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V.R. Panic
A computer generated landscape used by Delta Team for fighting simulations. The program is the home of the so-called Tutorial Man, a virtual entity programmed using movements and techniques from various different fighters.
This simulation can be directly connected with the brain of the user, allowing one to train their skills directly and feel like they are fighting for real.
Still, unlike in a classic movie from the '90s, dying here doesn't result in a permanent death in the real world.
BGM: "Artifice"
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Vegetable Sky
In the world of Toriko, giant vegetables grown in a garden atop the clouds.
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Vermilion Gates
A fantastical stage with a Japanese motif, filled to the brim with elements from the Land of the Rising Sun! A breakable balcony and big changes to the stage between evening and nighttime make every round different and dynamic!
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Versailles
Battle takes place in France's famous Palace of Versailles.
BGM: "Foreign Woman"
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Versailles
The painting on the wall depicts Charlotte and other characters from Samurai Shodown battling Mizuki.
BGM: "Continuation - Foreign Woman"
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Village (Japan)
Snow gently falls on this small village. Two girls in a kamakura (Japanese igloo) seem completely oblivious to the supernatural goings-on just outside, although a dog will bark frequently.
BGM: "BISHAMON Stage (Japan)"
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Village of the Wind
During a time where Western culture spread its way across Southeast Asia, an isolated village hangs on to its cherished faith in the Wind Deity.
The village is situated in a location that commands a view of both the mountains and the sea. The sight of many windmills lining the hamlet never cease to amaze and remind them of the profound importance the villagers place on the wind.
The winds that circle the earth answer to these villagers and push their windmills along the way. At the very least, that is their belief.
BGM: "Guided by Wind"
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