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{{Infobox Stage
  
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|location = ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess''
 
|name = Bridge of Eldin
  
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'''The Bridge of Eldin''' originating from ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess'' is a stage in [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]].
 
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|music = In ''Brawl'':<br/><small>''*Main Theme (The Legend of Zelda)''<br/>''*Ocarina of Time Medley''<br/>'''''*Title (The Legend of Zelda)'''''<br/>''*The Dark World''<br/>'''''*Hidden Mountain & Forest'''''<br/>''*Hyrule Field Theme''<br/>''*Main Theme (Twilight Princess)''<br/>'''''*The Hidden Village'''''<br/>'''''*Midna's Lament'''''</small><br/>In ''SSBWU'':<br/><small>''*Main Theme (The Legend of Zelda)''<br/>''*Ocarina of Time Medley''<br/>'''''*Title (The Legend of Zelda)'''''<br/>''*The Dark World''<br/>'''''*Hidden Mountain & Forest'''''<br/>''*Hyrule Field Theme''<br/>''*Main Theme (Twilight Princess)''<br/>'''''*The Hidden Village'''''<br/>'''''*Midna's Lament'''''<br/>'''Bolded tracks must be unlocked'''</small>
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'''Bridge of Eldin''' is a stage in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]]'', and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]] ''from ''[[The Legend of Zelda]] ''universe. The stage is based on the same location from ''[http://zelda.wikia.com/wiki/The_Legend_of_Zelda:_Twilight_Princess The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]''.
   
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==Stage history==
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==Stage Overview==
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Bridge of Eldin consists of a single flat walkway with no present lower blast line but walk-off blast lines at each end of the stage.
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The Bridge of Eldin appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]'' and connects Hyrule Castle Town to the [[Eldin Province]]. The bridge is situated over a large valley. In ''Twilight Princess'' this bridge was temporarily unusable as a large section of it had been teleported away by twilight monsters. The destroyed section of the bridge was teleported to the Gerudo Mesa in the Gerudo Desert. Later in the game, Midna and [[Link]] recover and teleport the section back after it becomes necessary to use the bridge. After a minor skirmish across the plains of [[Hyrule]], [[Link]] and King Bulbin duel upon this bridge atop cavalry, leading to to the defeat of King Bulbin who fell into the valley below.
  
   
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Occasionally, King Bulbin will ride from the side of the stage and inflict damage to anyone who he hits( with his arrival being indicated by a horn and sound of stampeding). He will also drop a bomb in the middle of the stage. After some time, the bomb will go off, dealing high horizontal knockback and damage to fighters close to it.
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==In the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series==
  
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The Bridge of Eldin appears as a default stage in ''Super Smash Brothers Brawl''.
  
   
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After the bomb explodes, the stage layout changes to include a chasm in the center of the stage, making it difficult for certain characters to traverse each side. After some time, a Twilight Portal will appear and span the gap, stage-spiking any fighter who was at the bottom of the stage at the time.
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The Bridge of Eldin is a flat stage. [[King Bulblin]] occasionally intervenes the battle and throws bombs which destroy the center of the bridge for a short time. The characters can take damage from the exploding bombs. The characters can also fall into the abyss that is below the damaged section of the bridge. After a certain amount of time, a twilight portal appears and drops the missing section back onto the bridge.
  
   
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==Tournament legality==
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If Bulblin is hit enough times before he gets to the middle of the bridge he won't drop a bomb.
  
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The stage is almost always banned in competitive settings because it is possible to walk off into the [[blast line]], which allows for camping and easy K.Os, especially since characters like King Dedede can [[chain grab]] opponents over the edge of the blast line with little difficulty. In addition, when the center of the stage is destroyed, players - especially those with great recoveries - can camp by moving from one end to the other.
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The stage is banned due to the ability to walk off into the [[blast line]], which can cause camping and result in easy K.Os, especially since characters like King Dedede can chain grab opponents over the edge of the blast line with little difficulty. As well as this, when the center of the stage is destroyed, players - especially with great recoveries - can camp on one edge of the stage and move to the other if needed.
  
