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Megalovania

December 18, 2023

"Megalovania", sometimes stylized as "MEGALOVANIA", is an instrumental video game song composed by Toby Fox. It was first composed for the Radiation Halloween Hack, a romhack of EarthBound, developed for a Mother fansite's competition in November 2008. Inspired by "Megalomania" from Live A Live and the final boss music of Brandish 2: The Planet Buster, the track was intended for the romhack's final boss battle, and was developed by Fox screaming "whatever [he] felt like" into a microphone and copying it down. The name itself is a combination of "megalomania" and "Transylvania", the latter of which intended to tie into the project's Halloween theme. Years later the track would be remixed for internet fiction Homestuck's soundtrack as "MeGaLoVania" with help from Joren "Tensei" de Bruin, and Fox would use another rendition as the final boss theme for the "genocide" route in his 2015 video game, Undertale, when fighting the character Sans.

"Megalovania"
Screenshot of the boss fight against Dr. Andonuts in the Radiation Halloween Hack, where "Megalovania" was first heard.
Song by Toby Fox from
the romhack Radiation Halloween Hack
ReleasedNovember 2008 (2008-11)[1]
Genre
Length1:59
Composer(s)Toby Fox
Alternate renditions
Audio sample
"Beginning of Megalovania in Undertale"

The track has been widely popular, and more so with the release of Undertale, which spawned various memes and remixes to the degree of being called its own subgenre on YouTube. The track has since appeared in other games and media such as Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and has been performed in a live rendition for Pope Francis by a circus. Other musicians such as Yoko Shimomura and Jack Black have also performed their own interpretations. Various media outlets have praised it for its intensity and composition, and "Megalovania" has been used to not only examine Undertale's underlying messages but internet reaction as a whole through its use on social media platforms such as TikTok.

Conception and history edit

In 2008, starmen.net, a fansite dedicated to the Mother video game series, held its annual "Halloween Funfest" competition for fan works related to the franchise.[4] In November of that year, Toby Fox, going by the online alias "Radiation", submitted an EarthBound romhack simply titled Radiation Halloween Hack.[5][1] The romhack featured custom music from other games, and for the final boss Fox originally intended to use the song "Megalomania" from the Super Nintendo game Live A Live. A recurring theme playing at the end of each of the game's chapters, Fox was struck by the simplicity of "Megalomania", but also felt its repeated use had created a "Pavlovian" sense of "This is the end" in player's minds due to its repeated use. However, when he attempted to transcribe the music to recreate it he found it too difficult, and after some consideration decided instead to make a completely new song.[6]

To this end he screamed "whatever [he] felt like" into a microphone and then copied it down, making it a lengthy process.[7] Composing the song afterward by comparison was very quick, taking Fox about thirty minutes.[6] Despite using similar chords, the track took inspiration from "Megalomania" not in terms of composition but by "TOTALLY attempting to be the kind of a badass song that might be suitable for a similar purpose".[8] Meanwhile, the melody itself was inspired by the final boss theme of Brandish 2: The Planet Buster, a game series that heavily influenced several other aspects of the romhack.[9] After the romhack's release, he noticed people were ripping the music from it directly; however, the in-game rendition had a built in delay which carried over to the rips. He chose to release a copy generated directly from the music editor, but then realized he had never named the song. After consideration he dubbed it "Megalovania", a combination of its original inspiration and "Transylvania", the latter half meant to try and add some "Halloweeniness into it" due to its origin.[8]

Toby Fox later worked as a musician for the internet fiction series Homestuck, and in 2011 "Megalovania" was remixed for its sixth volume, Heir Transparent with Joren "Tensei" de Bruin providing guitar music to the track.[2] The track was made noticeably longer, and while Fox had used synthesized guitars on his other tracks, he found them sounding "muddy" when shifting them down an octave due to the original Super Nintendo audio, which itself could not be altered as in Fox's eyes that would have defeated the purpose of the song. Instead he wrote several extended guitar sections, trying to ensure they did not "sound screechy and stupid" while still sounding "badass", which was aided by the fact de Bruin's guitar could play a note higher than most can. Due to it being technically the third release of the song, he capitalized various letters to differentiate it, resulting in "MeGaLoVania". After its release, despite both he and de Bruin being happy with the final results he acknowledged some of the criticisms it had received, stating he felt the guitar solo he had added was "uncreative" and would do the track over without the Super Nintendo audio for later renditions.[8]

