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'''PictoChat 2''' ({{ja|ピクトチャット2|Pikutochatto 2}}, ''PictoChat 2'') is a stage in {{for3ds}} and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' based on the PictoChat software for the [[Nintendo DS]]. It retains the same general layout as the [[PictoChat|previous PictoChat stage]], but has different drawings (with rivaling variety), each with different effects on gameplay. Two of the drawings include [[Pac-Man]]-like shapes that move around the screen (based on ''Pac-Pix'') and a street, which is designed to look like it has depth. {{SSB4|R.O.B.}} is fought here when he is being unlocked. | '''PictoChat 2''' ({{ja|ピクトチャット2|Pikutochatto 2}}, ''PictoChat 2'') is a stage in {{for3ds}} and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' based on the PictoChat software for the [[Nintendo DS]]. It retains the same general layout as the [[PictoChat|previous PictoChat stage]], but has different drawings (with rivaling variety), each with different effects on gameplay. Two of the drawings include [[Pac-Man]]-like shapes that move around the screen (based on ''Pac-Pix'') and a street, which is designed to look like it has depth. {{SSB4|R.O.B.}} is fought here when he is being unlocked. | ||
==Variations== | ==Stage overview== | ||
===Variations=== | |||
There are 27 sketches that can be drawn in PictoChat 2, 26 in the normal form and one in the Ω form of the stage. Like in its predecessor, dark lines can be walked on or can affect the players depending on the sketch, and faint lines are intangible. | There are 27 sketches that can be drawn in PictoChat 2, 26 in the normal form and one in the Ω form of the stage. Like in its predecessor, dark lines can be walked on or can affect the players depending on the sketch, and faint lines are intangible. | ||
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File:PictoChat 2 Omega.jpg|[[Ω form]]. | File:PictoChat 2 Omega.jpg|[[Ω form]]. | ||
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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
[[File:PictochatDS.png|thumb|150px|PictoChat as it originally appeared as Nintendo DS software]] | [[File:PictochatDS.png|left|thumb|150px|PictoChat as it originally appeared as Nintendo DS software]] | ||
As with the first PictoChat stage, this stage is based on PictoChat, which is a communication system that is built into the Nintendo DS. One can either type or draw a message to his/her friend with their stylus. It was originally only accessible from the handheld's main menu and only supported local connections; however, some games, such as ''42 All-Time Classics'', integrated PictoChat into the interface with online connectivity. | As with the first PictoChat stage, this stage is based on PictoChat, which is a communication system that is built into the Nintendo DS. One can either type or draw a message to his/her friend with their stylus. It was originally only accessible from the handheld's main menu and only supported local connections; however, some games, such as ''42 All-Time Classics'', integrated PictoChat into the interface with online connectivity. | ||
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== | ==Tournament legality== | ||
This stage is banned in tournaments due to the disruptive nature of the drawings, which can significantly affect gameplay. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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*The Tornado sketch in this stage can break through a character's [[invincibility]] from a [[revival platform]]. | *The Tornado sketch in this stage can break through a character's [[invincibility]] from a [[revival platform]]. | ||
*If the stage is slowed down before or during the faucet or Gusty Gus 2 sketches (such as with a [[Timer]] or during a [[Final Smash]]), the sketches may not appear until significantly later. However, the stage will still act as if the stage has already transitioned, causing fighters to be moved about by an invisible sketch. | *If the stage is slowed down before or during the faucet or Gusty Gus 2 sketches (such as with a [[Timer]] or during a [[Final Smash]]), the sketches may not appear until significantly later. However, the stage will still act as if the stage has already transitioned, causing fighters to be moved about by an invisible sketch. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery> | |||
SSBUWebsiteMimikyu2.jpg|[[Mimikyu]] catching {{SSBU|Dr. Mario}} in its grip on the stage. | |||
SSBUWebsiteR.O.B.6.jpg|Three different {{SSBU|R.O.B.}}s on the stage in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. | |||
</gallery> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||