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* [[https://raredrop.bandcamp.com/track/special-boss The Special Boss theme]] present in the special [[spoiler: Freom Virus]] bosses Fark faces in his campaign starts out as a hard, dark rock track which is good in its own right, but it shines when the boss' health is at half or lower. Vocals by Andy Tunstall kick in, giving an insider look to Fark's current inferiority complex dilemma going on in his head.
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* [[https://raredrop.bandcamp.com/track/special-boss The Special Boss theme]] present in the special [[spoiler: Freom Virus]] Virus bosses Fark faces in his campaign starts out as a hard, dark rock track which is good in its own right, but it shines when the boss' health is at half or lower. Vocals by Andy Tunstall kick in, giving an insider look to Fark's current inferiority complex dilemma going on in his head.
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* [[https://raredrop.bandcamp.com/track/vs-special-boss The Special Boss theme]] by Andy Tunstall that takes over in Double's boss fight and beyond. Once again, like the previous vocal boss track before it, it starts off as a rocking instrumental with hard guitar riffs and synths. Once the boss is down to half health, the vocals begin, providing another look at Fark's thoughts [[spoiler: once he discovers he is Freom's son.]]
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* [[https://raredrop.bandcamp.com/track/vs-special-boss The Special Boss theme]] by Andy Tunstall that takes over in Double's boss fight and beyond. Once again, like the previous vocal boss track before it, it starts off as a rocking instrumental with hard guitar riffs and synths. Once the boss is down to half health, the vocals begin, providing another look at Fark's thoughts [[spoiler: once he discovers he is Freom's son.]]
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!!From ''Spark the Electric Jester 3:''
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PS6AQ68IYbs The opening theme]] composed by Falk Au Yeong. Adventurous and electronic, it captures the sci-fi adventure vibe Spark's world holds, immediately giving the player a taste of the game right on the opening screen. The second part returns for the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzkj6fFYy9Y Vs. Fark theme]] as a BossRemix.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGC4ce_AVcc The Special Boss theme]] present in the special [[spoiler: Freom Virus]] bosses Fark faces in his campaign starts out as a hard, dark rock track which is good in its own right, but it shines when the boss' health is at half or lower. Vocals by Andy Tunstall kick in, giving an insider look to Fark's current inferiority complex dilemma going on in his head.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGC4ce_AVcc The Special Boss theme]] present in the special [[spoiler: Freom Virus]] bosses Fark faces in his campaign starts out as a hard, dark rock track which is good in its own right, but it shines when the boss' health is at half or lower. Vocals by Andy Tunstall kick in, giving an insider look to Fark's current inferiority complex dilemma going on in his head.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PS6AQ68IYbs [[https://raredrop.bandcamp.com/track/main-theme-of-spark-the-electric-jester The opening main theme]] composed by Falk Au Yeong. Adventurous and electronic, it captures the sci-fi adventure vibe Spark's world holds, immediately giving the player a taste of the game right on the opening screen. The second part returns for the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzkj6fFYy9Y [[https://raredrop.bandcamp.com/track/vs-fark Vs. Fark theme]] as a BossRemix.
*[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGC4ce_AVcc [[https://raredrop.bandcamp.com/track/special-boss The Special Boss theme]] present in the special [[spoiler: Freom Virus]] bosses Fark faces in his campaign starts out as a hard, dark rock track which is good in its own right, but it shines when the boss' health is at half or lower. Vocals by Andy Tunstall kick in, giving an insider look to Fark's current inferiority complex dilemma going on in his head.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7MfPu-R3uI The second boss theme]] by Andy Tunstall that takes over in Double's boss fight and beyond. Once again, like the previous vocal boss track before it, it starts off as a rocking instrumental with hard guitar riffs and synths. Once the boss is down to half health, the vocals begin, providing another look at Fark's thoughts [[spoiler: once he discovers he is Freom's son.]]
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ_rIiC30ro The Ultimate Final Boss rock remix]] that was introduced in the 1.3 update immediately starts with the vocals, kicking the fight into high gear already. The lyrics still carry the confusion and uncertainty present in Fark's other vocal tracks, yet also contain a sense of determination that he'll finally find what he longs for. As the song puts it, "Somebody said my free will is a lie, now I know it's not too late!"
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ_rIiC30ro The Ultimate Final Boss rock remix]] that was introduced in the 1.3 update immediately starts with the vocals, kicking the fight into high gear already. The lyrics still carry the confusion and uncertainty present in Fark's other vocal tracks, yet also contain a sense of determination that he'll finally find what he longs for. As the song puts it, "Somebody said my free will is a lie, now I know it's not too late!"
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7MfPu-R3uI [[https://raredrop.bandcamp.com/track/vs-special-boss The second boss Special Boss theme]] by Andy Tunstall that takes over in Double's boss fight and beyond. Once again, like the previous vocal boss track before it, it starts off as a rocking instrumental with hard guitar riffs and synths. Once the boss is down to half health, the vocals begin, providing another look at Fark's thoughts [[spoiler: once he discovers he is Freom's son.]]
