The Canyon
| The Canyon | |
|---|---|
 File:SmashBrosSymbol.png Falco faced against several Primids in a Canyon. | |
| Universe | Super Smash Bros. |
| Appears in | Brawl |
| Availability | Subspace Emissary only |
| Preceding SSE stage | The Glacial Peak |
| Following SSE stage | Battleship Halberd Interior |
The Canyon is the 22nd stage in the Subspace Emissary of Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
Overview
The Canyon immediately follows the events of Glacial Peak. The group at the base of the peak, consisting of Lucas, the Pokémon Trainer, Marth, Ike and the Ice Climbers, is overrun by Shadowbugs released from the Halberd flying above them. From a cliff above, Mario, Pit, Link, Yoshi, and Kirby see their predicament and jump downwards to attack the incoming members of the Subspace Army. Note that the first time through, one can only use these final five characters, not the ones that were under attack, even though the group below is able to battle. The 2 groups are forced to be joined together after this, now becoming the Canyon team.
The entire stage consists of one ambush.
Playable Characters
Team Members
After The Canyon is completed, Mario & Marth's respective teams now become one. When you go to previous stages, the character selection screen at this point of Subspace Emissary will group them in teams, with Mario's being the first, in this order. This is how the format is after The Canyon is completed up until The Subspace Bomb Factory (Part II) is completed, where all of the heroes up at that point are united back at The Canyon.
Stage description
The stage consists entirely of fighting Subspace Army enemies in a stationary stage. The stage design has several platforms on the left and right sides, but a gaping hole in the middle of the stage, hence the name Canyon.
Music
When the five characters jump from the cliff and during the battle, Battlefield plays.
Trivia
- This, along with Midair Stadium, The Ruined Hall, and Battleship Halberd Bridge, are the only levels to not have doors.
Gallery
A full view of The Canyon.
