Miiverse

Miiverse Miiverse Universe Miiverse Appears in SSB4 (Wii U) Availability Downloadable Crate type Presents Maximum players 4 Tracks available Mii Plaza Mario Paint Medley Nintendo Land Medley Tomodachi Life Wii Shop Channel Freakyforms: Your Creations, Alive! Medley Save the World, Heroes! Dark Lord Title (Big Brain Academy) Blue Birds Monkey Watch Title Theme (Nintendo Land) Final Results (Wii Party U) Tournament Legality Smash 4 Singles: Equivalent to Battlefield or banned Doubles: Equivalent to Battlefield or banned Miiverse (Miiverse, Miiverse) is a stage in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. It was revealed during the Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: 50-Fact Extravaganza on October 23rd, 2014, and added to the game in version 1.0.8 on June 14th, 2015. Stage layout Functionally, its layout is similar to Battlefield, though it is slightly wider, the platforms are longer, and the ceiling is slightly higher, giving it the highest ceiling among SSB4's legal stage list. Selected messages created by users appear in the background, intended to cheer the fighters on. Users are able to post drawings for each character in dedicated Miiverse communities, which can then appear when that character is a participant in a match. The border color determines which character the post cheers for. During the results screen, players will have the option to send a post directly to Miiverse related to the character who won the match. This prompt occurs even if Miiverse is disabled on the system, but will not appear if playing with amiibo, seemingly due to the inability to suspend the game while amiibo are in use. This stage is not available when playing against others online, making it the only stage with that restriction. When playing locally, this stage can be played even with the Wii U not connected to the Internet; doing so will simply cause no messages to appear. Certain events will cause additional Miiverse posts to appear: When a Smash Ball appears, one message for each fighter will pop up. When a character acquires one, numerous posts for that character quickly pop up and stay that way until the character loses it or the Final Smash is over. When the crowd is about to cheer for a fighter, up to four messages will appear for that fighter. Ordinarily, a larger message will pop up cheering on a character who has attained a KO, but sometimes a message for the KO'd character will show up instead. If the KO is done via meteor smash, two messages will come up, and the message will shake when it appears. When assembling a Dragoon or Daybreak, two messages will appear for the character who assembled it. Ω Form The Omega form removes the thin platforms and resembles the Online Practice Stage. Miiverse posts still appear in the background as long as players are connected to Nintendo Network. Ω form Tournament Legality Miiverse is either considered legal as a purely cosmetic Battlefield alternative, or banned due to its redundancy as a semi-clone of said stage. If the Wii U is not offline, the posts in the background can be distracting for players, and may contain inappropriate material. Origin Miiverse's appearance is based on Miiverse's interface: they both feature a white and green color scheme, as well as a gray checkered background. Gallery Trivia Miiverse is the only downloadable stage that is completely unavailable in 8-Player Smash. Miiverse and Pirate Ship are the only downloadable stages not available on Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS. Any snapshots and replays that are taken on this stage cannot be shared, nor can snapshots be painted on. If a Nintendo 3DS is being used as a controller, the stage will be unavailable. Replays will record where and when posts appear, but do not record post content. Therefore, it's possible to see different posts every time a replay is watched. Miiverse is the only stage from the Wii U version to not appear in the Special Orders mode.

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