Deltarune

Deltarune is a live action/computer animated comedy drama fantasy adventure film, which is based on the original game by Toby Fox. Distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing, it serves as the pseudo-sequel to Undertale: Genocide. Directed by Joseph Kosinski, Patrick Osborne, and Madeline Sharafian and written by Phil Lord, Matt Braly, and Nicole Perlman, it stars Dylan O' Brien, Olivia Cooke, Elijah Wood, Noel Fisher, Brenda Song, Sean Bean, Omar Sy, Alan Tudyk, Patrick Warburton, Anthony Ramos, and Jeremy Renner. Although some characters from the original movies appear in this movie, the film is still considered a psuedo-sequel to Fox.

The film is set in a alternate universe where the human and monster war never happened, the film's story follows a human named Kris and a monster named Susie as they fall into another world full of people called Darkners where they are accompanied by Ralsei, a prince of the dark, Noelle, a classmate of Kris and Susie, and Lancer, a jester who is the son of a abusive king, who must stop the evil of this land, which seeps into their world.

The film grossed $412 million at the box office and gained mostly positive reviews from critics and fans of the original game, who praised the cast, writing, direction, and more.

Plot
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Development
In March 4, 2031, Phil Lord, the co-developer of the Indie Initiative, said at the San Diego Comic Con said they had thoughts of adapting Toby Fox's sister game Deltarune, which served as the "spiritual successor" to Undertale. Lord and Christopher Miller said to The Verge that the film would be a bit more darker than the previous installments and also will be having full animated sequences, due to the nature of the game being edgier than Undertale. Shortly after, the film were officially announced by Sony on April 28.

The producers hired 3 directors to work on the movie, due to the movie having both live action and animated sequences. First, they hired Travis Knight on May 21, who had previously directed Kubo and The Two Strings and Bumblebee, who was going to direct the live action sequences. Then Patrick Os