In 2015, Toby Fox released Undertale, a game he developed and composed music for. "Megalovania" returns as the boss music for the character Sans, who will fight the player near the end of the game's "genocide" route after they have killed nearly every other non-player character in the game.[10] This rendition is closer to the original romhack's, though removes the slow startup that preceded it.[3] It has also served as the basis for subsequent uses of the song, such as an arrangement composed by Fox for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate in 2019 as downloadable content.[11] Additionally, several other games have used the song as part of a cross-promotion with Undertale, including Pop'n Music, Dance Dance Revolution A3, and Gitadora High-Voltage, the last of which utilized a rock and roll arrangement of it by Yuya Yokoyama.[12][13] In 2019, MUSIC Engine in Tokyo, Japan performed an orchestral renditions of Undertale's music, which included "Megalovania".[14]

Reception and legacy edit

 
The song matching the intensity of the fight against Sans in Undertale has been cited as a factor for its popularity

Since its release, "Megalovania" has become one of the most popular video game songs, appearing on television programs and being briefly sung by actor and musician Jack Black for his YouTube gaming channel,[15][16][17] and has been described as easily recognizable just from its beginning notes even for those unfamiliar with gaming.[18] Ryan Stevens in an article for Cultured Vultures described the song as one of the best boss battle themes of all time, praising its "understated riff" and "foreboding bass", further describing it as symbolizing when an "unstoppable force meeting an immovable object".[19] Ryan Woodrow for Sports Illustrated described it as a song worth listening to every now and then to "remember what a fantastic track it is", with the song in Undertale contrasting "in the best way possible" to Sans' character for the "all-out" fight.[20]

Several renditions of "Megalovania" have also been produced by other creators and outlets. The original composer for Live A Live, Yoko Shimomura, noted that after Undertale's release many of her fans asked her about the song,[6] and according to Toby Fox at an official concert she performed a remixed rendition of "Megalomania" with "Megalovania" spliced in.[21] The Twitter account for Cult of the Lamb utilized the song in promotional material, with the social media handler using the game's merchandise to sound out "Megalovania"'s notes and encourage sales of it.[18] For Pesterquest, a game set in the Homestuck universe, musician James Roach utilized the melody from "Megalovania" for the track "Yeah It Is".[22] In 2022, the song was played at the Vatican as part of a papal audience circus act for Pope Francis.[10]

In a paper titled Undertale: A Case Study in Ludomusicology, Matthew Perez acknowledged that while much of its popularity stemmed from its use in Undertale, he felt it worked against Toby Fox's "confusing message about ethics and decision-making in video games", seemingly rewarding the players with the melody. He however praised the track itself, stating its baseline "gives the track a ferocity throughout its various sections, and its varying instrumentation continually refreshes the sonic atmosphere during the combat scenario".[23]

Polygon's Palmer Haasch described the song as having "consistent presence in internet game culture of the late 2010s", which he attributed in part due to Undertale's success and its frequent use in fanmade remixes and "shitposts" that persisted for years,[24] the former of which had formed its own subgenre on YouTube according to Jen Glennon of Inverse.[25] Haasch also noted the song's massive presence on the social media website TikTok, stating that "its repetitive riffs and melodramatic, chiptune-esque palette ... play out well on TikTok because they make sounds memorable and quirky", and worked well with the various meme cultures already forming on the platform, and adaptions of older memes such as rickrolling to incorporate the song. Haasch closed stating that few songs had left a footprint on 2010s internet culture, and that it made an argument for measuring a song's success "not by its chart history, but by its ability to be continuously reinvented".[24] As of 2023, "Megalovania" has the most listens on Spotify of any video game song.[26]

