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partner stay on the left side of the stage, whereas enemies are positioned on the right side of the stage. South of the stage, there are audience seats who house

once in a green stage Same as the previous bonus level but in a brown stage 10 walls to be hit once 4 walls to be hit twice Brown stage Same as the previous

radius. The omega form of the stage takes place on top of the building. While the standard form of the stage is limited to four players, the Omega form can

U as a stage available from the start. Main article: Jungle Hijinxs (stage) Jungle Hijinxs only appears in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U as a stage available

the stage. The Ω form of the stage is entirely flat, walk-off blast lines are removed and gravity works as it does in most other stages. This stage can

Feast your eyes on... BOWSER'S RAGE STAGE!” —Castle Bowser, Super Mario Bros. Wonder The Final Battle! Bowser's Rage Stage is the final level in the Petal

2: 6 Golden Coins. It features four stages and one hidden stage. However, including the hidden stage, only three stages are needed to complete the area

Koopa room. It features two enchanted obelisks and four four-segment-tall Pokeys. Defeating all four Pokeys triggers a rematch with the Egyptian Koopa.

Gold Four Seasons (Japanese: はるなつあきふゆ Haru Natsu Aki Fuyu, "Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter") is a Japanese song that plays during Kat & Ana's stage on WarioWare

This area features four cacti, a fezz-wearing Monty Mole, and a pair of four-segment-tall Pokeys. Hitting the Monty Mole in all four positions rewards the

“This verdant stage is full of lush greenery and vicious insects.” —Mario Pinball Land instruction manual, pg. 20 The Grassy Greens Stage is a level in

conveyor belt and reach the door with the key to end the stage. Chikuchiku Dōryī Within this stage, Pauline's lost items can be found in the following order

Not to be confused with World 3-8. Stage 3-8 is the eighth and final level of the Ship in Donkey Kong. The stage is the final boss fight with Donkey Kong

Land instruction manual, pg. 20 The Frosty Frontier Stage is a level in Mario Pinball Land. The stage is filled with icy floors and is surrounded by snow

consists of five stages, although only four are necessary to complete the world. Additionally, there is one hidden stage accessed from stage two (as Bunny

arrangement of the music that plays on the stage, known as "Great Temple / Temple." This stage is the only returning stage in Super Smash Bros. Brawl to have a

Not to be confused with World 9-9. Stage 9-9 is the final level of Donkey Kong for the Game Boy, and the final level of the Tower world. The level starts

Not to be confused with World 2-4, Level 2-4, or Area 2-4. Stage 2-4 is the fourth level of the Forest in the Game Boy version of Donkey Kong and the first

form of Final Destination, where the player faces four Captain Falcons, four Zeldas, four Marios and four Kirbys. Main article: Mii § Super Smash Bros. series

each floor. Two Boo Buddies and four Flying Goombas are present initially in the first section while two Boo Buddies, four Koopas, and two Flying Koopas

each floor. Two Boo Buddies and four Flying Goombas are present initially in the first section while two Boo Buddies, four Koopas, and two Flying Koopas

Not to be confused with World 6-8. Stage 6-8 is the eighth and final level of the Airplane of the Game Boy version of Donkey Kong. The level is a boss

Boss stages (marked with an asterisk below) are marked with a skull symbol on the map screen. Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4* Stage 5 Stage 6 Stage 7 Stage

Not to be confused with World 1-8, Level 1-8, or Area 1-8. Stage 1-8 is the eighth original in the Game Boy version of Donkey Kong, and the eighth and

side of the stage. The stage may also move inside the castle, three platforms and two doors on the bottom and top of the stage. The stage can also change

Stage 5 is the fifth level of Larry's Chillton Hotel and the twenty-fifth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere

Stage 4-12 is the twelfth and final level in the Jungle in the Game Boy version of Donkey Kong. The level is a boss battle against Donkey Kong. Mario starts

character in Wrecking Crew '98. He is faced in "Stage C", accessible by defeating Foreman Spike in stage four within two minutes. When Mario enters the building

anywhere between three to four doors on each floor. Four Bellhop Goombas, three pennies, two Z Koopas, and one Mecha Koopa are present initially in the first

anywhere between zero to four doors on each floor. Four Skeleton Koopas and three Boo Buddies are present initially, and additional Skeleton Koopas occasionally

anywhere between one to four doors on each floor. Four Skeleton Koopas and three Boo Buddies are present initially, and additional Skeleton Koopas occasionally

is the final level of the Donkey Kong arcade game and the final level of Stage 0 in Donkey Kong for the Game Boy. This level is different from all the previous

