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| Universe | The Legend of Zelda |
| Appears in | SSB4 (Wii U) |
| Article on Zelda Wiki | Skyloft |
Skyloft[1] (スカイロフト, Sukairofuto) is a stage in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, first revealed in the Nintendo Direct of E3 2013. The stage is set in the Skyloft area of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. Ballad of the Goddess, the main theme of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, could be heard during gameplay in the Developer Direct.
Overview
Similarly to the Delfino Plaza stage in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, characters will be transported around the large Skyloft area by a set of moving platforms. The assumed soft platforms have colored triangles on their sides, while the main platform features strips of yellow on the side. Two layouts for these platforms have been seen so far. One features two angled platforms on the side, with a level platform between them. The other is much less conventional, with four platforms in various places.
Several different areas of Skyloft have been shown so far. One is a grounded area in front of the bazaar. Others include the bridge over the stream, and in front of the Statue of the Goddess. One part of the stage involves the player fighting on the windmill that is topped by a bird's nest. This area has two other platforms to the right of it that were not present in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. Battles can also occur in front of the bench near another windmill that allowed players to overlook the whole of Skyloft, the staircase leading to the Knight Academy, a patch of land in front of the lake, the land in front of Batreaux's house, and a small floating island. Finally, the Light Tower is a section of the stage, which consists of one platform above a solid platform, which functions as an aerial stage. Loftwings and Beedle's Air Shop are also shown to fly around the stage.
Origin
Skyloft is Link's homeland in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. In Super Smash Bros. 4, it is faithful to its appearance in the said game, with the only known differences being the addition of two platforms near the windmill. Specifically, the Skyloft stage is in the state that Skyloft was in throughout the middle of the game, as the colorful beacons were not present at the start of Skyward Sword, nor was the Light Tower open, and the Statue of the Goddess broke away at the end of the game. The touring set of platforms appear to be original designs.
Gallery
A closer image of Skyloft.
Link in front of a few houses.
The touring platform that travels across Skyloft.
Pit jumps from the top of the Light Tower.
Link and Donkey Kong battle in front of the Statue of the Goddess.
Villager on top of the windmill.
Wii Fit Trainer by a bench.
The platform prepares to land.
Another arrangement of platforms.
The platform dissipates, as it lands in front of the Bazaar.
Donkey Kong and Villager on top of the Light Tower.
Mega Man and Fox, fighting on the stairway leading to the Knight Academy.
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Mario in front of the lake.
Fox and Rush on the small floating island.
Mega Man in the Light Tower part of the stage.
Mega Man and Wii Fit Trainer on the bridge. Note the Loftwing in the sky.
Villager and Luma near Rupin's house.
Kirby and Samus on the main platform.
Beedle's shop.
A full view of the stage from above.
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References
Trivia
- The image of the entire area that was included in the E3 2013 press kit lacks the platforms that have been added near the windmill topped by a bird's nest.