References edit

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  5. ^ Fox, Toby. "Radiation Halloween Hack (Censored)". starmen.net. from the original on 2023-08-17. Retrieved 2023-08-17.
  6. ^ a b c "LIVE A LIVE: a conversation between Yoko Shimomura and Toby Fox - part 1". Square Enix. 2023-05-12. from the original on 2023-06-21. Retrieved 2023-08-17.
  7. ^ Fox, Toby (2008-10-31). (Text document included amongst the files of the romhack of EarthBound entitled Earthbound Halloween Hack.). Archived from the original (ZIP) on 2009-11-26. Retrieved 2023-08-17. This is it, the final boss theme. I wanted to put Live A Live's Megalomania in here but I didn't get to so I made my own last boss song. I pretty much just yelled whatever I felt like into a mike and copied it down. Yep. Took forever, but it was superkickass-worth-it. Total embodiment of final bossitude.
  8. ^ a b c Toby, Fox (2011-01-07). . MSPA Forums. p. 28. Archived from the original on 2016-03-15. Retrieved 2023-08-17.
  9. ^ Fox, Toby (2008-10-31). (Text document included amongst the files of the romhack of EarthBound entitled Earthbound Halloween Hack). Archived from the original (ZIP) on 2009-11-26. Retrieved 2023-08-17. also, the last boss music was a little inspired by brandish 2's, see if you can catch the similarities
  10. ^ a b Diaz, Ana (2022-01-06). "The Pope listening to Undertale's 'Megalovania' is already 2022's weirdest video". Polygon. from the original on 2022-02-19. Retrieved 2023-08-18.
  11. ^ Fox, Toby [@Tobyfox] (September 4, 2019). (Tweet). Archived from the original on 2019-09-05 – via Twitter.
  12. ^ Calub, Eileen (2022-12-22). "Undertale's Sans Appears In Japanese Rhythm Game As Playable Character". Dualshockers. from the original on 2023-08-18. Retrieved 2023-08-18.
  13. ^ Stenbuck, Kite (2022-08-10). "Megalovania Appears in Gitadora With a New Rock Arrangement". Siliconera. from the original on 2023-08-18. Retrieved 2023-08-17.
  14. ^ Alvarez, Daniel (2020-09-17). "Undertale's 5th Anniversary Concert Is Now Available To Stream Online". theGamer. from the original on 2023-08-20. Retrieved 2023-08-20.
  15. ^ Bailey, Dustin (2019-10-31). "AEW had Sans cosplay and ran the Undertale soundtrack on TV, the madmen". PCGamesN. from the original on 2023-08-20. Retrieved 2023-08-20.
  16. ^ Baird, Scott (2019-05-14). "Spanish Version Of First Dates Show Uses "Megalovania" From Undertale On Its Soundtrack". theGamer. from the original on 2019-12-07. Retrieved 2023-08-19.
  17. ^ Grayson, Nathan (2019-02-20). "Jack Black Is Sorry, Not Sorry About His YouTube Gaming Videos". Kotaku. from the original on 2023-08-19. Retrieved 2023-08-19.
  18. ^ a b Connelly, Devin (2022-09-17). "Cult Of The Lamb Uses Merch To Recreate Megalovania". Screen Rant. from the original on 2023-08-18. Retrieved 2023-08-18.
  19. ^ Stevens, Ryan (2022-08-25). "15 Best Boss Battle Themes of All Time". Cultured Vultures. from the original on 2023-08-18. Retrieved 2023-08-18.
  20. ^ Woodrow, Ryan (2023-01-14). "Video game music: the 40 best tracks in gaming history". Sports Illustrated. from the original on 2023-06-23. Retrieved 2023-08-20.
  21. ^ Fox, Toby [@Tobyfox] (February 9, 2022). (Tweet). Archived from the original on 2022-02-10 – via Twitter.
  22. ^ Roach, James (2019-12-04). "'yeah, it is'". tumblr. from the original on 2023-08-20. Retrieved 2023-08-20. the title is meant to answer the question you ask while listening 'is this... megalovania?' then you go and check the track in the credits and it gives you your answer.
  23. ^ Perez, Matthew (2017). "Undertale: A Case Study in Ludomusicology". City University of New York.
  24. ^ a b Haasch, Palmer (2020-02-25). "TikTok users keep reinventing Undertale's 'Megalovania'". Polygon. from the original on 2020-05-20. Retrieved 2023-08-18.
  25. ^ Glennon, Jen (2020-09-16). "5 years later, Undertale is still groundbreaking and wonderfully weird". Inverse. from the original on 2023-08-19. Retrieved 2023-08-19.
  26. ^ Thomson, Cody Nery (March 31, 2023). "Titan Ice Does Science: Most Influential Gaming Soundtracks". NAG. from the original on March 31, 2023. Retrieved August 29, 2023.

