There can only be four of five hazards on the screen at a time. They spawn from the top pipes in ten second intervals, with the first one spawning exactly ten seconds after the match has started.
Shellcreepers and Sidesteppers are the main hazards on this stage. The POW Block takes three hits to destroy and respawns exactly thirty seconds after being destroyed. Unlike every other instance of this item appearing, characters do not take damage from this, and cannot be KO'd by the knockback, as the knockback is set at a very low height, meaning the only point of using a POW Block to flip a character would be to disrupt them. Jumping into it from below or attacking it will result in it knocking every Shellcreeper, Sidestepper and character on the ground upwards. This stage features a POW Block at the center of the bottom floor. Mario's unlock battle in World of Light is also fought here.
is fought here when being unlocked in Brawl, even if this stage hasn't been unlocked beforehand. In Ultimate, it is one of the only two stages in the game (with the other being Balloon Fight) that allow players to walk off one side of the screen and warp around to the other side instead of self-destructing if there is no knockback or hitstun inflicted on a player. Masahiro Sakurai himself said, "Speaking frankly, this stage throws all the basic rules of Smash out the window!" The best way to KO someone is to hit a Shellcreeper or a Sidestepper from below (through the floor) or attack one, pick it up, and throw it at someone before the player can get a KO. Wii for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and Wii, respectively, were also designed after this game.ĭue to the fact that this stage has narrow KO zones and no lower blast zone, it is difficult to score a normal KO. 3 (and its SNES/ Wii counterpart Super Mario All-Stars) and in New Super Mario Bros. The versus mode level in Super Mario Bros. Ultimate, and is based on the arcade game of the same name. ( マリオブラザーズ, Mario Bros.) is a stage that appears in Super Smash Bros.
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