- For the general environment, see Catacombs.
The Catacombs (地下墓地 Catacomb?) is the storing room for all sorts of victims who met their end years ago. A variety of skeletons can be seen packed into the walls of this place, as well as lined up against the wall. Eerily colored bricks comprise the structures of the catacombs, as well as several cavernous hallways containing rivers of lava. The spooky piano music here adds to the eeriness.
The Catacombs are the lower-most level of the Castle and are only accessible from the Abandoned Pit to the Catacomb. The counterpart to this stage in the Reverse Castle is the Floating Catacombs.
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night[]
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Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (LCD handheld)[]
The Catacombs is the third stage of the LCD version of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. Salem Witches (actually Salomes) join the Zombies, Medusa Heads, and Bats that were fought in earlier stages. Defeating the boss called Succubus (actually Fake Sypha) will give Alucard the Gold Ring.
Castlevania: Harmony of Despair[]
The stage One Who is Many in Castlevania: Harmony of Despair contains elements of this stage, along with nearby underground stages. It takes up the lower parts of the stage. The Legion boss is fought in this area.
Castlevania: Grimoire of Souls[]
The third chapter of the book That Which Writhes called Corpse Mountain is based on the Catacombs of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, while the final chapter called All For One consists of the boss battle against Legion.
Castlevania: Moonlight Rhapsody[]
The Abandoned Mine appears as part of the Underground Vault in Moonlight Rhapsody, along with the Abandoned Pit to the Catacomb. The general layout is similar, but the background has been altered to represent an underground vault instead.