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'''Brinstar''' is the default Metroid stage that first appeared in [[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]. This stage is based after a section of Samus' homeworld, [[Planet Zebes|Zebes]]. This stage has a base platform, two sides held by fleshy stalk-like poles, and a hovering metallic platform. There is another fleshy substance in the middle of the base platform that holds | '''Brinstar''' is the default Metroid stage that first appeared in [[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]. This stage is based after a section of Samus' homeworld, [[Planet Zebes|Zebes]]. This stage has a base platform, two sides held by fleshy stalk-like poles, and a hovering metallic platform. There is another fleshy substance in the middle of the base platform that holds the stage together. The main obstacle is a ocean of acid in the background which occasionally surfaces and will burn opponents. There is also a lone Chozo statue in the background which occasionally gets up and walks around. The fleshy stalk-like poles and substance can be destroyed to separate the platforms and break the stage in half. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 19:35, February 4, 2008
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| File:Stage21 080107g-l.jpg Brinstar, in the depths of Zebes | |
| Appears in | SSBM, SSBB |
| Availability | Default in SSBM, Unknown in SSBB |
Brinstar is the default Metroid stage that first appeared in Super Smash Bros. Melee. This stage is based after a section of Samus' homeworld, Zebes. This stage has a base platform, two sides held by fleshy stalk-like poles, and a hovering metallic platform. There is another fleshy substance in the middle of the base platform that holds the stage together. The main obstacle is a ocean of acid in the background which occasionally surfaces and will burn opponents. There is also a lone Chozo statue in the background which occasionally gets up and walks around. The fleshy stalk-like poles and substance can be destroyed to separate the platforms and break the stage in half.
Gallery
- Stage21 080107h-l.jpg