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Megalovania sometimes stylized as MEGALOVANIA is an instrumental video game song composed by Toby Fox It was first composed for the Radiation Halloween Hack a romhack of EarthBound developed for a Mother fansite s competition in November 2008 Inspired by Megalomania from Live A Live and the final boss music of Brandish 2 The Planet Buster the track was intended for the romhack s final boss battle and was developed by Fox screaming whatever he felt like into a microphone and copying it down The name itself is a combination of megalomania and Transylvania the latter of which intended to tie into the project s Halloween theme Years later the track would be remixed for internet fiction Homestuck s soundtrack as MeGaLoVania with help from Joren Tensei de Bruin and Fox would use another rendition as the final boss theme for the genocide route in his 2015 video game Undertale when fighting the character Sans Megalovania Screenshot of the boss fight against Dr Andonuts in the Radiation Halloween Hack where Megalovania was first heard Song by Toby Fox fromthe romhack Radiation Halloween HackReleasedNovember 2008 2008 11 1 GenreVideo game musicLength1 59Composer s Toby FoxAlternate renditionsHomestuck 2011 as MeGaLoVania 2 Undertale 2015 3 Audio sample source source Beginning of Megalovania in Undertale filehelpThe track has been widely popular and more so with the release of Undertale which spawned various memes and remixes to the degree of being called its own subgenre on YouTube The track has since appeared in other games and media such as Super Smash Bros Ultimate and has been performed in a live rendition for Pope Francis by a circus Other musicians such as Yoko Shimomura and Jack Black have also performed their own interpretations Various media outlets have praised it for its intensity and composition and Megalovania has been used to not only examine Undertale s underlying messages but internet reaction as a whole through its use on social media platforms such as TikTok Contents 1 Conception and history 2 Reception and legacy 3 References 4 External linksConception and history editIn 2008 starmen net a fansite dedicated to the Mother video game series held its annual Halloween Funfest competition for fan works related to the franchise 4 In November of that year Toby Fox going by the online alias Radiation submitted an EarthBound romhack simply titled Radiation Halloween Hack 5 1 The romhack featured custom music from other games and for the final boss Fox originally intended to use the song Megalomania from the Super Nintendo game Live A Live A recurring theme playing at the end of each of the game s chapters Fox was struck by the simplicity of Megalomania but also felt its repeated use had created a Pavlovian sense of This is the end in player s minds due to its repeated use However when he attempted to transcribe the music to recreate it he found it too difficult and after some consideration decided instead to make a completely new song 6 To this end he screamed whatever he felt like into a microphone and then copied it down making it a lengthy process 7 Composing the song afterward by comparison was very quick taking Fox about thirty minutes 6 Despite using similar chords the track took inspiration from Megalomania not in terms of composition but by TOTALLY attempting to be the kind of a badass song that might be suitable for a similar purpose 8 Meanwhile the melody itself was inspired by the final boss theme of Brandish 2 The Planet Buster a game series that heavily influenced several other aspects of the romhack 9 After the romhack s release he noticed people were ripping the music from it directly however the in game rendition had a built in delay which carried over to the rips He chose to release a copy generated directly from the music editor but then realized he had never named the song After consideration he dubbed it Megalovania a combination of its original inspiration and Transylvania the latter half meant to try and add some Halloweeniness into it due to its origin 8 Toby Fox later worked as a musician for the internet fiction series Homestuck and in 2011 Megalovania was remixed for its sixth volume Heir Transparent with Joren Tensei de Bruin providing guitar music to the track 2 The track was made noticeably longer and while Fox had used synthesized guitars on his other tracks he found them sounding muddy when shifting them down an octave due to the original Super Nintendo audio which itself could not be altered as in Fox s eyes that would have defeated the purpose of the song Instead he wrote several extended guitar sections trying to ensure they did not sound screechy and stupid while still sounding badass which was aided by the fact de Bruin s guitar could play a note higher than most can Due to it being technically the third release of the song he