped.
Sans appeared again and a new song started up.
"Why is James cryin'?
CAUSE HE JUST GOT DUNKED ON!
I ain't even lyin'!
YO, HE JUST GOT DUNKED ON!
Yeah, yeah, he was standing in the way,
So I jumped up in the air and I dunked it on his face,
Why is James cryin'?
CAUSE HE JUST GOT DUNKED ON!"
Suddenly, the TV shut off.