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===Songs in [[My Music]]===
  
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*Main Theme (The Legend of Zelda)
  
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*Ocarina of Time Medley
  
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*'''Title (The Legend of Zelda)'''
  
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*The Dark World
  
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*'''The Hidden Mountain & Forest'''
  
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*Hyrule Field Theme
  
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*Main Theme (Twilight Princess)
  
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*'''The Hidden Village'''
  
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*'''Midna's Lament'''
  
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'''Emboldened songs must be unlocked'''
  
   
 
==Glitches==
  
==Glitches==
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The Bridge of Eldin is known for various glitches involving using Final Smashes in the destroyed bridge area as the bridge reforms. One such minor glitch is if a character uses a Final Smash that suspends them in midair in this area while the bridge reforms around them, such as [[Donkey Kong (SSBB)|Donkey Kong]]'s [[Konga Beat]], they'll be able to move while airborne inside the bridge until they jump out of the bridge or fall through the bottom. The more notable glitches on this stage are the [[Puff Up Glitch]], [[Diffusion Beam Glitch]], and [[Golden Glitch]].
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There is a glitch that occurs on this stage when using [[Jigglypuff|Jigglypuff's]] [[Puff Up | Final Smash]]. After King Bulbin breaks the bridge, wait for the rift to try to fix the bridge. If the player uses Jigglypuff's Final Smash in the middle of the bridge while it is sending back the missing pieces, Jigglypuff will expand until the bridge is complete, at which point it seems that Jigglypuff fell. If done correctly, Jigglypuff will stay on the bridge and be able to play as her enourmous size. Jigglypuff does not gain any extra mass while in this state, remaining as light as even despite the titanic size. Also, if Jigglypuff is hit by Yoshi's [[Neutral B|B attack]], she will double in size. Jigglypuff can repeatedly increase in size, until she becomes too big for the stage to handle and will die. Jigglypuff's attacks do the same damage, but she will have a larger range. Also, Rest will no longer hurt anyone while large. After Jigglypuff is KO'd, Jigglypuff will be returned to normal size. If the player does this in training mode, they can pause and use the zoom in function multiple times to view the whole Hyrule Field map.
  
   
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Another glitch is done the same way as Jigglypuff's. Using Fox, Falco, or Wolf, you can use their Final Smash's the same as Jigglypuff's. As the stage rebuilds, one of the three activates his Final Smash, he will fall when the stage resets. The Final Smash will fail but the character will still have the glowing flames and no Smash Balls will appear. Until the character walks toward another it will stay zoomed in on the character who used it. Pressing B will let the character use his Blaster and the Smash Ball can't be knocked out of him. As Lucario and Snake activate their Final Smash in the same manner as the Star Fox team, it's likely that they can perform the glitch, too.
  
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[[File:BridgeofEldinTP.png|thumb|right|250px|Bridge of Eldin as originally seen in ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess''.]]
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The [http://zelda.wikia.com/wiki/Bridge_of_Eldin Bridge of Eldin] appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]], ''which connects the north and south sides of Kakariko Gorge. During the events of the game, the bridge is rendered unusable due to the middle section being teleported atop Gerudo Mesa in Gerudo Desert via a Twilight Portal. Later in the game, [[Midna]] and [[Link]] recover and teleport the section back. In this stage, the middle section of the Bridge of Eldin isn't teleported away, but this stage does retain how the section of the bridge is teleported back via Twilight Portal. The overall design and surroundings of the bridge look very similar to how they appeared in ''Twilight Princess''; however, the bridge has been greatly scaled down.
   
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In ''Twilight Princess'', [[King Bulblin]] is a mini-boss who duels Link across the Bridge of Eldin (as well as a few other locations). When King Bulblin gets damaged he leans back from the blow. When Link defeats him, he falls into the river below. In this stage, King Bulblin can be attacked, but he does not fall into the river. He does retain how he leans back from getting hit. A fanfare blares out from a horn when King Bulblin is about to charge across the stage. The sound matches the one made by King Bulblin at two points in ''Twilight Princess'': first to call in reinforcements for the attack on Ordon Village, and later to alert the Bulblin Riders for the horseback battle against Link. Also in ''Twilight Princess'' are common enemies called [[Bulblin|Bulblins]]. In this stage, a Bulblin can be seen running across the bridge. He can fall off of the bridge when the midsection of the bridge gets destroyed or when a player attacks it enough times.
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A third glitch is available by the same method as the other two except using R.O.B.s. When the character activates his Final Smash right before the bridge closes on them, the Diffusion Beam will be infinitely activated. When R.O.B. dies the effect is canceled. In addition to it being infinite, there are actually different ways R.O.B. will act when using this infinitely. Normally, when using the Final Smash, R.O.B. will often spurt short-range beams at the opponent. However, if timed correctly, it is possible to make R.O.B. just fire the low-knockback spiral laser.
  