capitalized various letters to differentiate it resulting in MeGaLoVania After its release despite both he and de Bruin being happy with the final results he acknowledged some of the criticisms it had received stating he felt the guitar solo he had added was uncreative and would do the track over without the Super Nintendo audio for later renditions 8 In 2015 Toby Fox released Undertale a game he developed and composed music for Megalovania returns as the boss music for the character Sans who will fight the player near the end of the game s genocide route after they have killed nearly every other non player character in the game 10 This rendition is closer to the original romhack s though removes the slow startup that preceded it 3 It has also served as the basis for subsequent uses of the song such as an arrangement composed by Fox for Super Smash Bros Ultimate in 2019 as downloadable content 11 Additionally several other games have used the song as part of a cross promotion with Undertale including Pop n Music Dance Dance Revolution A3 and Gitadora High Voltage the last of which utilized a rock and roll arrangement of it by Yuya Yokoyama 12 13 In 2019 MUSIC Engine in Tokyo Japan performed an orchestral renditions of Undertale s music which included Megalovania 14 Reception and legacy edit nbsp The song matching the intensity of the fight against Sans in Undertale has been cited as a factor for its popularitySince its release Megalovania has become one of the most popular video game songs appearing on television programs and being briefly sung by actor and musician Jack Black for his YouTube gaming channel 15 16 17 and has been described as easily recognizable just from its beginning notes even for those unfamiliar with gaming 18 Ryan Stevens in an article for Cultured Vultures described the song as one of the best boss battle themes of all time praising its understated riff and foreboding bass further describing it as symbolizing when an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object 19 Ryan Woodrow for Sports Illustrated described it as a song worth listening to every now and then to remember what a fantastic track it is with the song in Undertale contrasting in the best way possible to Sans character for the all out fight 20 Several renditions of Megalovania have also been produced by other creators and outlets The original composer for Live A Live Yoko Shimomura noted that after Undertale s release many of her fans asked her about the song 6 and according to Toby Fox at an official concert she performed a remixed rendition of Megalomania with Megalovania spliced in 21 The Twitter account for Cult of the Lamb utilized the song in promotional material with the social media handler using the game s merchandise to sound out Megalovania s notes and encourage sales of it 18 For Pesterquest a game set in the Homestuck universe musician James Roach utilized the melody from Megalovania for the track Yeah It Is 22 In 2022 the song was played at the Vatican as part of a papal audience circus act for Pope Francis 10 In a paper titled Undertale A Case Study in Ludomusicology Matthew Perez acknowledged that while much of its popularity stemmed from its use in Undertale he felt it worked against Toby Fox s confusing message about ethics and decision making in video games seemingly rewarding the players with the melody He however praised the track itself stating its baseline gives the track a ferocity throughout its various sections and its varying instrumentation continually refreshes the sonic atmosphere during the combat scenario 23 Polygon s Palmer Haasch described the song as having consistent presence in internet game culture of the late 2010s which he attributed in part due to Undertale s success and its frequent use in fanmade remixes and shitposts that persisted for years 24 the former of which had formed its own subgenre on YouTube according to Jen Glennon of Inverse 25 Haasch also noted the song s massive presence on the social media website TikTok stating that its repetitive riffs and melodramatic chiptune esque palette play out well on TikTok because they make sounds memorable and quirky and worked well with the various meme cultures already forming on the platform and adaptions of older memes such as rickrolling to incorporate the song Haasch closed stating that few songs had left a footprint on 2010s internet culture and that it made an argument for measuring a song s success not by its chart history but by its ability to be continuously reinvented 24 As of 2023 update Megalovania has the most listens on Spotify of any video game song 26 References edit a b HALLOWEEN HACK updated 11 2 08 cycle shop bug squashed hopefully that s it starmen net 2008 09 04 Archived from the original on 2009 01 31 Retrieved 2023 08 19 a b MeGaLoVania Bandcamp Archived from the original on 2011 01 08 Retrieved 2023 08 