Golden Sun: Dark Dawn has its share of awesome levels as well, namely the Belinsk Ruins and Apollo Sanctum.
As you reach the bottom of the cavern, you find a scary abandoned ship, where you go head to head with Deadbeard, one of the most awesome and challenging Bonus Bosses ever. It also features the hardest puzzles in the game, many of which are throwbacks to puzzles you solved previously in the main story, except this time the kid gloves are off. It has a very spooky atmosphere, not helped by the fact that there are no random encounters, though you do find a (usually challenging) miniboss guarding the door to each level. Epic music plays in the background as you wander through the ice-filled structure and go head to head with some difficult-but not too difficult-and well conceived puzzles after fighting the main villains who have been transformed into dragons, the lighthouse rejuvenates and, at the peak, amidst a blizzard, you have an epic confrontation in one of the few examples of a Giant Space Flea from Nowhere that actually works! In addition, we've also got Crossbone Isle, the Bonus Level from the first game.
Let us not forget the final level of The Lost Age, Mars Lighthouse.
The beginning of Golden Sun: The Lost Age, in which the player gets to beat the crap out of adult men with a 17-year-old girl accompanied by the best battle music ever.
The Colosso Finals is a very unique and entertaining segment, consisting of a mini Tournament Arc with a series of races and fights against three duel bosses, with the player having the ability to give Isaac an edge by altering the course in his favor, using psynergy from the rest of the party, who are watching from the audience.
Visited in both games too, so you can hear that awesome music.
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