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The overall layout of the stage stays true to the original level in ''Pikmin 3'', with a few obstacles out of place. The most notable difference is that in the actual stage, there is no waterfall. The body of water would normally lead to a {{s|pikipedia|Bug-Eyed Crawmad}}. {{s|pikipedia|Red Bulborb}}s and {{s|pikipedia|Peckish Aristocrab}}s are found in the actual level as well. | The overall layout of the stage stays true to the original level in ''Pikmin 3'', with a few obstacles out of place. The most notable difference is that in the actual stage, there is no waterfall. The body of water would normally lead to a {{s|pikipedia|Bug-Eyed Crawmad}}. {{s|pikipedia|Red Bulborb}}s and {{s|pikipedia|Peckish Aristocrab}}s are found in the actual level as well. | ||
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==Tournament legality== | ==Tournament legality== | ||
Garden of Hope is universally banned from tournaments, mainly due to the Peckish Aristocrab being a deadly stage hazard. The stage also has powerful camping spots, the bridge can sometimes trap characters underneath it when it is rebuilt, and the stick and china pot can disrupt gameplay, as well as providing an easy way to unstale one's moves. | Garden of Hope is universally banned from tournaments, mainly due to the Peckish Aristocrab being a deadly stage hazard. The stage also has powerful camping spots, the bridge can sometimes trap characters underneath it when it is rebuilt, and the stick and china pot can disrupt gameplay, as well as providing an easy way to unstale one's moves. | ||