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*[[File:GreatBayIconSSBM.png|right|link=Great Bay]]'''Termina: [[Great Bay]]''' ([[Starter stage|Starter]]): This stage is based on ''Majora's Mask'', a game where Young Link travels to another country away from Hyrule called Termina. The stage takes place in the west coast of Termina where the third of the four dungeons in the game lies. The stage consists of three main solid platforms over water. On the right side of the stage is a turtle, acting as a fourth platform that sinks after 30 seconds, only to reappear after some time. [[Tingle]] can be seen floating in the air via a red balloon that can be stood on until it pops.{{clr}} | *[[File:GreatBayIconSSBM.png|right|link=Great Bay]]'''Termina: [[Great Bay]]''' ([[Starter stage|Starter]]): This stage is based on ''Majora's Mask'', a game where Young Link travels to another country away from Hyrule called Termina. The stage takes place in the west coast of Termina where the third of the four dungeons in the game lies. The stage consists of three main solid platforms over water. On the right side of the stage is a turtle, acting as a fourth platform that sinks after 30 seconds, only to reappear after some time. [[Tingle]] can be seen floating in the air via a red balloon that can be stood on until it pops.{{clr}} | ||
*[[File:TempleIconSSBM.png|right|link=Temple]]'''Hyrule: [[Temple]]''' ([[Starter stage|Starter]]): This iconic stage does not necessarily represent a specific location from any ''Zelda'' game, but is rather an amalgamation of many designs from throughout the ''Zelda'' series up to this point, though it does bear a resemblance to the palaces in ''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link''. The stage consists of three main sections; the left section that has a large platform above, the larger right section with three small platforms in the sky, and the underground section next to a tiny platform. This is by far the largest stage in ''Melee''.{{clr}} | *[[File:TempleIconSSBM.png|right|link=Temple]]'''Hyrule: [[Temple]]''' ([[Starter stage|Starter]]): This iconic stage does not necessarily represent a specific location from any ''Zelda'' game, but is rather an amalgamation of many designs from throughout the ''Zelda'' series up to this point, though it does bear a resemblance to the palaces in ''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link''. The stage consists of three main sections; the left section that has a large platform above, the larger right section with three small platforms in the sky, and the underground section next to a tiny platform. This is by far the largest stage in ''Melee''.{{clr}} | ||
==={{SSBM|Adventure Mode}} stage=== | |||
*[[File:SSBM-AdvTunnel.png|100px|right|link=Underground Maze]] '''[[Underground Maze]]''': Based on the dungeons in ''The Legend of Zelda'' series, Underground Maze appears as the first part of Stage 3 in Adventure Mode. The player is tasked with getting to the getting to the Triforce in one of the six chambers. The other five chambers contain the Master Sword and lock the player in a duel with Link. Which chamber the Triforce is in is randomly selected on each playthrough. [[ReDead]]s, [[Octorok]]s, and [[Like Like]]s appear as enemies to impede the player's progress. After finishing the stage, the player then fights Zelda on Temple.{{clr}} | |||
===Enemies=== | |||
*'''[[ReDead]]s''': These hollow zombies are forged from dark magic, and they would bite onto you and do damage before letting go. In ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time,'' they also demonstrated the ability to paralyze Link to where he was standing with their gazes. They appear in the Adventure Mode stage Underground Maze. | |||
*'''[[Octorok]]s''': Octopus-like creatures that can shoot nuts from their cannon-like mouths at Link starting with their first appearance in the original ''Legend of Zelda''. In ''Melee'', they do the exact same thing. They are modeled off their appearances from ''Ocarina of Time.'' They appear in the Adventure Mode stage Underground Maze. | |||
*'''[[Like-Like]]s''': Giant leech-like creatures that would swallow up Link and digest his shield before spitting him back out in many ''Zelda'' games. They incapacitate a character temporarily in ''Melee'' and damage him before spitting him back out. These are modeled off their ''Ocarina of Time'' appearances. They appear in the Adventure Mode stage Underground Maze. | |||
===Items=== | ===Items=== | ||
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*'''[[Heart Container]]''': Returns from ''Smash 64'' somewhat powered down. While it still heals players, it now restores only up to 100% damage in normal play rather than all % points to the character that picks it up. In [[All-Star Mode]], however, it heals fully provided the character remains within the [[Rest Area]] until their damage reaches 0%. | *'''[[Heart Container]]''': Returns from ''Smash 64'' somewhat powered down. While it still heals players, it now restores only up to 100% damage in normal play rather than all % points to the character that picks it up. In [[All-Star Mode]], however, it heals fully provided the character remains within the [[Rest Area]] until their damage reaches 0%. | ||
*'''''[[Bunny Hood]]''''': An item that first appeared in ''Ocarina of Time'' as a sellable item, but then appeared in ''Majora's Mask'' as an equippable item that allows Young Link to run very fast. In ''Melee'', when it is equipped by the character, it drastically increases that character's walking speed, running speed, jumping height, and falling speed for about 20 seconds. | *'''''[[Bunny Hood]]''''': An item that first appeared in ''Ocarina of Time'' as a sellable item, but then appeared in ''Majora's Mask'' as an equippable item that allows Young Link to run very fast. In ''Melee'', when it is equipped by the character, it drastically increases that character's walking speed, running speed, jumping height, and falling speed for about 20 seconds. | ||
===Music=== | ===Music=== | ||