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==Stage overview==
==Stage overview==
The stage consists of two main platforms connected by a ceramic bridge. On the outer edges of the stage are a connected pair of tin lifts, which move up and down based on how much weight is on them; if they pass the upper or lower blast line, they will KO any fighters on them (including their grabbable ledges). On the left platform is a fragmented but solid china pot that acts as an elevated floor; on the right side is a stick poking out of the ground that obstructs movement. Both the pot and the stick can be attacked and broken; they may also begin the match in each others' positions. Every now and then a stream of bubbles from either side and a loud screech heralds the arrival of a [[Peckish Aristocrab]], which appears from where the bubbles came from and scuttles across the stage, destroying the stick and pot while dealing massive damage to players. The Aristocrab cannot damage the bridge, but players can, which can cause it to also break and cut the Aristocrab's presence short. After enough time has passed, various Pikmin will reconstruct each of the three broken elements. However, a [[Bulborb]] wanders around in the background, and while it will not interrupt the battle proper, its presence stops Pikmin from reconstructing anything until it leaves.
The stage consists of two main platforms connected by a ceramic bridge. On the outer edges of the stage are a connected pair of tin lifts, which move up and down based on how much weight is on them; if they pass the upper or lower blast line, they will KO any fighters on them (including their grabbable ledges). On the left platform is a fragmented but solid china pot that acts as an elevated floor; on the right side is a stick poking out of the ground that obstructs movement. Both the pot and the stick can be attacked and broken; they may also begin the match in each others' positions. Every now and then a stream of bubbles from either side heralds the arrival of a [[Peckish Aristocrab]], which appears from where the bubbles came from and scuttles across the stage, destroying the stick and pot while dealing massive damage to players. The Aristocrab cannot damage the bridge, but players can, which can cause it to also break and cut the Aristocrab's presence short. After enough time has passed, various Pikmin will reconstruct each of the three broken elements. However, a [[Bulborb]] wanders around in the background, and while it will not interrupt the battle proper, its presence stops Pikmin from reconstructing anything until it leaves.


If the pot is reconstructed around a character, the character will shrink to fit inside. While shrunk, their attacks deal only 0.56x the normal damage.
If the pot is reconstructed around a character, the character will shrink to fit inside. While shrunk, their attacks deal only 0.56x the normal damage.

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