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Revision as of 02:51, 10 April 2014
- This article is about the Final Destination in its Super Smash Bros. Wii U/3DS form. For other uses, see the disambiguation page, Final Destination.
Final Destination is a returning stage from the Super Smash Bros. Series. It is a special flat stage without any hazards of any kind. It is mainly used for people playing on the For Glory Mode against each other to show how good they are. The stage travels from Earth, above an ocean, to space where on the background the Earth and the Sun can be seen almost touching each other.
Design
the design of the stage is similar to its previous version. The big difference is that the stage is split in two parts. One blue calm part and one red lava-like part. Out of the bottom of the blue part are coming blue crystals while on the lava rock part there are coming strings filled with lava out of the bottom. This however has no effect during gameplay.
Gallery
Beginning of the stage
Final Destination version of Mario Galaxy
Final Destination version pf Battlefield
Final Destination version of Pyrosphere
Trivia
- Now in the For Glory online game mode, almost all stages have a "Final Destination" version, in which all stage hazards are removed, and the stage terrain is flat, just like in Final Destination.