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[[File:SSBM Revival Platform.png|left|thumb|The revival platform in ''[[Melee]]''.]]One advantage of this platform is that the character is [[invincible]] the entire time they are on the platform. In ''[[Brawl]]'', it is commonly used to avoid characters using a [[Final Smash]]. In addition, many players utilize the invincibility to plan out their strategy and gather his or her thoughts. After dropping down from the platform, the character has a further period of invincibility to aid their descent from it. | [[File:SSBM Revival Platform.png|left|thumb|The revival platform in ''[[Melee]]''.]]One advantage of this platform is that the character is [[invincible]] the entire time they are on the platform. In ''[[Brawl]]'', it is commonly used to avoid characters using a [[Final Smash]]. In addition, many players utilize the invincibility to plan out their strategy and gather his or her thoughts. After dropping down from the platform, the character has a further period of invincibility to aid their descent from it. | ||
[[File:Brawl | [[File:Brawl revival platform.png|right|thumb|The revival platform in ''Brawl''.]] | ||
The animation to the platforms hasn't changed much over the three games. After a KO, the character will immediately just drop from the sky on the blue platform. The original game had a slightly different addition, though; upon appearing on the platform, characters would be lying down, and then would get up while the platform descended. | The animation to the platforms hasn't changed much over the three games. After a KO, the character will immediately just drop from the sky on the blue platform. The original game had a slightly different addition, though; upon appearing on the platform, characters would be lying down, and then would get up while the platform descended. | ||
Revision as of 14:40, December 3, 2011
The revival platform is a special platform that appears after a player has been KO'd, and comes with the revived character. These platforms disappear as soon as the player gets off of it. If the player does not move, the platform will disappear by itself after 5 seconds. This platform can only be boarded by the KO'd character and only when they have been KO'd. It cannot be boarded at any other time. This is mainly because it's just a graphical representation of the player's return, instead of the the character appearing out of nowhere. More than one platform can be on the screen at once, one for each KO'd player.
One advantage of this platform is that the character is invincible the entire time they are on the platform. In Brawl, it is commonly used to avoid characters using a Final Smash. In addition, many players utilize the invincibility to plan out their strategy and gather his or her thoughts. After dropping down from the platform, the character has a further period of invincibility to aid their descent from it.
The animation to the platforms hasn't changed much over the three games. After a KO, the character will immediately just drop from the sky on the blue platform. The original game had a slightly different addition, though; upon appearing on the platform, characters would be lying down, and then would get up while the platform descended.
In Super Smash Bros., a character gets the mystic bonus for being on a revival platform when his/her opponent is KO'd. In Melee, the player gets the Angelic bonus point for ending the match this way.
Trivia
- The Ice Climbers have the largest Revival Platform for playable characters.
- Giga Bowser has the largest Revival Platform for unplayable characters.
- Revival platforms do not appear in the Subspace Emissary.
- If a player is KO'd while another is decending on their revival platform, both characters' platforms will be in the same location, instead of next to each other.
