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B.&D. Stadium
B.&D. is a huge brand of entertainment products with headquarters in Porto (Portugal). In 2054, as a mean to extend their influence to the rest of Europe, it sponsored the construction of twelve massive stadiums in various other countries, inaugurating them simultaneously with a broadcasted event which had more than a hundred million viewers worldwide.
Every B.&.D. stadium has received great interest from various sponsors: from RealLifeAnime (which used it to market the upcoming fifth season of "Eliphya - the princess of light petals"), to Bonzaga Holding, from Herzog Books (which marketed the famous biography of detective Veckert Rainer), to Encorp.
Each stadium is fully booked every day of the year, housing more than fifteen sport-related events per week.
It is rumored that one of the stadiums will host the next Daevka Football Cup, but due to the violent nature of that sport made in EXODUS, it seems reasonably unlikely.
BGM: "Action Music Loop"
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Back Alley
Some people hang out in this grungy alley, including a depressed-looking bald dude and an obvious hooker. A dog barks at a cat that is sitting on a totaled car in the corner. Upon round's end, the woman in the poster winks and pouts her lips.
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Bar "Illusion"
King's bar Illusion is the lady's haunt for 1995. Heavy D!, Duck King, and Todoh are holding a pity party stage left while King's waitresses Sally & Elizabeth walk the floor. The lonely fellow center stage will bust out a harmonica during the appropriate part of the BGM.
BGM: "Tsuchi o Hau Bass"
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Basement
Battle takes place inside a dark, low-ceiling room.
BGM: "Poltano"
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Batcave
A multi-tiered representation of the infamous Batcave, fighters can be bashed through expensive arrays of equipment twice to initiate Free Fall Kombat until they reach the bottom level where the various Bat vehicles live.
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Battle for Chi Pi
The decisive battle of Liu Bei and Sun Quan versus Cao Cao, the Battle of Chibi famously involved a fire attack on Cao Cao's navy. The characters on the cliff face say "Chibi."
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Battle of Red Cliffs
Even though Ryofu's historical counterpart died about ten years before Chibi, this scene of burning ships is no doubt meant to represent that famous battle.
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Beach
A nice white-sand beach on the east coast of Australia. Fighters can be knocked into palm trees (both standing and fallen), and coconuts sometimes are dropped from them onto warriors' heads. At twilight, seagulls can be seen in the sky.
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Beach
BGM: "More Healthy"
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Beach House "Safrill"
A beach house overlooking still waters. Inside, Blanka hams it up for his favorite photographer while Elena, Mai Ling and some lil' Sasquatches check the fight. Dhalsim and his wife tend one of their elephants while Rikuo and his son/daughter play with a giant snake.
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Beetle Lair
A windowed room with numerous smashable ornamental pillars. Fighters can be sent through the brick wall to a stoney lower area where an equippable weapon awaits.
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Big Blue
Representing the F-Zero series. Returns from Super Smash Bros. Melee.
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Bigfoot Village (Canada)
A twilight scene at the glacial valley, Sasquatch's whole village has come out to watch the fight. The other bigfoots will follow the action after a delay.
BGM: "SASQUATCH Stage (Canada)"
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Bio Lab
A top-secret DOATEC laboratory where Victor Donovan harvests Kasumi's DNA for his cloning project. Many containment units housing these experiments litter this lab. In Arcade Mode, this is where Kasumi battles her clone (later known as Kasumi α).
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Blacknoah (First Round)
Rugal's high tech aircraft carrier "Blacknoah" sets the stage for the penultimate battle.
BGM: "Kettou R&D"
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Blacknoah (Second Round)
The coattails come off for Rugal's second round and even the atmosphere around Blacknoah turns red. The consoles on either end of the stage will explode if you're slammed into them.
BGM: "Ketchaku"
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Blade Pit
A specially-built arena with a hidden location, the Blade Pit is designed with one thing in mind: maximum damage. The small size keeps the action tight, while stabbing blades attack fighters headed for the edge. The edge itself is patrolled by massive industrial saw blades traveling in a circular pattern. Though matches are played at night, the arena is usually aglow with showers of sparks as metal slices through metal.
BGM: "K-Faktor"
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Blast Furnace
By official standards this arena & others like it, simply should not exist. Multiple groups and organizations have created secret, non-standard arenas to hold watches that have different rules than those of the official league guidelines.
BGM: "SongNine"
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Blue Portal
A blue-tinted version of The Portal stage, exclusive to the Sega Genesis version of the game. This is where hidden characters Smoke, Jade, and Noob Saibot are fought instead of Goro's Lair in this version.
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Bonus Stage
Straw dummies appear from the top or bottom of the screen. The player must cut down as many as possible. Five judges will watch the event.
BGM: "Concentration"
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Bonus Stage - Bull
The goal is to time your attack to stop the onrushing bull, then hit it as many times as possible before it collapses.
BGM: "Be Proud of Humanity"
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Bonus Stage 1
Strike key structural points on the ornate dragon pillar to bring the roof crashing down, causing the monk in attendance to weep openly.
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Bonus Stage 1
The goal is to carve a large boulder into a statue by hitting it repeatedly in the allotted time.
BGM: "Go Go J. Ferry"
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Bonus Stage 2
15 pots will drop from the sky and then roll left, right, or remain stationary. Your goal is to break them all before any roll offscreen.
BGM: "Go Go J. Ferry"
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Bonus Stage 2
Savages have kidnapped a lady; free her by breaking the six masks.
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Bottom of The Pit
Upon meeting the criteria to find him, Reptile is fought at The Pit's bottom, amidst the dozens of steel spikes.
Several corpses and decapitated heads of the game's developers can be seen impaled on the spikes, as well as two skeletons on either side. These were removed for most early home versions.
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Boxing Gym
While it rains outside, a bunch of wannabes and their trainer watch the fight in a gym marked "Fighting Out".
BGM: "Prelude to Glory"
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Brazil
A reddish recolor of the previous, with a more prominent snake in the tree and the riverbed in the rear.
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Brinstar
Representing the Metroid series. Returns from Super Smash Bros. Melee.
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Building
This arena takes place on a rooftop of the building, with metal railings surrounding the edges.There are several statues at the top of the building. The surface of the rooftop is slanted on some parts. Helicopters will periodically fly around the building.
BGM: "Authentic Sky"
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Burai Zenin
Returning from Dead or Alive 2, this arena takes place in a courtyard in front of a temple.
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