Undertale Yellow: What if you could go to Asgore on a Neutral Route? (Part 2)

Undertale Yellow is a great game, but one thing that bothered me was the fact that it's set up both in Undertale and in Yellow itself that Asgore will be some great final boss, and yet you only "fight" him on one, and it's more of a glorified cutscene. I felt like there was much more potential for the ending of this game, showing Asgore's development into what he would be in UNDERTALE. This animation aims to rectify that.

As you can imagine, this is definitely imperfect, and Undertale Yellow has some glaring continuity errors that make it impossible to reconcile with the events of Undertale (regardless of what any self proclaimed "Undertale lore purist" argues), but I tried to make it as canon compliant as possible to both of the stories.

Undertale Yellow by MasterSwordRemix and the UTY Team
Undertale by Toby Fox
Flowey & Asgore talk sprites by Toby Fox
Thumbnail by Robr0
Asgore headache & Head turn animation by Robr0
Martlet Sprites by the UTY Team
Asgore Phase 2 Sprite and yellow bullets by Robr0
Explosion animation by the UTY Team
All other sprites by Toby Fox

Songs (In order of appearance):
Gift by MasterSwordRemix
Small Shock by Toby Fox
Barrier by Toby Fox
Final Encounter by MasterSwordRemix
Ancient Tragedy by Robr0
Sacrifice by Robr0
Middle Shock by Robr0
Tension Point by Robr0
Gotcha by MasterSwordRemix
The Freedom to be Flawed by MasterSwordRemix

aka "What If Clover was able to reach Asgore on Neutral"
"What If you could go to New Home"
"What if Asgore had a real fight in Undertale Yellow"
"What if Asgore didn't hold back"
"Undertale Yellow: True Neutral (The Asgore Ending)"

If you had told me a year ago that my longest animation would be for Undertale Yellow, I wouldn't have believed it, but here we are. This video was the most difficult production I've ever made, both physically and mentally. The animation eventually got so complicated that it actually crashed my computer, and I had to get a new one that could render it properly without lag. I really wanted to be able to do this endeavor justice, and make it feel like it could actually be in the game, but some parts of the vision were compromised for brevity. Perhaps those shattered pieces will come back in a follow up, perhaps not.

I remember when I played the Undertale Yellow demo back in the day. I was excited by the fact that there were all new monsters, which opened up the possibility of "canonized" neutral routes. However, the "True Pacifist" ending became the "canon" ending.
I won't try to persuade you that the Asgore Ending is "more canon" than True Pacifist, but I tried my best to patch as many plot holes as possible while opening the game up to more than one ending. Whether or not you believe I did a good job of it, I hope you can appreciate the effort to truly give Clover the Freedom to be Flawed.

Also, sorry that it isn't playable. I'm not much of a developer, and I don't talk to strangers.
"Every day you fight like you're running out of time."