Bayonetta (universe): Difference between revisions

*Playable Character

**{{gameIcon|ssb4}} [[Bayonetta]] debuts in this game as the main playable character using the Scarborough Fair.

**{{gameIcon|ssb4}} Several moves including Stilleto, Wicked Weaves, Heel Stomp, Slap Punish Attack, Tetsuzanko, [[Bullet Climax]], [[Heel Slide]], [[After Burner Kick]], [[Witch Twist]], [[Witch Time]], [[Bat Within]], [[Bullet Arts]] and [[Infernal Climax]] debut here.

**{{gameIcon|ssb4}} Bayonetta's taunts in game appearance are inspired by performable actions in this game.

**{{gameIcon|ssb4}} [[Madama Butterfly]] appears in Bayonetta's smash attacks.

**{{gameIcon|ssb4}} [[Gomorrah]] appears in Bayonetta's final smash.

*Stage

**{{gameIcon|ssb4}} [[Umbra Clock Tower]] appears as the opening level.

*Stage Element

**{{gameIcon|ssb4}} Several Angels of Paradiso appear in the background.

*Assist Trophy

**{{gameIcon|ssbu}} Rodin Debuts in this game as the shopkeeper.

*Trophies

**{{gameIcon|ssb4}} Two trophies of Bayonetta based on her design from this game, as well as Jeanne, Rodin, and Cereza make an appearance.

*Spirits

**{{gameIcon|ssbu}} Bayonetta (Bayonetta), [[Gomorrah]], [[Madama Butterfly]], Jeanne, Cutie J, Rodin, Luka, Cereza, Balder, Father Balder, Affinity, Inspired, and Fortitudo appear as spirits. The spirit for Cereza uses art from this game.

*Music

**{{gameIcon|ssb4}}'''Let's Hit the Climax''': The music that plays when Bayonetta summons an Infernal Demon in ''Bayonetta''.

**{{gameIcon|ssb4}}'''Theme of Bayonetta - Mysterious Destiny''': A remixed, instrumental version of Bayonetta's battle theme from ''Bayonetta''.

**{{gameIcon|ssb4-WiiU}}'''One of a Kind''': The music in the opening of ''Bayonetta'', where the history of the Lumen Sages and Umbra Witches is narrated by [http://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Antonio_Redgrave Antonio Redgrave].

**{{gameIcon|ssb4-WiiU}}'''Riders of the Light''': Bayonetta's second battle theme from ''Bayonetta''.

**{{gameIcon|ssb4-WiiU}}'''Red & Black''': Jeanne's second battle theme in ''Bayonetta''.

**{{gameIcon|ssb4-WiiU}}'''After Burner (∞ Climax Mix)''': The music that plays during the Chapter "Route 666" of the first game, which is a remix of the music from ''After Burner'', an arcade game by Sega.  

**{{gameIcon|ssb4-WiiU}}'''Friendship''': The music that plays when Jeanne rescues Bayonetta in the first game, and when Bayonetta goes to save Loki in the second.

**{{gameIcon|ssb4-WiiU}}'''Let's Dance, Boys!''': The music that plays during the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdAzoDILw80 ending dance sequence] of ''Bayonetta''.

**{{gameIcon|ssb4}}'''Victory! Bayonetta''': The first few notes of ''Let's Hit the Climax''.

*Playable Character

**{{gameIcon|ssb4}} The default design for Bayonetta comes from this game

*Trophies

**{{gameIcon|ssb4}} A trophy of Bayonetta using the design from this game makes an appearance.

*Spirits

**{{gameIcon|ssbu}} Bayonetta (Bayonetta 2), Rodin the Infinite One, Masked Lumen, Prophet, and Alraune appear as spirits.  

*Music

**{{gameIcon|ssb4-WiiU}}'''Tomorrow is Mine (Bayonetta 2 Theme)''': A remixed, instrumental version of the main theme of ''Bayonetta 2'', with a saxophone playing in place of vocals.

**{{gameIcon|ssb4-WiiU}}'''The Legend of Aesir''': The music in the opening of ''Bayonetta 2'', where [http://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Luka Luka] narrates the history of Aesir.

**{{gameIcon|ssb4-WiiU}}'''Time for the Climax!''': The music that plays when Bayonetta summons an Infernal Demon in ''Bayonetta 2''.

*Playable Character

**{{GameIcon|ssb4}} Bayonetta's Japanese voice actor, Atsuko Tanaka, first voiced her in this film adaptation.

*Assist Trophy

**{{GameIcon|ssbu}} Rodin's Japanese voice actor, Tesshō Genda, first voiced him in this film.