More Details About Little Town Hero’s Protagonist Axe, Shipu, Nezu, And Battle System

More Details About Little Town Hero’s Protagonist Axe, Shipu, Nezu, And Battle System

Game Freak and Nintendo has released more information via 4Gamer about Little Town Hero‘s first set of key characters along with the details of its battle system.

We now have been introduced to the game’s protagonist Axe, including his childhood buddies Shipu and Nezu. In addition, an overview of the battle system involving the “Ideas” mechanic has been shared.

Check out the details below translated by Siliconera:

The story revolves around the young boy Axe, who dreams about visiting the world outside his town. The townsfolk do not venture outside the town, as it is dangerous, but one day a large monster appears within the town. Thanks to the power of a mysterious rock that Axe finds in the coal mines in town, he becomes able to drive the monster off, and begins his journey of finding out the secret of his little town.

Music is composed by Toby Fox of Undertale fame, and arranged by Pokemon series veteran Hitomi Sato. The director of Little Town Hero is Pocket Card Jockey director Masao Taya.

Axe

A young boy living in a small town. As he’s forbidden from leaving the town, he dreams of venturing outside and seeing the world. The stone in his left arm is a mysterious stone with the power to defeat monsters.

Shipu

 

Axe’s childhood friend. She often tells off Axe for his pranks, and when he goes too far.

Nezu

 

Axe’s childhood friend. He’s usually playing pranks on others together with Axe, but is also dependable in a tight situation. Axe’s best friend.

Battles

Battles proceed  by choosing ideas that pop up around Axe’s head. There is no one hand of ideas that will give a sure-win strategy in every situation. The game is about using these ideas, battle gimmicks from the area you’re in, and help from the townsfolk in order to win battles.

 

After you choose an idea, you’ll use your idea to at the same time as the enemy. Take a close look at what options the enemy has before choosing your move.

However, what’s important is not just yourself and the enemy, but also the various locations you can run to, which have different gimmicks and villagers to get help from.

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