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>theres already a running theory that asriel brought the fallen children back to life
This is where my entire argument stems from. Asriel bringing the fallen children back to life makes sense on it's own, because all the necessary components are still present in the underground. The six human's souls are still around, and their bodies are implied to be in those coffins in that room just past Asgore's throne room. Bringing *them* back would theoretically just be a matter of putting their souls back where they belong.
By contrast, in the context of a flawed-pacifist UTY ending, Ceroba's body and soul have both been destroyed, and her dust, the remaining bit of her essence, has literally been scattered to the wind.
The fallen humans are basically just disassembled, Ceroba has been entirely destroyed, there's nothing left of her *to* bring back.
This is why I'm saying her being resurrected because of Asriel makes no sense, the only characters we see get brought back after Asriel's fight are the people whose souls he took in the first place, we never see any kind of implication that he can just *make* souls.
Also, examine your own logic here. If Asriel can just *make* a new soul for someone out of nowhere like that, why didn't he use that to just make new souls for himself during his fight, and effectively scale his power infinitely?
Even if he couldn't directly *oppose* Frisk with his power, there's nothing indicating that he couldn't just leave Frisk alone and do whatever he wants outside of them, since Frisk's power also couldn't override *his* power when it came to controlling the world at that point, it only let them prevent him from *winning*.
>you're treating this as if you have the perfect perspective on everything that happened taking a completely reasonable jump of logic and acting as if its a cardinal sin.
I'm not saying I have a perfect perspective on this, I'm saying I played the game and everything you're saying is complete mental gymnastics.