Like Flat Zone before it, we’re not sure which of the two PictoChat stages will make it in. Seeing characters ping pong off the ceilings and floors made it a stage unlike any other and it shouldn’t be too hard to port over given its simplistic visuals. Yes, the Koopa Troopas were insanely powerful, but that was the charm of this retro stage.

It’s not impossible for it to come back, but why should it? It’s a mess of a battle where players don’t know where to land and where water is non-existent. Looking at it from afar makes it look simple and even peaceful. Flat Zone X from the Wii U features stage transformations from both making it the best option out of the three. It doesn’t make sense to bring back Flat Zone 2 for the same reasons Flat Zone 1 should get the boot. Ultimate will surely have its own version so there is no need for a duplicate. It already made its second appearance with Smash on Wii U and it helps that Delfino Plaza is getting a brand new remix in Ultimate! as a playable character makes it that much more important. It’s a great callback to one of the GameCube’s most memorable locales and the addition of Bowser Jr. This stage has too many reasons to come back. We already have a new Battlefield in Ultimate and there’s little reason to bring back another one, and from Brawl, no less. Brawl have not yet been seen in Ultimate.Īnother form of Battlefield.

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