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''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' features two stages representative of the ''Zelda'' franchise, like several other franchises in ''Melee'': | ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' features two stages representative of the ''Zelda'' franchise, like several other franchises in ''Melee'': | ||
*'''[[Hyrule: Temple]]''': This does not necessarily represent a specific location in any ''Zelda'' game, it is essentially a generic depiction of the sorts of ruins that Link descends into and explores in many of his games. It is a gigantic stage, the largest seen thus far in ''Melee'', and it is banned from competitive tournament play because of how much room for stalling tactics the stage layout allows. The cave-like paths leadong down the center-left of the stage represent the cave-like areas Link often explores in his games as well. | *'''[[Hyrule: Temple]]''': This does not necessarily represent a specific location in any ''Zelda'' game, though it does bear semblance to the temples in ''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link''. It is essentially a generic depiction of the sorts of ruins that Link descends into and explores in many of his games. It is a gigantic stage, the largest seen thus far in ''Melee'', and it is banned from competitive tournament play because of how much room for stalling tactics the stage layout allows. The cave-like paths leadong down the center-left of the stage represent the cave-like areas Link often explores in his games as well. | ||
*'''[[Termina: Great Bay]]''': This stage is based on the N64 sequel to ''Ocarina of Time'', ''Majora's Mask'', a game where Young Link travels into an alternate dimension away from Hyrule called Termina, and he must save the dimension from being annihilated by an evil moon's collision course into the ground by awakening four giants. This takes place in the west coast of Termina where the third of the four dungeons in the game lies. | *'''[[Termina: Great Bay]]''': This stage is based on the N64 sequel to ''Ocarina of Time'', ''Majora's Mask'', a game where Young Link travels into an alternate dimension away from Hyrule called Termina, and he must save the dimension from being annihilated by an evil moon's collision course into the ground by awakening four giants. This takes place in the west coast of Termina where the third of the four dungeons in the game lies. | ||