Super Smash Bros. Great Fray/Stages

These are the stages that appears in Super Smash Bros. Great Fray. There are old and new stages from various Nintendo franchises, and each of them have a Omega version which give makes the stage lack of gimmicks and hazard, but not all are flat like the Final Destination unlike in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
While not all stages have one or two bosses, the Stage Boss will only appears in the Boss version, unlike in previous Super Smash Bros. games where the bosses would disrupt the gameplay at any moment. The Stage Bosses are also faced in Classic Mode, in a Final Battle in Smash Run, in Smash Quest and in Boss Arena, where these Bosses are faced in their home stages.
Stages with name that are bold means the stage needs to be unlocked first.
(All stages are arranged by reveal order.)
===New Stages===
Stage & Series	Description
Super Smash Bros.	
A flat and medium stage with no hazards and a beautiful scenery in the universe. You will eventually even see pixilized travel where you sees multiple memorial battles, from the old Nintendo games to the new one. This is also where you fight the Smash Hands as well as the dreaded Master Core.
Bosses: Master Hand, Crazy Hand and occasionally, Master Core.
Fatal Confrontatinon
Super Smash Bros.	
A rather infernal looking and unstable stage that starts with being flat, started to have parts of the platform rising up or dropping down momentarily. It is actually the home place of Crazy Hand, and at the end of Classic Mode, you will face him and Master Hand...and maybe the even more dreaded Crazy Core.
Bosses: Crazy Hand, Master Hand and occasionally, Crazy Core.
Super Mario 3D World
Super Mario series	
You start with the Super Bill Hill area where you break boxes, catching up Rabbits and Big Rabbits for items, then at Shadow Alley Play where you can only see the shadows of everything for about 15 seconds, Sunshine Seaside where you swin through water and throw coconuts at your opponents and finally, at Shimmering Lava Lake, where there are lava lakes where the players must avoid falling on, or else having 100% damage and you will be instantly K.O.. After this, you will return into Super Bill Hill and the cycle restarts.
Bowser's Castle
Super Mario series	
Lost Woods
The Legend of Zelda	
Ironeo Battle Tower
Pokemon series	
Old Odyssey
Kirby series	
Hornet Hole
Donkey Kong series	Boss: Queen B. and King Zinger
Homecoming Hijinks
Donkey Kong series	
Glittertown
Wario Land series	
Classic Mountain
Ice Climbers series	
Space Pirate Mother Ship
Metroid series	
Pictochat Remix
Pictochat series	The remix of previous incarnations of Pictochat from previous Super Smash Bros. games.
Titania
Star Fox series	Boss: Goras
Clu Clu Land
Clu Clu Land	
Excitebike
Excitebike	
Weyard 	Boss: Saturos and Menardi
Wingo's Watchtower
Super Mario series	
Swapnote
Swapnote series	
Lorule Castle
The Legend of Zelda series	
Death Egg
Sonic the Hedgehog series	Boss: Death Egg Robot
Gear Fortress
Mega Man series	Boss: Robot Masters
WarioWare D.I.Y.
WarioWare series	
S.S. Raijink
Wario Land series	
Bowser's Wolly Castle
Yoshi series	The arena is round, thus the only way to knock out a fighter in a percentage match is to launch it upward, to a Danger Wollyball or on Baby Bowser's attacks when the fighter's % is 100% or over.
Villager's Home
Animal Crossing series	
Tower of Valni
Fire Emblem series	Boss: Cyclops
Star Rush
Mario Party series	
NES Remix
NES Remix series	
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