Things to look out for: THE MUSIC I AM SO EXCITED FOR MORE TOBY FOX BANGERS

Ngl when I clicked on this video I expected you to have something like 100k subscribers. When I saw the number in the single digits I was baffled!

I'm calling it right now, Jockington and especially Catti are gonna be important to the lore.

They have unique sprites, and I'm honestly bias towards Catti (the kid who's studied the occult with Kris, the character we play as, in a small VERY religious town.. who has also hinted at Noelle being the "light".)

The moss. I am most looking forward to discovering and sharing MORE MOSS.

in regards to the ch3 boss possibly being a rook, i just want to say that rooks are often called towers, as in "radio towers" or "antenna towers". since there's two rooks on a chess board, maybe both mike and tenna are main bosses? just a thought

Dude this is your FIRST VIDEO, i swear to god i was convinced that you had like 50k until i looked at the sub count at the end. Holy, im for sure subing

9:30 This is a reference to the fact that When Sans in Undertale starts mocking you with lines like “You died frice? Quice?” after your fourth death in his battle, it’s more than just a darkly comedic jab—it reflects the game’s core themes of persistence, consequence, and moral responsibility. Undertale constantly plays with the player's awareness of the mechanics of gaming, particularly the tendency to reset or reload without consequence. Sans’ battle, especially in the Genocide Route, is a culmination of the game’s growing awareness of your actions. By the time you reach your fourth death, Sans isn’t just breaking the fourth wall for laughs—he’s calling out your obsession with victory at any cost, your refusal to stop despite overwhelming resistance, and your willingness to reload reality for your own satisfaction. The strange words “frice” and “quice” are absurd, but they hammer in how often you’ve died trying to brute-force your way through a path that was never meant to be easy—or morally justifiable. It's a moment where the game uses humor to make a grim point: you chose this path, and even though the game allows you to try again and again, your repeated deaths become a reminder that your choices carry weight, that the world remembers, and that even characters like Sans, who normally avoid confrontation, are pushed to the edge by your relentless determination. The silly-sounding words mask a deeper meaning: you’re not just losing a fight—you’re losing your humanity.

I think a remote theme would be a great secret boss for a TV themed dark world especially considering the theme of control in the meta narrative of this game , maybe some cool work in with gaster being the man who speaks in hands , using his hand to press the "guide button " on this charecter to show them where they need to go /what to do to gain they're freedom

I'm not sure what those black objects jumping at Susie and Kris are in the clip, but if we assume Chapter 4 is church dark world, then since there's a lot of them and they're running on stained glass with the Deltarune symbol, which has a holy implication, these black things could represent lost or forgotten souls that aren't represented in the graveyard.

These could be the secret boss, even if they appear in the standard chapter progression, maybe the secret boss is them combining into one entity like an amalgamation, or like the Pokémon Wishiwashi. I could imagine that being a cool secret boss concept with interesting attack patterns.

It also tracks literally with the lost/forgotten theme of the other secret bosses. When I was thinking of stuff like that in a church, I couldn't think of anything like that because everything is part of the regular practice. Until I considered that it's very likely not everyone that's died has a grave there. E.g. people that went missing and never confirmed dead are just one example.

Only other thing I could think of is maybe the holy book itself is forgotten as Alvin just knows it by heart so doesn't need it anymore, and the clergy just listen to him. So could be like a fanatical religious character as the secret boss too which would be fitting.

One final idea is the grape juice that Kris doesn't drink anymore since they stopped going lol.

4:47 DEATH OF THE WESTERN. FRIEND INSIDE ME WILL BE REAL IN 2 SECONDS!!!!!!

I’m really excited for the new chapters. I’ve looked so much into what could happen and it’s just going to be shockingly different or similar to what we think

3:23 It actually makes sense for Tenna (ch3's villain) to not follow the chess piece theory, since this fountain was made by Kris, making him go against the prophecy. I highly believe the chess theory is correct, but I disagree on Tenna being the rook.

The Berdly being dead or not has been in my mind for so long

2:18 Hey now, Their name is Asriel II, and they're gonna talk to their good old friend Hippopotamus.

No kidding, I thought you had WAY more suscribers. Amazing editing, super-interesting, real good stuff.
You got talent

“Wow! … ? What do you mean, first video!?” - Noelle, when shown Everything You Should Look Out For in Deltarune Chapters 3 & 4

Do I sense a YouTuber about to go viral? Keep it up!

WOWIE! IT SEEMS THIS [deltarune chapter 3 & 4] LOOKS [BIG SHOT!]

9:40 Missed opportunity to quote Sans and say, “Quice? Frice? Won’t have to use it again anyway.”

In Chapter 2 when you talk to Mettaton they ask you to bring something entertaining in Chapter 3