Don't get left behind when it's about to leave. The platforms fly towards the Plaza, occasionally landing for the fighters to duke it out in a specific spot for a while before taking off again. This stage begins as three vertically stacked platforms, floating above the ocean. This Brawl stage defined the concept of a stage that is basically a tour of a larger world. Enjoy the nice view and pretty lighting effect. There are two small floating platforms, but there's not really much else to this stage. There's nowhere to fall on this stage, so you can simply walk all the way off to the left or right. This can make projectiles difficult to aim, since they are generally not affected by gravity, meaning most will travel diagonally. If you're on the left side of the stage and simply hit the jump button, for example, you'll travel diagonally up and to the left. It's a tiny planet, so "up" is relative to where you're standing. This stage is a bit strange, because the entire thing is curved. You can KO Nabbit like any other fighter. If he grabs you and stuffs you in his bag, he'll try to fly away, and if he reaches the edge of the stage, you'll be KO'd. They'll expand and contract horizontally, but they're not very dangerous.
If yellow blocks appear, you can stand on them. The water spouts will disappear after a moment, so don't fall. Jets of water will appear on either side, which you can stand on, unless they're carrying a spiked ball, in which case you should avoid them. You can stand on it after it hits the ground. It means an icicle is about to fall from nowhere and will damage you if it lands on you. If you see a droplet of water, move out of the way. These areas can appear in any order, so you won't know what to expect when Kamek appears. Soon, a beanstalk will grow, and you'll be able to stand on its leaves. At Rock Candy Mines, you'll find yourself on a platform that tilts left and right. They'll roll over each other and push you off if you get careless. When you find yourself inside Slide Lift Tower, be careful of the moving platforms.
Meringue Clouds is similar to Acorn Plains, with one fewer thin platform and a large gap in the centre.
When Kamek shows up, he'll transport you to another area from New Super Mario Bros. If floating platforms appear, you can stand on them, but don't let them carry you away. This stage opens on Acorn Plains, which is simply three thin platforms distributed haphazardly over the solid ground. Mushroom Kingdom U – New Super Mario Bros. One thing Final Destination has going for it is its crazy backgrounds that continuously shift as the battle rages on. This stage is actually a bit unnecessary in this game, since you can turn any stage into a "Final Destination" by switching it to "Omega" mode, which removes all platforms and occurrences and makes it flat. It's meant to be a fair ground for true tests of skill, but it gives more ground-based characters an advantage. This stage appears to exist as a Battlefield that's more suited to eight player Smash matches.įinal Destination is a flat stage where nothing happens. Other than that, it's identical to the small version. It has six platforms, arranged in a pyramid, and is wider than the standard Battlefield. This stage is simply a larger version of the Battlefield. This means both aerial and ground characters can have the advantage in certain situations, as opposed to the perfectly flat Final Destination, which seems to have been designed specifically for Little Mac. It's actually a more "fair" stage than Final Destination, because, while nothing happens to interfere with the fight, platforms encourage more aerial skirmishes to go along with the ground ones. Nothing really happens here, except that day cycles to night and then back to day, which is simply cosmetic. It's somewhat small, and has three platforms floating above it. for Wii U Guide > Stages > Default Stagesīattlefield is a very basic stage.
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