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==Stage overview== | ==Stage overview== | ||
[[File:Mario Galaxy gravity.jpg|thumb|left|250px|A demonstration of gravity's effect on projectiles: {{SSB4|Robin}}'s [[Thoron]] goes straight, while {{SSB4|R.O.B.}}'s [[Super Robo Beam]] follows the planet's curvature.]] | [[File:Mario Galaxy gravity.jpg|thumb|left|250px|A demonstration of gravity's effect on projectiles: {{SSB4|Robin}}'s [[Thoron]] goes straight, while {{SSB4|R.O.B.}}'s [[Super Robo Beam]] follows the planet's curvature.]] | ||
The characters fight on a small, grassy planet | The characters fight on a small, grassy planet in deep space. The background features a few trees and a house on the ground and, except in 8-Player mode, several spaceships in the sky. | ||
Due to the planet's small size, the stage has a noticeable curvature to it: the center of gravity is the center of the planet, so jumping or getting launched upwards from the edge will cause the character to move diagonally. Most projectiles are also affected by gravity and move according to the planet's curvature, with a few exceptions, notably Fox's [[Blaster]] and Robin's [[Thoron]]. | Due to the planet's small size, the stage has a noticeable curvature to it: the center of gravity is the center of the planet, so jumping or getting launched upwards from the edge will cause the character to move diagonally. Most projectiles are also affected by gravity and move according to the planet's curvature, with a few exceptions, notably Fox's [[Blaster]] and Robin's [[Thoron]]. | ||