   
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This stage is always set at sunset. This is likely a reference to how the time is always set at sunset when battling against King Bulblin on the Bridge of Eldin.
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A fourth glitch is when done with Kirby. He will retain the Smash Ball, but not able to use it.
  
   
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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask]]'', there is an item called a Powder Keg, which is a barrel that makes a powerful explosion when detonated. It is used to destroy large rocks or walls that block the path. In ''Twilight Princess'', there are explosive barrels with white X's painted on them. These barrels, however, are not very powerful. The bomb that King Bulblin uses in this stage resembles the explosive barrels with the white X's in ''Twilight Princess'', but is as powerful as the Powder Keg.
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Yet another glitch can be done with Marth, and two things can happen. If done when the Bridge is just starting or barely rebuilt, Marth will still glow and can use Shield Breaker. If done when the Bridge is near done, it will zoom in on Marth, he will attempt to lift his sword, but knocked out of the Bridge and stay zoomed in on.
  
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==Trivia==
  
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*King Bulblin never used bombs on this bridge in ''Twilight Princess''. His appearance is more likely a reference to the fights the player has with the Bulblin Kings on various bridges. In the original game, the bridge was broken by the same twilight portal that eventually repairs it.
  
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*Fanfare blares out from a horn when King Bulblin is about to charge across the stage. The sound matches the one made by King Bulblin at two points in ''Twilight Princess''; firstly to call in reinforcements for the attack on Ordon, and later to alert the Bulblin Riders for the horseback battle against Link.
  
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*Occasionaly, a lone Bulblin will run on to the stage, accompanying King Bulblin. He is usually knocked away from the bomb on the bridge, yet he can be attacked to halt his movement. He deals no damage to the player. If you hit it enough times, it'll fall off of the bridge. If you keep it from being blown up from the bomb, it will simply jump off the bridge once it reaches the gap.
  
   
 
==Gallery==
  
==Gallery==
 
<gallery>
  
<gallery>
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File:Stage05 070706b.jpg|King Bulbin and Lord Bullbo appear on the bridge.
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File:Stage05 070706c.jpg|The bridge breaking from a bomb explosion.
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File:Stage05 070706d.jpg|The bridge rebuilding itself.
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File:Omega_BridgeEldin.png|The Omega form of Bridge of Eldin.
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SSBU-Bridge of Eldin.png|Bridge of Eldin in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''
 
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==Trivia==
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*Occasionally, a lone Bulblin will run on to the stage, accompanying King Bulblin. He is usually knocked away from the bomb on the bridge, yet he can be attacked to halt his movement. He deals no damage to the player. If the Bulblin is damaged enough, it'll fall off of the bridge. If it is not hit by the bomb's explosion, it will simply walk off the bridge once it reaches the gap.
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*[http://www.smashbros.com/en_us/stages/stage05.html Stage confirmation]
  
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*In the background the ''Twilight Princess'' version of the [[Hyrule Castle]] is visible, which appeared as a playable stage in ''[[Super Smash Bros.|Smash 64]]''. Note that the ''Smash 64'' version of Hyrule Castle is the ''Ocarina of Time'' version of the castle.
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*Any player under or on the ledge of the bridge when it forms will be launched downwards.
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*If any items are by the explosion when it goes off, they will oddly disappear.
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*If one pauses and rotates the camera in a different angle, the gates that appear in ''Twilight Princess'' can be seen.
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*If King Bulblin appears on the left/right side sometimes, when he comes to destroy it again, he'll appear on the same side again side even though he would have to run back from the other side.
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*[[w:c:zelda:Bridge of Eldin|Zeldapedia's article on the Bridge of Eldin]]
   
 
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Latest revision as of 01:13, 2 February 2024

Bridge of Eldin is a stage in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate from The Legend of Zelda universe. The stage is based on the same location from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.

Stage Overview

Bridge of Eldin consists of a single flat walkway with no present lower blast line but walk-off blast lines at each end of the stage.

