Regular Fan Arenas

Brad

• A fleet of Airships from SMB3 would be a good arena.On one
  Airship,There will be a Bullet Bill cannon that randomly shoots at the
  fighters.On the second,A pipe that Hammer Bros.,Fire Bros.,Boomerang Bros.
  and Sledge brothers randomly come out of.On the third,Boom Boom,who
  counts as a fighter if he isn't already in the match.All three airships have
  a reactor on the outside.When a ship's reactor is destroyed,that
  airship gets sent crashing miles to the ground in smoke.If all three are
  destroyed,the match continues on Mushroom Kingdom level.

Bumblebee

• Autobot City from G1 is the place. The fighters begin the fight on a platform in front of the gates to Autobot City. They then take a tour as the platform moves around the city. First stop is in a large open area on the ground with no platforms. Look in the background and you'll see a few Autobots walking around. These Autobots are... Wheeljack, Windcharger, Ironhide, Hot Rod, Blur, and Trailbreaker. The platform comes back and then takes you to the top of a tall skyscraper. While battling you'll begin to here a siren. Look in the background and you'll see why the siren is wailing. The Decepticons attack. Things get more interesting when the platform takes you back down and places you on top of the gate. Explosions and laser blasts every where. The platform soon takes you took a long walkway in the city. You'll then randomly see Autobots and Decepticons go into battle. The fighters will have to fight each other while also trying not to be blasted out by Decepticons or even get ran over by the Stunticons or Blitzwing. Soon the platform takes you out of Autobot City to a nearby cliff. Where you can watch the battle at Autobot City and see the city tranforms into the large Autobot Metroplex and soon the battle is over between Decepticons and Autobots and the platform then takes the fighters back to where the match started and you then see Optimus Prime transform into a truck and drive away. Well I'm done... SEE YA!

catloverjohn

• Halfmoon
  Origin: Kirby Super Star/Kirby Super Star Ultra
  
  At the beginning of the fight, you will at first see Kirby or Meta Knight (whoever's not fighting at this time) making his wish to Nova. (For Kirby, Marx wishes to take over Pop Star. For Meta Knight, he wishes to fight Galacta Knight.) When this effect happens, you will be transported to the site where the final part to Milky Way Wishes/Meta Knightmare Ultra takes place.
  
  If Kirby isn't fighting, you will enter the interior of Nova first, then you fight near the Galactic Nova Nucleus. When Kirby destroys the Nucleus, the platform will warp to the area ??? where Marx is fought. When Marx is defeated, the platform will warp back to it's starting position for 15-30 seconds.
  
  When Meta Knight isn't battling foes, he makes his wish to become the strongest knight in the galaxy. The platform will be then sent to the place where Galacta Knight is fought. When Galacta Knight is defeated, the same effect takes place for when Marx is defeated by Kirby.
  
  If neither one is fighting, there is a 50/50 chance that either effect will happen.

Cralag

• Lief's Forest
  This stage is dark and mysterious. Once every two minutes, the stage randomly changes to any other stage for thirty seconds, then returns to it's original form.

Cyberknight

• A giant techno areana running through cyberspace. It has 3 obstacles that can really get on your nerves, and they are: 1: a clone of any random character besides the ones on the playing feild (the character will change from time to time). 2: a trap door, that if you get to close to it when it's open, it'll suck you in and K.O. you. 3: a freezing machine that turns on\off when hit 3 attacks.

Dark Sith

• Actually I have two arenas the first is the Animal Face-off lab
  just like in ssb 64 some thing comes out of the wall in this case there
  are virual animals the three are a lion(male!)
  a tiger and a rhino the lion inflicts 15% Tiger 10% rhino20% each
  dangerous. the second arena
  is geonosis occasionally geonosians will come out causing 12% also
  battle droids and super battle droids come out causing 23% in the back
  round you will see jedis(Mace Windu, obi-wan
  darth vader darth maul quigonn echuu and yoda will be ideas soon)

Digifanatic

• MXC Backcountry
  
  I dedicate this arena to all the fans of Most Extreme Elimination Challenge, undoubtedly the funniest game show ever! Anyways, this is how the arena works:
  
  Normal Arena: This is a simple, flat arena with a SSB Dream Land/SSBM Yoshi's Story/SSBM Fountain of Dreams-esque idea of three elevated platforms. BUT...it doesn't stop there, cuz when the giant Ken-O-Tron flashes, the arena will change into one of four different MXC events:
  
