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Sonic Lost World got a stage.@
True, but 3D World deserves a Stage. ^^ Though, not sure, it may be too new to get a stage.
True. I guess there's hope for Bowser World. :3
Hisstocrat, who that? Hold on, let me check...
... they do original Bosses in ALL 3D Marios. ^^ But well, if you haven't already, listen to Hisstocrat's Theme: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edDGcrOpBFoHisstocrat, who that? Hold on, let me check...
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...Wait, THEY ACTUALLY MADE ORIGINAL BOSSES FOR ONCE?!
...Never saw that coming.
I'll support it, I like Jazz.
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You know, it's strange. The music is jazz, a term within the genre is "cool cat".@
Good. This is one of my favorite tracks. So, if there is a Bowser World stage, this theme needs to be present.
I have one, how about instead of two Twomps being in just one area, how 'bout one bigger Thwomp that'll appear randomly (or, it'll follow the first player's last location on a set timer. If there is no first player, it simply picks randomly)?Ok, here's my concept for a Bowser's Castle stage:
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f339/dracomageat/bowsercast_zpscaa54ad1.png[/collapse]
It's a fairly wide stage, in terms of solid area, with grabbable ledges as any competitive player would demand and a lot of flat space. That, however, is where the normality ends. There is no offscreen fighting on this stage. What you see is what you get and the blast zones are therefore abnormally close to the play area.
Don't camp at the edges in the hopes of an easy kill though. At regular intervals, the blue Thwomps in the upper corners of the stage will shake to alert players to their imminent fall. They will not have long to move and, should a Thwomp catch them, players will take huge damage and knockback, hitting diagonally downwards such that the ill prepared will most likely either be KOed sideways or shoot down into the lava below.
The Thwomps spend less time down than up so as to prevent wall infinites going on for too long. During this time, the stage does technically have walk off ledges but they are raised above the main play area and, should a player attempt to camp atop a Thwomp, they are likely to be star KOed when it rises without warning.
So, what about the lava you ask? It's a touch weaker than Brinstar's but essentially the same. Players caught in it will most likely not be KOed off the sides but will instead have to navigate the stage's awkwardly shaped underside in an attempt to pass back up through the middle bridge section (since side recovery is so risky). This bridge can also be dropped through if you're crazy enough.
At this point you're probably thinking to yourself, what's to prevent players from getting a stock ahead and stalling under the stage till time runs out? It's quite simple really. Fireballs resembling Mario's neutral B move in all respects will jump up a short way from the lava on random and fairly frequent occasions. Expect one on screen at all times. They will not hit players unless they are very close to the lava or, on rare occasions, standing on the bridge. If, however, a player is racking up damage stalling under the stage, the fireballs will hit them and, at the expected high percents caused by such a tactic, do an awful lot of knockback, mostly sideways.
Any thoughts?
...This is the game where you can fight multiple Links against multiple cartoonish Links with Mr. Saturns at the Mushroom Kingdom. This wouldn't be too out of place.
Mr. Game & Watch would be home there, considering his cameo appearance...Did a little mockup of what Sunset Shore could look like and how outlines would work.
I like this idea. PBR is probably one of the most despised games in the Pokemon franchise, but I quite enjoyed it, though I absolutely acknowledge its weaknesses. All of the colosseums were memorable and had distinct designs; the entire aesthetic presentation of the game was quite impressive, aside from the reused Pokemon models. But most importantly, that music. PBR has one of my favorite soundtracks of any game. The battle themes are amazing. Much better than the main series' music, on average. I'd support any PBR stage being included if it just meant they'd include some of the game's music along with it.A Wii U stage idea: Gateway Colosseum from Pokémon Battle Revolution. The entirety of Pokétopia can be seen in the background of what could be called the most iconic colosseum of the game.
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To fit the gameplay of Smash Bros., the circular area of the entire colosseum would be reduced in size, resulting a huge donut-shaped bottomless pit between the structure and the actual arena. Platforms could be added to the stage as well. The background would feature fireworks and the cheering of spectators could be constantly heard on the stage, maybe reacting to the battle as well. Flying Pokémon could also be featured in the background.
Maybe this could also have the transforming mechanic like the Pokémon Stadiums from previous Smash Bros. games. Being from Gen IV, this could be Lucario's home stage too.
Some music that could appear on this stage...
Pokémon Battle Revolution - Gateway Colosseum
Pokémon Red / Blue - Pokémon Main Theme
Pokémon Colosseum - Cipher Peon Battle
PBR's mostly hated by those people who keep saying 'OMG MAKE A POKEMON MMORPG!!!1!1!1' even though it's a terrible idea.
I'd give the 3DS version a stage from one of the GBA F-Zero games, perhaps Cloud Carpet, if you were to ask me. As for the Wii U Star Fox stage... I'd say an Assault stage, as well.
As a fan of Assault's multiplayer, I'd like to see Zoness or Titania represented.
As a fan of those particular planets, I can't help but agree even if Assault's Zoness wasn't as cool as the original.
I really want to see more of that.
Me too Raton.
Wow, I never actually expected them to change the design and everything! I figured if/ when Little Mac was revealed, the Smash Bros arena would just be his "unofficial" stage since it was so clearly influenced by Punch Out!! anyways.
Bowser's Castle is WAAAAYYY overdue. I mean, it's not like it's been in almost every Mario game. Even spin-offs!Ok, here's my concept for a Bowser's Castle stage:
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f339/dracomageat/bowsercast_zpscaa54ad1.png[/collapse]
It's a fairly wide stage, in terms of solid area, with grabbable ledges as any competitive player would demand and a lot of flat space. That, however, is where the normality ends. There is no offscreen fighting on this stage. What you see is what you get and the blast zones are therefore abnormally close to the play area.
Don't camp at the edges in the hopes of an easy kill though. At regular intervals, the blue Thwomps in the upper corners of the stage will shake to alert players to their imminent fall. They will not have long to move and, should a Thwomp catch them, players will take huge damage and knockback, hitting diagonally downwards such that the ill prepared will most likely either be KOed sideways or shoot down into the lava below.
The Thwomps spend less time down than up so as to prevent wall infinites going on for too long. During this time, the stage does technically have walk off ledges but they are raised above the main play area and, should a player attempt to camp atop a Thwomp, they are likely to be star KOed when it rises without warning.
So, what about the lava you ask? It's a touch weaker than Brinstar's but essentially the same. Players caught in it will most likely not be KOed off the sides but will instead have to navigate the stage's awkwardly shaped underside in an attempt to pass back up through the middle bridge section (since side recovery is so risky). This bridge can also be dropped through if you're crazy enough.
At this point you're probably thinking to yourself, what's to prevent players from getting a stock ahead and stalling under the stage till time runs out? It's quite simple really. Fireballs resembling Mario's neutral B move in all respects will jump up a short way from the lava on random and fairly frequent occasions. Expect one on screen at all times. They will not hit players unless they are very close to the lava or, on rare occasions, standing on the bridge. If, however, a player is racking up damage stalling under the stage, the fireballs will hit them and, at the expected high percents caused by such a tactic, do an awful lot of knockback, mostly sideways.
Any thoughts?
I agree, it's surprising that a massively recurring iconic stage that is owned by one of the playable isn't in the game.
Yeah, people seem to be assuming that Sakurai designed the smash themed boxing ring to keep people in the dark about the stage really being punch out themed.....but I feel its more likely that the stage is customisable in some way.
Could you image that? Like, by beating classic as all the Mario characters on Normal or higher gives you the Mario version? Same for Zelda, Kirby, Pokemon, etc... That would be awesome.
That would actually be really awesome.