18 a b Undertale Edge No 314 January 2018 p 95 Halloween Funfest 2008 starmen net Archived from the original on 2023 08 17 Retrieved 2023 08 17 Fox Toby Radiation Halloween Hack Censored starmen net Archived from the original on 2023 08 17 Retrieved 2023 08 17 a b c LIVE A LIVE a conversation between Yoko Shimomura and Toby Fox part 1 Square Enix 2023 05 12 Archived from the original on 2023 06 21 Retrieved 2023 08 17 Fox Toby 2008 10 31 The Making Of html Text document included amongst the files of the romhack of EarthBound entitled Earthbound Halloween Hack Archived from the original ZIP on 2009 11 26 Retrieved 2023 08 17 This is it the final boss theme I wanted to put Live A Live s Megalomania in here but I didn t get to so I made my own last boss song I pretty much just yelled whatever I felt like into a mike and copied it down Yep Took forever but it was superkickass worth it Total embodiment of final bossitude a b c Toby Fox 2011 01 07 Homestuck Vol 6 Heir Transparent MSPA Forums p 28 Archived from the original on 2016 03 15 Retrieved 2023 08 17 Fox Toby 2008 10 31 The Making Of html Text document included amongst the files of the romhack of EarthBound entitled Earthbound Halloween Hack Archived from the original ZIP on 2009 11 26 Retrieved 2023 08 17 also the last boss music was a little inspired by brandish 2 s see if you can catch the similarities a b Diaz Ana 2022 01 06 The Pope listening to Undertale s Megalovania is already 2022 s weirdest video Polygon Archived from the original on 2022 02 19 Retrieved 2023 08 18 Fox Toby Tobyfox September 4 2019 Yes It s true You ll be able to buy a Mii Gunner costume of Sans in Smash Brothers Ultimate later today It ll come with a special arrangement of Megalovania composed by me It s a huge honor to have something I created in Smash Thank you so much Mr Sakurai Tweet Archived from the original on 2019 09 05 via Twitter Calub Eileen 2022 12 22 Undertale s Sans Appears In Japanese Rhythm Game As Playable Character Dualshockers Archived from the original on 2023 08 18 Retrieved 2023 08 18 Stenbuck Kite 2022 08 10 Megalovania Appears in Gitadora With a New Rock Arrangement Siliconera Archived from the original on 2023 08 18 Retrieved 2023 08 17 Alvarez Daniel 2020 09 17 Undertale s 5th Anniversary Concert Is Now Available To Stream Online theGamer Archived from the original on 2023 08 20 Retrieved 2023 08 20 Bailey Dustin 2019 10 31 AEW had Sans cosplay and ran the Undertale soundtrack on TV the madmen PCGamesN Archived from the original on 2023 08 20 Retrieved 2023 08 20 Baird Scott 2019 05 14 Spanish Version Of First Dates Show Uses Megalovania From Undertale On Its Soundtrack theGamer Archived from the original on 2019 12 07 Retrieved 2023 08 19 Grayson Nathan 2019 02 20 Jack Black Is Sorry Not Sorry About His YouTube Gaming Videos Kotaku Archived from the original on 2023 08 19 Retrieved 2023 08 19 a b Connelly Devin 2022 09 17 Cult Of The Lamb Uses Merch To Recreate Megalovania Screen Rant Archived from the original on 2023 08 18 Retrieved 2023 08 18 Stevens Ryan 2022 08 25 15 Best Boss Battle Themes of All Time Cultured Vultures Archived from the original on 2023 08 18 Retrieved 2023 08 18 Woodrow Ryan 2023 01 14 Video game music the 40 best tracks in gaming history Sports Illustrated Archived from the original on 2023 06 23 Retrieved 2023 08 20 Fox Toby Tobyfox February 9 2022 I don t know if I ever mentioned this but I went to the official LIVE A LIVE A LIVE concert in Japan once long ago and during MEGALOMANIA they mixed in MEGALOVANIA halfway through as a remix of both I was freaking out Most surreal moment of my life lol Tweet Archived from the original on 2022 02 10 via Twitter Roach James 2019 12 04 yeah it is tumblr Archived from the original on 2023 08 20 Retrieved 2023 08 20 the title is meant to answer the question you ask while listening is this megalovania then you go and check the track in the credits and it gives you your answer Perez Matthew 2017 Undertale A Case Study in Ludomusicology City University of New York a b Haasch Palmer 2020 02 25 TikTok users keep reinventing Undertale s Megalovania Polygon Archived from the original on 2020 05 20 Retrieved 2023 08 18 Glennon Jen 2020 09 16 5 years later Undertale is still groundbreaking and wonderfully weird Inverse Archived from the original on 2023 08 19 Retrieved 2023 08 19 Thomson Cody Nery March 31 2023 Titan Ice Does Science Most Influential Gaming Soundtracks NAG Archived from the original on March 31 2023 Retrieved August 29 2023 External links edit Megalovania from Radiation Halloween Hack on Internet Archive MeGaLoVania from Homestuck Vol 5 6 on Bandcamp Megalovania from Undertale Soundtrack on YouTube Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Megalovania amp oldid 1190247518, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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