

Not all of the chapters involve combat, as some of them feature stealth sections and puzzles to complete. But this year, an official localization is coming, in the form of a HD-2D remake for the Nintendo Switch. It was never localized, but eventually a fan translation patch was made for emulation.
Undertale creator Toby Fox hinted that "Megalomania" and a song called "Gadobadorrer" from Brandish 2 were inspirations for "Megalovania." The battles in Live A Live take place on a grid, with attacks targeting different squares, which means positioning is the key to victory. Live A Live was originally released by Square Enix (or Squaresoft at the time) for the Super Famicom in 1994. Once all of the chapters are completed, a new chapter opens up, which holds the answers to the story. In recent years, Live A Live became known for inspiring "Megalavonia" from Undertale, as it features a similar song called "Megalomania". It soon becomes apparent that there is something connecting all of these different chapters, as each one involves a foe called Odio. These include a caveman, a martial arts master in China, a ninja, a cowboy, a mixed martial artist, a psychic, and a robot. Posted: 7:11 am Update October 5, 2021: The Nintendo Switch OLED is still sold out everywhere in spite of the fact it releases at the end of this week. Live A Live is an RPG that is broken up into different stories, with the player controlling a different character at various points in history.
