The Glacial Peak
| Glacial Peak | |
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| Lucario and Meta Knight preparing to fight, with the Ice Climbers in the background. File:Ice Climber Icon.gif File:Smash Bros. Icon.gif | |
| Universe | Super Smash Bros. |
| Appears in | SSBB |
| Availability | Subspace Emissary only |
Glacial Peak is a stage in the Subspace Emissary of Super Smash Bros. Brawl. At the beginning, the Great Fox and the Halberd are seen battling, shooting blasts one-by-one. At the bottom of a mountain nearby, Marth, Ike, Pokémon Trainer, and Lucas look at the battle, while Meta Knight, after looking at this, sees the Ice Climbers climbing the mountain. He decides to follow them to try and get the Halberd back off the Supspace Army. They venture up the mountain, which is based on the original Ice Climber with ladders, and platforms at each level with a flag. There are lots of Glice who will try and freeze you, as well as Shaydas, Towtow, Ticken and towards the end, there are many Spaak.
The climbers eventually arrive at the top where Lucario is waiting. Lucario jumps from where he sat, and is ready to fight Meta Knight. The Ice Climbers look at both with a scared look, and the player picks which character to play as in the battle. The fighting stage is a slopey, ice-covered stage that is reasonably slippery, and they are a few holes. At the end of the fight, the winner revives the loser from their trophy state, and Lucario and Meta Knight shake hands, but this is soon interrupted by the Halberd, which has the Great Fox captive, and the Halberd knocks the Great Fox into the mountainside creating and ground-trembling shake, making the Ice Climbers fall to the bottom (where Marth, Ike, Pokémon Trainer, and Lucas are located) because they were watching from the edge, while Lucario and Meta Knight climb on the Great Fox, and then onto the Halberd, so Meta Knight can seize it back.
Music
- During the beginning of the stage, Ice Climber plays.
- Following that, Frozen Hillside plays.
- During the fight with Meta Knight vs. Lucario, Team Galactic Battle! plays.
Trivia
- Depending on what difficulty is being played, the gusts of wind on the mountain get noticably stronger or weaker, which can make it harder to climb the mountain.
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