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Kalos Pokémon League
GMKalosLeague
Klinklang is about to feel the full force of Pikaman's Zangief impression on GarchompMatt's Kalos Pokemon League

Creator

EXShadow

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EXShadow's version
GarchompMatt's edit

Kalos Pokémon League is the Pokémon League of the Kalos region, situated north of Victory Road in the middle of Routes 21 and 22. It makes an appearance as a selectable stage in both Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Having defeated all eight of the region's Gym Leaders and earned their respective Gym Badges, the Pokémon League stands as the final test for any Pokémon Trainer wanting to become the region's next Pokémon Champion; Trainers must first defeat the League's Elite Four, which consists of Malva, Siebold, Wikstrom and Drasna, before challenging the region's current Pokémon Champion, Diantha.

In M.U.G.E.N, Kalos Pokémon League has been created by EXShadow under the name of 'Pokemon Gym', which in turn was edited by GarchompMatt to allow the stage to work in versions of M.U.G.E.N prior to M.U.G.E.N 1.1. It is directly based on Kalos Pokémon League Ω from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and appears to use graphical assets from it.

EXShadow's version[]

Pokemon Gym
1.1
EXShadowKalosLeaguePreview
This stage does not feature any music

Animated

Yes

Parallax

Yes

Zoom in

1

Zoom out

0.66

Super Jump

Yes

Resolution

High

EXShadow's version, despite being named 'Pokemon Gym', is effectively a replica of the Kalos Pokémon League Ω stage from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, complete with graphical assets that have seemingly been ripped directly from the game itself. The stage features a slight tint that brightens the entire stage, as well as animation in the form of various torches in the background, a flowing blue ring on top of the main platform, a flowing cyan ring around the sides of the main platform and a column of light that periodically shines down on the very centre of the main platform. Although the stage isn't particularly wide, it is fairly tall, allowing for visibility of Super Jumps and subsequent air combos in combination with its lenient camera zoom; because of the camera zoom, as well as the scaledeltas used as part of the stage's parallax, Pokemon Gym will only function properly in M.U.G.E.N 1.1.

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GarchompMatt's edit[]

Kalos Pokemon League
EXShadowKalosLeaguePreview
'Battle! (Elite Four)' from Pokémon X and Y*

Animated

Yes

Parallax

No

Super Jump

Yes

Resolution

High

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This edit is visually identical to the original, though features such as camera zoom and parallax with scaledeltas have been removed in order for the stage to function properly in versions of M.U.G.E.N that predate M.U.G.E.N 1.1; to compensate for the lack of camera zoom, the stage camera's vertical boundaries have been increased significantly.

Pokémon
Generation I Pokémon AlakazamBeedrillBellsproutBulbasaurCharizardCharmanderCharmeleonDiglettPoliwrathDittoDoduoEeveeFlareonGastlyGengarGyaradosHaunterJigglypuffJolteonKoffingMagikarpMagnemiteMagnetonMarowakMewtwo (Mega Y) • MukNidokingOmanyteOnixPikachuPsyduckRaichuSnorlaxWeepinbellWeezingWigglytuff
Generation II Pokémon CelebiChikoritaEnteiFeraligatrHeracrossLugiaScizorTyranitarUmbreonWobbuffet
Generation III Pokémon BlazikenBreloomDeoxysFlygonGardevoirKyogreMawileMiloticRayquazaRegiceRegisteelSceptileTorchicZangoose
Generation IV Pokémon ArceusDarkraiDialga & PalkiaGalladeGarchompGiratinaGlaceonLucarioMismagiusMunchlaxPachirisuPorygon-ZRampardosRioluRotom
Generation V Pokémon AudinoChandelureDurantKlinklangKrookodileKyuremLilligantMienshaoOshawottScolipedeSolosisStunfiskZoroark
Generation VI Pokémon ChespinClauncherGreninjaHonedgeSylveon
Generation VII Pokémon Incineroar
Humans & Misc. Pokémon Characters GhostMayMissingNo.PikamanRedTwo Two
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Super Smash Bros.
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Melee Characters BowserDr. MarioGanondorfMarthMewtwoMr. Game & WatchPeachZeldaRoy
Brawl Characters Diddy KongKing DededeLucarioLucasMeta KnightPokémon Trainer (Charizard) • R.O.B.SnakeSonicToon LinkZero Suit SamusWario
3DS/Wii U Characters Bowser Jr.CloudDuck HuntGreninjaLittle MacMega ManPac-ManRyuWii Fit Trainer
Ultimate Characters Banjo & KazooieDaisyDark SamusIncineroarKazuya MishimaKenKing K. RoolRidleySephirothSimon BelmontSteveTerry Bogard
Boss Characters DraculaGiga BowserMaster HandMetal FacePorkyRayquazaRidley
Other Characters AshleyMetal MarioMega Mewtwo YPikamanSandbagUltimate ChimeraWario-Man
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