Jimmy starts to dance with them and they go to Club Sugar. During the stage itself, four cats are the player's extra lives and one cat appears inside a mirror

Stage 13 is the thirteenth level of Bowser's Seizures Palace Hotel and the seventy-third level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features ten floors,

between three to four doors on each floor. Four Bellhop Goombas and two pennies are present initially in the first section while four pennies are present

doors on each floor. Three Koopas and four Flying Goombas are present initially in the first section while four Flying Goombas are present initially in

then, start to dance with Jimmy P. and go to Club Spice. During the stage, four dogs are the player's extra chances, while one dog is in a mirror ball

Stage 6 is the sixth level of Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel and the sixth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere

Stage 1 is the first level of Larry's Chillton Hotel and the twenty-first level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere

Stage 8 is the eighth level of Larry's Chillton Hotel and the twenty-eighth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere

Stage 6 is the sixth level of Larry's Chillton Hotel and the twenty-sixth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere

Stage 9 is the ninth level of Larry's Chillton Hotel and the twenty-ninth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere

Stage 4 is the fourth level of Larry's Chillton Hotel and the twenty-fourth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere

where the stage is primarily set. Later in the stage, the platform lands on the Halberd itself. The stage continues to be a Battlefield-type stage; however

Stage 7 is the seventh level of Larry's Chillton Hotel and the twenty-seventh level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere

Stage 1 is the first level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel and the eleventh level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between

Stage 9 is the ninth level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel and the nineteenth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere between

Battleship Halberd Exterior is a stage in the Subspace Emissary mode. It is played by Sheik, Zelda and Peach. The stage begins after Snake tells Peach and

Stage 4 is the fourth level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel and the fourteenth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors (including a middle

Stage 2 is the second level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel and the twelfth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features four floors (not including a floor

Stage 5 is the fifth level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel and the fifteenth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors (including a streak

Mix Stages, with their microgames. The player can also play a Stage created by Wario and his remaining employees. As indicated above, there are four character

Stage 4 is the fourth level of Ludwig's Thump Castle Hotel and the forty-fourth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere

Stage 6 is the sixth level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel and the sixteenth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors (including a streak

Stage 5 is the fifth level of Ludwig's Thump Castle Hotel and the forty-fifth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere

Stage 8 is the eighth level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel and the eighteenth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors (including a streak

Stage 6 is the sixth level of Ludwig's Thump Castle Hotel and the forty-sixth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere

Stage 10 is the tenth level of Bowser's Seizures Palace Hotel and the seventieth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere

also featured the first successful analog control stick implementation and four built-in controller ports, unlike its competitors, the PlayStation and the

Stage 7 is the seventh level of Ludwig's Thump Castle Hotel and the forty-seventh level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere

19, 2021. The top four players of the online tournament went on to participate in the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Online Challenge Final Stage. One hundred tournament

Stage 9 is the ninth level of Bowser's Seizures Palace Hotel and the sixty-ninth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere

Stage 2 is the second level of Wendy's Blitz Snarlton Hotel and the fifty-second level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere

Stage 2 is the second level of Bowser's Seizures Palace Hotel and the sixty-second level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere

Stage 5 is the fifth level of Wendy's Blitz Snarlton Hotel and the fifty-fifth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere

Stage 4 is the fourth level of Wendy's Blitz Snarlton Hotel and the fifty-fourth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere

Stage 3 is the third level of Wendy's Blitz Snarlton Hotel and the fifty-third level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features ten floors, with anywhere

Stage 7 is the seventh level of Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel and the seventh level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere

SmashWiki article: Stage Builder Players create custom stages using this mode. When making the stage, players first pick the size of the stage, and then creating

