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Wajifuna
Masako's stage from V.G. Max. Also appeared Miranda in the BG as a cameo.
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Waterfront
Fighters face off on a platform surrounded by water. At the distance you can see Udan's palace.
BGM: "Aqua and Trees"
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West Subway 1
As rounds progress, the scene changes from day to night and back to day again (although no one ever leaves). Richard Meyer can be seen among the spectators. The image of SNK's "mascot" G. Mantle can be seen plastered all over the stage.
There's a billboard advertising a "two room special" from REALBOUT, apparently a pet phrase of the Garou staff. Two elevated trains pass back and forth, one saying "HAPPY!! REAL BOUT TWO ROOM SPECIAL" and the other "SNK COP. NEO.GEO OMEDETOU GOZAIMASU" (congratulations).
BGM: "Downtown Rascal"
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West Subway 2
Round 2 version of West Subway.
BGM: "Downtown Rascal"
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West Subway 3
Round 3 version of West Subway. Returns to daylight if round 4 should occur.
BGM: "Downtown Rascal"
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Western Town
In the Wild West sometimes a turtle's gotta do what a turtle's gotta do. Lay down the law in this dusty little town. There's nothing like a showdown at high noon, complete with wind-blown tumbleweeds in the background.
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What's Left Behind
Smoldering ruins under a scorching sun, a place forgotten by gods and humans alike. This post-apocalytpic wasteland is a dream rendition of Old St. Patrick, a city that was wiped by the phage outbreak back in 2013, leading to the creation of the two barrier cities of Correa DOME and St. Patrick SHIELD. Shaz wasn't there, of course - almost none of the survivors are still around. Still, documentaries about this doomed place that was once bustling with life.
Old St. Patrick is a faded memory of what happens when humans play with forces they cannot understand. The symbolism of the sandstorm and of the buildings corroded by time serves as a reminder - for Shaz above all - that some disasters cannot be averted, no matter how hard one tries.
Still, the old Dead Zone is slowly becoming a more complex ecosystem, one where all of its chaotic parts are finally forming a new equilibrium - be it the phages, the sand blood flowers or the illegal human settlements that dot the deserted center of Ireland.
Despite this spark of hope, the nameless ruins in the dream are barren and devoid of life, reflecting the reality of a desolate abode that does not exist anymore - or, maybe, never existed in the first place.
BGM: "Scarred Hound Groove (Tryadine Mix)"
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White Storm
A secluded frozen mountaintop littered with Moai (whether these are statues or snow sculptures is unknown). A snowman can be seen on occasion. Fighters can be knocked below to an ice cave.
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Wind
BGM: "Alcohol of Men"
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Witch Tower
Built in the early 2030s, in the wake of the neo-medieval revival, the so called "Witch Tower" is a staple landmark of the city of New Langdon. Its conception and design are attributed to the Austrian nobleman Vassili von Fledermaus, who proceeded to commission several copies of the original tower around the world.
As of today, a Witch Tower can be found in at least seventeen different locations, including the derelict ruins of the once flourishing Northern Algol.
It is rumored that every Witch Tower was used as detached headquarters by a powerful criminal syndicate. However, no evidence was ever found and von Fledermaus strongly rejected the accusations.
The top of the Witch Tower in New Langdon is notorious as the "last jumping place" for many individual with suicidal tendencies. After a record score of thirty cases in the span of ten years, the access to the tower has been restricted for civilians.
After the sudden and mysterious death of von Fledermaus in 2064, the towers became properties of the hosting cities. Since then, there have been rumors that a faceless creature started lurking inside the monument, but, as any story connected to the folklore of the so-called "man with the Hat", it is to be taken with a grain of salt.
BGM: "Blood of Lilith"
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Wolfkrone Monument
This unique Soul Calibur 4 stage is a circular platform that rotates. Wooden, seemingly robotic musician-like characters create knocking noises during battle and can be destroyed if a character is thrown on one of them. This can cause a ring out if the character is thrown in the same spot where one of these characters was previously. Outside the stage is a view similar to that of Talim's windmill stage in Soul Calibur 2. As well as this, there is also a castle-type structure outside of the arena. During battle, the rest of the stage can be seen, where there is a giant mass of clockwork behind the wooden musicians and a carousel type structure with yellow horses that parade around the stage. Also included in the background of the stage are a few large golden or brass bells that can be seen swinging during battle. On the floor of the stage is a semi-raised engraving of a golden-faced sun. Also, in a striking similarity to the Kunpaetku Shrine - Dream Remnants stage, if one of the wooden robotic characters are hit hard enough, they collapse and fall, usually followed by the character that hit them.
BGM: "Valiant Heart"
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Wolverine Stage
A rickety bridge over a river. Without too much effort fighters can shatter it such that it becomes a raft on the waves below. At the fights conclusion, the loser plummets over the river falls while the victor poses on an outcropped rock.
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Wu Shi Academy
This arena made its first appearance in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance. The center platform is suspended by five massive statues. It serves a training ground for kombatants
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