The very last battle music may be marked by the use of live orchestra, organs, ominous choir, or extremely tense rock music or techno music.
The first form may use the Major Boss or Villain Battle theme for that particular Big Bad, but later forms will be unique. If the Final Boss has multiple forms ( as they usually do), each form will have its own theme music. Final Boss Battle: The battle theme for the Final Boss of the game.This is usually lighthearted and silly for the Goldfish Poop Gang or Quirky Miniboss Squad, but more serious bosses such as The Dragon or Big Bad will have more tension-filled battle themes. Villain Battle: The battle theme for major story villains, which may serve as their Leitmotif, or be a Boss Remix thereof.May overlap with the Villain Battle Theme. Major Boss Battle: A more dramatic theme for the more difficult or unique bosses.Some games may have a few different 'normal' boss themes otherwise, expect to hear it a lot at the end if there's a Boss Bonanza. Normal Boss Battle: The battle theme for 'normal' bosses or minibosses.This is usually a tense, action-packed theme. Often done out of realism or to invoke Nothing Is Scarier.īoss Battle Music - Most games have a separate battle theme for the Boss Battle, including games which aren't RPGs. Aversion: No battle music for separate enemy encounter except bosses.Situational: A different, more tension-filled battle theme may play in different situations, such as getting ambushed by the enemies.This is fairly rare, through, because of the extra work involved. By Dungeon: If the battle music is merely a remix of the dungeon music, each dungeon may have its own music.Progressional: As you progress through the game, the battle theme may change at certain milestones.Shifting Battle Music - Because you might get sick of the battle theme if it's the same throughout the game, some games may employ several different "normal" battle themes which change throughout the game. Several different types of battle music may appear: Battle music doesn't usually appear in games where you fight and explore on the same plane of action, but it may Fade In when you get close to a threat, particularly in more recent games. Battle music tends to pop up the most in Role Playing Games, where there are often battle screens separate from the rest of the action. In video games, battles are typically indicated by upbeat or tense music to give a hint of danger.
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