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So I found this video

supposedly you go on a date with Sans but this is different than the Papyrus date and besides that, I never saw this in the game maybe, I have not gotten to this part. But I did go to Grillbys with Sans and I thought they were just hanging out as friends. So is the Sans date real or a hoax?

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    This part is in the game but I've never heard anyone call it a date before. Commented Jul 18, 2019 at 21:01
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    This scene is less of a date and more like a friendly chat. I did not feel like it was a date when I encountered this scene.
    – Crovaxon
    Commented Jul 29, 2019 at 15:45
  • I've occasionally seen fans refer to all of the "spending time with [character]" scenes as "dates." The usual assumption is that the protagonist is too young for any of the other characters (except perhaps for Papyrus) to take it all that seriously anyway.
    – Kevin
    Commented Aug 7, 2020 at 4:11

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So it looks like you can get dinner with Sans if you go to Grillby's and talk to him before heading to the core. In most of the videos I've found in the descriptions it says "this is my favorite scene in the game" or something along those lines proving that it's in the game. Weather it's a date or not it up to you to decide really because they did go out to dinner but no one said anything about a date.

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It isn't a date, as many have wondered. It's a progression in the story and shows character advancement for Sans & Toriel, showing a little more backstory. Sans doesn't like you, and personally, I believe even if you go through a pacifist route, Sans still won't like you. Because he knows your gonna leave. Even if it's your first time playing, he knows since hes gone through timelines before. Because eventually, curiosity will strike you and bam, genocide. However, this is a real scene in Undertale, which I believe is part of the main route but I've only played genocide and pacifist so I am unsure! Have fun. :)

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