Deviant Heroes Z Stage Descriptions Part 1

Deviant Heroes Z Stage Descriptions Part 1



Ludenberg Mansion: The fight takes place in the ballroom of the Ludenberg Mansion. There is actually a large party full of ballroom dancers right now, but for the sake of good sportsmanship and interest they have made the centre clear for the battle. On the dance floor are 22 aristocrats and royals all dressed sharply and elegantly, all dancing together with much grace or chatting amongst each other, discussing how great they like to imagine they are. There’s no reason to beat around the bush, for even the host of the ball knows how soulless and devoid of worth these patrons truly are. To reflect on their true nature their heads are replaced with tarot cards in a pathetic attempt to appear important and knowledgeable, when in fact they are flat and purely material driven; they don’t even have the dignity to admit that they replaced their heads, and instead claim that the cards are only seen because that’s what people they deem lower than them conceive them as. Thankfully, the actual ballroom itself is much more pleasant to look at. Exquisite pieces of art that are (quite literally) more lively than the dancers line the walls, the ceiling has a grand masterpiece watching over all beneath it and from it is a large diamond chandelier with ethereal indigo candles on top. When the fight is over, the chandelier will break off the ceiling and crush any dancers beneath it, though disgustingly enough the survivors still continue their activities as though nothing happened. Background Character Cameos: White Schrodinger, Circe, Sylphyn and Yomiko, Melissa's loyal servants from Darkstalkers 4.

St. Mercury Church: The fight takes place in a green, grassy field outside of the front of the church. This stage is probably the safest place to be in the entire game if you’re a human; there are absolutely no darkstalkers of any kind besides any who may be fighting. Near the field are young children running around and playing games, though some of them have instead taken a curious interest to the fight that is taking place. Closer to the entrance of the church are a group of adults (plenty of which are parents to the children) and a few priests watching over the children, discussing matters and watching the fight with caution to make sure it doesn’t get out of hand. Off in the distance the Inca site Machu Picchu can be seen, where the clouds in the sky above it are swirling around each other at a fast pace. What’s most notable however is the row of angel statues mystically floating in the air near the fighting space. The expressions on their faces change when a fighter gets close to them, with the expression depending on who the fighter is; those that are more righteous and well-intentioned are merely given a stern look while more malevolent types are given a scowl. When the fight is over, the angels will all scream angrily as they conjure weapons of light and get into fighting positions while the adults grab all the frightened children and bring them inside the church. Background Character Cameos: Yuri Yefimovich, Nadia Valentino, Conrad Dempsey, Noire H. Sullivan and Penelope de Leon, main characters from Wolf Blood (and fellow Segadores).

Lovely Madame Agatha: The fight takes place on top of the demon train known as Agatha. Agatha is a powerful entity that takes the form of a large steam locomotive that can travel through portals to various places and run without a railroad. Agatha has a more Steampunk appearance than most regular trains, and a bronze tinge. What’s a lot more noticeable however is the large, uncannily human-looking mouth on the front of the train. Luscious red lips and pearly white teeth almost always smiling, and upon opening you’ll find a pair of human-like eyes and a human-like nose. In spite of her rather creepy appearance, Agatha is a very nice woman; she’s incredibly polite, kind-hearted and willing to help anyone in need. This comes in handy with her dimension-warping power allowing her to pick up people of all kinds and from all lands lost on their way or just looking to get back home, totally free of charge. As good as that sounds, this applies for not just humans, but also denizens of Makai, and since there’s no true guarantee that they’ll get along, fights tend to break out often; poor Agatha cannot actually feel anything that her wheels aren’t touching, and has rather tunnelled sense of vision and hearing, making her completely oblivious to the bloodshed that happens within her own body. The fighters first board Agatha at an abandoned train station in England that Agatha thinks is rather nice to look at despite its decrepit state. From then on she travels through the rusted rails for a short time before warping to various other countries. In order, she travels through: France, Morocco, Kenya, Pakistan, India, China, Australia, New Zealand, Chile, Argentina, Mexico, Washington DC, Alaska, Korea, Russia and finally Switzerland before going back to England. When the fight is over, something goes wrong with Agatha’s abilities; her next portal ends up becoming twisted and chaotic, and Agatha’s wheels begin heavily sparking. For once, Agatha loses her cheerful smile. Background Character Cameos: (From Darkstalkers 4: Ogro the red oni, Rocky Fratelli the Rock & Roll zombie, Sugar Rottweiler the werewolf puppy, Ino the female tengu, Derby D. Dog, Dr. Ezekiel Crawford) (From History Warriors: Jeanne D' Arc, Nobunaga Oda, Anastasia Romanov, William Adams) (From Fly Me To The Moon: Frank Sinatra, Sonata, Ballad, Lullaby, Serenade, Al Capone).