History Main / OrchestraHitTechnoBattle

* Chaotic Dance from BatenKaitos, TheDragon and the QuirkyMiniBossSquad's theme.

* The ShootEmUp ''{{Recca}}'' had techno music for the ''entire soundtrack''. Note that ''Recca'' is a NES game...
* ''BioMetal'' had "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOGOiYa7eew Get Ready For This]]" and "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiVX_vC0om8 Twilight Zone]]" by 2 Unlimited for its boss music. Or at least in the US version.

* ''Many'' tracks from the StreetsOfRage series.

* SpaceChannel5 Part 2 has Desperate Dance Showdown for Dancing Purge's battle. It certainly fits the atmosphere of the battle at the time.

* Pretty much the entirety of the soundtrack from TheRaid is a pumping selection of breaks and dubstep.

* Teased in ''KingdomHeartsII'' and onwards with the high energy remix of Simple and Clean; it's in most of the games but despite fan outcry it has yet to be used as battle music.

* A particularly brutal and gritty version exists in ''TrueRomance'' during the fight scene between Clarence and Drexl, Nymphomania's 'I Want Your Body' is playing in the background. The music in the scene is pretty loud, which almost drowns out Gary Oldman's dialog.

* ''{{Terminator}}'' used an electronic soundtrack with synthesized orchestra hits for many of the chase scenes. Long before the days of techno but the idea is the same. Arguably, movies like Terminator retroactively helped inspire techno's dystopian aesthetic to begin with.
* The ''[[Film/TheMatrix Matrix]]'' series was fond of this, and would often mix pumping techno from Juno Reactor and others with more orchestral fare by Don Davis and crew.
* ''ScottPilgrimVsTheWorld'' features a rave soundtrack during the fight with Roxxy. Understandable, since it takes place in a nightclub.
* The nihilists from TheBigLebowski actually brought a ghetto blaster playing techno music to a battle with the Dude and his posse.

* Chapter 3 in ''HouseOfTheDead''.
* Teased in KingdomHeartsII and onwards with the high energy remix of Simple and Clean; it's in most of the games but despite fan outcry it has yet to be used as battle music.

* TheAdventuresOfBatmanAndRobin for the Sega Genesis / Mega Drive ignores the whimsical, orchestral score for 90s acid house. The intro score is 9 minutes long!

* Laguna's theme song in FinalFantasyVIII

* [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome Chaotic Dance]] from BatenKaitos, TheDragon and the QuirkyMiniBossSquad's theme.

* When the battle really starts to heat up in the ''VideoGame/HalfLife'' series, expect it to be underscored by some pretty [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome awesome]] beats! Even more notable in that the game has no BGM except for dramatic events.

* The [[TurboGrafx16 CD [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wsrUR_7ZMQ arrangement of "Termination"]] from ''VideoGame/{{Ys}} II''.

* Teased in KingdomHeartsII and onwards with the high energy remix of [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2EMupg4YE4 Simple and Clean]]; it's in most of the games but despite fan outcry it has yet to be used as battle music.]

Rave music is generally regarded as background music to pop drugs to and dance. The songs are uplifting, entrancing and quite often promote the ideas of peace, love and happiness. People who enjoy HouseMusic,{{Techno}} and [[SpeedyTechnoRemake Speedy Techno Remakes]] generally dance to it to get lost in the music, like a form of well deserved escapism from RealLife.

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Rave music is generally regarded as background music to pop drugs to and dance. The songs are uplifting, entrancing and quite often promote the ideas of peace, love and happiness. People who enjoy [[HouseMusic house]],{{Techno}} and [[SpeedyTechnoRemake Speedy Techno Remakes]] generally dance to it to get lost in the music, like a form of well deserved escapism from RealLife.

Rave music is generally regarded as background music to pop drugs to and dance. The songs are uplifting, entrancing and quite often promote the ideas of peace, love and happiness. People who enjoy house, techno and [[SpeedyTechnoRemake Speedy Techno Remakes]] generally dance to it to get lost in the music, like a form of well deserved escapism from RealLife.

* When the battle really starts to heat up in the HalfLife series, expect it to be underscored by some pretty [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome awesome]] beats! Even more notable in that the game has no BGM except for dramatic events.

-> --'''Castor''', ''Film/TronLegacy''

* The [[TurboGrafx16 CD [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wsrUR_7ZMQ arrangement of "Termination"]] from ''{{Ys}} II''.

* Teased in KingdomHeartsII and onwards with the high energy remix of [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2EMupg4YE4 Simple and Clean]]; it's in most of the games but despite fan outcry it has yet to be used as battle music.

* The Boss music from ''{{Plok}}''.
* Seven Force's theme from ''GunstarHeroes'' and ''AlienSoldier''.
* Ridley's music from ''SuperMetroid'' sounds similar to 'Twilight Zone' from 2 Unlimited, just in a different time signature.

* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyITEQDiJq4 Shudder]], one of the boss themes from ''{{Einhander}}''

-> --'''Castor''', ''[[Film/TronLegacy TRON: Legacy]]''

* The ''[[TheMatrix Matrix]]'' series was fond of this, and would often mix pumping techno from Juno Reactor and others with more orchestral fare by Don Davis and crew.

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* The nihilists from TheBigLebowski actually brought a ghetto blaster playing techno music to a battle with the Dude and his posse.