The Roaring Knight's Antlers Aren't Antlers | DELTARUNE Theory

Every Roaring Knight theory starts from the antlers: they must belong to a Holiday. A viewer, @Кирил-я8ч, pointed out under the Dess video that real knights wore antlers too, as crests on the helm, and that nobody had built a theory on it. This video does. What's in it: Every line in DELTARUNE that uses the word "antler" (there are three, and all are about Noelle), and what the game calls the Knight's head instead (a helmet, once: "the helmet begins to come off"; in Japanese, the Knight begins to take off its kabuto). What medieval crests actually were: the Codex Manesse, the Zürich Armorial, and Honda Tadakatsu's deer-antler kabuto. The one character DELTARUNE shows wearing horns they didn't grow. The strongest evidence against this reading, and five predictions for the next chapter. Every quotation is from the game's files. Where the argument becomes my reading, the screen turns red and says so. Footage: Clocoo1 · Faz Faz · Lord Dareth Heraldry images are public domain via Wikimedia Commons: Codex Manesse (Heidelberg University Library), Zürich Armorial (1860 facsimile), Scheibler Armorial, a portrait of Honda Tadakatsu (Ryōgen-ji), and a 1915 photograph of his armour. Music: DELTARUNE (Toby Fox) Chapters 0:00 The comment 1:32 The antlers everybody reads 2:58 What the game calls it 5:17 What a crest was 7:57 Borrowed horns 11:59 What this cannot explain, and five predictions