Item from Deltarune by Toby Fox
The apocalypse — what happens when too many Dark Fountains exist at once. Titans rise. Worlds are consumed. The Angel's Heaven descends. Everything ends.
The Roaring is Deltarune's doomsday scenario — the prophesied catastrophe that occurs when too many Dark Fountains exist simultaneously. Ralsei explains it with barely contained anxiety. Seam discusses it with resigned acceptance. Queen immediately abandons her plans when she learns about it. The Roaring is connected to the Angel's Heaven — a concept the prophecy references but never fully explains. The heroes are supposed to seal Fountains to prevent it. But Kris keeps opening new ones. The game's loop — enter Dark World, seal Fountain, return to Light World, open Fountain — is building toward the Roaring with the inevitability of a countdown. It is the consequence that makes every chapter's adventure urgent. Not just 'save this world' but 'if you don't, all worlds die.' And the person opening the Fountains might be the same person sealing them.
Described in prophecy and by characters like Ralsei and Seam but never directly witnessed. Depictions show massive, terrifying Titan creatures emerging from the darkness, consuming both Light and Dark worlds. The sky tears open. The ground dissolves. Everything that exists stops existing. It is the end of the game's world, presented not as a dramatic final boss but as an inevitable consequence of too many doors being opened.
Also known as: The Roaring, The Angel's Heaven, The Apocalypse