Stage 7 is the seventh level of Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel and the thirty-seventh level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with

for every stage. Players can change the music settings in the My Music menu, or on the stage select screen by pressing . Finally, every stage in the game

be beaten to unlock either three new stages or a single new stage, respectively. The other ones are hosted at four different towers located in Diamond City

Stage 6 is the sixth level of Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel and the thirty-sixth level overall in Hotel Mario. This level features five floors, with anywhere

various Nintendo franchises, eight being default and four of them are unlockable. Of the roster, there are four characters from the Super Mario franchise; Mario

other arenas. The stage is overall much smaller, it is now rounded instead of octagonal. There are much fewer blocks around the stage, which are now slightly

the next race in the stage. When completing the fourth stage, the player is rewarded with an item. Afterwards, a "challenge game" stage comes up, and are

shops : Pause game The Fun Fair Grassy Greens Stage Frosty Frontier Stage Shifting Sands Stage Fiery Stage Coin – the main currency; allows Mario to buy

lifts Phase 4, 8, etc. Bonus stage Pre-release version of the first stage, circa July 1984 Pre-release version of the second stage, circa July 1984 Pre-release

placed next to Stage mode or Versus mode. This mode is only available after the player has finished Stage 20 in Stage Mode. In this mode, four different doctors

2.0.0 Stage 415 prior to version 2.0.0 Stage 420 prior to version 2.0.0 Stage 421 prior to version 2.0.0 Stage 422 prior to version 2.0.0 Stage 423 prior

player is given a total of six questions to answer. Each question provides four answers to choose from, with only one of them being the correct answer. The

the others in the game. 1st level difficulty: Four objects must be sorted by shape. 2nd level difficulty: Four objects must be sorted by clothes or hairstyle

found in WarioWare: Smooth Moves in 9-Volt & 18-Volt's stage, and in WarioWare Gold in 5-Volt's stage. It is set in the Nintendo 64 game The Legend of Zelda:

with. There are four different stages that cycle through until one player manages to win five times, after which it resets to the first stage. If there are

lines) Special Stage (all 7 lines) Stage 368 prior to version 2.0.0 Stage 378 prior to version 2.0.0 Stage 379 prior to version 2.0.0 Stage 380 prior to version

with a blue cap, both of whom compete to complete every stage first. During gameplay, every stage involves the use of the Coconut Shooter, which Donkey Kong

2.0.0 Stage 204 prior to version 2.0.0 Stage 209 prior to version 2.0.0 Stage 215 prior to version 2.0.0 Stage 219 prior to version 2.0.0 Stage 221 prior

Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. This time, four Giant Eggs are brought on the stage by one balloon. Each of the four Yoshis get one – then as all of the Yoshis

also notable for being the level featuring the most abilities in one stage (with four in total). Wario starts in an outside area full of cracked pillars

dropped by the boss of each of the first four stages in the game after they are defeated, meaning there are four Star Keys in total. Collecting a Star Key

time the player plays a stage, completing the boss microgame causes them to win and ends the stage; on subsequent attempts, the stage does not end until the

In Dr. Mario World, they are in-stage items, where they are able to be used in the middle of playing a stage in Stage Mode. When used, they eliminate all

obtaining four keys is a critical component to freeing Donkey Kong. Keys in the Game Boy version of Donkey Kong appear in every stage from Stage 1-1 onward

Mona's stage under the stage name Luna. She appears on the show Ear Candy as one of the artists to have cracked the Top 5, appearing at number four while

The stage with the blue Persona 3 color scheme The stage with the yellow Persona 4 color scheme Yggdrasil's Altar is a downloadable stage that appears in

“Line up four bananas to win the jackpot! Press to spin and stop the reels.” —In-game instructions Batty Barrel Bandit! is a Bonus Stage found in the game

viruses featured in the regular stages are red, yellow and light-blue. Stage 580 (all 10 lines) Stage 600 (first 8 of 9 lines) Stage 600 (the rest of the 9 lines

the Yoshi's Story stage in Super Smash Bros. Melee play on the Woolly World stage, while the arrangement used for the Yoshi's Island stage in Super Smash

consists of four stages and two bonus stages. From the outside, it resembles a giant jack-o'-lantern in the middle of a forest. The first stage takes place

the player can force the game to play a stage's alternate music by holding or when selecting a stage on the stage selection screen. If more than one player