Kill the Broodmother, all other enemies die instantly (always kill the leaders, with flags next to their HP bar.)
Mars – Fire a Spacephage at the Teil Pup nearest to the Teil Broodmother, to set off as many negative statuses as possible in the first attack, then spam Spacephage on the Broodmother, potentially stacking poison damage.With the remaining Waterspouts, use Supernova, it’s a quick-charged attack that will instantly kill all of these enemies. Earth – Don’t kill the Waterspouts at first, and bait at least one toward the Firewhirl to set off an Aquaflare, which leaves water terrain that can instantly kill them.As always, keep an eye on your charge gauge. You can use Pion Bomb as well, but this risks you getting hit with their deadly Explode attack, due to Pion Bomb’s longer charge time. Venus – The Headberts can be hit with a Spacephage attack from a distance to score a One Hit KO (OHKO) from a safe distance.Mercury – A total cakewalk and a good warmup battle, these Clickarocks can be easily dispatched by Plasma Ball shots, fired diagonally, so keep your distance and let loose.
For solutions, we’ve compiled the following approaches you can use to win any of these battles: Each battle makes use of most of the titular hero’s unique skills, and his HP is based on Cube’s Max HP, so he can prove to be bulky, but think of each scenario as a battle puzzle. But Captain Square is a set of battles styled like the rest of the battles in Live A Live, each taking place on planets of our solar system, so 9 in total. It will likely prove to be a challenge for players, so read on for our guide on How to Beat Captain Square, and the Rewards in Live A Live! Live A Live: How to Beat Captain Square, and Rewardsīefore you get too far into the experience, it should be noted that there is no reward for beating this minigame, but it’s a worthwhile challenge that’ll help with more challenging battle scenarios, particularly in the unlockable finale after you’ve beaten all the other chapters. Playing as Cube, you’ll find this game in the arcade cabinet of the spaceship’s recreation room, and it’ll be a challenge you can undertake to impress Kirk, a crewmate who is particularly fond of the game. Live A Live is more than your traditional JRPG, with plenty of variety in its presentation for fans of a blend of turn-based tactical gameplay, and even a mini-game that will help you hone your skills and tactics in an otherwise combat-light chapter, the Far Future.
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