Princess Peach's Castle

Stage Design

Princess Peach's Castle is a level in SSBM, it is the top of the castle seen in Super Mario 64. The level it self is comprised of three parts. The left side, the right side, and the middle. The right and left side are flat platforms with edges and a small floating stand that rises when a character stands on it. The middle section is two layers, one risen, slanted platform with a another one on top. Every 1-5 minutes a MASSIVE Bullet Bill will shoot from the sky, if you listen close, there is a sound of a bullet fireing, and will go in a strait path untill it reaches the castle. Then it explodes after 4 seconds that does 30-45 damage with HUGE knockback, you can even feel the wind that the explosion causes in your hair, fur, feathers, or cape or you can just see it in the flags on either side of the castle. Thats something to avoid for sure. A good trick is to throw/hit an opponent into the explosion. The bullet bill itself does do damge if you touch it before it explodes. The final addition, some players call an obsticle, others do not. There are buttons that, when pressed,

Artistic Design

The art of Princess Peach's Castle is par to SSBM standards. It is extremely easy to tell that you are on a roof....with shingles....of a castle. In the middle and a little down, there is the stained glass profile of Pricess Peach holding roses as can be seen in Super Mario 64. The center piece of the caste is the small spire that makes up the middle section. It has regal spikes (they don't affect you) and painted windows, just as a place for locking up a damsel in distress should have. The background is a beautiful green medow with rolling hills and a few evergreen trees. Beyond the medow are some larger hills, what could be concidered foothills for mountains. To the left of the medow is a slow moving river that bends and then drops to a graceful, slow-moving, waterfall. The water fall pours out into a lake that looks as calm as the waterfall and reaches all the way to the opposite side of the stage. The sky above it all is blue as blue can be with a few clouds to the left and right sides that don't move, but are pretty to look at.