On October 24, 2026, NERS posted a follow-up saying that Chapter 5 of the Nintendo Switch 2 version of Deltarune had also been dumped. NERS credited Hexa with the extraction and said they had not contributed. An earlier post in the thread had named Chapters 1–4.
What the Chapter 5 report establishes
Mochi described the Deltarune material as extracted game files, not a complete, playable Nintendo Switch 2 dump. NERS’s follow-up therefore adds Chapter 5 to the reported file extraction, while Mochi’s description defines what kind of material the claim concerns.
How ns2jb fits in
Sammy Hajhamid, known as pepsipu, describes ns2jb as a software-only, tethered exploit. It allows native code to run with ordinary system-module permissions and the built-in fs module’s permissions, and must be activated again after a console restart. Hajhamid’s description does not claim kernel access.
For background on the exploit behind the file-extraction reports, see NeoTeo’s earlier explanation of ns2jb and its Switch 2 jailbreak.
