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*Despite "Jump Up, Super Star!" having its own Japanese lyrics, in the Japanese ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' Nintendo Direct, the English version can be heard. This is consistent with the Japanese version of ''Super Mario Odyssey'', in which the New Donk City Festival also features "Jump Up, Super Star!" in English. | *Despite "Jump Up, Super Star!" having its own Japanese lyrics, in the Japanese ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' Nintendo Direct, the English version can be heard. This is consistent with the Japanese version of ''Super Mario Odyssey'', in which the New Donk City Festival also features "Jump Up, Super Star!" in English. | ||
*The Odyssey can be seen flying in the background with 21 {{s|mariowiki|Power Moon}}s powering it, which is how many Power Moons it has in its official artwork. In ''Super Mario Odyssey'', however, at least 55 Power Moons are required to visit the Metro Kingdom. <!--The minimum number of Power Moons needed to progress to the next Kingdom: 5 for Cascade, 16 for Sand, 8 for Lake, 16 for Wooded, and 10 for Lost, which add up to 55 to advance to Metro Kingdom.--> | *The Odyssey can be seen flying in the background with 21 {{s|mariowiki|Power Moon}}s powering it, which is how many Power Moons it has in its official artwork. | ||
**In ''Super Mario Odyssey'', however, at least 55 Power Moons are required to visit the Metro Kingdom. <!--The minimum number of Power Moons needed to progress to the next Kingdom: 5 for Cascade, 16 for Sand, 8 for Lake, 16 for Wooded, and 10 for Lost, which add up to 55 to advance to Metro Kingdom.--> | |||
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 New Donk City Hall in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. 
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| Universe | Mario |
| Appears in | Ultimate |
| Availability | Starter |
| Article on Super Mario Wiki | Metro Kingdom |
New Donk City Hall (ニュードンク市庁舎, New Donk City Hall) is a playable stage that appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. It takes place around New Donk City, part of the Metro Kingdom from Super Mario Odyssey.
Stage layout
In this stage, a platform progressively carries the fighters up New Donk City Hall, stopping at various points along the way up before getting to the very top. The stage platform will then carry the fighters back down to the ground level for the cycle to repeat. In the background are The Super Mario Players and Pauline, and if a fighter touches a band member they begin to play music to "Jump Up, Super Star!" The Odyssey, Mario's airship that he uses to venture to the different kingdoms in Super Mario Odyssey, flies in the background of this stage. Captain Toad is also in the background on top of the city hall.
Origin
This stage is based around the city hall of New Donk City of the Metro Kingdom, which is the eighth kingdom Mario and Cappy visit in Super Mario Odyssey. The duo starts off in a rainy New Donk City as a Mechawiggler, reigning over the city hall, is in control of the city's electricity. Mayor Pauline, upon seeing her old friend visiting, asks Mario to take care of the creature. After Mario defeats the Mechawiggler, she invites him to New Donk City's upcoming festival to show her gratitude; however, she needs four backup musicians to perform in its musical number and tasks Mario with recruiting them. Mario recruits a drummer, a guitarist, a bassist, and a trumpeter to form The Super Mario Players with Pauline as the singer. After Mario restores power to New Donk City, the festivities begin with The Super Mario Players performing "Jump Up, Super Star!" on a stage built on New Donk City Hall.
Gallery
The bottom of the stage, with The Super Mario Players and Pauline.
Higher part of the stage, with the Odyssey and Captain Toad.
Mario, Cappy, The Super Mario Players and Pauline performing "Jump Up, Super Star!" at the New Donk City Festival in Super Mario Odyssey.
Trivia
- Despite "Jump Up, Super Star!" having its own Japanese lyrics, in the Japanese Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Nintendo Direct, the English version can be heard. This is consistent with the Japanese version of Super Mario Odyssey, in which the New Donk City Festival also features "Jump Up, Super Star!" in English.
- The Odyssey can be seen flying in the background with 21 Power Moons powering it, which is how many Power Moons it has in its official artwork.
- In Super Mario Odyssey, however, at least 55 Power Moons are required to visit the Metro Kingdom.