  Dope On A Rope: There will be the small grass area to the far left, and then the nine normal platforms. Sometimes, Ropers will come swinging by (watch for Captain Tenneal's calls), which can do decent damage if a combatant is hit by one.
  Sinkers And Floaters: Unlike the normal event, there are six stones with no entry or exit platforms present. The stones are of different sizes, and if too much weight by any object (fighter, item, Pokeball Pokemon, etc.) is on a single stone, it will sink. A sunken stone will not reappear for twenty seconds.
  Boulder Dash: This is the normal sloped platform used in the event, at about 3/8ths of its normal length seen on MXC. However, boulders still get tossed down at a good rate, causing decent to heavy damage and could trap a fighter behind, leaving them vulnerable to the left edge. The safety slits are, of course, unavailable to Stadium fighters.
  Dash To Death: This is a miniturized version of the normal course, and features a couple less obstacles, which are rearranged a little bit. From right to left, fighters must deal with the Grinder and then a pit. Sometimes, a Brain Buster will come down the gap in the top, and will fall on the right-hand edge of the second platform to the right. Above this platform, hanging off the top, are the three Swinging Nards Of Doom, each slightly resized. Next is another pit, leading to a harmless platform with the ever-famous Contraceptive Sponges. I f a fighter gets caught in these, it will slow them down, and usually takes a good jump or Up-B attack to get out. In the next pit is the Ejaculator trampoline, which leads to the final platform with more Sponges on the right hand side. Towards the left hand edge is the last obstacle, the Angry Dragon, which is much larger than any of the Nards and deals about 25-35% per blow.
  
  And there you have it! SSS and MXC all in one!

Dudeman

• My idea is Lucas' first match....
  
  LUCAS vs. TOON LINK
  BATTLE OF THE YOUNGINS'
  
  You guys can have the story written, because frankly, i have no ideas! Just make the Winner Lucas and have a cool SSE storyline mini-thing at the end. Also, the announcers should be GG and Navi
  
  thanx

Gorblax

• I think you should have Rainbow Road as an arena. Just like in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, there would be a chance of a starman flying by that a fighter could catch to become temporarily invincible, and ala Super MaRPGio, Exor could pluumet from the sky every so often, dealing heavy damage to all who get in the way and creating a temporary hole in the road.

iGuy22

• My idea is the the flying ghost ship owned by the Flying Dutchman from SpongeBob SquarePants. It looks like a pirate ship glowing with a green ghostly aura and is flying in the air. This stage has 3 parts to it. The first is the main deck, where the background flashes with lightning. Fighters can be knocked off the ship in this part of the arena. Also, cannons may fire at the fighters, causing 5% damage.There is an anchor that smashers can climb up and down, which hangs out from the left side of the ship. This anchor comes in handy when you are about to fall off the ship. If someone hits a door on the left side of the ship enough times, then the fighters will be sucked into the fighters will be sucked into the second part of the arena, the perfume shop. Smashers must dodge the harmful pink perfume clouds in this moving stage. The perfume clouds deal 3% damage for every second someone is caught in them. The perfume comes from realistic hands with spray bottles of perfume. These hands can be attacked to prevent perfume spray. The background is real people in a perfume store. When the smashers reach the end of the stage, there will be big french doors that open automatically, leading to the Dutchman's office.In this very small tier, fighters can use the Flying Dutchman's desk and chair as platforms. Smashers can also hit the door to a red locker-Davy Jones' Locker, to be exact-enough times to open it, and they can hurl other smashers in to the locker for 10% damage due to noxious fumes of smelly socks. Bookshelves and chests can also act as platforms. Soon lightning will strike and the fighters will teleport back to the main deck. This is the Flying Dutchman's arena.

Joel

• Arwing fleet: the fighters would have to jump from arwing to arwing to fight. awsome

Light Bear

• Another idea for another arena:
  
  Boss Tower (Kirby Series)
  
  At one point in almost every Kirby game, you are required to fight a bunch off previously fought bosses and/or mini-bosses. This level plays with this concept, specifically the level towards the end of Kirby's Adventure/Kirby: Nightmare in Dreamland where Kirby (or Meta Knight)has to plow through a tower of mini-bosses.
  
  The smashers begin at the top of this tower, overlooking all of Dreamland from its ridiculously-high roof. A large amount of space is given for fighters to battle each other, and the terrain is perfectly flat. The wind, blowing either right or left, might hinder smashers by driving them to the edge of the building. Occasionally, the smashers will be visited by Dyna Blade, a mother bird with a tough, metallic coating on her body. She will fly through, trying to strike the smashers.
  
  After about a minute and a half, the floor gives way, leading to the main event of the stage: the boss "fights". The smashers do not actually fight these bosses, but the bosses can add additional chaos to the battle. Every boss room has the same environment: flat ground, walls on both sides, and the only way to be KO'ed is through the top. One boss appears per room, and there is a total of eight different bosses. The tower is infinitely tall, so the bosses are eventually reused if the match lasts long enough. The boss that will appear in a room is random, although no boss will appear twice in a row. The possible bosses are:
  
  1)Lololo and Lalala: Hailing from the Adventures of Lolo series as well as the original Kirby's Dreamland are Lololo and Lalala. Unlike the other rooms, there are multiple platforms in this room, three of which can be passed through, hovering above the bottom. Lololo and Lalala will pass through, pushing blocks aross, hurting anyone they touch.
  
