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'''Duel Zone''' ({{ja|デュエルゾーン|Dyueruzōn}}, ''Duel Zone'') | '''Duel Zone''' ({{ja|デュエルゾーン|Dyueruzōn}}, ''Duel Zone'')<ref>[[Smabura-Ken]] [https://www.nintendo.co.jp/n01/n64/software/nus_p_nalj/smash/Map.html Battle Field]</ref>, also known as '''Battlefield''' or the '''Fighting Polygon Stage'''{{fact}}, is a stage in ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'', home to the [[Fighting Polygon Team]] in the [[1P Game]]. | ||
The name "Battlefield" is retroactively applied to this stage, as redesigns of this stage that have appeared in later games in the series share that name, and no name in other languages was widely-known before the Battlefield name was popularized. However, this stage's official name in Japanese, {{ja|デュエルゾーン|Dyueruzōn}}, ''Duel Zone'', doesn't match the name for Battlefield in the Japanese versions of ''Melee'' and later games, all of which use the name {{ja|戦場|Senjō}}, ''Battlefield''. In addition, the music for this stage appears in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' under the title "Duel Zone", while event tournaments [[Hailing from the '90s]] and [[The Year Is 200X]] each feature one of {{SSBU|Battlefield}} and {{SSBU|Final Destination}} but not the other (despite both debuting in the 1999 release ''Super Smash Bros.'' before being selectable stages in the 2001 release ''Super Smash Bros. Melee''), suggesting its English name as also dissimilar from its successors. | The name "Battlefield" is retroactively applied to this stage, as redesigns of this stage that have appeared in later games in the series share that name, and no name in other languages was widely-known before the Battlefield name was popularized. However, this stage's official name in Japanese, {{ja|デュエルゾーン|Dyueruzōn}}, ''Duel Zone'', doesn't match the name for Battlefield in the Japanese versions of ''Melee'' and later games, all of which use the name {{ja|戦場|Senjō}}, ''Battlefield''. In addition, the music for this stage appears in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' under the title "Duel Zone", while event tournaments [[Hailing from the '90s]] and [[The Year Is 200X]] each feature one of {{SSBU|Battlefield}} and {{SSBU|Final Destination}} but not the other (despite both debuting in the 1999 release ''Super Smash Bros.'' before being selectable stages in the 2001 release ''Super Smash Bros. Melee''), suggesting its English name as also dissimilar from its successors. |