Occasionally, King Bulbin will ride from the side of the stage and inflict damage to anyone who he hits( with his arrival being indicated by a horn and sound of stampeding). He will also drop a bomb in the middle of the stage. After some time, the bomb will go off, dealing high horizontal knockback and damage to fighters close to it.

After the bomb explodes, the stage layout changes to include a chasm in the center of the stage, making it difficult for certain characters to traverse each side. After some time, a Twilight Portal will appear and span the gap, stage-spiking any fighter who was at the bottom of the stage at the time.

Tournament legality

The stage is almost always banned in competitive settings because it is possible to walk off into the blast line, which allows for camping and easy K.Os, especially since characters like King Dedede can chain grab opponents over the edge of the blast line with little difficulty. In addition, when the center of the stage is destroyed, players - especially those with great recoveries - can camp by moving from one end to the other.

Glitches

The Bridge of Eldin is known for various glitches involving using Final Smashes in the destroyed bridge area as the bridge reforms. One such minor glitch is if a character uses a Final Smash that suspends them in midair in this area while the bridge reforms around them, such as Donkey Kong's Konga Beat, they'll be able to move while airborne inside the bridge until they jump out of the bridge or fall through the bottom. The more notable glitches on this stage are the Puff Up Glitch, Diffusion Beam Glitch, and Golden Glitch.

Origin

BridgeofEldinTP

Bridge of Eldin as originally seen in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.

The Bridge of Eldin appears in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, which connects the north and south sides of Kakariko Gorge. During the events of the game, the bridge is rendered unusable due to the middle section being teleported atop Gerudo Mesa in Gerudo Desert via a Twilight Portal. Later in the game, Midna and Link recover and teleport the section back. In this stage, the middle section of the Bridge of Eldin isn't teleported away, but this stage does retain how the section of the bridge is teleported back via Twilight Portal. The overall design and surroundings of the bridge look very similar to how they appeared in Twilight Princess; however, the bridge has been greatly scaled down.

In Twilight Princess, King Bulblin is a mini-boss who duels Link across the Bridge of Eldin (as well as a few other locations). When King Bulblin gets damaged he leans back from the blow. When Link defeats him, he falls into the river below. In this stage, King Bulblin can be attacked, but he does not fall into the river. He does retain how he leans back from getting hit. A fanfare blares out from a horn when King Bulblin is about to charge across the stage. The sound matches the one made by King Bulblin at two points in Twilight Princess: first to call in reinforcements for the attack on Ordon Village, and later to alert the Bulblin Riders for the horseback battle against Link. Also in Twilight Princess are common enemies called Bulblins. In this stage, a Bulblin can be seen running across the bridge. He can fall off of the bridge when the midsection of the bridge gets destroyed or when a player attacks it enough times.

This stage is always set at sunset. This is likely a reference to how the time is always set at sunset when battling against King Bulblin on the Bridge of Eldin.

In The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, there is an item called a Powder Keg, which is a barrel that makes a powerful explosion when detonated. It is used to destroy large rocks or walls that block the path. In Twilight Princess, there are explosive barrels with white X's painted on them. These barrels, however, are not very powerful. The bomb that King Bulblin uses in this stage resembles the explosive barrels with the white X's in Twilight Princess, but is as powerful as the Powder Keg.

Gallery

Trivia

  • Occasionally, a lone Bulblin will run on to the stage, accompanying King Bulblin. He is usually knocked away from the bomb on the bridge, yet he can be attacked to halt his movement. He deals no damage to the player. If the Bulblin is damaged enough, it'll fall off of the bridge. If it is not hit by the bomb's explosion, it will simply walk off the bridge once it reaches the gap.
  • In the background the Twilight Princess version of the Hyrule Castle is visible, which appeared as a playable stage in Smash 64. Note that the Smash 64 version of Hyrule Castle is the Ocarina of Time version of the castle.
  • Any player under or on the ledge of the bridge when it forms will be launched downwards.
  • If any items are by the explosion when it goes off, they will oddly disappear.
  • If one pauses and rotates the camera in a different angle, the gates that appear in Twilight Princess can be seen.
  • If King Bulblin appears on the left/right side sometimes, when he comes to destroy it again, he'll appear on the same side again side even though he would have to run back from the other side.

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