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A '''stage''' is a location where [[character]]s fight. Some players occasionally call it a "map" or "board." The stages are usually locations that are from a character's [[universe]], however there are some stages like [[Final Destination]] that come from the [[Super Smash Bros. (universe)|''Super Smash Bros.'' universe]]. There are many different types of stages that appear in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. The typical stage generally comprises a floored center with [[ledge]]s on each side, separating the floor from the abyss, and [[platform]]s above to which characters can jump upon and drop through. Some stages, however, such as [[Eagleland: Fourside|Fourside]], can be much more complex, complete with moving platforms, walls, and ceilings. Furthermore, there are some stages, like [[Infinite Glacier: Icicle Mountain|Icicle Mountain]], that move continuously. | A '''stage''' is a location where [[character]]s fight. Some players occasionally call it a "map" or "board." The stages are usually locations that are from a character's [[universe]], however there are some stages like [[Final Destination]] that come from the [[Super Smash Bros. (universe)|''Super Smash Bros.'' universe]]. There are many different types of stages that appear in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. The typical stage generally comprises a floored center with [[ledge]]s on each side, separating the floor from the abyss, and [[platform]]s above to which characters can jump upon and drop through. Some stages, however, such as [[Eagleland: Fourside|Fourside]], can be much more complex, complete with moving platforms, walls, and ceilings. Furthermore, there are some stages, like [[Infinite Glacier: Icicle Mountain|Icicle Mountain]], that move continuously. | ||
A stage can also contain obstacles and enemies, which contribute to the charm of Smash Bros. These stages are designed to give characters challenges and take precautions while they fight. For example, the [[Mushroom: Kingdom II|Kingdom II]] stage features [[Birdo]] and her | A stage can also contain obstacles and enemies, which contribute to the charm of Smash Bros. These stages are designed to give characters challenges and take precautions while they fight. For example, the [[Mushroom: Kingdom II|Kingdom II]] stage features [[Birdo]] and her eggs, which she fires at the fighters. | ||
There are stages that have simple designs and do not contain any obstacles or enemies. These stages include [[Final Destination]] and [[Battlefield]]. These stages focus more on competitive play. | There are stages that have simple designs and do not contain any obstacles or enemies. These stages include [[Final Destination]] and [[Battlefield]]. These stages focus more on competitive play. | ||