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[SkyMyl]

All right, something a little undabbled in here at NSF, at least to my recollection. Let's say that you're a character in a game, but you aren't the protagonist. You're actually the final boss, or the bonus boss. As the final boss, you have a connection to the protagonist, be it the protagonist's father, his/her sibling, his/her teacher, his/her dead boy/girlfriend, and so on and so forth. Whatever your relation, or connection to the protagonist is.

As the bonus boss, you don't know the protagonist in any way, and you're just the boss at the end of the hidden dungeon/area/stage, serving as the last imposing obstacle against the player character. And you're an absolute ninny to fight, with some players even claiming you to be the hardest boss in any game that they've ever played.

Here's my question to you guys. What music would play in the background when the protagonist fights you, final boss and/or bonus boss? Genre doesn't matter at all, and the music doesn't necessarily have to be from a game, as long as it counts as music.

As the final boss, I'd probably be the protagonist's best friend for a few years that serves as the antagonist, primarily due to our conflicting goals. The protagonist is trying to stop me as all my actions have negatively impacted the protagonist in some way, without necessarily being evil. Without fully realizing the situation, the protagonist makes it his mission to stop me, without even realizing that the very person he's trying to stop is his own friend.

You don't need to include an unnecessary explanation like I did, by the way. Don't even ask me where that came from. I'd include what bonus boss theme I'd have, but I can't figure it out. Can't find anything that really fits. But that's me. Your turn.

[JrDude]

As an optional boss, in order to access the area to fight me, you must go through weird optional challenges inside a mirror and needing to go through other mirrors, sometimes fighting enemies that are similar to you but easy to kill because they're just reflections with slight color differences, everything is very confusing and you will get lost. Upon getting lost, you will eventually find a reflection that doesn't have a color difference, in fact it is exactly the same. You will have to fight yourself.
I made that up on the spot, what do ya think? (Also, I don't know the music, I'd like it to be creative instead of doing what most people would do and just steal Mario Bros 1-1 or some crap like that and call it my boss theme)

[Eizweir]

Pssh, I'm so ba One Winged Angel would be my music.

[Magnum]

I would either have this one and/or this one depending on how much the main character hates me/2nd form

Mine would be simple. More than likely, I would be 'that guy' who wanted to make a new world with more order. Except I'd go Kira on anyone who opposed me and would likely have a huge army. I killed the main dude(t)s dad/brother/girlfriend/something along the way and he wants to stop me.

[Mystic]

I'd be a bonus boss that shows up right after the character beats the final boss. No relation, just a mad off intercourse er.

Fight music: Instrumental of Trust A Try - Janet Jackson

Then after the fight, we'd get a cutscene of the character finishing off the boss...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zl1UlHogEl8

[Magnum]

I'd be a bonus boss that shows up right after the character beats the final boss. No relation, just a mad off intercourse er.

Fight music: Instrumental of Trust A Try - Janet Jackson

Then after the fight, we'd get a cutscene of the character finishing off the boss...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zl1UlHogEl8

And suddenly I'm afraid of intercourse ing with Mystic.  D:

[Rayquarian]

I'm a real jerk of a final boss.  Turns out that I manipulated the government of the country, which caused their leader to declare war on the protagonist's homeland.  He spends most of the game valiantly defending his homeland, trying to defeat the leader of the enemy country, who he believes to be the real villain.  Meanwhile, I silently pressure the main villain to up the ante, but when he fails to amuse me, I toss him aside, replace him with a new main villain, and sent the old one off to the heroes as a fake final boss battle halfway through the game, where he dies.  Meanwhile, while the protagonist is distracted, I kidnap his parents and give them to the new ruler.  I also tell the ruler that there are 4 artifacts that will make him unkillable.

The protagonist is alarmed to find out that there's a new ruler of the enemy country, and even more alarmed to find that his parents are captive.  The new main villain demands 4 mystical power gems (or something like that), otherwise, he'll kill the protagonist's parents.  So the protagonist goes on this epic journey, while I stalk him, learning his abilities and sending minions to oppose him.  When he finally gets all 4 power gems (or something like that), he goes to the enemy country, where, predictably, the new main villain takes the gems and proceeds to become unkillable, which starts the second fake final boss fight, where he is promptly killed by the protagonist.

Just when everything seems to be fine, I step out of the shadows, vaguely remembered as the wanderer who followed the protagonist on his journey, and reveal that I was manipulating things.  And the worst part?  I did all of this just because I was bored.  I drove two nations to war for my own sick amusement.  I'm revealed as a complete monster, and then the real final boss battle occurs.

After which, I'm defeated, but I escape into another dimension, never to be seen again.

[SkyMyl]

Pssh, I'm so ba One Winged Angel would be my music.

Badass? And One Winged Angel?

I can't comprehend fighting someone badass to such a song.

I'm a real jerk of a final boss.  Turns out that I manipulated the government of the country, which caused their leader to declare war on the protagonist's homeland.  He spends most of the game valiantly defending his homeland, trying to defeat the leader of the enemy country, who he believes to be the real villain.  Meanwhile, I silently pressure the main villain to up the ante, but when he fails to amuse me, I toss him aside, replace him with a new main villain, and sent the old one off to the heroes as a fake final boss battle halfway through the game, where he dies.  Meanwhile, while the protagonist is distracted, I kidnap his parents and give them to the new ruler.  I also tell the ruler that there are 4 artifacts that will make him unkillable.

The protagonist is alarmed to find out that there's a new ruler of the enemy country, and even more alarmed to find that his parents are captive.  The new main villain demands 4 mystical power gems (or something like that), otherwise, he'll kill the protagonist's parents.  So the protagonist goes on this epic journey, while I stalk him, learning his abilities and sending minions to oppose him.  When he finally gets all 4 power gems (or something like that), he goes to the enemy country, where, predictably, the new main villain takes the gems and proceeds to become unkillable, which starts the second fake final boss fight, where he is promptly killed by the protagonist.

Just when everything seems to be fine, I step out of the shadows, vaguely remembered as the wanderer who followed the protagonist on his journey, and reveal that I was manipulating things.  And the worst part?  I did all of this just because I was bored.  I drove two nations to war for my own sick amusement.  I'm revealed as a complete monster, and then the real final boss battle occurs.

After which, I'm defeated, but I escape into another dimension, never to be seen again.

...what.

[Rayquarian]

Here's a boss battle theme for the awesome.  I think I may switch over to it an the sequel.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnO6t6q_mwo

[Eizweir]

Ok, serious now,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMqKQUWPwgU