Stages & My Music!! (XELAWL)

The **Starter Stage-Select Screen**The **Complete Stage-Select Screen**
(With all the stages unlocked)
**DLC SELECT-SCREENS**

**The Starter Stage Select-Screen without any DLC Stages****The Starter Stage Select-Screen with all the DLC Stages****The Stage Select-Screen with all stages and without any DLC Stages****The Stage Select-Screen with all stages unlocked and with all the DLC Stages**
Link to **XELAWL Megamixer 23'**s main page!!

## **List of Stages**

Just like with the playable characters, any stage that has an **¤** underneath its "origin", indicates that the stage is unlockable. While stages that have a **DLC** underneath its "origin", indicates that the stage is avalible through DLC.

**Amile Forest**
(Fin Fin on Teo the Magic Planet)
**DLC****Ancient Ruins**
(The Jungle Book (1967))
**¤****Asakusa Shopping District**
(Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus)**Big Battlefield**
(Super Smash Bros. for Wii U)
**¤****Bokstavs Slätten**
(Fem Myror är fler än Fyra Elefanter)
**DLC****Bootlegger Boogie**
(Cuphead)**Fountain of Dreams**
(Super Smash Bros. Melee)
**DLC****Garreg Mach Monastery**
(Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)
**¤****Gustavo's Cathedral**
(XELAWL Megamixer 23)
**¤****Gustavo's Cathedral (Darkness)**
(XELAWL Megamixer 23)
**¤****Gustavo's Cathedral (Heaven)**
(XELAWL Megamixer 23)
**¤****Hall of Reflection**
(Ys Origin)**Hoopsie Legends**
(Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout)**Hyrule Castle**
(Super Smash Bros.)
**¤****Inlet Grotto**
(Pokémon Scarlet & Violet)**Jubilife Village**
(Pokémon Legends: Arceus)
**¤****King of Fighters Stadium**
(Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)
**¤****Kongo Jungle**
(Super Smash Bros.)
**DLC****Lahui Beach**
(Lilo & Stitch)**Mario Galaxy**
(Super Smash Bros. for Wii U)
**DLC****Megamix Mania**
(Crash Team Racing: Nitro-Fueled)
**¤****Moai**
(Gradius ReBirth)**Mute City**
(Super Smash Bros. Melee)
**¤****Nanyo Academy**
(Ikki Tousen)**Neo Pleistocene Plains**
(Speculative Evolution)
**¤****NPC Warzone**
(XELAWL Megamixer 23)
**¤****Perilous Pastures**
(Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure)**Plateau of Leng**
(Lovecraft)
**¤****Powerpoint Presentation**
(Microsoft Powerpoint)**Railroad Plains**
(Digimon Adventure 01)**Ring of Arcade**
(Street Fighter V: Champion Edition)**Rukongai**
(Bleach)
**¤****Spiral Mountain**
(Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)
**¤****Summit**
(Super Smash Bros. Brawl)
**¤****Tartarus**
(My Hero Academia)
**¤****The Lost Island of the Kanto-Region**
(Pokémon Red & Green Beta-Version)**The Sun Disk**
(League of Legends)**Thinkin' Things Galaxy**
(Thinkin' Things Collection 2)
**¤****Titan**
(Avengers: Infinity War)**Tong Gate**
(Dynasty Warriors)**Tree of Dreams**
(Genshin Impact)**Troupple Pond**
(Shovel Knight)
**DLC****Ultratech industries**
(Killer Instinct (2013))
**DLC****Unleashed New York City**
(Godzilla: Unleashed)
**DLC****White Castle in Duel Masters Land**
(Duel Masters)
**DLC****Whole Cake Island**
(One Piece)
**¤****Wrestlemania 33**
(World Wrestling Entertainment)**Wyndon Stadium**
(Pokémon Journeys)**Zadar**
(Temtem)

## **My Music**

Just like in **Super Smash Bros. Ultimate** and **Super ARC Ultimate Showdown**. The player is able to adjust what songs will play on the stages and how high the likelihood of them playing. It is not known how many songs there will be in total. Though due to the lower amount of stages, the amount of songs will likely be lower. Songs that have a **¤** next to it indicated that the song is unlockable. Though the unlockable songs for an unlockable stage (that are not tied to an Event Ladder Battle or something similar) will not be avalible until the stage itself has been unlocked. All the DLC stages has all of their unlocked from the beginning.

