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{{cquote|''A tornado spins about the stage, wreaking havoc on all that cross its path.''
'''Hyrule Castle''' ({{ja|ハイラル城|Hairaru-jō}}, ''Hyrule Castle'') is a playable stage in ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' and home to {{SSB|Link}}.  It did not return in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', although another Hyrule-based stage, [[Temple]], appeared.
|cite=''[[Super Smash Bros.]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki> instruction manual}}
'''Hyrule Castle''' ({{ja|ハイラル城|Hairaru-jō}}, ''Hyrule Castle'') is a playable stage in ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' and home to {{SSB|Link}}.  It did not return in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' or ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', although another {{s|zeldawiki|Hyrule}}-based stage, [[Temple]], appeared in both games.


Hyrule Castle returned as [[downloadable content]] in both versions of ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'' on July 31st, 2015, along with [[Peach's Castle]]. Like other returning stages from the [[Super Smash Bros.|first ''Smash Bros.'' game]], some of the textures are slightly higher in quality, but the general overall primitive look of the original is retained. The stage also appears in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.
On June 14th, 2015, it was confirmed in a Nintendo Direct that Hyrule Castle will return as [[downloadable content]] for {{forwiiu}}. The stage's release date has not been revealed. Like [[Peach's Castle|Peach's Castle]] and [[Dream Land 64]] in this game, some of the textures are slightly higher in quality, but the general overall primitive look of the original is retained.


In ''Super Smash Bros.'', it is the first stage in [[1P Game]], and Link is the first to be fought.
==Layout==
 
[[File:HCastleSSB.gif|thumb|left|The full view of the stage from ''Smash 64''.]]
==Stage overview==
The stage has a large main platform in the center. Three platforms float about midway across the main platform, with the middle to the right of the top and bottom ones. The bottom platform is just high enough for {{mvsub|Captain Falcon|SSB|up smash|poss=y}} to be able to hit opponents standing on it. The platforms can allow combos such as the [[Stairway to Heaven]] to be performed for longer, and situational vertical KOs can also occur on the top platform, KOing at unusually low percentages. Characters such as {{SSB|Mario}} can also make use of the platforms to land vertical finishers, such as an up smash in Mario's case. Connected to the left of the main platform is a slightly lower, slanted platform. To the right of the main platform is a lower, connected platform with a dark green gazebo-like structure in the middle of it. Characters may stand on top of it, but may not jump through it. This portion of the stage is known in competitive play as the tent (see below for more information).
The stage has a large main platform in the center. Three platforms float about midway across the main platform, with the middle to the right of the top and bottom ones. The bottom platform is just high enough for {{mvsub|Captain Falcon|SSB|up smash|poss=y}} to be able to hit opponents standing on it. The platforms can allow combos such as the [[Stairway to Heaven]] to be performed for longer, and situational vertical KOs can also occur on the top platform, KOing at unusually low percentages. Characters such as {{SSB|Mario}} can also make use of the platforms to land vertical finishers, such as an up smash in Mario's case. Connected to the left of the main platform is a slightly lower, slanted platform. To the right of the main platform is a lower, connected platform with a dark green gazebo-like structure in the middle of it. Characters may stand on top of it, but may not jump through it. This portion of the stage is known in competitive play as the tent (see below for more information).


In competitive play, Fox generally dominates on this stage due to its large size and high amount of space allowing him to use his [[Blaster (Fox)|blaster]] to [[projectile camp]] much easier than on {{SSB|Dream Land}}. {{SSB|Link}} is also much more effective on this stage for a similar reason. Both are also less vulnerable to [[gimp]]s and offstage combos on this stage, particularly Link, who relies on his projectiles to [[space]] against opponents and avoid being hit offstage.
In competitive play, Fox generally dominates on this stage due to its large size and high amount of space allowing him to use his [[blaster]] to [[projectile camp]] much easier than on {{SSB|Dream Land}}. {{SSB|Link}} is also much more effective on this stage for a similar reason. Both are also less vulnerable to [[gimp]]s and offstage combos on this stage, particularly Link, who relies on his projectiles to [[space]] against opponents and avoid being hit offstage.


