Shimeji Ralsei

You can pick him up with your mouse cursor and toss him around, or right-click him to change his behavior settings. How to Install Your Own Desktop Ralsei

Moreover, the proliferation of these shimejis showcases the power of fandom labor. The artists who painstakingly draw the 40+ sprites required for a shimeji to move smoothly are doing it for the love of the character, creating a positive feedback loop of creativity and joy.

If you are a fan of Deltarune (Toby Fox’s beloved sequel to Undertale ), you are likely familiar with Ralsei: the gentle, robe-wearing, spell-casting Prince of Darkness. He is fluffy, kind, and lives to support his friends (and your team’s HP). But what happens when you want Ralsei to escape the confines of the Dark World and hang out on your actual computer monitor?

To make a high-quality "feature" for Ralsei, you'll need to draw or find sprites for these specific behaviors:

You simply drop the Ralsei image folder into the "img" directory of the Shimeji-ee folder.

His design is immediately striking: a short, anthropomorphic goat-like monster resembling a Boss Monster from Undertale , wearing a long green wizard's robe, large pink glasses, a heart-motif scarf, and a large, floppy wizard’s hat. However, in Chapter 2 of Deltarune , players discover that when Ralsei removes his hat, he is revealed to be an incredibly cute, fluffy-haired goat boy with pink horns and kind eyes, earning him the fan-bestowed nicknames "fluffy boy" and "toothpaste boy".

In a fan-imagined story, a user downloads a "Shimeji Ralsei" only to find he’s much more polite than the average desktop pet. While other Shimejis might toss your browser windows around, Ralsei spends his time "healing" your broken shortcuts and offering invisible cups of tea near your cursor.

Click , and watch him drop from the top of your screen! Tips for Managing Your Desktop Ralsei

Fans often share custom Ralsei "skins" (image sets) on sites like DeviantArt

Shimejis love to multiply. If your screen becomes overrun by an army of fluffy princes, look at your Windows system tray (bottom-right corner) for the little Shimeji icon. Right-click it and select "Dismiss Others" to leave just one Ralsei on screen.

Place the character folder (containing the img folder) into the img directory of your Shimeji-ee folder.

A Ralsei Shimeji typically features several adorable animations: