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| {{Infobox Stage | | {{Infobox Stage |
| |subtitle = ''{{iw|wikipedia|Fatal Fury}}'' | | |location = ''Fatal Fury'' |
| |name = King of Fighters Stadium | | |name = ''Fatal Fury'' stage |
| |image = [[File:SSBU-King of Fighters Stadium.jpg|300px]] | | |image = [[File:SSBU-Fatal Fury Stage.jpg|300px]] |
| |caption = [[File:FatalFurySymbol.svg|50px|class=invert-dark]] | | |caption = [[File:FatalFurySymbol.svg|50px]] |
| |universe = {{uv|Fatal Fury}} | | |universe = {{uv|Fatal Fury}} |
| |games = ''[[Ultimate]]'' | | |games = ''[[Ultimate]]'' |
| | |hometo = {{SSBU|Terry}} |
| |availability = [[Downloadable content (SSBU)|Downloadable]] | | |availability = [[Downloadable content (SSBU)|Downloadable]] |
| |cratetype = Normal
| | |ultimatemusic = [[List of SSBU Music (Fatal Fury series)|''Fatal Fury'' series music]] |
| |maxplayers = 8
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| |ultimatemusic = [[List of SSBU Music (Fatal Fury series)|''Fatal Fury'' series music]]<br>Main: ''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Kurikinton - FATAL FURY 2 (Remix)|Kurikinton - FATAL FURY 2}}''<br>Alternate: ''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Soy Sauce for Geese - FATAL FURY SPECIAL}}'' | |
| |ultimatesingles= Banned
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| |ultimatedoubles= Banned
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| '''King of Fighters Stadium''' ({{ja|KOFスタジアム|KOF Sutajiamu}}, ''KOF Stadium'') is a [[Downloadable content (SSBU)|downloadable]] stage for ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. It was released on November 6th, 2019 as part of Challenger Pack 4, being the home stage of {{SSBU|Terry}}. The stage is a large arena themed around the King of Fighters tournament, which was featured in the ''Fatal Fury'' series before branching out into its own series with the same name. | | The currently unnamed '''{{uv|Fatal Fury}} stage''' is an upcoming [[Downloadable content (SSBU)|downloadable]] stage for ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. It will be the home stage of {{SSBU|Terry}}, as part of Challenger Pack 4, and is planned to be released in November 2019. It is a large arena themed around ''The King of Fighters'' tournament, which was featured in the ''Fatal Fury'' series before branching out into its own series with the same name. |
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| ==Stage overview== | | ==Stage overview== |
| [[File:BusterWolfThrow.jpg|thumb|left|Breaking one of the invisible walls on the stage will trigger [[Special Zoom]].]]
| | The stage's layout appears to be a simple flat ring, similar to most stages in the ''Fatal Fury'' and ''King of Fighters'' series, which appears slightly elevated above the ground. It takes place in a large, arena-like stadium similar to both [[Pokémon Stadium]] and [[Boxing Ring]]. Like those stages, a large jumbotron that records the on-screen action can be seen in the background. Characters such as Ryo Sakazaki make cameos just outside of the ring, similarly to how they do while watching the fight in various ''The King of Fighters'' games. |
| The stage's layout is a simple flat ring, similar to most stages in the ''Fatal Fury'' and ''The King of Fighters'' series, which is slightly elevated above ground level. It takes place in a large, arena-like stadium close to the center of a {{s|wikipedia|gridiron football}} field. Similar to both [[Pokémon Stadium]] and [[Boxing Ring]], a large jumbotron that records the on-screen action can be seen in the background. Invisible walls are on both sides of the stage, blocking the respective [[blast line]]s; these walls can be broken by dealing enough knockback to a fighter, akin to the shields in [[Home-Run Contest]] from ''Brawl'' onwards. The nature of these walls make this the only stage in the game on which it is not possible to self-destruct by crossing the side blast zones. | |
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| Fighters can still be knocked into the vertical blast zones with enough knockback. In addition to the invisible walls of the side, there is also an invisible ceiling above the upper blast zone, which prevents players from getting over the walls, as technical limitations prevent them from having an infinite height.
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| This stage's side blast zones have a special mechanic where if a fighter somehow gets beyond the blast lines, they will not be KO'd right away, but will be instead be KO'd after 100 frames (60 frames prior to 12.0.0) if they do not return to being within the blast lines. This is to prevent fighters from being KO'd by throws that can temporarily shift an opponent's position to beyond the walls and into the blast zones. This mechanic can be seen using a glitch with {{SSBU|Villager}} and {{SSBU|Isabelle}}'s [[Dream Home|Final]] [[Dream Town Hall|Smashes]], which when used right against the walls on an opponent, will cause said opponent to clip through the walls at the end of the moves. The opponent won't be KO'd right away, but instead is KO'd when the 100 frames elapse. Prior to 12.0.0, it was also possible to KO an opponent using {{SSBU|Ike}}'s back throw right up against the wall while he was under the effect of the critical super giant [[Spirit]] effect and a timer.
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| While it is possible to [[tech]] on the invisible wall, it is not possible to [[wall jump]], [[wall cling]], or stick to the surface with moves like [[Dragon Lunge]] or [[Sword of the Creator]]. Additionally, as with the Home-Run Stadium, the wall is not always attached to the blast lines; should [[Sudden Death]] occur, the blast lines will eventually be placed inside the wall.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ar0CyQBpKx4</ref>
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| [[Background character|Background characters]] from ''Fatal Fury'' and ''The King of Fighters'' make cameos just outside of the ring, similarly to how they do while watching the fight in the early ''The King of Fighters'' games. There are 20 in total, but only three or four will appear in a single match. While they are normally random, the choice of music will guarantee specific characters to appear. If there are more than four players in a match, no background characters will appear.
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| Several additional effects occur whenever a player scores a KO: the crowd cheers, background characters react, smoke machines on the football field deploy multicolored smoke trails, sparklers on the arena activate, and the "King of Fighters" logo above the jumbotron lights up in multiple colors.
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| ===Hazards off===
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| No changes are made when hazards are turned off.
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| ===Ω form and Battlefield form===
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| The [[Ω form]] and [[Battlefield form]] are set far above the ground overlooking the field. The main platform resembles the ring of the normal form, but resized and reshaped to match {{SSBU|Final Destination}} and {{SSBU|Battlefield}}, respectively. The three soft platforms of the Battlefield form are metallic and are unique to this form. The invisible walls of the normal form are removed in keeping with the stages of their respective forms. The character cameos remain present in both forms, appearing in the background of the main platform. The additional effects that occur after a KO remain in both forms.
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| File:SSBU-King of Fighters StadiumOmega.png|Ω form
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| File:SSBU-King of Fighters StadiumBattlefield.png|Battlefield form
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| </gallery>
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| ==Background characters==
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| The following characters cameo in the background of the stage. In addition to their idle animations, these characters will strike a pose or cheer in response to KOs. The idle and cheering animations that the background characters have are based on their background animations in ''The King of Fighters'' series from ''{{'}}94'' to ''{{'}}98'' during a match and when the player wins a round, respectively. However, some characters have had theirs significantly altered, such as Chang and Choi, who use their winposes, while some have poses based on entirely different games, most notably Rock, who never appeared in games that have that feature.
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| ====''Fatal Fury''====
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| *'''Andy Bogard''' - Briefly bends one leg against the other and flips his hair, then flashes a smile with a thumbs up. His design is based off of his original appearance in the early ''Fatal Fury'' and ''The King of Fighters'' games.
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| *'''Joe Higashi''' - Throws out a pair of two rapid punches before raising his fist victoriously and striking a pose with his leg raised. His design is based off of his original appearance in the early ''Fatal Fury'' and ''The King of Fighters'' games.
