Boss Theme Rumble 18

1. Blue the True Hero - Viewtiful Joe Never played. Are these any good? The music is pretty cool, and I just love how it starts. "I'm Joe...View-tiful Joe!" 2. Not Steve - Resident Evil Code Veronica Kind of a miniboss that's over in like 30 seconds or less. The annoying sidekick of Claire Redfield turns into a freaky monster in front of your very eyes and turns into the hardest creature in the game. Only two hits means death. Also, you can't dodge the hits, so you'd better prepare with health items. The point is to run away as fast as you can. It's a short run, but he is damn fast with that damn axe of his. I've died countless of times against him just because I've under-estimated him. The music is nice and fast, makes the adrenaline rush, especially the first time around. 3. Final Battle with Specter - Ape Escape 2 I have this game, but haven't played it yet. However I somewhat know the deal with Specter and all that. Sounds like a good battle if it comes to music...I'll find out soon. 4. Shadow Queen - Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door It's weird to see anyone but Bowser as the main villain of a Mario game...weird in a good way. And this seems to be quite a toughie. Can't say for sure until I buy the game, but the concept seems awesome! Also the music is very creepy for a Mario-game. Way to go Nintendo! 5. Cursed Pamela - Klonoa: Door to Phantomile I got it! It was expensive as f*ck, but I got it. I've never ever seen this game being sold anywhere in Finland, so I can't believe I finally got my copy of it. Anyways, enough of that. The game is awesome, so is this boss theme, as well as the battle with Pamela and Seadoph. Can't beat King of Sorrow, but works better than Cursed Leorina. This is what deserves to be called a classic. 6. The Fog - Persona 4 Almost there...this is the first of the two boss themes of Izanami, the bitch behind everything, or Miss root of all evil as Yosuke calls her. This part of the battle is pretty smooth, nothing really challenging, if you have trained well. Not nearly as epic moment than when fighting Adachi or the eyeball-sagiri-guy. All the parts of the true ending feel to me like the game could've worked without them, even if some questions were left unanswered. However this theme is reason enough to go through a whole new dungeon with two minibosses and the pain that is Izanami's two forms of wickedness. The theme feels kinda like "you've got this far, you've made friends that stick with you for life, nothing can stop you, so it's time to kick ass for the final time and show what you're made of"...thus I felt like adding the second picture with all the main characters. It's hard to explain really...it makes me think of the whole journey that led to this point with all the good and the bad that was on the way. Great closure...sadly the feeling doesn't last for the rest of the battle.