Super Castlevania IV Stage 6

The Demon Castle Grand Hall is the sixth stage of Super Castlevania IV.

Overview[]

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Sub-stages[]

Stage 6-1: Knight Corridor - Greets the player with headless female statues, and the zombie dogs, Cruelas and knights try to give you a warm welcome.

Stage 6-2: The Chandeliers - The player must jump the tops of the chandeliers carefully or they'll fall to their death.

Stage 6-3: Banquet Hall - Chandeliers will drop onto the player from the ceiling. There are also Dead Nobles flying about and caskets that will spring to life and try to shut the player in.

Enemy Data[]

Enemy Data: Super Castlevania IV Stage 6
Image	Name - Game Description	Statistics	Items	Location	Notes
	13. Axe Knight Guard (Armor) - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	'	HP: 144 Exp: 100 Atk: 3		6. Grand Hall, 7. Storeroom, 8. Underground Passage, A. Clocktower	Weapons: Axe (Axe Boomerang (high/low)), Axe Knight Shield
	41. Bat [hanging] (Batton2) - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	'	HP: 16 Exp: 100 Atk: 3		6. Grand Hall, 7. Storeroom, 8. Underground Passage, 9. Treasure Room, B. Dracula's Tower
	35. Zombie Dog - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	'	HP: 8 Exp: 0 Atk: 4		6. Grand Hall
	49. Cruela (Zombie) - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	Japanese Description: () Corpses that come back to life and attack.*	HP: 16 Exp: 100 Atk: 3		6. Grand Hall
	31. Dead Noblewoman - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	'	HP: 48 Exp: 100 Atk: 3		6. Grand Hall
	30. Dead Nobleman - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	'	HP: 16 Exp: 100 Atk: 3		6. Grand Hall
	34. Dead Mate (Old Man and Dog) - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	'	HP: 16 Exp: 0 Atk: 3		6. Grand Hall
	28. Ectoplasm (Transparent Body) - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	'	HP: 96 Exp: 100 Atk: 2		6. Grand Hall
	1. Skeleton [White/Gold] (jpn) - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	Japanese Description: () It might be called the weakest, but depending on the location, it adopts combined attacks with other characters and corners Simon. It should not be underestimated.*	HP: 48 Exp: 100 Atk: 3		1. Castle Gate, 2. Forest, 3. Underground Water Vein, 4. The Trick Manor, 6. Grand Hall, 9. Treasure Room [Gold], A. Clocktower, B. Dracula's Tower
	2. Bone Chukker [White/Gold] (Skeleton; Bone Thrower Skeleton) - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	Japanese Description: () It is a skeleton that throws bones. Since the bones have low durability, the best way to handle them is by swinging to deal with them. It will jump when there is no foothold.*	HP: 48 Exp: 200 Atk: 3		1. Castle Gate, 2. Forest, 3. Underground Water Vein, 4. The Trick Manor, 6. Grand Hall, 9. Treasure Room [Gold], A. Clocktower	Abil: Bone Throw
(NA/JPN)	47. Snapper Casket (Maneating Casket, Coffin) - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
(NA/JPN)	Japanese Description: () It flaps its lid and approaches aiming at Simon.*	HP: 48 Exp: 100 Atk: 2 (Normal) 3 (Rolling)		6. Grand Hall, 9. Treasure Room
	4. Red Skeleton (jpn) - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	Japanese Description: () A skeleton of blood red. Blood symbolizes life; perhaps for this reason, it always revives after a certain period of time, even if destroyed.*	HP: 48 Exp: 100 Atk: 3		6. Grand Hall, 7. Storeroom, A. Clocktower
	3. Whip Skeleton [White/Gold] (jpn) - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	Japanese Description: () This is a skeleton that swings a whip like Simon. However, it only attacks while standing, so if you crouch, the whip is not scary at all.*	HP: 64 Exp: 200 Atk: 3		5. Entrance, 6. Grand Hall, 9. Treasure Room [gold], A. Clocktower	Weapons: Bone Whip
	19. Wall Hands - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	'	HP: 48 Exp: 100 Atk: 2		6. Grand Hall
	7. Skeletal Knight (Skull Knight) - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	Japanese Description: () A skeletal monster fortified with armor.*	HP: 96 Exp: 100 Atk: 3		3. Underground Water Vein, 4. The Trick Manor, 5. Entrance, 6. Grand Hall, A. Clocktower
	46. Ouija Table - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	'	HP: 80 Exp: 100 Atk: 2		6. Grand Hall
	32. Ghost Dancers - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	'	HP: 48 Exp: 100 Atk: 3		6. Grand Hall
	57. The Dancing Spectres (Ghost Dancer) - Super Castlevania IV				[ edit ]
	'			6. Grand Hall

Gallery[]

Screenshots[]

Maps[]

See also: Super Castlevania IV Stage Maps

Videos[]

Super Castlevania 4 Stage 6

Other appearances[]

Dracula's Curse - Super Castlevania IV - 01 — Comparison between Block 8 in *Dracula's Curse* and Stage VI in *Super Castlevania IV*.

The design of the entrance section of this level was directly modeled after Block 8 from Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse, featuring the same female statues, wall patterns and curtains. A possible explanation for this similarity could be because Nintendo had still not provided the team with development kits for their upcoming console, so they had to start designing the prototype on NES hardware.^[2] Additionally, it is known that the teams for both Dracula's Curse and Super Castlevania IV worked alongside and as a result they shared many ideas.

The second section corresponds with the final stretch in the same Dracula's Curse block. In that stage, the stairs collapsed underfoot. In this game, the stairs have already collapsed, which requires jumping over chandeliers to cross. A similar situation was later encountered in Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 in Bernhard's Wing.

External links[]

YouTube - Prototype tool-assisted playthrough - Stage 6 @ 18:28

References[]

↑ Nintendo Power
↑ Super Castlevania IV interview on Play magazine with Masahiro Ueno ("Jun Furano"), lead director of Super Castlevania IV.

[1] Nintendo Power

[2] Super Castlevania IV interview on Play magazine with Masahiro Ueno ("Jun Furano"), lead director of Super Castlevania IV.

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