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The stage is made up of two small platforms. The bottom one is slightly raised to the right and lower to the left. Above the middle of the bottom platform is a floating platform. | The stage is made up of two small platforms. The bottom one is slightly raised to the right and lower to the left. Above the middle of the bottom platform is a floating platform. | ||
The overall look of it is rather metallic and metal looking. There are large crystals in the back of the stage. There is a metal path in the middle of the larger platform on the stage. Many elements from this stage are similar to elements from the Hazy Maze Cave stage in ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. | The overall look of it is rather metallic and metal looking. There are large crystals in the back of the stage. There is a metal path in the middle of the larger platform on the stage. Many elements from this stage are similar to elements from the Hazy Maze Cave stage in ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. | ||
==Music== | |||
<youtube>zjS1cm_jbVo</youtube> | |||
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Revision as of 07:00, November 28, 2009
| Metal Mario's Stage | |
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| Universe | Super Smash Bros. |
| Appears in | SSB |
| Availability | Hacking only |
Metal Mario's Stage (also known as Metal Mario's Residence, Metal Cave, Metal Crystal, or Misty Mine) is the stage on which Metal Mario is fought in SSB's 1P Game. This is the only method of accessing this stage, other than through the use of cheat codes or other devices. Many people consider this stage to also have one of the better soundtracks of SSB. It is quite small and judging by the stage, it would have probably been used for singles and most likely banned for doubles.
Layout
The stage is made up of two small platforms. The bottom one is slightly raised to the right and lower to the left. Above the middle of the bottom platform is a floating platform. The overall look of it is rather metallic and metal looking. There are large crystals in the back of the stage. There is a metal path in the middle of the larger platform on the stage. Many elements from this stage are similar to elements from the Hazy Maze Cave stage in Super Mario 64.
Music
<youtube>zjS1cm_jbVo</youtube>
