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Gerson, the Hammer of Justice. Gerson, when asked about Undyne Gerson (/ˈgɜːrsən/) is a vendor found in Waterfall. His shop is located in a small cave east of the houses of Napstablook, Mettaton and Undyne as well as north of the river where the...
Gerson Boom solía enseñar en esta escuela. Después de su muerte, Alphys tuvo que ocupar su lugar. Kris nunca llegó a recibir clases por parte de Gerson. El trono de los dioses en el salón de Toriel es una referencia al hecho de que muchos en su niñez se creyeron dioses al sentarse sobre una pila enorme de sillas.
Why does Gerson Boom seem so important? Discussion. I feel like nobody's really addressing the issue of Gerson. He's been mentioned so much in the real world, and seems integral to the world's history. There's a bunch of bonus dialogue talking about him, but I still can't tell what his role is here. What do you think? Archived post.
9 de jun. de 2021 · This replaces "Gaster's Theme"*Have you ever wondered...*If Alphys succeeded Gaster's position...*Then who did Undyne succeed?*Well, I will tell you this, bu...
I've been thinking about how Gerson in Deltarune seems to have some parallels with Gaster. He doesn't appear in person, but is constantly referenced. He is described as "brilliant" before dying and being replaced by Alphys. In Deltarune, this information comes from Alvin; in Undertale, from the Gaster followers.
8. 9. 4 views 1 minute ago #undertale #deltarune #characteranalysis. Gerson is great, easily one of Undertale's most fascinating NPCs in design, personality, and role in the game's backstory and...
Gerson Boom, a lauded historian, randomly became a fantasy author writing a book series dubbed "Lord of the Hammer." Father Alvin notes that Gerson was a smith by trade before becoming a historian, so one can assume his connection to the "hammer" in the title of the book series relates to that.
