|
This article is a production of St. Clair Publications Do not edit without the permission of User:Alexs23743 unless you are correcting spelling or grammar errors, a bad translation, or an egregious factual error. |
- This article is strictly about how Infinite Glacier appears in Super Smash Stadium. For information about it in general...you might be out of luck.
| Infinite Glacier (SSS) | 
|
|---|---|
| |
| Home Universe: | other Nintendo |
| Canon Debut: | Ice Climber, NES, 1985 |
| Character that debuted with it: | Ice Climbers |
| Item that debuted with it: | Bumper |
| Assist Trophy character that debuted with it: | Saki Amamiya |
| Poké-Ball Pokémon that debuted with it: | Abomasnow |
| SSS Debut: | April 12, 1976 |
| Crate/Barrel Type: | Regular wood |
| Previous Stage to Debut: | Excitebike |
| Next Stage to Debut: | Castle Siege |
| Music: | |
| Ice Climber Medley (Mêlée)
Balloon Fight bonus levels | |
| In a canon Smash game? | yes |
| Canon Smash Debut: | Super Smash Bros. Mêlée |
Infinite Glacier is an active stage on Super Smash Stadium. It debuted close to the end of Season 4 and was the 28th stage to debut.
Stage overview[]
Difficult to describe. The location of everything changes every time the stage is played on! The stage is made up of various arrangements of scaffolding (soft platforms) as well as the occasional floating rock (hard) and ice blocks (hard, can be destroyed). The stage constantly scrolls up, occasionally very fast. It stops or scrolls down on some occasions.
Every now and then, Topis appear (with their Yeti-like appearance even on Japanese versions of the show) as well as Polar Bears, who stomp the stage downward.
Because of the nature of the stage, Meteor Smashes are useless here, as is Pikachu's down special.
Changes[]
None.
Notable playings[]
- On two Big Money Smashes, the stage offered a $250,000 jackpot with an unusual stipulation: The time limit was 15 minutes, and once the clock reached the 12:30 mark, the contestant would begin to lose $10,000 every 30 seconds. On the first playing (Episode 4201-2, October 16, 2013), the contestant won $30,000 in this way, but on the second playing (Episode 4506-5, October 28, 2016), the contestant won $210,000 and now holds the current record for the highest winnings in show history.
- For 2016's April Fool's Day special, a beach setting was used.
In its own universe[]
Infinite Glacier is a, well, infinite representation of the mountains that the Ice Climbers must climb in their home game.
