Umbra Clock Tower (SSS)

:This article is strictly about how Umbra Clock Tower appears in Super Smash Stadium. For information about it in general, see its article on the Bayonetta Wiki.
The first stage to debut in the "Smash 4 Era" (literally; it debuted right at the beginning of that era), Umbra Clock Tower is an active stage on Super Smash Stadium. It debuted on the Season 39 premiere and is the 105th stage to debut overall. It's considered one of the "big ticket" stages on SSS, as it offers a $100,000 cash payout to winners under specific conditions.
==Stage overview==
You fight on the clockface of what used to be the Umbra Clock Tower. It constantly falls through the air, and occasionally goes into Purgatorio, where you can see cameo appearances by Affinity, Fortitudo, and Inspired. Various other bits of the clock fall throughout the match; these act as extra platforms and can sometimes create "caves of life" or walk-off side kill zones for the stage.
The clock actually works, and keeps track of time live during the fight, at least according to U.S. Eastern Time, the time zone of St. Clair Publications. In the game, should you pause, the clock will appear to stop, but once you unpause, it snaps right back to whatever your system's time is.
==Changes==
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==In its own universe==
The Umbra Clock Tower is considered a sacred structure to Bayonetta as well as the rest of the Umbra Witches. However, as in SSS, it was initially seen destroyed in Bayonetta 1. Bayonetta 2 actually featured a complete Umbra Clock Tower at game's open; however, Bayonetta had been sent back in time to just before its destruction, and gets to witness it being destroyed all over again.