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Super Smash Bros. Melee (2001)

Duration: 8:01

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My attempt at re-constructing all past stages from Super Smash Bros. 64 and any stage missing from Melee. In most cases, I attempt to incorporate a suitable music that mimics best the original stage or referenced game, aside from some stages that lack entirely a matching track such as Melee's "Kingdom II" or 64's "Metal Stage", this opens opportunities to experiment. There will be exceptions where I may substitute the original music track that is available.

I replaced the logs with drop blocks because the logs are impassable; you can stand on them, but if you are below them, then you're screwed. I probably should've raised the drop blocks by 1 block because I didn't really realize that jumping back on stage was a bit too high. I replaced Pidgit's flying carpet with 2 hovering platforms. Music was actually challenging for this stage because none sounded too much like Super Mario Bros. 2. I chose the underwater theme because part of the rhythm is heard in the intro theme to SMB2. Demo is played by the closest possible cast of SMB2, with Bowser being "Wart" (he pretty much is anyways since he commands some of his troops like the shy-guys, except Bowser can eat vegetables).

Some interesting things happen during this brawl:
*Peach's Final Smash actually has range (I didn't think it did, nobody went to sleep)
*Why did Luigi get the points when it was clearly Bowser suicide KOing Peach?
*Bowser actually looks funny when he gets toadstool stomped. (I don't see that too often)
*One of the few instances of PINBALLING characters

DISCLAIMER: I'm fully aware of the hacked stage builder; however, I decided to make these stages using the game's default limitations.

The title music is "Ballad of the Windfish" from Link's Awakening and is one of the lost SSBB tracks.

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