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| *'''Geese Howard''' - Stands with his arms crossed, frequently laughing. His design is primarily based on his outfit from ''Fatal Fury: King of Fighters'', though his white shirt is folded down to his waist with his hakama, much like ''Fatal Fury Special'' and ''The King of Fighters'' from '' '96'' onwards.
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| *'''Billy Kane''' - Sets his signature staff standing up beside him, briefly twirling it and setting it on his shoulder before returning it to its original position. His appearance derives from ''Real Bout Fatal Fury'' and ''The King of Fighters '97'' onwards.
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| *'''Rock Howard''' - Briefly gives a thumbs up before setting his hand at his side. He will occasionally charge chi in his hand before briefly falling limp, exhausted. This is based on his victory pose in ''Garou: Mark of the Wolves'' whenever he finishes a round with Raging Storm or Neo Deadly Rave. His appearance is based on ''The King of Fighters XIV'' with the "Keep the Faith" slogan on the back of his jacket.
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| *'''Tung Fu Rue''' - Strokes his beard with one hand, frequently alternating the hand used while occasionally nodding. His design is taken from ''Fatal Fury: King of Fighters'' and ''Fatal Fury Special''.
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| *'''Kim Kaphwan''' - Reels back with his fists pumped to his side before setting them both on his hips. His design is based off of every appearance he has made in ''The King of Fighters'' series.
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| *'''Blue Mary''' - Performs a finger gun motion with a wink before slightly turning her back and blowing a kiss. Her design is taken from ''The King of Fighters XIV''.
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| *'''Ryuji Yamazaki''' - Keeps his hands tucked in his pockets, occasionally taking both of them out to maniacally laugh. His design is taken from ''The King of Fighters XIV''.
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| ====''Art of Fighting''====
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| *'''[[Ryo Sakazaki]]''' - Quickly raises a victorious hand in a manner similar to Joe before leaning forward with a pumped fist and a grin. His design is primarily based on his appearances in the original ''Art of Fighting'' and the early ''The King of Fighters'' games.
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| *'''Yuri Sakazaki''' - Cheers by raising her fist, throwing out two punches, and jumping with both of her hands creating a peace symbol. Her design is taken from virtually every appearance she makes, retaining a more subdued color scheme like that in ''The King of Fighters'' series. She has long braided hair, like in the games before ''The King of Fighters XIII''.
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| *'''King''' - Slightly turns her shoulder and gives a thumbs up, occasionally twirling her arm and holding out her open palm. Her design primarily takes from ''The King of Fighters XIV''.
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| ====''The King of Fighters''====
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| *'''Kyo Kusanagi''' - Briefly showcases a small flame in his open palm before closing it shut and pumping his fist victoriously. His design is based off of his iconic Rugal/Orochi saga outfit in the early ''The King of Fighters'' games.
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| *'''[[Iori Yagami]]''' - Waves his hand with his signature purple flames creating a trail, closing his hand and turning his back to the screen. His design derives from the first eleven ''The King of Fighters'' games and his DLC appearance in ''The King of Fighters XIII''.
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| *'''Goro Daimon''' - Stands with his arms crossed, frequently nodding. His design is based on every appearance he has made.
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| *'''Chang Koehan''' - Raises and waves his signature ball and chain in a rhythmic motion. His design is primarily based on his appearances in ''The King of Fighters '94'' and ''The King of Fighters '95''.
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| *'''Choi Bounge''' - Hops around on alternating feet before pressing his wrists together and performing a slithering-esque dance. Much like Chang, his design is based on his appearances in the first two ''The King of Fighters'' games.
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| ====''Psycho Soldier''====
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| *'''Athena Asamiya''' - Performs two different cheering poses: one where she spins and stands on one foot with a peace symbol against her eye, and another in which she jumps onto one foot and raises her hand. Her design is based on ''The King of Fighters '95'' and ''Capcom vs. SNK 2''.
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| ====''Ikari Warriors''====
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| *'''Ralf Jones''' - Punches his open palm before pumping his fists. His design is taken from the early ''The King of Fighters'' games, as well as his appearance in ''Metal Slug''.
