Mushroom Kingdom U
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| Mushroom Kingdom U | |
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| Universe | Mario |
| Appears in | SSB4 (Wii U) |
| Article on Super Mario Wiki | Acorn Plains |
Mushroom Kingdom U[1] is a confirmed stage in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. It is based on the game New Super Mario Bros. U.
Layout:
The Acorn Plains section will consist of a medium-sized platform with three elevated platforms above it. These platforms are all made of grass and are held up by gray rock-like structures, (though said structures are rendered 2-Dimensionally). There are also at least four sets of stretch-blocks scattered around that can presumably be used as extra platforms. At unspecified points during a match, Kamek will show up and cast a spell in order to transform the stage into multiple variants based on the different worlds of New Super Mario Bros. U, (though Sakurai stresses that it is "not what you would call a moving stage…").
The only variant shown off so far is inspired by Rock-Candy Mines. It takes place on a single rock platform. Water geysers will also spout upwards, acting as temporary extra platforms to stand on top of, though it is currently unknown if they will be solid or drop-through. Players who touch them will be lifted up. Some of these geysers will also carry Mega Urchins on top of them, presumably serving as a hazard.
Origin:
This stage is based on New Super Mario Bros. U, specifically its first world Acorn Plains and its sixth world, Rock-Candy Mines. Water geysers are a major element in the world Sparkling Waters. Some water geysers had Mega Urchins floating on top of them. Water geysers reappear on this stage where they act like in New Super Mario Bros. U, and Mega Urchins can be seen on top of some of them.
Gallery:
The Rock-Candy Mines variant.
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