Two soft platforms to either side of the stage (both of which are walk-offs). 
Two soft platforms, one at the center of the main stage slightly above it and another smaller one above the other platform to it's left. One hard platform that moves over the stage from right to left. Three soft platforms, two lower than the stage on either side and one in the middle just above. Two soft platforms, one just above the ledge on the right and another one higher the first one to the left of it. The layout of each set of platforms are as follows: Unlike Kalos Pokémon League and Wily Castle, and similar to Wii Fit Studio, this stage forces characters to fall through soft platforms as they exit, preventing Star KOs. Similarly to Town and City, the layouts themselves contain many platforms moving in different directions, then eventually leaving the stage. There are seven possible layouts that appear in a random but sequential order. Occasionally, falling debris comes close to the main clock face platform, serving as extra platforms both hard and soft platforms can appear, creating temporary walk-offs and caves of life. The clock face itself is slightly recessed from the surface of the broken tower piece, creating a small incline. 
The battle begins and takes place on the face of the clock tower, while in an infinite free fall.
Umbra Clock Tower is identical in layout in both Super Smash Bros. In Ultimate, Bayonetta is fought here for her unlock battle. It is the final downloadable content stage in Super Smash Bros. Umbra Clock Tower ( アンブラの時計塔, Umbra Clock Tower) is a stage from the Bayonetta series. Tomorrow Is Mine (Bayonetta 2 Theme) (Instrumental)Īlternate: Tomorrow Is Mine (Bayonetta 2 Theme) (Instrumental) Theme Of Bayonetta - Mysterious Destiny (Instrumental) Umbra Clock Tower as it appears in Smash.Īlternate: Theme Of Bayonetta - Mysterious Destiny (Instrumental)
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