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True No Hit Asriel (First Ever)

Undertale No Hit has finally been completed. Each individual encounter, excluding scripted damage (obviously), has finally been done completely damageless, 4½ years after the game came out. This took maybe around 40-50 hours, I didn't keep track and I have no way of knowing exactly since I have my Undertale disconnected from steam. But yeah, this is No Hit Asriel, first and second phase, the full fight, done in a single segment for those who don't get it. This has never been done before up until this point. The main reason this hasn't been done before is probably obvious, that second to last attack where he just goes crazy and spams an absurd amount of missiles. Most would write this attack off as impossible to no hit. Well as it turns out, that's true only about 97% of the time! :smileW: (my rough estimate based on my consistency) That isn't to say there's no skill involved in dodging the attack, you still have to have the reading ability and familiarity with the dodging methods in order to evade this attack at all. Of course there's like a .5% chance you'll get a completely free pattern, but those are way worse odds to work with. So, I learned of a way you can use a savestate to practice just that attack, or just the second phase, repeatedly in isolation. That helped me a LOT, I may not have attempted this otherwise, or at least this would have taken way longer ( so thanks, Depa c: ). One of the reasons this run is so special to me is because less than an hour before this attempt, I actually got a run past the spam attack at the end, only to choke it on the easiest attack in the fight that is the final attack. To continue playing after that despite being unfathomably devastated, demoralized, and demotivated, and to be rewarded after accepting and moving past the hurt, is also something I just find so incredibly fitting. As horrible as I was feeling about myself in the moment, I realize now that that required more Determination than I've ever had to muster up in my life. I'm so proud of myself. Thank you to everyone who has watched my videos, supported me, or been my friend for any amount of time or at any point. In so many ways, you push me forward, and make me smile.  Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at   / eenox