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*There are some other small 2D islands spread across the ocean, although they never appeared in the original ''Pilotwings''. | *There are some other small 2D islands spread across the ocean, although they never appeared in the original ''Pilotwings''. | ||
*The yellow plane from ''Pilotwings Resort'' has a full glass case over the cockpit, hiding whoever is flying the plane. The cockpit appears open in the respective game. | *The yellow plane from ''Pilotwings Resort'' has a full glass case over the cockpit, hiding whoever is flying the plane. The cockpit appears open in the respective game. | ||
*The islands from both ''Pilotwings'' and ''Pilotwings Resort'' are portrayed as existing in the same area of the ocean, | *The islands from both ''Pilotwings'' and ''Pilotwings Resort'' are portrayed as existing in the same area of the ocean, however this is not true as neither neighbouring island can be seen in each game. | ||
*In ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]]'', during the moment where the yellow plane flies over the volcano on [[Wuhu Island]], the plane engine stalls and the propeller comes to a near halt before resuming during the descent. This detail is not carried over to the ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' version of the stage. | *In ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]]'', during the moment where the yellow plane flies over the volcano on [[Wuhu Island]], the plane engine stalls and the propeller comes to a near halt before resuming during the descent. This detail is not carried over to the ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' version of the stage. | ||
*On the bi-plane section of this stage, the point rings take the form of the old design from the original ''Pilotwings'', and as the stage changes to the yellow plane, the rings take on the new design from ''Pilotwings 64'' and ''Pilotwings Resort''. | *On the bi-plane section of this stage, the point rings take the form of the old design from the original ''Pilotwings'', and as the stage changes to the yellow plane, the rings take on the new design from ''Pilotwings 64'' and ''Pilotwings Resort''. | ||
