The Megalovania Harp is a hidden set of notes found in the original Megalovania that is only audible while boosting certain parts of the song. When this idea was introduced to the SoundCloud Undertale community, the idea was insane. With further research, however, CharaGunner (the meme's discoverer) was proven correct.
by Naifraizer November 29, 2019
When a song becomes so iconic, it can be identified by the first few notes alone.
Named after the song "MEGALOVANIA" by Toby Fox.
Named after the song "MEGALOVANIA" by Toby Fox.
Person 1: Hey, check out this song I can play on the piano.
Person 2: Okay.
*Person 1 plays the first notes of Never Gonna Give You Up*
Person 2: That's a MEGALOVANIA Effect if I've ever seen one. Goddammit.
Person 2: Okay.
*Person 1 plays the first notes of Never Gonna Give You Up*
Person 2: That's a MEGALOVANIA Effect if I've ever seen one. Goddammit.
by WarriTB October 28, 2022
P1: I ate a spicy taco a few minutes ago
P2: *scoots away* Megalovania intensifies
(megalovania earrape plays)
P2: *scoots away* Megalovania intensifies
(megalovania earrape plays)
by yardardar April 1, 2021
The Earthbound soundfont.
by koopii February 24, 2022
iti is just literally 1 hour of nothingness then broken by the first 4 notes of megalovania (the sans bossfight song)
1 hour of silence occasionally broken by the first 4 notes of Megalovania
by immymooon June 21, 2022
When a song created by toby fox becomes over played, the original song is good, however, it is played to such a extreme degree that it becomes annoying to here. An example is megalovania, which is a good song but became a meme and is a joke now.
by i_exist111 September 29, 2021
The song that plays during the fight with Sans in Undertale. It's name is actually two words put together. Megalomania and vain. Megalomania refers to an obsessive desire for power or control. Vain refers to an action being overall pointless. This reflects Sans' sense of motivation during his battle, as he desperately tries to control the situation so he can change things for the better, but since he, on some level, knows of the player's ability to try again regardless of how many times they died, Sans can tell his efforts are in vain. Hence the name of the song, Megalovania.
I listen to Megalovania quite often, but not because I wanna seem cool or something. I listen to this song because it reminds me that just because situations seem unsalvageable, doesn't mean you can't try to fix things. We're gonna fail anyway, so why not try to succeed, what's there to lose?
by BirdWithHoodie February 8, 2020