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| *'''Clark Still''' - Holds onto the tip of his hat, occasionally raising both his hands in a cheering motion. Much like Ralf, Clark's design is taken from the early ''The King of Fighters'' games and ''Metal Slug''.
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| <gallery>
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| AndyBogard.png|Andy Bogard
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| JoeHigashi.png|Joe Higashi
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| GeeseHoward.png|Geese Howard
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| BillyKane.png|Billy Kane
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| RockHoward.png|Rock Howard
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| TungFuRue.png|Tung Fu Rue
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| KimKaphwan.png|Kim Kaphwan
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| BlueMary.png|Blue Mary
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| RyujiYamazaki.png|Ryuji Yamazaki
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| RyoSakazaki.png|Ryo Sakazaki
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| YuriSakazaki.png|Yuri Sakazaki
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| King.png|King
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| KyoKusanagi.jpg|Kyo Kusanagi
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| IoriYagami.png|Iori Yagami
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| GoroDaimon.png|Goro Daimon
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| ChangKoehanChoiBounge.png|Chang Koehan (left) and Choi Bounge (right)
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| AthenaAsamiya.jpg|Athena Asamiya
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| RalfJonesClarkStill.png|Ralf Jones (left) and Clark Still (right)</gallery>
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| ===Cameos for specific music===
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| During the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yK3VltKv3JI&t=27m50s Mr. Sakurai Presents Terry Bogard]" video, [[Masahiro Sakurai]] notes that some character cameos will always appear depending on the music track that is playing. The following is a list of confirmed cameos with accompanying music.
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| |''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Soy Sauce for Geese - FATAL FURY SPECIAL}}''<br>''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Soy Sauce for Geese - KOF XIV}}''
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| |Geese Howard
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| |''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Pasta - FATAL FURY 2}}''
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| |Andy Bogard
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| |''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|A New Poem That the South Thailand Wants to Tell - FATAL FURY 2}}''
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| |Joe Higashi
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| |''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Let's Go to Seoul! - FATAL FURY 2}}''
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| |Kim Kaphwan
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| |''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|The London March - FATAL FURY 2}}''
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| |Billy Kane
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| |''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Ne! - KOF '94}}''
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| |Yuri Sakazaki, King, Blue Mary
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| |''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|DESERT REQUIEM ~Operation02UM~ - KOF 2002 UM}}''<br>''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|W.W.III - KOF XIV}}''<br>''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|IKARI - KOF XIV}}
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| |Ralf Jones, Clark Still
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| |''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|ESAKA!! - KOF 2002 UM}}''<br>''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Esaka Continues... - KOF XIII}}''<br>''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Yappari ESAKA - KOF XIV}}''
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| |Kyo Kusanagi, Goro Daimon
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| |''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Stormy Saxophone 2 - KOF '96}}''
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| |Iori Yagami
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| |''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|New Order - KOF XIV}}''
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| |Kyo Kusanagi, Iori Yagami
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| |''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Tame a Bad Boy - KOF XIII}}''
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| |Kim Kaphwan, Chang Koehan, Choi Bounge
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| |''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Forest World - Athena}}''<br>''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Psycho Soldier Theme}}''<br>''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Psycho Soldier Theme (Overseas Version)}}''
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| |Athena Asamiya
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| |''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|ART of FIGHT - Art of Fighting}}''<br>''{{SSBUMusicLink|Fatal Fury|Art of Fighting Ver.230000000.0 - FATAL FURY SPECIAL}}''
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| |Ryo Sakazaki, Yuri Sakazaki
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| ==Origin== | | ==Origin== |
| [[File:Kof xii stadium stage day.jpg|thumb|left|The daytime variant of the Stadium stage as it appears in ''The King of Fighters XII''.]] | | [[File:Kof xii stadium stage day.jpg|thumb|The day time variant of the Stadium stage as it appears in The King of Fighters XII.]] |
| [[File:Antonovarena.png|thumb|The Antonov Super Arena in ''The King of Fighters XIV''.]]
