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In many official [[tournament]]s, '''neutral stages''' are stages that can be chosen randomly for the first match in a set. | |||
==List of neutral stages== | |||
===''[[Super Smash Bros.]]''=== | |||
*{{SSB|Dream Land}} | |||
*{{SSB|Kongo Jungle}} | |||
[[Hyrule Castle]] was considered the second most neutral stage behind Dream Land for a long time, but in the American ruleset, it is currently banned. This is primarily because of the tornado stage hazards that appear completely randomly and also speed up at random times, which can unexpectedly cover a player's option that would have otherwise been completely safe. In addition, the stage's large size can allow rather significant [[camping]] in certain positions of the stage, where it is very difficult for one player to approach safely, though this depends on the matchup. {{Sm|Bane}} is often credited for being a significant contributor to the banning of Hyrule Castle, creating a Smash World Forums thread named [http://smashboards.com/threads/a-case-against-hyrule.340054/ A Case Against Hyrule] that pointed out the disadvantages of the stage. However, Hyrule Castle remains a popular stage among many players, and due to the Gentleman Rule (which allows banned stages to be used if both players agree), certain matches being played on Hyrule Castle are still seen even in tournaments that ban the stage. | |||
Certain other ''Smash 64'' rulesets vary. In the Japanese ruleset, Dream Land is not only the only neutral stage, but also the only legal stage, whereas in the Peruvian ruleset, Hyrule Castle is the only neutral and legal stage in a similar fashion. | |||
===''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''=== | |||
*{{SSBM|Battlefield}} | |||
*{{SSB|Dream Land}} | |||
*{{SSBM|Final Destination}} | |||
*[[Fountain of Dreams]] | |||
*[[Yoshi's Story]] | |||
===''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''=== | |||
*{{SSBB|Battlefield}} | |||
*{{SSBB|Final Destination}} | |||
*[[Lylat Cruise]] | |||
*[[Smashville]] | |||
*{{SSBB|Yoshi's Island}} | |||
==={{forwiiu}}=== | |||
*{{SSB4|Battlefield}} | |||
*{{SSB4|Final Destination}}* | |||
*[[Smashville]] | |||
*{{SSB|Dream Land}} | |||
*[[Lylat Cruise]] | |||
*[[Town and City]] | |||
<nowiki>*</nowiki> Depending on the ruleset, [[Ω form]] stages may be available. | |||
==See also== | |||
*[[Tournament legal (SSB)]] | |||
*[[Tournament legal (SSBM)]] | |||
*[[Tournament legal (SSBB)]] | |||
*[[Tournament legal (SSB4)]] | |||
*[[Banned stage]] | |||
[[Category:Stages]] | |||
