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Town and City is a universally legal stage, either as a starter or counterpick in ''Smash 4'' rulesets, due to its lack of hazards and the only gimmick of the stage being the platform cycling. Despite the stage's size, every blast line is actually slightly closer to the stage in comparison to ''Smash 4''{{'}}s other legal stages, and the first cycle of soft platforms includes a middle platform that shifts vertically, which makes it a good stage for characters with strong vertical finishers, such as {{SSB4|Ryu}} and {{SSB4|Meta Knight}}. The second cycle of soft platforms can also facilitate earlier KOs, since they can move closer to the side blast lines, and both transitions can be used as a last ditch effort for a [[sacrificial KO]] if a grab is landed. The stage is still legal despite the fatal moving platforms. | Town and City is a universally legal stage, either as a starter or counterpick in ''Smash 4'' rulesets, due to its lack of hazards and the only gimmick of the stage being the platform cycling. Despite the stage's size, every blast line is actually slightly closer to the stage in comparison to ''Smash 4''{{'}}s other legal stages, and the first cycle of soft platforms includes a middle platform that shifts vertically, which makes it a good stage for characters with strong vertical finishers, such as {{SSB4|Ryu}} and {{SSB4|Meta Knight}}. The second cycle of soft platforms can also facilitate earlier KOs, since they can move closer to the side blast lines, and both transitions can be used as a last ditch effort for a [[sacrificial KO]] if a grab is landed. The stage is still legal despite the fatal moving platforms. | ||
Town and City returns in ''Ultimate'' and is again a universally legal stage for the same reasons as ''Smash 4''. The ability to turn stage hazards off removes the dangers caused by the moving platforms, though some tournaments leave stage hazards on due to not finding the dangers | Town and City returns in ''Ultimate'' and is again a universally legal stage for the same reasons as ''Smash 4''. The ability to turn stage hazards off removes the dangers caused by the moving platforms, though some tournaments leave stage hazards on due to not finding the dangers to detrimental to competitive play. | ||
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