A freelance composer well-versed in sega genesis FM synth-songs, a little bit of chiptune here and there, as well as a wide variety of styles perfect for cinematic scenes, or video-game soundtracks. Don't hesitate to contact me for your projects.
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sumguy720
I don't think you're thinking too much, I mean, you can't think too much about composition.
I think it comes in the instrument selection and movement from phrase to phrase. This will vary depending on the type of battle, type of boss, type of game, but it should lend to a feeling of finality and ultimatum.
What you should do is have a friend arrange a playlist of boss music that you've never heard before, but also have them put in random music that you've also never heard. Then see if you can tell the difference, and if so, how can you tell?
EmperorCharlemagne
That's not a bad idea friend.