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Oceania: Volcanic Rim
Believed by some to be the worst fighting game stage in history, the battle takes place on a rock formation not far from a pool of lava and a live volcano, which erupts between rounds. This stage is mostly avoided due to its largely-red color scheme, and can be blinding to some people's vision, making it hard to pull characters out from the background, especially if one of the players is colorblind. Interviews have stated that they've toned down the background's color to make it easier on the eyes in Super Street Fighter IV.
Notable fight:
Akuma vs. Ryu
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Omega Stage
This stage is the only stage Omega can be fought in, and cannot be selected during normal gameplay. A raging fire burns through the forest while players are forced to fight Omega from a diagonal, almost over-the-shoulder view.
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On The Hilltop
A night time variant on the same stage from X-men vs Street Fighter.
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Onett
Representing Earthbound (AKA Mother 2). Returns from Super Smash Bros. Melee.
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Onigami Isle
The cave is well-lighted by four neatly stacked pieces of burning wood and candles. There are some skulls stacked against the wall.
BGM: "Demon"
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Onigami Isle
Battle takes place in a cave, where two of Gen-An's brethren are cooking something in cauldron.
BGM: "Path of Demons"
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Onmyouji Forest
A grim forest lit by candles and hitodama is occupied by a group of monks ("Yabeno Hikomaro & Kotohime with the Boushu Dancers") performing a techno song about Japanese exorcists.
Bonnou Kaihou included a CG video of the monks performing an extended version of the song which quickly sparked a craze on Nico Video. This was possibly out of irony as the video is rather cheesy-looking, but more likely because it's way badass.
There is no Kuroko in this stage.
BGM: "Let's Go! Onmyouji"
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Ooeyama
BGM: "Maiden of White Sorcery "
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Organization HQ
Blue spectral flames encircle the cavernous arena. Some kind of giant, sinister insectoid writhes in the background.
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Ostrheinsburg Castle
The castle of the Knight Stefan is said to contain weapons from all over the world. His clams of invincibility are being hard pressed as he vainly defends against a siege by Marquis Andre and his powerful cannons.
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Ostrheinsburg Castle - Twilight
Very similar to Ostrheinsburg Castle - Battlement of Soul Calibur 3, except this one has gray clouds lurking in the sky.
BGM: "Twilight Dwellers"
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Ostrheinsburg Castle Throne Room
Notable features include a chasm at one end of the room as well as a line of knights who serve as a wall. These knights actually move forward over the course of the battle, shrinking the stage area a bit. This stage is the primary setting for the story endings of Xianghua, Amy, Raphael, Voldo, and Tira.
BGM: "Reign of Doom"
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Ostrheinsburg Chapel
The broken wall of the chapel reveals a somber of the castle ruin looming in the distance. The ruin is what remains of Ostrheinsburg Castle that bore witness to the clash between Soul Edge and Soul Calibur four years pervious.
This chapel was the epicenter of the events surrounding Nightmare that transpired a few years before then. No one has dared to visit this chapel over since, but mysteriously, some say that the chapel bell can be heard once in a while. Rumors say that the bell rings itself in honor of the chosen warriors.
BGM: "Raise Thy Sword"
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Outland Treetops
High on the treetops, the fighters battle each other on a raised netted platform
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