Mario Circuit 1 (SSS)

:This article is strictly about how the Mario Circuit from Super Smash Bros. Brawl appears in Super Smash Stadium. For information about it in general, see w:c:supersmashbros:Figure-8 Circuit, mariowiki:Figure-8 Circuit, or mariowiki:Mario Circuit 1.
Mario Circuit 1 is an active stage on Super Smash Stadium. Debuting right around the release date of Super Mario Kart and on the Season 21 premiere, it was the 73rd to debut overall.
==Stage overview==
The stage takes place on a Mario Kart race track. The bottom is flat and has walk-off side kill zones, with the track running through the middle, while the three soft platforms at the top of the stage are another part of the track itself. Shy Guys drive all around the track; if you hit them, you will take moderate damage and knockback, although you can hit them too if you're skilled enough. When the Shy Guys are about to approach the top half of the track, you'll be warned about five seconds in advance.
==Changes==
None.
==In its own universe==
This stage does not appear to resemble any Mario Kart track in particular, but borrows elements from:
*Super Mario Kart: Mario Circuit 1 is the first track in the Mushroom Cup, and by extension, the entire Mario Kart franchise. It was also the first track in the very first ever Retro Grand Prix, done in Mario Kart DS, and it came back in Mario Kart: Super Circuit along with all other 19 SMK tracks. It's also in Mario Kart Tour.
*The layout may resemble Mario Circuit 2 from the same game.
*Mario Kart DS: Figure 8 Circuit is the first track in the Mushroom Cup for this game. If you're using DS Download Play and don't own a physical copy of the game, you are forced to play as a Shy Guy in a Standard SG; Shy Guy would not become a legitimately playable character until Mario Kart 7.
Finally, a Mario Circuit has appeared in every Mario Kart game to date (although the one in Mario Kart 64 was named "Mario RACEWAY" internationally). Every game starting with Mario Kart DS has also featured a remake of a past Mario Circuit in the Retro Grand Prix: as mentioned above, DS featured SNES Mario Circuit 1, while Mario Kart 7 featured SNES Mario Circuit 2. Mario Kart 8/Deluxe featured a drastically-redone GBA Mario Circuit with new-ish music, but Mario Kart Wii is the reigning king of Mario Circuits, with SNES Mario Circuit 3, N64 Mario Raceway, and GCN Mario Circuit all appearing alongside its own.
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