New Donk City Hall (stage)

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The entrance to the New Donk City Hall stage in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
New Donk City Hall

New Donk City Hall is a stage that appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. It takes place on the building of the same name in the Metro Kingdom from Super Mario Odyssey.

Players first fight in front of the tower's entrance, where the Drummer of the band appears in the background. A single platform also stands in the middle of the stage. Similar to other dynamic stages such as Skyloft, after a warning indicated by an on-screen arrow pointing up, a platform appears and carries players to different levels of the tower. Pauline and the remaining band members also appear on small platforms and can be interacted with by moving past them. After interacting with all of them, they then appear at the bottom of the tower and perform while the battle goes on. New Donkers may also appear on the ground level, while the Odyssey and occasionally Captain Toad can be seen in the sky and on the roof, respectively.

Differences from Super Mario Odyssey[edit]

Several changes have been made to the area, primarily to remove extraneous details that are not usually seen during a match.

General
  • The city south of New Donk City Hall Plaza is missing.
  • Buildings outside the ones directly adjacent to the New Donk City Hall are missing, except for the one that supports the Mayor Pauline Commemorative Park.
  • Many decorative elements like the blue tarps, street lights, café furniture, and trees are not present beyond the New Donk City Plaza.
Outdoor Café buildings
  • The rooftop café and swimming pool are missing.
  • The Banana Bagels sign is missing.
Heliport buildings
  • The Heliport symbol is missing.
  • The girders are missing.
New Donk City Hall
  • Beyond ground level, the building is less wide.
  • Spark pylon wires run up both sides of the building rather than just the right side, though the pylons themselves are not present at ground level. They are also one continuous run rather than two separate spark pylons paths.
  • Platforms have been added to the levels of the building.
  • The shape of the walking areas on the second level, the New Donk City Hall Rooftop, and the very top of the building have been altered from their rectangular shapes.

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese ニュードンク市庁舎
Nyū Donku Shichōsha
New Donk City Hall [?]
Chinese (Simplified) 纽敦市政厅
Niǔ Dūn shìzhèng tīng
New Donk City Hall [?]
Chinese (Traditional) 紐頓市政廳
Niǔ Dùn shìzhèng tīng
New Donk City Hall [?]
Dutch Stadhuis van New Donk City New Donk City Town Hall [?]
French Hôtel de ville de New Donk City New Donk City's Hall [?]
German New Donk City-Rathaus New Donk City Town Hall [?]
Italian Municipio di New Donk City New Donk City Town Hall [?]
Korean 뉴동크시청
Nyudongkeu Sicheong
New Donk City Hall [?]
Russian Мэрия Нью-Донка
Meriya N'yu-Donka
New Donk's City Hall [?]
Spanish Ayuntamiento de Nueva Donk New Donk's Hall [?]

Notes[edit]

  • On this stage, the Odyssey is shown with 21 Power Moons in stock (the same amount seen in its official artwork). However, this is not possible in Super Mario Odyssey itself, as the player would have to collect at least 55 Power Moons before reaching the Metro Kingdom via the Odyssey.
  • The pose that Pauline takes on the stage before a fighter reaches her appears to be identical to that of her statue souvenir in Super Mario Odyssey.