What game was it Sup Forums?
What game was it Sup Forums?
Dylan Miller
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Jordan Hill
Bravely default
>main theme and each party's themes remixed with a new song for the final boss theme
Adam Bell
>Chrono Trigger
>Mario Odessey
Xavier Bell
This 3 headed motherfucker in grandia 2 at the end. Story was as cliche as it gets but shit was hype when i was a kid. Butterfly finale was a letdown tho.
Gavin James
Jose Bell
>tfw CAN'T HOOOOLD OOOON MUCH LONGER is replaced with generic boss music for the final phase of Perfect Chaos
Levi Richardson
>game's main theme sang by a bunch of background characters, to support the main character and help them beat the final boss
Dylan Jackson
Bayonetta
David Rogers
>ultimate boss theme is a remixed version of the boss theme of the first game in the series
Jaxon Hall
>Persona 3
>Velvet Room theme remix followed by Burn My Bread
>Persona 4
>orchestral track with battle theme mixed in
Ryder Bell
Sonic Colors
Dominic Adams
Mgs4
Nolan Sanders
My nigga, I came here to post this exact thing. That final boss remix gave me a fucking boner
Juan Bailey
guess the game
Ayden Torres
>game's main theme remixed as battle theme
Sounds awful
Daniel Hill
MGS4 doesn't have an ultimate boss. I was thinking of Raidou 2.
Hunter Allen
Battle theme remixed as final boss theme
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Evan Gomez
only game i can think of this happening but not the main theme remix necessarily is tales of the abyss where tear sings during the final boss battle
Colton Lopez
i wanted to reference gravity rush 2
Jeremiah Wood
>MGS4 doesn't have an ultimate boss.
Wyatt Garcia
>dynamic BGM steps up into a triumphant remix of the main theme when you make the boss vulnerable and are able to go in for serious damage
Asher Butler
>game's main theme sang by a bunch of employees that worked on the game, to support the main character and help them beat their publishers
Robert Johnson
It doesn't, unless I'm forgetting something. Ultimate bosses are optional, more difficult bosses than the final boss. MGS4 doesn't have anything like that.
Dominic Rodriguez
>Credits music is also a remix of the final boss music
>Final boss music remixes itself
>Both at the same time
Jonathan Cooper
>final boss isn't a remix of the Junes theme song
Carter Green
>All major characters have themes, with vocals that explain or put their motivations into perspective, sung by the character VAs
>Each one gets a major plot point where their song plays
>Final boss fight each has them getting a moment where their theme plays and they do something seriously helpful
This is the exclusive reason I am a weeaboo, I am a sucker for this stupid shit and Japs do it ALL THE TIME
Leo Moore
Steven Universe does the same exact thing, with different intruments and specific notes.
Colton Barnes
Yeah but that's because SU literally is packed full of ripping Japanese tropes
Blake Williams
>Game is secretly a sequel to a well liked but low selling game made by the same guy
>Final boss theme is that game’s theme combined with this game’s theme and they interlock to create an entirely new piece.
Brayden Hall
>Game is secretly a sequel to a well liked but low selling game made by the same guy
Levi Robinson
You are not wrong.
Liam Reyes
The Pokemon one was so disappointing. Every champion theme before SM was unique but instead make way for generic orchestra track #3849 with a touch of title screen theme. Fuck gen 7
Jonathan Ramirez
that was such a poor fucking decision that I honestly can't understand it. I choose to believe that it was a mixup and Open Your Heart was supposed to play in phase 2 since otherwise Sega is even more incompetent than I previously thought.
Ian Cooper
Nuclear Throne
Jason Anderson
Sonic Adventure 2
Nathaniel Morris
>Game theme is an old prayer in universe
>During the final push to reach the villain’s lair this plays, meanwhile the villain's booming voice is raining spell incantations down on your army while preparing a greater spell that would doom the world.
>the main character is wounded, but then they are picked up by a party member who’s voice joins in with the prayer
>Then as more people come into view more voices join in until it is a bellowing choir that drowns out the villain’s voice and renders him temporarily powerless
>It turns out the prayer was originally a counterspell for this exact purpose and is fueled by belief in a singular person who acts as a subconscious focus.
>What follows is a massive charge where all of the villain’s forces get their shit pushed in super hard because their spells are no longer protecting them.
William Brown
Sonic Adventure 2
Also
>get boss to last phase
>lyrics kick in
I love MGR bossfights for this reason.
Jeremiah Johnson
Anarchy Reigns and MGR come to mind.
Maybe not sung by the VA but close.
Wyatt Hughes
I don't know if it quite counts as a main theme, but the way DMC 3 uses Vergil's theme differently for each fight and during the cutscenes is amazing.
Michael King
Uhh is this maybe one of Yoko Taro's games?
Jonathan Anderson
SaGa Frontier 2
Adrian Adams
He's referencing image songs. It's not really a video game thing, more like anime and tokusatsu. But for vidya there's some.
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Jace Martinez
>a song from the first game is remixed as the final boss theme in the newest game
Name the game I'm thinking of and the game you want for being right.
Christopher Gomez
FFXIV does a lot of variations on themes as you go through the game, especially in the expansions
Jonathan Brown
I still want to know who's responsible for that
Blake Long
Fire Emblem Fates I guess.
Cooper Nelson
Stella Glow did this perfectly.
Cameron Rivera
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Joshua Green
Nier: Atomato
Benjamin Gonzalez
Dragon's Dogma was pure kino
Aaron Brown
Serious Sam BFE.
