whatever makes money tends to stick, im more for originality as long as possible

I dunno, I have a hard time getting to the Undertale craze, maybe it's just me, while the game looks good, the fanbase, and by extension, furries, are kinda turning me off of it. But it's probably just me.

And I can see where you're coming from, in that "furry" trends tend to be quite strong.

nope, I don't follow all the trends. and I'm usually VERY late when I do. I am THAT disconnected from modern trends =w=

For the most part I avoid most of them.
But yeah. I am in the Undertale boat right now... I've done 4 pics in less than a month, and plan on doing more. One full page of my faves is more Undertale than anything else.

It's so unlike me, but, ehhh. At least I can hold my head high and am not opening up Undertale sprite commissions like some others do.

There are some people who literally live the trend, and then there are those who just know about it and enjoy it if they want to.

I think that's how I am with Undertale. 70% of one page of my faves is all Undertale pics.

I won't deny I favorite art of Asgore when I see something I like of him.

I go for Alphys mosty, and Toriel of course. There's a few others here and there, but Alphys is my favorite. She's like, the most human out of all of them.

When new things we haven't thought of pop up that we enjoy, we just want to be a part of it, and have fun.
This is pretty much the heart of any trends. There are those that just want to fit in, sure, but they generally come at least a little later.

One really shouldn't worry about liking or disliking anything in a trend, as it just illustrates a nuance to oneself.

Not to call you one, but because it's a related topic, "Hipster logic" is a fallacy because it runs on the idea that "I don't want to be a part of something because everyone else is and I'll lose my identity and the ability to stand out." In actuality, because we as individuals can have so many likes, dislikes, and combinations in-between, we'll stand out simply by being ourselves, whether we like something or not. The more variables you add into something, the less and less likely you are to find identical outcomes.

Mostly just felt like typing a response and got my brain going x3;

I don't think i'm being "hipster" about it, but more like I'm probably a bit tired of seeing certain things everywhere.

Like I said, I wasn't calling you hipster, was just a related topic that my mind wandered across.

trends in general for me tend be lost on me, been that way all my life.

I feel the same way myself honestly.