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*Due to the nature of the hazards, it is possible for only one of the platforms to be safe to stand on, with the other four being covered by a combination of high magma tide and the magma fall from the left or right. | *Due to the nature of the hazards, it is possible for only one of the platforms to be safe to stand on, with the other four being covered by a combination of high magma tide and the magma fall from the left or right. | ||
*A new platform is created in the background for the {{SSBB|Pokémon Trainer}} to move around on if he is selected. | *A new platform is created in the background for the {{SSBB|Pokémon Trainer}} to move around on if he is selected. In ''Brawl'', the Pokémon Trainer's platform occasionally moves up to avoid the rising magma and goes off-screen to avoid the magma wave. This does not happen in ''Ultimate'', as all magma-based stage hazards will simply pass through them unharmed. | ||
*Using ''Ultimate's'' updated camera controls, it is possible to rotate the camera far enough to see the lava walls which occasionally flow towards the stage are constantly present beyond the blast zones when not being used. | *Using ''Ultimate's'' updated camera controls, it is possible to rotate the camera far enough to see the lava walls which occasionally flow towards the stage are constantly present beyond the blast zones when not being used. | ||
*If the player uses [[Zelda]]/[[Sheik]]'s [[Transform]] move just before they touch the magma at the bottom when the stage lowers, it is possible to either take a few hits from the magma until they rise again from it, or get KO'd. | *If the player uses [[Zelda]]/[[Sheik]]'s [[Transform]] move just before they touch the magma at the bottom when the stage lowers, it is possible to either take a few hits from the magma until they rise again from it, or get KO'd. | ||