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Contents

  • Super Smash!
    • Overview
    • About This Guide
    • Smash Modes
    • Options
    • Classic Mode
    • Training
    • Mob Smash
    • Adventure Mode
  • Ultimate Glossary of Terms and Mechanics
    • Active
    • Advantage
    • Air Dodge (Neutral/Normal)
    • Air Attack
    • Anti-Air
    • Bair
    • Blast Zone
    • Break Fall
    • Buffer
    • Cancel
    • Catch
    • Charge
    • Charge Cancel
    • Combo
    • Conditioning
    • Counterattack
    • Crouch
    • Crouch Walk
    • Dair
    • Damage
    • Dash
    • Dash Attack
    • Dash Dance
    • Dash Flip
    • Defense
    • Directional Air Dodge
    • Directional Influence
    • Disadvantage
    • Disjointed
    • Dodge
    • Drag
    • Edge
    • Edge-Guarding
    • Empty Jump
    • Fair
    • Fast Fall
    • Final Smash
    • Footstool Jump
    • Frame
    • Frame Data
    • Grab
    • Grab Attack
    • Grab Parry
    • Guaranteed
    • Hitbox
    • Hit-Confirm
    • Hitstop
    • Hitstun
    • Hitstun Shuffle
    • Hop
    • Hurtbox
    • Intangible
    • Invincible
    • Item
    • Jab-Canceling
    • Juggle
    • Jump
    • Knockback
    • Lag
    • Land
    • Launch
    • Ledge
    • Ledge-Hanging
    • Meteor Smash
    • Movement
    • Nair
    • Neutral
    • Offense
    • On-the-Spot Dodge
    • Out-of-Shield
    • Perfect Shield
    • Pivot
    • Poke
    • Poké Ball
    • Pre-Jump Frames
    • Priority
    • Projectile
    • Punish
    • Rage
    • Range/Reach
    • Recovery
    • Reflect
    • Reverse Rush
    • Roll
    • Run
    • Shield
    • Shield Break
    • Shield Grab
    • Shield Shift
    • Shield-Stun
    • Shield-Stun Shuffle
    • Short Hop
    • Short Hop Attack
    • Shot
    • Side
    • Sidestep
    • Slide
    • Smash Attack
    • Special Moves
    • Special Reverse
    • Spike
    • Spot Dodge
    • Stage
    • Stale
    • Stall-Then-Fall Attack
    • Stock
    • Super Armor
    • Sweet Spot
    • Takeoff
    • Taunt
    • Tech
    • Tether
    • Throw (Foe)
    • Throw (Item)
    • Tilt Attack
    • Tumbling
    • Two-Frame Punish
    • Wake-Up
    • Wall Cling
    • Wall Jump
    • Walling
    • Weight
    • Whiff
    • Zair
  • Bayonetta
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Bowser
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Bowser Jr.
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Captain Falcon
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Cloud
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Corrin
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Diddy Kong
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Donkey Kong
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Dr. Mario
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Duck Hunt
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Falco
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Fox
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Ganondorf
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Greninja
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Ice Climbers
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Ike
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Incineroar
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Inkling
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Isabelle
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Jigglypuff
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Ken
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • King Dedede
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • King K. Rool
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Kirby
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Link
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Little Mac
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Lucario
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Lucas
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Luigi
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Mario
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Marth / Lucina
    • Overview
    • Marth Costumes
    • Lucina Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Mega Man
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Meta Knight
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Mewtwo
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Mii Fighters: Brawler
    • Mii Brawler Overview
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Mii Fighters: Swordfighter
    • Mii Swordfighter Overview
    • Swordfighter Arsenal
  • Mii Fighters: Gunner
    • Mii Gunner Overview
    • Gunner Arsenal
  • Mr. Game & Watch
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Ness
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Olimar
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • PAC-MAN
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Palutena
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Peach / Daisy
    • Overview
    • Peach Costumes
    • Daisy Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Pichu
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Pikachu
