The circus stage from Marvel vs Capcom 2. The music just makes the stage even better. Oh, and WarioWare Inc from Super Smash Bros.
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At 6/7/25 09:46 PM, Youtakk wrote:
skullgirls always delivered on memorable stages. But there’s something about Ms. fortune’s stage that gives off that beautiful urban vibe. All the stages are beautifully detailed to give off a lively atmosphere. And shows how vital stages are even if they are just set pieces. Not only are they vital for the character’s lore, but world building as a whole. As for the music, The Fish Man’s Dance is such a vibe and fits Ms. Fortune’s character very well. It’s just neat :)
WOW! It's beautiful! Also decided to look at that theme and it sounds so good and fits really well with that stage like you said. It's a nice discovery you shared to me. Could check out the rest of the Ost of that game later.
At 6/8/25 04:44 AM, VictorVonVice wrote:Capcom vs Snk 2 had the right theme when it came to its stages. Big ass world wide fighting tournament event which felt like a big party celebration and each stage has its charm. Then you had the final boss stage which goes the opposite route with its osaka tower rooftop with the rain throwing down hard
Yeah! Quite some cool stages in that game after playing some games of it in the Capcom Fighting Collection 2. My fav would have to be Nairobi, Kenya for taking place DURING A RALLY RACE like, it's so thrilling and dangerous for a memorable fighting stage and the London one with that theme song is just perfect.
At 6/8/25 02:54 PM, OozeBloom wrote:
I think Infinite Azure is still one of the most stunning fighting stages of all time
Indeed! Simple, yet marvelous with that scenery and that theme that combines so well with the vibe.
