Editing Delfino Plaza

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|caption = [[File:MarioSymbol.svg|50px|class=invert-dark]]<br>Delfino Plaza as it appears in ''Smash''.

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'''Delfino Plaza''' ({{ja|ドルピックタウン|Dorupikku Taun}}, ''Dolphic Town'') is a stage in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' based on the 2002 game ''{{s|mariowiki|Super Mario Sunshine}}'' released for [[Nintendo GameCube]]. It returns as a [[familiar stage]] in {{forwiiu}} and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. Players battle on a floating platform, which then drops the characters off at a certain location before picking them up again and transporting them to another location, essentially touring them around the area.  

 

In ''Wii U'', {{SSB4|Dr. Mario}} is fought here for his unlocking battle, while in ''Ultimate'', {{SSBU|Bowser Jr.}} is fought here for his unlocking battle.

*The second, slightly larger island on the far western area of the main plaza. Both islands are surrounded by the ocean which, can be swum in.

*The two areas on the western edge of the island. A shallow veranda sits in between, which characters can walk around in, and a deeper section requires [[swimming]] to navigate.

*The city's size has been decreased, proved by comparing with characters on this stage and in ''Super Mario Sunshine''.

*The manholes are red, whereas they were normally blue in ''Super Mario Sunshine''.

*The palm trees have a different design. While the design used in ''Smash'' does appear in other levels in ''Sunshine'', they are not in Delfino Plaza.

*The cannon that transported Mario to {{s|mariowiki|Pinna Park}} is no longer present.

*The Shine Gate has two platforms at each side that were not present in ''Super Mario Sunshine''.

*The large Shine Sprite on the Shine Gate spins on this stage, but it doesn't in ''Super Mario Sunshine''. The only time it ever spins is when players spray it with water to clean black goop off it. After the Shine Sprite revealed for making it clean is collected, the large Shine Sprite permanently stays still.

*There is a platform on one section of the level that is in the water, and was originally absent in ''Sunshine''.

*On the front of the plaza (one of the sections where players can battle), the ledges were rounded in ''Sunshine'', but were made rectangular to fight on this stage.

*The red pipes on top of both the Shine Gate that led to {{s|mariowiki|Pianta Village}} and the building in front of it which led to {{s|mariowiki|Sirena Beach}} are no longer present.

*Although the mosaic in front of the dolphin statue is still present, the giant beam of sunlight that teleported Mario to {{s|mariowiki|Noki Bay}} is missing.

*The paint portals on the boat house (leading to {{s|mariowiki|Ricco Harbor}}) and the lighthouse (leading to {{s|mariowiki|Gelato Beach}}) have both been removed on this stage.

*The [[Yoshi]] egg that used to be in the Plaza has been taken out.

*No {{s|mariowiki|Pianta}}s are seen in the stage, while they were abundant in ''Sunshine''.

*The Pipe on the small island that leads to the {{s|mariowiki|Lily Pad Ride}} level is no longer covered by an {{s|mariowiki|Orange Juice Generator}}.

*The boats are different, as they are lacking the umbrellas.

The [[Ω form]] uses the base platform with an extra bottom layer. Like many touring stages, the stage does not stop at any places of interest. Star KOs are possible here.

[[File:DelfinoPlazaSMS.png|thumb|left|Delfino Plaza as it originally appeared in ''Super Mario Sunshine''.]]

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*If the stage is reset - either by restarting in [[Training Mode]] or via [[Sudden Death]] - as the platform comes to rest in certain locations in the town, the models for some buildings, centerpieces, or even intractable objects and floors will not be visible, and will remain invisible until the locations are visited again. This occurs because in some locations of the stage, when there is no way of viewing these buildings with the camera, the game will temporarily stop rendering them to reduce potential game lag (a process known as culling). However, resetting the stage skips the cue for the buildings to be made visible again, causing the glitch. It can be seen in action [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qka0S6F5qvM here]. This glitch also returns in ''Ultimate'', and is similar to a glitch seen in ''Super Mario Sunshine'' itself.

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*If {{SSBB|R.O.B.}} is met in [[Classic Mode (SSBB)|Classic]] or [[All-Star]], but the player has not unlocked the [[Mario Bros. (stage)|Mario Bros.]] stage, he is fought on Delfino Plaza.

*In ''Ultimate'', at the area with a line of beach umbrellas to the left of the Shine Gate, the player can actually swim in water if the character becomes small enough to do so.

*Unlike [[Skyloft]], a stage similar to Delfino Plaza, with hazards turned off, the stage still travels around instead of being static. This also applies to [[Prism Tower]]. This is likely due to Skyloft's terrain actually being able to damage characters while the stage transitions.