One of the most iconic franchises included in the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Super Smash Bros. lineup is 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Legend of Zelda. In 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, there are a total of nine stages inspired by Link’s adventures across Hyrule, some from the earliest days of Super Smash Bro♈𒀰s. and others more recent additions.
While all of these Legend of Zelda stages give fans a fun experience, some are better than others. Whether you’re talking visual appearance, how well the stage references the game it was based on, or just how fun it is to play on, there are plenty of factors that go into dete꧒rmining which Zelda-inspired stage is the best.
9 Hyrule Cast𒈔le: Outdated
First is the worst, in this case. Hyrule Castle, the Zelda stage from the original Super Smash Bros., certainly is a classic entry, but its graphics can’t compete with the stages of later games. Intentionally matching the low-quality, boxy design of its firಌst appearance, Hyrule Castle simply looks outdated.
However, the stage’s layout provides plenty of options for attacking and maneuvering ꦍaround opponents, including towers or walls to throw opponent♛s against. Random tornados also spawn on the stage, adding an extra hazard to fight around.
8 🦂 Gerudo Valജley: Unmemorable
Originally from Super Smash Bros. for the 3DS, Gerudo Valley transports you to the desert as it appeared in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. In some ways, it feels like a cheap copy of Brawl’s Bridge of Eldin stage, copying✃ the same bridge destruction and rebuilding dynamic. Unlike the Bridge of Eldin stage, Gerudo Valley has extra platforms above the surface.
Design-wise, Gerudo Valley’s background has a great 3D effect, making it feel⭕ like you’re in the heart of the valley. That being said, its muted color scheme makes it less memorable than some of the other more colorful Zelda stages.
7 ♋ Great Plateau Tower: Simple And Small 💯
A recognizable icon from 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:🦩The Legend of Zelda: Breath o💙f the Wild, the Great Plateau Tower is the only ne💮w Zelda stage in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. While it is fun to have a stage nodding to Link’s most recent adventure, this stage is not as exciti🐭ng as some of the more dynamic Zelda arenas. It is also a little cramped, so battles on the stage feel chaotic rather than strategic.
The background of the Great Plateau Tower is straight from Breath of the Wild and the Old Man periodically stops by the stage, but there are minimal interac✅tions with the environment. T✃he only exception: you can break the top of the Sheikah tower.
6 Bridge of Eldin: Epic Background 🌟 🔯
First appearing in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the Bridge of Eldin stage is based on its 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess appearance. Though a flat stage, it is far from boring, containing one of the more u꧂nique stage dynamics: blowing up and rebuilding the center of the bridge periodically during your battle. Also, the background makes for fantastic for epic sunset screenshots.
However, since it is a flat stage, it is easier than 🌞some to launch your 🌌opponents off—or get yourself blasted out of the arena.
5 🉐 Spirit Train: Cute
Based on The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tr♕acks for the Nintendo DS, Spirit Train was a solid new stage addition for the 3DS version of Super Smash Bros. While you fight on a train, new train carts come and go, adding new challenges or advantages during combat. Be careful not to step off the train—you’ll get left behind and pulled off-screen.
F♈un Zelda detail about this stage: Link will drive the train, provided you or another player isn’t playing as one of his many versions.
4 Great Bay: Nost🐎algic Paradise
Great Bay returns to Ultimate from 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Super Smash Bros. Melee. Inspired by The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask, it features plenty of references to its source game, including the falling Moon in the background and the appearance of Tingle. There’s even a hidden Piece of Heart in roughly the same s🔯pot you can fin🌌d one in Majora’s Mask.
This stage has a lot going ꦿon, but provides plenty of nostalgia to Majora’s Mask fans, as well as Melee enthusiasts.
3 💙 Sk꧟yloft: Reference Gold Mine
The Zelda stage introduced in Super Smash Bros. for the Wii U, Skyloft takes you on a journey through Link’s home from 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. The stage travels across Skyloft, dropping you and your opponents to duke it out in different 🔯spots across the sky-bound settlement. Platform layout variations spice up combat, adding to the dynamic nature of this stage.
Skyloft is also one of the stages with t𝄹he most Legend of Zelda references, as each stop is a recognizable location you can visit in Skyward Sword. Beedle and Loftwings also soar in the background.
2 Pirate Shi🎐p: Dynamic Adventure
A stage based on The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, the Pirate Ship stage debuted in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. It features plenty of hazards: a catapult, enemy bombs, a shipwreck, and even a storm carrying the ship high෴ into the sky. Water surrounding the ship means that falling off the boat isn’t an instant KO, as long as you’re quick enough to climb back aboard.
Pirate Ship, with its varied environment💖 dangers, is one of the most entertaining Zelda stages to play on with friends.
1 🐲 Temple: Definitive Classic 🐎
Arguably the most recognizable Legend of Zelda stage, Temple was introduced in Super Smash Bros. Me🧜lee and continued to appear in most games in the series afterward, except for 🤡the 3DS installment. Its design takes inspiration from The Legend of Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link, and features Hylian text script reading “Smash Brothers” on the platforms.
Temple is massive, which can make it a difficult stage for quick battles. Its variety of platforms, wal𓄧ls, and ledges makes one of the best environments to battle▨ out of the entire Super Smash Bros. franchise.