===Tent===
===Tent===
[[File:SSB64 Greenhouse Combo.gif|left|thumb|{{Sm|Isai}}'s "[[Greenhouse]]" combo.]]
[[File:SSB64 Greenhouse Combo.gif|thumb|{{Sm|Isai}}'s "[[Greenhouse]]" combo.]]
The structure to the right of the main platform, commonly referred to as the '''Tent''', the '''Combo Tent''', or the '''Greenhouse''', is known for its ability to start powerful combos, especially in ''Smash 64''. By using aerials or throws that knock opponents into the walls of the Tent, powerful combos can be started, many of which can be finished with KO moves. This was made famous by {{Sm|Isai}}'s "[[Greenhouse]]" combo with {{SSB|Pikachu}}, which involves using multiple up tilts, a back throw against the left wall, back aerial against the structure, up smash on the main platform (where the opponent will get knocked after being hit by the back aerial), and then a [[Thunderspike]].  
[[File:SSB64 Fox Pillar Usmash.gif|thumb|{{Sm|The Z}}'s "Fox Pillar Up Smash" combo.]]
The area to the right of the main platform is commonly referred to as the "Tent" by the ''Smash 64'' community, and also known as the "Combo Tent" to a lesser extent. Players refer to it as this because characters can use aerials and throws to knock opponents off walls and into combos or KO moves. This was made famous by {{Sm|Isai}}'s "[[Greenhouse]]" combo (performed using {{SSB|Pikachu}}), which involves using multiple up tilts, a back throw against the left wall, back aerial against the structure, up smash on the main platform (where the opponent will get knocked after being hit by the back aerial), and then a [[Thunderspike]].  


Forward and back throws can also be used to [[chaingrab]] the opponents against the walls to rack up more damage, and the up tilts may also be skipped if the opponent is already in the right position for a [[grab]]. Many other characters can perform their own variations of this combo. For example, {{SSB|Fox}} can use his back throw against the left wall to combo into a down aerial, which can subsequently lead into a regrab to continue the chain. He can also use the same throw to combo into an up aerial, which is a KO setup, especially against [[floaty]] characters.
Forward and back throws can be used to [[chaingrab]] the opponents against the walls to rack up more damage, and the up tilts may also be skipped if the opponent is already in the right position for a [[grab]]. Many other characters can perform their own variations of this combo. For example, {{SSB|Fox}} can use his back throw against the left wall to combo into a down aerial, which can subsequently lead into a regrab to continue the chain. He can also use the same throw to combo into an up aerial, which is a KO setup, especially against [[floaty]] characters.


Another advanced tent combo performed with Fox is the "shine pillar up smash" combo, popularized by {{Sm|The Z}}. It involves launching the opponent to the top of the structure with an up tilt, jumping up to the top of the structure, cancelling aerial momentum with a [[shine]], then immediately using an up smash to KO the opponent while they are still in [[hitstun]].
Another advanced tent combo performed with Fox is the "shine pillar up smash" combo, popularized by {{Sm|The Z}}. It involves launching the opponent to the top of the structure with an up tilt, jumping up to the top of the structure, cancelling aerial momentum with a [[shine]], then immediately using an up smash to KO the opponent while they are still in [[hitstun]].
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Moves such as {{mvsub|Pikachu|SSB|up aerial|poss=y}} and {{mvsub|Captain Falcon|SSB|back aerial|poss=y}} can also be used to repeatedly knock an opponent against the structure.
Moves such as {{mvsub|Pikachu|SSB|up aerial|poss=y}} and {{mvsub|Captain Falcon|SSB|back aerial|poss=y}} can also be used to repeatedly knock an opponent against the structure.