| | The stage is an original design based on the various arenas from ''The King of Fighters'' series, deriving primarily from ''The King of Fighters '96'', ''XII'', and ''XIV''. Its overall open-field design, along with the jumbotron bearing the ''King of Fighters'' logo, most prominently resembles the Arena Stage from ''XII''. However, the bold green design of this logo is completely original to ''Smash''. The circular design of the main platform appears closest to Kagura Stadium from '''96'', including the "''KOF''" logo in the center, which has a [[Super Smash Bros. logo|''Smash'' logo]] in place of the "''O''". The construction of the stands and overall muted metallic tone bears strong resemblance to the Antonov Super Arena from ''XIV''. |
| Rather than being a stage based on Terry, such as his iconic Transcontinental Railroad stage, King of Fighters Stadium is an original design based on the various arenas from ''The King of Fighters'' series. Its overall open-field design, muted metallic tone, and design of the stands along with the jumbotron bearing the ''King of Fighters'' logo, most prominently resembles a mixture of the Stadium stage from ''XII'' and the Antonov Super Arena from ''XIV''. However, the bold green design of this logo is completely original to ''Smash'', and the circular design of the main platform appears closest to Kagura Stadium from '''96'', including the "''KOF''" logo in the center, which has a [[Super Smash Bros. logo|''Smash'' logo]] in place of the "''O''". While these stadium stages in ''The King of Fighters'' series all appear to be dedicated venues for fighting tournaments, the one seen in ''Smash'' is an adapted American football stadium.
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| The layout of the stage is designed after a traditional fighting game like the ''Fatal Fury'' series, where the layout is flat and even, and ringouts are uncommon. The breakable walls are inspired by ''Real Bout Fatal Fury'', which features a similar mechanic; in that game, however, the walls permanently break after enough damage, and they are usually not invisible. The stage's day/night cycle is a reference to a similar effect many stages in the ''Fatal Fury'' and ''The King of Fighters'' series go through, namely shifting from day to evening to night (not always in this order) as rounds begin and end.
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| "King of Fighters" is a recurring tournament in SNK's gaming universe. The concept was first introduced in ''Fatal Fury: King of Fighters'', although canonically, the first time a King of Fighters tournament was ever held was in ''Art of Fighting 2''. Recently, the tournament's most prominent appearances are in ''The King of Fighters'' series, which was based on the idea developed in both series, as well as Ryo Sakazaki's appearance as a secret extra opponent in ''Fatal Fury Special''.
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| Banners in the background include the logos for Alpha and Arex, recurring brands in ''The King of Fighters'' series, as well as ''Fatal Fury'' and ''King of Fighters'' themselves, many of which incorporate the ''Smash'' logo. One banner reads "Neo Challenger", as a reference to both the {{s|wikipedia|Neo Geo}} and Terry's status as a newcomer to ''Smash'', and another is SNK's logo edited to read "SSB". To the right of the stage, there is a banner that reads "Welcome to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate".
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| ==Tournament Legality==
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| King of Fighters Stadium has widely been considered banned in tournaments. The walls that can only be broken with sufficient knockback can allow for relatively easy 0-to-death combos if a player can back the opponent into the corner. The walls combined with the incredibly high upper blast zone also provide a borderline unfair advantage to characters with potent vertical K.O. options and high base knockback.
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| ==Gallery==
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| <gallery>
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| SSBUWebsiteTerry1.jpg|Terry using [[Burning Knuckle]] on the stage, with Clark Still, Ryo Sakazaki and Kim Kaphwan in the background (left to right).
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| SSBUWebsiteTerry2.jpg|Terry [[air dodge|air dodging]] with Joe Higashi, Iori Yagami and Andy Bogard in the background (left to right).
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| SSBUWebsiteTerry4.jpg|Terry attacking {{SSBU|Link}}, {{SSBU|Villager}} and {{SSBU|Falco}} with [[Power Geyser]], with Choi Bounge, Billy Kane and Chang Koehan in the background (left to right).
