Capital City

Capital City

Accessible	After collecting 1 Starite
Doors to	Hyphen Heights, Edwin's Farm, St. Asterisk, The Virgule Gallery, Capital City Firehouse, The Under Line, Dot the Island, Capital City Runoff, Punctuation Plaza (Wii U only)
Starites	x 1
Shards	x 8

Capital City is a large city level in Scribblenauts Unlimited, and first level accessed after the tutorial. The City is home to many interesting places and events. It is located next to the sea, and provides access to several places. Maxwell's brother Clark is found here.

NPCs and objects present: Bored Boy, Jalopy, No Parking Sign, @ArrowMiddle (x2), @ArrowEnd (x2), Lonely Cockroach, Graffiti, Clark, Phone Booth, Switch, Carnie, Grandfather, Kiosk, Gorilla, Tourist (x2), Good-Sized Cloud, Large Cloud, Great Cloud, Huge Cloud, Colossal Cloud.

Starite[]

Carnival Games Play classic carnival games to win prizes!
Problem	Hints	Possible Solution
The carnival is in town! Throw something to knock over the bottles but don't cross the barrier!	Throw something to knock over the bottles but don't cross the barrier! Try something heavy. How about a bowling ball?	Throw a ball at the bottles.
Throw something to pop the balloons without crossing the barrier!	Throw something to pop the balloons without crossing the barrier! Something sharp might help pop the balloons. Try throwing a dart.	Throw a dart at the balloons.
Throw something to hit the dunk tank without crossing the barrier!	Throw something to hit the dunk tank without crossing the barrier! Something hard might do the trick. Try throwing a baseball.	Throw a ball at the dunk tank.

Starite Shards[]

Name	Description	Possible Solution	Completed Description	Unlocks
King Me!	King me!	Give a crown to the gorilla.	You made a king of the ape!
Let Me Entertain You!	I want someone to entertain me!	Spawn a clown near the kid.	You provided entertainment for the child!
Bon Voyage!	I want to sail across the sea!	Put a boat in the water.	You gave the old man something so he could sail!
It's a Bird!	Place someone into the phone booth to make a sidekick for me!	Put a man in the phone booth.	You placed a human in the phone booth, a superhero is found!	Clark
Parking Violation!	I'm parked illegally!	Use a tow truck to move the jalopy.	You took care of the parking violation!
Urban Artist!	So unsightly!	Make the graffiti clean.	You took care of the graffiti!
On a Clear Day!	We can't see the view! There are clouds in the way!	Use a fan (tool) to blow the clouds away.	You cleared the clouds out of the way!
A Fountain for the City Square!	Create a new fountain for the city! Place an object in this water then flip the switch!	Place a statue in the water and flip the switch.	You placed a new fountain for the city!

Trivia[]

The word 'capital' refers to capital letters used at the beginning of sentences or proper nouns. It's also a play on "Capitol" which is a city that functions as the seat of government.
Capital City connects to more areas then any other level in the game.
The door to Punctuation Plaza only works in the Wii U version of the game, despite the plaza also being available in Scribblenauts Mega Pack. As a result, the map must be used to enter the plaza in that version of the game.
- The door within Punctuation Plaza that leads to Capital City still continues to work in the Mega Pack.
Syntax Station can be exited from the bottom to enter Capital City from the sky. Syntax Station cannot be entered in the opposite direction, however.
Giving the Lonely Cockroach a second cockroach causes them to spawn a swarm of extra cockroaches. This isn't tied to a starite shard, however.
The "King Me!" shard is a reference to King Kong.
The "King Me!" shard can be completed with checkers, which is a reference to the game of the same name.
The "It's a Bird! shard is a reference to the Superman phrase "It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman!".
The soundtrack incorporates elements from the original Scribblenauts main theme.
The exterior of St. Asterisk seen in Capital city depicts the logo of the Red Cross, which is a logo protected by international law and the Geneva Conventions.
- Use of the Red Cross in games is seen sometimes in indie games. However, this use of it is incorrect and not allowed, even for medical purposes.^[1]
- Game Developers that mistakenly use the Red Cross are typically required to change or remove the logo after including it via an update or later revision. However, it's possible the Red Cross Organization is unaware of the use of it's logo in Scribblenauts, as the logo has remained in every game to date.