===Features===
==Features==
The only terrain effect are the four tornadoes, commonly called "nados" or the "nado" in the ''Smash 64'' community, which spawn randomly over the stage.  They tend to last around 10-20 seconds, and move randomly in a direction, although they may suddenly speed up and home in on a character. If caught, a character is held for about two seconds before being dealt 14% and thrown upward, KOing between 65% and 130% depending on weight of character and location of the tornado. The tornado's knockback is similar to a throw in which it cannot be [[SDI]]'d. It is possible to attack someone while they are in a tornado as well, and it is possible to hit the opponent with an aerial when they are released, including a [[meteor smash]] to knock opponents back into a tornado to rack up more damage. Tornados, due to their large vertical knockback, can also be used by {{SSB|Pikachu}} players to set up Thunderspikes if the opponent is caught in one. If a tornado speeds up and/or catches a character, it tends to spend less time on stage. The image to the side show the locations of the four tornados/nados spawns.
[[File:Tornado.png|thumbnail|right|The four spawn points of the tornado. Note the location of the tornado on the upper platform that can kill at very low percents.]]
The only terrain effect are the four tornadoes, commonly called "nados" or the "nado" in the ''Smash 64'' community, which spawn randomly over the stage.  They tend to last around 10-20 seconds, and move randomly in a direction, although they may suddenly speed up and home in on a character. If caught, a character is held for about 2 seconds before being dealt 14% and thrown upward, KOing between 65% and 130% depending on weight of character and location of the tornado. The tornado's knockback is similar to a throw in which it cannot be [[SDI]]'d. It is possible to attack someone while they are in a tornado as well, and it is possible to hit the opponent with an aerial when they are released, including a [[meteor smash]] to knock opponents back into a tornado to rack up more damage. Tornados, due to their large vertical knockback, can also be used by {{SSB|Pikachu}} players to set up Thunderspikes if the opponent is caught in one. If a tornado speeds up and/or catches a character, it tends to spend less time on stage. The image to the side show the locations of the four tornados/nados spawns.


In ''Smash 4'', the tornadoes no longer speed up randomly and stay at a constant slow speed. CPUs may try to dodge the tornado or simply just run into it.
==In [[competitive play]]==
According to the American ruleset, Hyrule Castle has been recently been considered to be a banned stage as of 2014. Although it was considered to be the second most neutral stage, behind {{SSB|Dream Land}}, for a long time, the disadvantages of the hazards and features of the stage have become more apparent in the more recent [[metagame]]. The tornado hazards on the stage are known for appearing completely randomly, without any indication of the position where the tornado appeared if the tornado is outside of the screen's reach. The tornadoes also speed up at random times, which can catch even more wary players offguard, and fully cover options that would have otherwise been completely safe. The stage's large size also allows significant [[camping]] in certain positions, as in certain matchups it is possible for one player to camp on the far left of the stage and make it extremely difficult for the opponent to approach safely: a primary example is {{SSB|Kirby}} against {{SSB|Captain Falcon}}, as Kirby can stay on the far left of the stage and space up tilts and back airs to cover all of Captain Falcon's safe approach options, with [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D52KGq4jlMQ&t=12m57s a match] between {{sm|Mew2King}} and {{sm|Stranded}} involving this technique being infamous. It is also possible for several characters to camp the top platform, such as {{SSB|Pikachu}} and {{SSB|Kirby}}: this was made famous by {{sm|SuperBoomFan}} who had a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiQp5w-9IAE 52 minute game] with {{Sm|Gerson}}.


===Ω forms and Battlefield form===
{{Sm|Bane}} is often credited for being a significant contributor to the banning of Hyrule Castle, detailing the disadvantages of the stage in a [[SmashBoards]] thread named [http://smashboards.com/threads/a-case-against-hyrule.340054/ A Case Against Hyrule], and also comparing the stage's legality to other stages. However, Hyrule Castle remains a popular stage among many players due to the unique combos possible in the tent portion and the strategies that are usable due to the stage's structure. Due to the [[Gentleman's Rule]], Hyrule Castle can still be seen in tournaments if both players agree to playing on it.
In ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', the [[Ω form]] is set on a flat version of Hyrule Castle that extends below the [[blast line]]. The three [[soft platform]]s of the regular form and the gazebo-like structure are removed, and tornados do not appear.


In ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'', the Ω form and [[Battlefield form]] are identical to ''SSB4'''s Ω form; however, the main platform does not extend below the blast line and is resized and reshaped to match {{SSBU|Final Destination}} and {{SSBU|Battlefield}}, respectively. The three soft platforms of the Battlefield form are based on the ones of the regular form.
Hyrule Castle has always been banned in the Japanese ruleset, as {{SSB|Dream Land}} is considered the only neutral and legal stage in said ruleset. The Peruvian ruleset contrasts with this, as Hyrule Castle is considered to be the only neutral and legal stage in said ruleset. However, as per late 2014, Hyrule is also being phased out for Dream Land, due to the same reasoning.
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WiiUHyruleCastleOmega.jpg|Ω form in ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U''.
SSB3DSHyruleCastleOmega.jpg|Ω form in ''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS''.
File:SSBU-Hyrule_CastleOmega.png|Ω form in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''.
File:SSBU-Hyrule CastleBattlefield.png|Battlefield form in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''.
</gallery>
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===Hazards Off===
With hazards off in ''Ultimate'', the tornadoes do not appear.


==Origin==
==Origin==
[[File:HyruleCastleOoT.png|left|thumb|Hyrule Castle as it appears in  ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]''.]]
[[File:HyruleCastleOoT.png|thumb|200px|Hyrule Castle as it appears in  ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]''.]]
This stage is based on {{s|zeldawiki|Hyrule Castle}}, a recurring location in ''The Legend of Zelda'' series first appearing in ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past}}'', with this stage's design based on its appearance in ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time}}''.
Ever since ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]'' there has been a Hyrule Castle where [[Princess Zelda]] and other members of the royal family live. The Hyrule Castle seen in this stage is based around ''Ocarina of Time''. This stage is an accurate rendition of the castle seen in ''Ocarina of Time'' except there are no platforms that go up the middle tower and the spear on the right has been turned into a gazebo-like structure.  
 
In ''Ocarina of Time'', [[Young Link]] travels to Hyrule Castle to meet the young [[Princess Zelda]] upon the dying request of the {{s|zeldawiki|Great Deku Tree}}. Link sneaks past the patrolling guards and meets Zelda in the castle's courtyard where she spies on [[Ganondorf]], the king of the Gerudo, swearing his fealty to her father, the King. It is here that Princess Zelda teams up with Young Link to protect the titular [[zeldawiki:Ocarina of Time (item)|Ocarina of Time]] and the {{s|zeldawiki|Spiritual Stones}} from Ganondorf, both of which act as the key to access the {{s|zeldawiki|Sacred Realm}} which contains the series' sacred item, the [[Triforce]]. After meeting with Princess Zelda, Link is tasked by her Sheikah guardian {{s|zeldawiki|Impa}} to travel to {{s|zeldawiki|Death Mountain}} to retrieve the Spiritual Stone of Fire from the {{s|zeldawiki|Goron}}s.
 
In ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda}}'', a {{s|zeldawiki|recorder}} can be played to summon a tornado, which teleports Link to dungeons dependent on the direction he faces. This is the only game in the series before ''Ocarina of Time'' to feature a tornado.
 
This stage features multiple elements taken from ''The Legend of Zelda'' series. The main stage takes place on the roof of Hyrule Castle in ''Ocarina of Time'', albeit with some differences. The center tower features platforms, while the right side of the stage features a gazebo structure. The stage's background features Death Mountain, a volcanic mountain in ''The Legend of Zelda'' series located in the northern region of Hyrule, with its design based on its appearance in ''Ocarina of Time''.
 
