My Top 25 RPG Final Boss Themes #20- Final Fantasy VI Part 1

Game: Final Fantasy VI
Song: Dancing Mad (Part 1)
Composer: Nobuo Uematsu

~My Top 25 Final RPG Boss Themes~
#25: Mother 3- Master Porky's Theme
#24: Final Fantasy XI- Ragnarok
#23: Dawn of Mana- The Final Desicive Battle
#22: Baten Kaitos- Violent Storm
#21: Ys II Eternal- Termination
#20: Final Fantasy VI- Dancing Mad

Category:

Music

Tags:

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• top
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• final
• rpg
• boss
• themes
• fantasy
• vi
• dancing
• mad
• nobuo
• uematsu

[Romalian]

I never understood why people liked this so much... >_>

[Zapper101]

It's the other half I mostly liked, but it's not for everyone.

[originoo10]

I actually like this half more than the second half because the clown part of the second half does match with the boss's personality, but it just didn't give me that "kickass" feeling. True, Kefka fight was an amazing song, but I like Tier 2 song the most (second level of the bosses). Most people have to understand the concept of the music of these old school games. People nowadays just want electric guitars and crazy drums. But these songs had alot to do with the mood of the setting.

[thewizardninja]

I personally would have sent this straight to number 1 but it's your list.

[AnimaMandala]

this is the best part of Dancing Mad, because it actually sounds unholy, which is the basic idea of the whole game!

[RayquazanEmmisary]

@originoo10 you want electric guitars and crazy drums? then listen to Ys music.

[MarrickFait]

@TheClarityOfThought

The are Kefka fags, That is why.

Sheesh. Can't even spell and you are talking down to people.

[TheClarityOfThought]

@Romalian the are Kefka fags, that is why.

[IWannaBeThePie]

@Undertzolkin Every time Kaiba smiles, a puppy dies.

[KonVeger]

KH anyone? hehe.

[Zenjin000]

@nahor23

Hmm...... this would make an interesting Meme....

[Zenjin000]

@originoo10

Good to see someone who knows their stuff.... for once. I commend you, fellow RPG Music Guru.

[Zenjin000]

@Undertzolkin

Oh? Not in the beginning of the game at Figaro Castle, if I remember correctly. Though that would be a good Motivational poster.... I thank you for the inspiration.