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I dont want anything.
Mason Butler
>Final boss fight each has them getting a moment where their theme plays and they do something seriously helpful
Just using heal song nonstop and smack boss with auto attacks and normal spells
Adrian Brooks
I looked at the thumbnail and thought the third picture is Tracer bending over with a rip in her pants.
Eli Garcia
>Just using heal song nonstop and smack boss with auto attacks and normal spells
Against the true final boss?
Dylan Ramirez
Fire Emblem Awakening had a really neat version of this. Like most Fire Emblem titles, it has the "main theme" that shows up in every game in the franchise, and besides that, its own unique leitmotif which also shows up in important scenes for Chrom, the game's main character. You can hear both in the opening rendition. This arrangement of the Fire Emblem theme also pretty much shows up in every spinoff since Awakening.
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Then for the early game battles, you get "Conquest," a pretty easygoing, relaxed remix for low-stakes battles in idyllic fields as you're introduced to the game's world. Awakening started the trend of FE titles playing the same track for maps and an uptempo version for battles, as opposed to having two distinct tracks.
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And the ablaze version, for when you're actually in fights.
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Then finally in the final battle, it's an intense remix with the player avatar's theme and gets the obligatory JRPG final boss Latin chanting, which kicks in around 2:30.
Grayson Reed
>mfw I see it now
Isaiah Martin
Landon Morgan
Holy fuck, what game?
Benjamin Evans
BD did this so well. It's a shame so many people dropped the game before reaching the true final boss
Leo Scott
I miss Rune Factory more each day.
Ethan Cook
unironically sonic 06
Luis Powell
UNDERTALE
>YOU ARE NOW HEARING ASRIEL'S THEME SONG
Juan Reyes
>final boss theme is slow, sad and wistful
>while the fight itself is fast and violent
Ayden Bell
every damn souls game
and it still gets me
Henry Torres
Sonic 06
>that final boss remix
Sonic forces
>the theme plays when double teaming complete with lyrics
I know it's funny to shit on them as they're shit, but they know their audio, consistently good shit
Dominic Moore
FFXV. It's a remix of two character themes, with the main theme joining them at the end.
Hunter Gutierrez
>credits start rolling during the final boss fight
Wyatt Morales
>Barely alive after you beat the four expecting it to be over
>you see your rival who you had though was long behind you is the champion
>"Do you know what that means?I'm the most powerful trainer in the world!"
Ayden Thompson
>tfw you die on the final boss and ruin the amazing moment
Adam Phillips
Breath of The Wild.
Joseph Adams
Every main series Sonic game since Adventure.
Easton Wilson
>When the dlc's main theme kicks in on the final boss
Brayden Wright
>boss theme has ominous italian chanting
Jackson Adams
Correct. I'll post a Valhalla key anyway, someone else can have it.
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Aiden King
I wanna know too!
Nathaniel Foster
Hearing that melody as this colossal dude comes at you, sword swinging, immune to time stops.
Just sheer badass
Hudson Parker
Play a Hat in Time. Almost every theme in the game is a remix of the main theme, and it all sounds great.
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Chase Morgan
thank you user
Joshua Gray
>beat final boss
>not the final boss
>beat final boss
>not the final boss
>beat final boss
>not the final boss
>beat final boss
>three of them have their own kickass theme
>get lost in time
Michael Ramirez
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This was amazing.
Charles Wilson
>final boss (of the DLC) music is a remix of the (optional) first boss's music
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Isaiah Perez
what the fuck is this and why did it rip off Phantom Hourglass/Spirit Tracks
Noah Bailey
Looks like a fanmade(?) model of PH's final boss to me.
Gavin Lewis
Well, I finished the game and there was one final true boss there, so yes? Unless there is another special one in new game+
Lincoln Evans
Connor White
Halo doesn't have bosses but it used the main Halo theme during the climactic moments of 1 and 3.
Jacob Robinson
Meant for
Leo Wood
>Games opening theme plays during a mid point or turning point in the games narrative, making an already good scene even better.
Jose Murphy
>prequel game in a series
>final boss is a huge four part fight against one of your best friends throughout the entire game
>the first three parts warp you to different areas, where the boss uses attacks from the first game's protag, with music originally from the first game, then the second game and then this game on each one
>the final part of the battle takes place at the most familiar important area of the game to them, where she starts using your attacks and fighting style from the next game later in the series and a remixed version of her theme and the main menu theme starts playing
Blake Ross
>A Hat in Time OST - 01 Main Theme
What instrument is it that makes that spooky lingering alien sound? I've always wondered that.
Alexander Lewis
People can shit on that game all they want. That fucking soundtrack is untouchable.
Ryder Moore
Timestamp?
Noah Sanders
15 seconds in.
Jordan Howard
In a similar vein
>Final boss music manages to be so unbelievably tragic and yet bloodpumpingly awesome at the same time
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I swear when the chorus kicks in I jizz in my pants everytime.
Yes the moon presence was the ""real"" final boss, but Gehrman was this game's true final boss.
Jason Johnson
A theremin.
Christopher Barnes
its fanart, I was talking about the Phantom Hourglass final boss (Bellum-Linebeck aka Bellumbeck), who uses a remix of Linebeck's theme
Landon Flores
interesting, thanks
Jaxon Harris
>character comes to your rescue
>remixed version of their theme starts playing
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I didn't like Spirit tracks all that much but it had some great tunes.
Eli Scott
>main theme remixed as final boss theme
>boss theme from a previous game also remixed as final boss theme