Super Smash Bros.

• Franchise: Kirby
• Game: Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
• Basic Layout◊
• Aesthetics

The small left and right platforms feature hexagonal floor tiles (signified with the blue and green spots) that are linked. One will be flush with the ground, and the other will stick out of the floor. Attacking or fast-falling onto the protruding one will push it into the ground and cause its opposite to eject out, reversing their states. It's a minor detail, but you can actually damage opponents if they're standing on the flush tile when it ejects.

Clouds of Dark Matter drift by in the background, but are aesthetic and ignore the battle going on.

Occasionally, Zero Two (signified with the white and red circle) will rise up from below the center stage. It will attack by launching clusters of explosive shots at players standing on or above the center stage. Attacking its eye repeatedly will eventually defeat it, causing it to emit an explosion similarly to the Yellow Devil and Metal Face before falling back down below the stage. If ignored for long enough it will leave on its own.

• Franchise: Fire Emblem
• Game: Fire Emblem Fates
• Basic Layout◊
• Aesthetics

The stage consists primarily of two gondola-like platforms floating on the watery surface, with a hanging platform above each. The water is placid, but a well-timed meteor smash over the gap between the two boats could result in a watery grave. There is also a balcony seat in the upper-left corner. You can try and hold it as a defensive position, but as a walk-off ledge close to the blastline it's rather dangerous.

The background includes a large stage where Azura will occasionally perform. This has no effect on the battle, but can be fun to watch.

• Franchise: Gyromite/Stack-Up
• Game: Gyromite
• Basic Layout◊ - I'm not actually satisfied with this exact layout, it doesn't look fun to play on, but it should give a basic idea of the sort of shape I'm going for.
• Aesthetics◊

Finally, a home stage for R.O.B.! The stage is a veritable jungle gym of girders, rope ladders, and pistons.

The red and blue pistons (signified with the red and blue bars) can be either raised or lowered to block or open paths. In the background of the stage there is a monitor featuring a large R.O.B. with the Gyromite set-up. It will place gyros on top of red and blue buttons to make the corresponding color of piston lower, and lift them off to make the pistons rise again. Like in Gyromite, R.O.B. can either hold the gyro down against the button or leave the gyro spinning atop it. Getting crushed against the floor or ceiling by a moving piston is not instant death, but it will deal damage and shove you out of the gap.

When R.O.B. joins the battle, Alfonzo is in charge of the pistons.

• Franchise: Xenoblade Chronicles
• Game: Xenoblade Chronicles 2
• Basic Layout◊
• Aesthetics

Periodically, a large crate will travel across the cabling along the top of the stage. You can ride on it if you wish, just don't let it carry you off.

On the left side of the stage is a steam vent, signified by the green line. It has three different states: when closed, it does nothing. When open, the rising air will allow for higher jumps within the column, about half the effect of the Flying stage variant of Pokemon Stadium 2. When open and venting large quantities of hot steam, it allows for even higher jumps but will deal steady damage if you stay in it.

• *I am unsure which Lighthouse it should be. Venus probably makes the most sense.
• Franchise: Golden Sun
• Game: Golden Sun
• Basic Layout◊
• Aesthetics◊ - This is the Venus version, but the others are basically the same look aside from their coloration.

The stage will periodically split in half (signified by the orange line) not unlike the Midgar stage. Also like Midgar, being inside the stage when it re-unites is instant death.

Small floating platforms (signified by the cyan semi-circles) will occasionally rise between the towers. They could potentially save you from an embarassing fall.

I'm not sure if the stage should have any further details, it feels a little barren.

• Franchise: Pokemon
• Game: Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon
• Basic Layout◊
  • Top Left: Ultra Wormhole
  • Top Right: Ultra Deep Sea
  • Bottom Left: Ultra Plant
  • Bottom Right: Ultra Ruin
• Aesthetics:
  • Ultra Wormhole
  • Ultra Deep Sea◊
  • Ultra Plant◊
  • Ultra Ruin◊

This is a traveling stage similar to Delfino Plaza or Halberd.

The Ultra Wormhole segment is the main travel segment, consisting of a large platform and two small floating components. After traveling through the wormhole tunnel for a while, it will eventually enter a portal, leading to one of the three other settings, where it will settle into the ground. While in the Ultra Wormhole it may also occasionally brush past a ball of lightning; the center platform is safe, but one of its two side platforms may go through the lightning and damage anyone on it.

The Ultra Deep Sea destination is a static arena, though some Nihilego can be seen drifting in the background.

The Ultra Plant destination features a Xurkitree in the background. It will periodically plug itself into the ground and call in a lightning strike on the main stage; the possible target areas are designated by the yellow lines. The attacks are telegraphed, so only idiots will stand where lightning is about to strike, but you can throw opponents into the lightning for some good damage.

The Ultra Ruin consists of a main platform and two dilapidated buildings on either side. A Guzzlord can be seen feasting on rubble in the background. Around halfway through the time spent at Ultra Ruin, one of the two side buildings will crumble and sink below the blastline. The second building will do the same right before the main platform is ready to depart. Which one crumbles first is random.

• Franchise: Fire Emblem
• Game: Fire Emblem Awakening
• Aesthetics◊

Grima's head and "Robin" are in the background and occasionally launch attacks at the fighters. Every so often, Grima will lower his head to the fighters' level and you can attack and break his mask, putting him out of commission for a bit.

• Franchise: Trails
• Game: Trails in the Sky
• Home Stage to: Estelle Bright
• Aesthetics

A travelling stage that starts at the castle gates but eventually ends at an alcove overlooking the ocean. Lorence comes in and destroys the alcove, knocking the fighters off and restarting the loop.

• Franchise: Xenoblade
• Game: Xenoblade Chronicles X
• Aesthetics:

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The fight takes place on a truck that travels from New LA, to Primordia, Noctilum, Oblivia, Sylvalum, and Cauldros in that order before bringing it back to the start. The local fauna will be stage hazards and they will grow more intense with every loop.

• Franchise: Sakura Wars
• Game: Sakura Wars V: So Long, My Love
• Aesthetics: Why is it so hard finding pictures of this place?

A mech fight going on in the background causes explosions that reach the fighters. The mouth on the front of the theater opens up and launches a ship out of it and getting hit by the explosion is a one-hit KO.

• Franchise: Mario
• Game: Super Mario Odyssey
• Aesthetics

The giant Bowser mouth shoots fire at the fighters. The Broodal's mech is a boss fight and, when beaten, causes shuts off the fire as fireworks go off in the background.

• Franchise: Sonic
• Game: Sonic Adventure 2
• Aesthetics

The Eclipse Cannon periodically fires, obliterating everything that happens to be in its blast radius. After a certain amount of time, Biolizard appears and everyone must work together to beat it or else it'll attach itself to the Eclipse Cannon and instantly kill everyone once.