*[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ_rIiC30ro [[https://raredrop.bandcamp.com/track/ultimate-final-boss The Ultimate Final Boss rock remix]] that was introduced in the 1.3 update immediately starts with the vocals, kicking the fight into high gear already. The lyrics still carry the confusion and uncertainty present in Fark's other vocal tracks, yet also contain a sense of determination that he'll finally find what he longs for. As the song puts it, "Somebody said my free will is a lie, now I know it's not too late!"
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PS6AQ68IYbs The opening theme]] composed by Falk Au Yeong. Adventurous and electronic, it captures the sci-fi adventure vibe Spark's world holds, immediately giving the player a taste of the game right on the opening screen. The second part of the song returns for the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzkj6fFYy9Y Vs. Fark theme]] as a BossRemix.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGC4ce_AVcc The Special Boss theme]] present in the special [[spoiler: Freom Virus]] bosses Fark faces in his campaign. The song starts out as a hard, dark rock track which is good in its own right, but the song shines when the boss' health is at half or lower. Vocals by Andy Tunstall kick in, giving an insider look to Fark's current inferiority complex dilemma going on in his head.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGC4ce_AVcc The Special Boss theme]] present in the special [[spoiler: Freom Virus]] bosses Fark faces in his campaign. The song starts out as a hard, dark rock track which is good in its own right, but the song shines when the boss' health is at half or lower. Vocals by Andy Tunstall kick in, giving an insider look to Fark's current inferiority complex dilemma going on in his head.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PS6AQ68IYbs The opening theme]] composed by Falk Au Yeong. Adventurous and electronic, it captures the sci-fi adventure vibe Spark's world holds, immediately giving the player a taste of the game right on the opening screen. The second part of the song returns for the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzkj6fFYy9Y Vs. Fark theme]] as a BossRemix.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGC4ce_AVcc The Special Boss theme]] present in the special [[spoiler: Freom Virus]] bosses Fark faces in hiscampaign. The song campaign starts out as a hard, dark rock track which is good in its own right, but the song it shines when the boss' health is at half or lower. Vocals by Andy Tunstall kick in, giving an insider look to Fark's current inferiority complex dilemma going on in his head.head.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGC4ce_AVcc The Special Boss theme]] present in the special [[spoiler: Freom Virus]] bosses Fark faces in his
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ_rIiC30ro The Ultimate Final Boss rock remix]] that was introduced in the 1.3 update. This one update immediately starts with the vocals, kicking the fight into high gear already. The lyrics still carry the confusion and uncertainty present in Fark's other vocal tracks, yet also contain a sense of determination that he'll finally find what he longs for. As the song puts it, "Somebody said my free will is a lie, now I know it's not too late!"late!"
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should've done this from the start, sincerest apologies! these examples could maybe be worded better/more descriptive. feel free to add more. here are some of my personal faves
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGC4ce_AVcc The Special Boss theme]] present in the special [[spoiler: Freom Virus]] bosses Fark faces in his campaign. The song starts out as a hard, dark rock track which is good in its own right, but the song shines when the boss' health is at half or lower. Vocals by Andy Tunstall kick in, giving an insider look to Fark's current inferiority complex dilemma going on in his head.
!!From ''Spark the Electric Jester
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7MfPu-R3uI The second boss theme]] by Andy Tunstall that takes over in Double's boss fight and beyond. Once again, like the previous vocal boss track before it, it starts off as a rocking instrumental with hard guitar riffs and synths. Once the boss is down to half health, the vocals begin, providing another look at Fark's thoughts [[spoiler: once he discovers he is Freom's son.]]
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ_rIiC30ro The Ultimate Final Boss rock remix]] that was introduced in the 1.3 update. This one immediately starts with the vocals, kicking the fight into high gear already. The lyrics still carry the confusion and uncertainty present in Fark's other vocal tracks, yet also contain a sense of determination that he'll finally find what he longs for. As the song puts it, "Somebody said my free will is a lie, now I know it's not too late!"
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caption was pretty... eeehhh, so i'll just think of another later
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the bare skeleton of a new page! can probably be worded better/more witty, but hey! let's jam!
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[[caption-width-right:350: I bet he's listening to the soundtrack right now.]]
The soundtracks of both games are chock full of awesome songs with varying styles and tones, made by the team returning from the ''[[Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog Sonic]]'' [[VideoGame/SonicBeforeTheSequel fangame]] [[VideoGame/SonicAfterTheSequel duology]] [=LakeFeperd=] created before. Musicians Falk Au Yeong, Pejman Roozbeh, Andy Tunstall, James Landino, Paul Bethers, and Michael Staple all contributed their talents to make two soundtracks ranging from bouncy synths, rocking vocals, and even orchestral tracks that help complete the stages and their environments.
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[[caption-width-right:350: I bet he's listening to the soundtrack right now.]]
The soundtracks of both games are chock full of awesome songs with varying styles and tones, made by the team returning from the ''[[Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog Sonic]]'' [[VideoGame/SonicBeforeTheSequel fangame]] [[VideoGame/SonicAfterTheSequel duology]] [=LakeFeperd=] created before. Musicians Falk Au Yeong, Pejman Roozbeh, Andy Tunstall, James Landino, Paul Bethers, and Michael Staple all contributed their talents to make two soundtracks ranging from bouncy synths, rocking vocals, and even orchestral tracks that help complete the stages and their environments.
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