The tornado from ''The Legend of Zelda'' appears as a stage hazard, which can damage and throw a character upwards.
 
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==Tournament legality==
===''Super Smash Bros.''===
According to the American  ''Smash 64'' ruleset, Hyrule Castle has been considered to be a banned stage as of 2014. Although it was considered to be the second most neutral stage, behind {{SSB|Dream Land}}, for a long time, the disadvantages of the hazards and features of the stage have become more apparent in the more recent [[metagame]]. The tornado hazards on the stage are known for appearing completely randomly, without any indication of the position where the tornado appeared if the tornado is outside of the screen's reach. The tornadoes also speed up at random times, which can catch even more wary players offguard, and fully cover options that would have otherwise been completely safe. The stage's large size also allows significant [[camping]] in certain positions, as in certain matchups it is possible for one player to camp on the far left of the stage and make it extremely difficult for the opponent to approach safely: a primary example is {{SSB|Kirby}} against {{SSB|Captain Falcon}}, as Kirby can stay on the far left of the stage and space up tilts and back airs to cover all of Captain Falcon's safe approach options, with [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D52KGq4jlMQ&t=12m57s a match] between {{sm|Mew2King}} and {{sm|Stranded}} involving this technique being infamous. It is also possible for several characters to camp the top platform, such as {{SSB|Pikachu}} and {{SSB|Kirby}}: this was made famous by {{sm|SuPeRbOoMfAn}} who had a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiQp5w-9IAE 52 minute game] with {{Sm|Gerson}}.
 
{{Sm|Bane}} is often credited for being a significant contributor to the banning of Hyrule Castle, detailing the disadvantages of the stage in a [[SmashBoards]] thread named [http://smashboards.com/threads/a-case-against-hyrule.340054/ A Case Against Hyrule], and also comparing the stage's legality to other stages. However, Hyrule Castle remains a popular stage among many players due to the unique combos possible in the tent portion and the strategies that are usable due to the stage's structure. Due to the [[Gentleman's Rule]], Hyrule Castle can still be seen in tournaments if both players agree to playing on it.


Hyrule Castle has always been banned in the Japanese ruleset, as {{SSB|Dream Land}} is considered the only neutral and legal stage in said ruleset. The Peruvian ruleset contrasted with this for a long time, as Hyrule Castle was considered to be the main stage up until Boom went to Tacna. Hyrule has now been phased out entirely for Dream Land, due to the same reasoning.
In ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'', a recorder can be played to summon a tornado that warps the player to a certain dungeon depending on the direction the person is facing. This is the only ''Zelda'' game before ''Ocarina of Time'' to feature a tornado. In this stage there is a tornado that throws players upward. The tornado itself could be a reference to ''The Legend of Zelda'', but what the tornado does has no relation to it. [[zeldawiki:Death Mountain|Death Mountain]], a volcano in ''Ocarina of Time'', can be seen in the background.


After a significant period of not seeing competitive play, Hyrule Castle was made legal for ''64'' tournament play at {{Trn|The Off-Season 2}}, as a charity incentive, alongside [[Saffron City]].
The music for this stage is a remixed version of ''The Legend of Zelda'''s overworld, specifically, the incarnation from ''A Link to the Past''.


===''Super Smash Bros. 4''===
==Description from the Instruction Booklet==
Unlike in ''SSB'', Hyrule Castle has been banned since launch. Alongside the cave of life, disruptive tornado and unfair advantage for certain characters, there were simply enough legal stages in this game to not consider it as a legal stage.
''A tornado spins about the stage, wreaking havoc on all that cross its path.''
 
===''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''===
Hyrule Castle remains banned in ''Ultimate'' for the same reasons as ''Smash 4''. There are also now even more stages, further distancing it as potentially legal.
 