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| ==Names in other languages==
| | "The King of Fighters" is a recurring tournament in SNK's gaming universe. The concept was first introduced in ''Fatal Fury: King of Fighters'', although canonically, the first time a King of Fighters tournament was ever held was in ''Art of Fighting 2''. Recently, the tournament's most prominent appearances are in ''The King of Fighters'' series, which was based on the idea developed on both series. |
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| |ru={{rollover|Стадион King of Fighters|Stadion King of Fighters|?}}
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| |ko={{rollover|KOF 스타디움|KOF Seutadium|?}}
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| |zh_cn={{rollover|拳皇竞技场|Quánhuáng Jìngjìchǎng|?}}
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| |zh_cnM=King of Fighters Arena
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| |zh_tw={{rollover|拳皇競技場|Quánhuáng Jìngjìchǎng|?}}
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| ==Trivia== | | ==Trivia== |
| *Mai Shiranui, despite being as prominent a character as Terry in the ''Fatal Fury'' and ''The King of Fighters'' series, does not make a cameo appearance on the stage. During a [[Mr. Sakurai Presents]], he claims Mai was excluded in order to keep the game's A rating from the CERO. In the English localized script, Sakurai is dubbed saying "''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' is for good boys and girls." In an interview, {{iw|wikipedia|Yasuyuki Oda}} was asked if he had any issues with Terry's inclusion in ''Super Smash Bros.'', and he lamented Mai's exclusion by referencing Sakurai's line.<ref>https://www.eventhubs.com/news/2024/mar/21/terry-smash-bros-ultimate-complaints/</ref> | | *Banners in the background include the logos for Alpha and Arex—recurring brands in the ''King of Fighters'' series—as well ''Fatal Fury'' and ''King of Fighters'' themselves, many of which incorporate the ''Smash'' logo. One banner reads "Neo Challenger", as a reference to both the {{s|wikipedia|Neo Geo}} and Terry's status as a newcomer to ''Smash''. |
| *The back of Billy's jacket, alongside his No Smoking symbol, has text that reads "The Future Is Now", which is SNK's slogan. This slogan is also found on some of the banners in the background of the stage.
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| *Although not visible in-game, King's bra can be seen in her textures. This bra is a reference to the original ''Art of Fighting'', in which by destroying her clothes by winning against her with a special move, she would admit to being a woman. This easter egg would carry over to her appearance in the game's sequel as well as her appearances in ''The King of Fighters '94'', '''95'', ''XIII'', and ''XIV''.
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| *Daimon is the only background character who does not appear in Terry's [[congratulations screen]] for his {{SSBU|Classic Mode}} route.
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| *Tung, Yamazaki and Rock are the only characters without an associated song that forces their appearance on the stage.
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| *[[Super Mushroom]]s and [[Lightning Bolt]]s, which both notably have the ability to make a fighter giant, can't spawn on this stage.
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| *[[Beastball]]s can't spawn on this stage.
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| *The following [[Assist Trophy|Assist Trophies]] cannot appear on this stage: [[Thwomp]], [[Chef Kawasaki]], [[Andross]], [[Tiki]], [[Kapp'n]], [[Devil]], [[Dr. Wright]], [[Flies & Hand]], [[Isaac]], [[Dr. Kawashima]], [[Arcade Bunny]], [[Squid Sisters]], [[Ghosts]] and [[Wily Capsule]]. Additionally, the following [[Poké Ball]] Pokémon cannot be summoned: [[Abra]], [[Alolan Exeggutor]], [[Staryu]], [[Eevee]], [[Scizor]], [[Gardevoir]], [[Kyogre]], [[Giratina]], [[Oshawott]], [[Genesect]], [[Fletchling]], [[Gogoat]], [[Bewear]], [[Pyukumuku]], [[Mimikyu]], [[Lunala]] and [[Marshadow]].
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| **This is the largest amount of Pokémon that cannot be summoned on a single stage.
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