### **Menu Music**

Just like in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. The player can also adjust which songs that will play on the menus as well. These songs will be played outside of battles and modes with their decided themes.

2. Menu - Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
3. Menu 2 - Super Smash Bros. Melee
4. Menu Theme - Super Smash Bros. **¤**
5. Main Menu Theme B - Super Street Fighter IV
6. World Tour Map (All Over The World) - Street Fighter 6**DLC**
7. Main Menu - Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3
8. Extra Menu Theme - Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Cross Generation of Heroes **¤**
9. Main Menu Medley - Mario Kart Wii **¤**
10. Pick the Rules - Mario Party 8
11. Title Screen - Kirby Star Allies **¤**
12. Main Menu - Pokémon Colosseum
13. Title Theme - WarioWare: Smooth Moves
14. She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain - Lemmings (Amiga) **¤**
15. Main Menu - Mortal Kombat 1**DLC**
 * Total amount of songs: **14**
* Unlockable songs: **6**
* DLC Songs: **2**

Combining the amount of songs on the stages and on the menu (both game-game and DLC). There are a total amount of **640** songs, with **200** of them being unlockable through various means and **125** are DLC.

## **Stage Trivia**

* Despite "Inlet Grotto" listed as being from Pokémon Scarlet & Violet. It still has plenty of music from a completley unrelated franchise, due to being the location **Sunny Starscout** and her friends ended up in when they were transported to Paldea in "Sunny's Adventure in Paldea".
* Battlefield was the first stage that was brought over from the actual Super Smash Bros.-games and also the first unlockable stage that was confirmed for this game. On top of that, Battlefield was also the first stage to have one of its song moved over to a different game-mode. However, on the 28:th of February 2023, it was replaced by "Big Battlefield". Because of the confirmation that all the stages would be compatable with 8-Player Battles.
	+ Hyrule Castle was the second unlockable stage that was confirmed and the second stage to be brought over from the actual Super Smash Bros.games.
		- It was later followed up by "King of Fighters Stadium", "Mute City", "Spiral Mountain", "Summit" and "Garreg Mach Monastery", "Kongo Jungle", "Fountain of Dreams" and "Mario Galaxy".
	+ "Ixaocan" is the second stage to be outright replaced. Its replacement is "The Sun Disk". The reason for this is because "Ixaocan" would be too similar to "Ancient Ruins".
* "Asakusa Shopping District" is the first stage to be carried over from Super ARC Ultimate Shodown (alpha 22).
	+ It was later followed by "Wrestlemania 33".
	+ Even later it was followed by "Hoopsie Legends".
	+ Later still, it was followed up by "Railroad Plains".
	+ After that, it was followed by "Thinkin' Things Galaxy".
	+ After that, it was followed by "Plateau of Leng".
* "NPC Warzone" is the first stage to not be confirmed alongside a playable character.
* "Microsoft Powerpoint" is the first stage to have its name changed after it was officially confirmed. Now it is known as; "Powerpoint Presentation".
* "Titan" is the first stage that gets changed from an Unlockable Stage to a Starter Stage.
* "Ring of Arcade" was the first stage to be confirmed in "wave 3". It was confirmed alongside **Sheep**.
	+ At a much later date, **Sheep** and **Cows** ended up getting their own stage along with **Hastur**.
* "Tartarus" is the first that is not avalible alongside the starter-character that it belongs to (**Nejire Hado**).
* "Jubilife Village" is the first known stage to have recieved additional songs after it was officially confirmed.
	+ It was later followed by "Spiral Mountain".
	+ During the second season of DLC, it was followed up by "WrestleMania 33". Recieving two additional songs as DLC.
	+ "Mario Galaxy" also had some songs replaced when **Opaliwking** was confirmed.
* "The Lost Island of the Kanto-Region" is the real final stage that was confirmed for the starting line-up. After the character-roster and thus the stage-roster was expanded to include more stuff after ARC recieved feedback from his friends. It is also the stage that currently has the most songs with **20**.
	+ It was later followed by "Mario Galaxy" who also have **20** songs.
* The random-button on the stage-select-screen that contains all the stages (after all the DLC stages purchased) looks different from the other ones. This could be a simple over-sight or a leak, though nothing has been confirmed as of now.