==Video==
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
===''Super Smash Bros. ''===
<center><gallery>
<gallery>
File:SSBUHyruleCastle64.PNG|Hyrule Castle as it appears in {{forwiiu}}.
Tornado.png|The four spawn points of the tornado. Note the location of the tornado on the upper platform that can kill at very low percents.
</gallery></center>
SSB64 Fox Pillar Usmash.gif|{{Sm|The Z}}'s "Fox Pillar Up Smash" combo.
</gallery>
 
===''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''===
<gallery>
SSBUWebsiteGanondorf5.jpg|{{SSBU|Ganondorf}} and {{SSBU|Zelda}} [[taunting]] on the stage in ''Ultimate''.
SSBUWebsiteMiiFighter2.jpg|The {{SSBU|Mii Swordfighter}} using their dash attack near {{SSBU|Villager}} on the stage in ''Ultimate''.
 
SSBUWebsiteSimon4.jpg|{{SSBU|Simon}} using [[Axe]] on {{SSBU|Bowser}} on this stage in ''Ultimate''.
</gallery>
 
==Names in other languages==
{{langtable
|ja={{ja|ハイラル城|Hairaru-jō}}
|jaM=Hyrule Castle
|en=Hyrule Castle
|fr=Château d'Hyrule
|frM=Hyrule Castle
|es=Castillo de Hyrule
|esM=Hyrule Castle
|de=Schloss Hyrule
|deM=Hyrule Castle
|it=Castello di Hyrule
|itM=Hyrule Castle
|nl=Kasteel Hyrule
|nlM=Hyrule Castle
|ru={{rollover|Замок Хайрул|Zamok Khayrul|?}}
|ruM=Hyrule Castle
|ko={{rollover|하이랄 성|Hairal Seong|?}}
|koM=Hyrule Castle
|zh_cn={{rollover|海拉鲁城堡|Hǎilālǔ Chéngbǎo|?}}
|zh_cnM=Hyrule Castle
|zh_tw={{rollover|海拉魯城堡|Hǎilālǔ Chéngbǎo|?}}
|zh_twM=Hyrule Castle
|pt=Castelo de Hyrule
|ptM=Hyrule Castle
}}
 
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In ''Super Smash Bros.'', [[Maxim Tomato]]es never appear on this stage, making the [[Heart Container]]s from ''The Legend of Zelda'' universe the only major [[healing]] [[item]] to appear.
*[[Maxim Tomato]]es never appear on this stage. If the Maxim Tomato is the only item turned on via [[Item Switch]], all the crates and capsules that appear will be explosive or empty.
**A similar thing happens when all items are turned off except for the [[Star Rod]]. However, unlike the Maxim Tomato, it appears if another item is turned on.
*This is the only stage from ''The Legend of Zelda'' universe to have ever been considered tournament legal in both singles and doubles.
*This is the only stage from ''The Legend of Zelda'' universe to have ever been considered tournament legal in both singles and doubles.
*In {{Forwiiu}}, five of the six available tracks are either ''The Legend of Zelda'''s main theme or a remix of said music.
 
**However, all six songs contain the main theme in some way.
==External links==
*Hyrule Castle is the only stage in ''Smash 64'' to have no background characters.
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOWOmU2COYs Music for Hyrule Castle]
*In ''Ultimate'', the grey tower is treated as being a background object, while the green spire next to it is treated as a foreground object, despite the latter being further back.
*In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', in [[Training Mode]], if a [[Smash Ball]] is spawned, Tornadoes will disappear.
*When playing as {{SSBU|Pokémon Trainer}}, the trainer will stand on the center roof if they are Player 1 or 2, or on the lower right roof if they are Player 3 or 4.
*The following [[Assist Trophy|Assist Trophies]] cannot appear on this stage: [[Skull Kid]], [[Andross]] and [[Devil]]. Additionally, [[Lugia]] cannot be summoned here.
*In ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'', the background remains fixed in place when the camera is moving, creating the optical illusion that the castle itself is tilting or rotating during camera movements.


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