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'''Rainbow Cruise''' is unlocked from the | '''Rainbow Cruise''' is unlocked from the beginning of the game. It is also one of [[Mario]]'s home stage. | ||
Rainbow Cruise is another moving type of stage. Unlike [[Icicle Mountain]] and [[Big Blue]], the stage is never random. | Rainbow Cruise is another moving type of stage. Unlike [[Icicle Mountain]] and [[Big Blue]], the stage is never random. The route of the stage is a big oval, containing a ship, moveable and inmoveable platforms. Characters begin the match on a floating ship that takes them to the left of the level. Once the ship sinks the camera pans up, making the characters follow or be killed by the blastlines. At the top of the level is a giant pendulum, from here the camera moves right. These platforms are behave more like a typical stage, as there is no gaps or holes and for the most part immoveable by the competitors. As the stage progresses it eventually drops down to the once sunk ship. | ||
[[Category: Stages]] [[Category: Stages (SSBM)]] | [[Category: Stages]] [[Category: Stages (SSBM)]] | ||
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Rainbow Cruise is unlocked from the beginning of the game. It is also one of Mario's home stage.
Rainbow Cruise is another moving type of stage. Unlike Icicle Mountain and Big Blue, the stage is never random. The route of the stage is a big oval, containing a ship, moveable and inmoveable platforms. Characters begin the match on a floating ship that takes them to the left of the level. Once the ship sinks the camera pans up, making the characters follow or be killed by the blastlines. At the top of the level is a giant pendulum, from here the camera moves right. These platforms are behave more like a typical stage, as there is no gaps or holes and for the most part immoveable by the competitors. As the stage progresses it eventually drops down to the once sunk ship.
