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Samus in the All-Star Rest Area for Super Smash Bros. Brawl
The All-Star Rest Area is an area found in Super Smash Bros. Melee and its sequel Super Smash Bros. Brawl. It is accessible in between matches in All-Star Mode and Boss Battles. In the area, the player can win trophies that appear at certain times, view trophies of characters that they defeated and lower damage using Heart Containers. On both stages, a teleporter is seen and when a player enters it, they will be teleported to the next battle.
Super Smash Bros. Melee[]
The All-Star Rest Area for Super Smash Bros. Melee resembles as if it was taken from the Kirby video games, as it features music and other items from the Kirby games. The stage resembles as a park, with a bench, fountain, and large lights in the distance. This level can be used on multiplayer via debug mode. The sky blue square is outside of the stage's geometry. The player must zoom out using Dolphin's free look in-order to view the square.
Super Smash Bros. Brawl[]
The one for Super Smash Bros. Brawl is slightly more original than that of Super Smash Bros. Melee. It appears in a dark cave with a big TV screen in the background. On the TV screen, the next character(s) that the player is about to fight is shown. More to the side of the stage, if you look closely, you'll notice a small lake with plants and a waterfall. In other words, there's a big dark grey box outside of the cave and a white ceiling on top when the camera's zoomed out.
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U[]
The All-Star Rest Area is different between the 3DS and Wii U versions. In the former, it is located in the remains of a destroyed temple, while in the latter, it is located in a large coliseum. In the latter, there is a ledge in the background where trophies of fighters that the player defeats will appear. Like in the two previous Super Smash Bros. games, trophies may appear in the rest area as a reward for winning a fight, and occasionally coins or character customization parts. The recovery items also include a Maxim Tomato and a Fairy Bottle as opposed to being limited to just Heart Containers in the previous games, of which there is now only one (two if all characters have been unlocked).
In the 3DS version, the stage gradually changes from dawn to dusk as the player gets closer to the end.
Trivia[]
- The music that plays in Melee's rest area is a remix of the Save Hut theme from Kirby Super Star's Great Cave Offensive subgame, which is itself a remix of the Float Islands music from Kirby's Dream Land.