Jack Black Undertale Movie

An Undertale Movie [UNDERTALE's original opening sequence begins to play, along with the song from the game's soundtrack, "Once Upon a Time". Sepia-toned, pixelated images accompanied with text are shown, just as in the game itself.] TEXT: A long time ago, two races ruled over Earth: HUMANS and MONSTERS. One day, war broke out between the two races. After a long battle, the humans were victorious. They sealed the monsters underground with a magic spell. Many years later... [A record scratch sound effect plays as the music and text freeze in place, trembling a little.] JACK BLACK FRISK: Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's just cut to the chase, okay? [The rest of the game's original introduction sequence speeds past in a blur until the UNDERTALE logo covers the screen. The guitar riff at the beginning of "Bad to the Bone" by George Thorogood & the Destroyers plays.] JACK BLACK FRISK: This... is my under tale. [The UNDERTALE logo is showered in sparks, transforming into a three-dimensional sequence of stone letters with a glowing, beating red heart forming the hole in the "R". The heart almost seems to be made of crystal. "Bad to the Bone" continues playing as the logo dissipates and the camera pans over a bright suburban town on the Surface, slowly zooming in on a brick middle school building surrounded by trees, houses, and a basketball court.] JACK BLACK FRISK: When they tell you this story, they'll call me, "THE HUMAN". But growing up... I didn't always feel that way. [A younger JACK BLACK FRISK sits alone in a school cafeteria, eating a tuna sandwich. They are wearing a blue shirt with magenta stripes, blue jeans, and worn brown shoes.]

This is a parody screenplay for an imagined Undertale movie starring Jack Black as Frisk. It humorously rushes through Undertale's dramatic opening narration, then cuts to Jack Black making a pun about “under tale” before presenting Frisk's childhood in a live-action movie style. The meme is used as an absurd fan-casting joke and as a reaction to overly dramatic video-game adaptations.

• @eternalclassic / 66686 2025-03-17