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Pit / Dark Pit
    • Overview
    • Pit Costumes
    • Dark Pit Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Pokémon Trainer
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Common Moves
    • Squirtle Arsenal
    • Ivysaur Arsenal
    • Charizard Arsenal
  • Ridley
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • R.O.B.
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Robin
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Rosalina & Luma
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Roy / Chrom
    • Overview
    • Roy Costumes
    • Chrom Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Ryu
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Samus / Dark Samus
    • Overview
    • Samus Costumes
    • Dark Samus Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Sheik
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Shulk
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Simon / Richter
    • Overview
    • Simon Costumes
    • Richter Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Snake
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Sonic
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Toon Link
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Villager
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Wario
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Wii Fit Trainer
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Wolf
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Yoshi
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Young Link
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Zelda
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Zero Suit Samus
    • Overview
    • Costumes
    • Brawler Arsenal
  • Items
    • Items
    • Assist Trophies
    • Poké Ball
    • Master Ball
  • Stages
    • Training
    • Battlefield
    • Big Battlefield
    • Final Destination
    • Peach’s Castle
    • Kongo Jungle
    • Hyrule Castle
    • Super Happy Tree
    • Dream Land
    • Saffron City
    • Mushroom Kingdom
    • Princess Peach’s Castle
    • Rainbow Cruise
    • Kongo Falls
    • Jungle Japes
    • Great Bay
    • Temple
    • Brinstar
    • Yoshi’s Island (Melee)
    • Yoshi’s Story
    • Fountain of Dreams
    • Green Greens
    • Corneria
    • Venom
    • Pokémon Stadium
    • Onett
    • Mushroom Kingdom II
    • Brinstar Depths
    • Big Blue
    • Fourside
    • Delfino Plaza
    • Mushroomy Kingdom
    • Figure-8 Circuit
    • WarioWare, Inc.
    • Bridge of Eldin
    • Norfair
    • Frigate Orpheon
    • Yoshi’s Island
    • Halberd
    • Lylat Cruise
    • Pokémon Stadium 2
    • Port Town Aero Drive
    • Castle Siege
    • Distant Planet
    • Smashville
    • New Pork City
    • Summit
    • Skyworld
    • Shadow Moses Island
    • Luigi’s Mansion
    • Pirate Ship
    • Spear Pillar
    • 75 M
    • Mario Bros.
    • Hanenbow
    • Green Hill Zone
    • 3D Land
    • Golden Plains
    • Paper Mario
    • Gerudo Valley
    • Spirit Train
    • Dream Land GB
    • Unova Pokémon League
    • Prism Tower
    • Mute City SNES
    • Magicant
    • Arena Ferox
    • Reset Bomb Forest
    • Tortimer Island
    • Balloon Fight
    • Living Room
    • Find Mii
    • Tomodachi Life
    • PictoChat 2
    • Mushroom Kingdom U
    • Mario Galaxy
    • Mario Circuit
    • Skyloft
    • The Great Cave Offensive
    • Kalos Pokémon League
    • Coliseum
    • Flat Zone X
    • Palutena’s Temple
    • Gamer
    • Garden of Hope
    • Town and City
    • Wii Fit Studio
    • Boxing Ring
    • Gaur Plain
    • Duck Hunt
    • Wrecking Crew
    • Pilotwings
    • Wuhu Island
    • Windy Hill Zone
    • Wily Castle
    • PAC-LAND
    • Super Mario Maker
    • Suzaku Castle
    • Midgar
    • Umbra Clock Tower
    • New Donk City Hall
    • Great Plateau Tower
    • Moray Towers
    • Dracula’s Castle
  • Challenges
    • Overview
    • Smash
    • Adventure
    • Spirit Board
    • Spirits
    • Classic Mode
    • Games & More
    • Other
  • List of Spirits
    • Spirits

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Guide › Stages

Moray Towers

This stage is based on the Splatoon multiplayer map Moray Towers. Just as with the original map, battles play out on the diagonal platforms linking each floor of the parking garage. Most of the sloping paths on this stage are connected. The places split by platforms definitely lead to a descending path.

When the music is “Ink Me Up,” “Ebb & Flow,” “Muck Warfare,” or “Acid Hues,” the stage appears as it does during Splatfests.

Before the fighting starts, ink flies from off-screen toward the stage. There are several colors of ink, with special colors appearing during Splatfests.

You may notice Judd and Li’l Judd relaxing near the center of the stage. When certain conditions are met, they raise flags matching the color of the fighter in first place.

Judd determines the fighter in first by raising a flag of their color. When he’s raising two flags, two fighters are tied for first, and when he isn’t raising a flag at all, three or more are tied.

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