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* The final level of ''[[Jet Set Radio|Jet Set Radio Future]]'' is an odd jumble of a structure in a totally trippy world, away from the Tokyo setting of the rest of the game.

* Non-boss fight example: ''[[Sonic Heroes]]'', the [[Big Boo's Haunt|haunted mansion level]] eventually turns into this after you hit a certain switch, with a few platforms floating in the midst of chaos. Once you hit another button... {{spoiler|The level becomes a completely normal mansion, and the goal appears.}}

* A third Sonic the Hedgehog example: at the end of ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (2006 video game)||Sonic the Hedgehog 2006]]'', the last level and last boss take place in a swirling, mystical void. Somewhat justified in that the boss actually ''has'' bitten a huge chunk out of the fabric of reality, and is simply letting that appetiser settle as he prepares to chow down on ''time itself''. Appropriately enough, the area is called "The End Of The World".

* A third Sonic the Hedgehog example: at the end of ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (2006 video game)|Sonic the Hedgehog 2006]]'', the last level and last boss take place in a swirling, mystical void. Somewhat justified in that the boss actually ''has'' bitten a huge chunk out of the fabric of reality, and is simply letting that appetiser settle as he prepares to chow down on ''time itself''. Appropriately enough, the area is called "The End Of The World".

* Every Beastector battle in ''[[Mischief Makers]]'' is like this, as well as the battle with Monolith.

* The [[Final Boss]] of ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]''.