  2)Kracko: One of the more common Kirby bosses, this evil cloud attacks by either shooting electricity on smashers, pelting fierce rain upon smashers, and hurling Waddle Doos into the arena.
  
  3)Mr. Shine and Mr. Bright: A duo consisting of an animate moon and sun, respectively. One hovers in the air, harmless, while the other attacks the smashers. Both of them have charging attacks, but Mr. Shine hurls sharp boomerangs whereas Mr. Bright spews fireballs.
  
  4)Ice Dragon: A cute, plump little dragon that, oddly enough, spews ice instead of fire. Ice Dragon might spit out ice cubes at smashers or charge across the field. If it begins to stop the ground, sharp icicles will rain down on the smashers.
  
  5)Computer Virus: A somewhat unorthodox-though hilarious-foe from Kirby Super Star. Computer Virus consists of... a bunch of screens of retro RPG computer games. As smashers battle, a 2-D character will randomly jump in and out of its window. The smallest box will determine its remaining hit points (unlike other bosses, this one can be hurt. Hit points are just like in Stamina Mode). When these run out, a new 2-D character will appear. The upper-most box will provide random commentary on the battle, such as "Ike attacks!" or "23 damage points given to Wario!" or "Dancing Doll Cries!" There are five random 2-D characters. Note that none of them can actually move about, and that they are all just images:
  A)Slime: Does virtually nothing except jump out. When in its box, it might shoot a damaging star at smashers. Like anything else, it deals damage to anything it touches. Has 50 hit points
  B)Dancing Doll: Similar to slime except it shoots two stars instead of one. Has 75 hit points
  C)Witch: When it is box, it can either shoot three stars out, cast a freezing ice spell, or cast a burning fire spell. Has 150 hit points
  D)Evil Knight: When in its box, it can throw its sword across the stage, use an ice spell, or cause knives to rain from the sky. Has 175 hit points
  E)Red Dragon: The most powerful creature. It can utilize its fire breath or claws when in its box, as well as bringing about a powerful wind that blows claws at the smashers. Has 250 hit points
  
  6)Waddle Dee: A single Waddle Dee appears. He can be defeated in a single hit, and can only damage by touching someone.
  
  7)Cook Kawasaki: A chef with... unique culinary talents. This is the character from where Kirby's Final Smash originates. Kawasaki run about, tossing plates left and right, as well as using his extendable frying pan to capture and burn various smashers.
  
  8)Moley: A fairly recent boss character, Moley, a mole wearing a pair of shades and an ascot, will appear from one of three holes in the middle of the battle field. From here, he will throw either a random object (a wheel or stone, for example) to damage smashers or an actual item to help smashers. Occasionally, Mrs. Moley will appear instead of Moley. She is exactly the same as Moley except she has a bouquet of flowers on top of her head.
  
  The room the smashers are fighting in changes every minute and a half, when the floor again gives out. After every four boos rooms, the smashers will enter a room of three Maxim Tomatoes and no enemies. Here, smashers may relax or fight without concern of stage hazards...at least for 90 seconds.
• Smash Crater (Stadium Original)
  
  Another arena based off of a Stage Builder creation, although for this I have to thank my good friend Lunar Wolf.
  
  The arena itself is situated in, as one may conclude, a crater deep in the ground. The terrain is fairly basic. There are three levels, with the lowest in the middle and the highest on the outside. Each level overlaps each other. On each side is a tall, tall wall, extending as high as possible. In this way, it is only possible to be knocked out through the top. In the background, various layers of rock can be seen.
  
  There's not a whole lot to explain about this arena; three levels, no gimmicks, and the only way out is up. This basic fighting environment leads to simple, albeit lengthy, battle environments. It requires a lot of damage (upwards of 150%) before smashers will even get close to flying up and out.
• Drain (Stadium Original)
  
  This stage is based on a stage concept I used in the Stage Builder, but if I was given more options, it would probably come out something like this:
  
  The arena is set up in front of a jungle's waterfall. The arena itself is made from weathered rock jutting out of the waterfall (towards the waterfall's bottom). The main arena consists of a fair-sized platform, straight except for the small valley in the center. Floating above this platform are two platforms that can be jumped through or fallen through. On each side is one small platform centered above the main platform.
  
  The stage's primary gimmick (and the one from which the stage derives its name) is the center of the valley. If people walk on this central platform enough, the platform (which is simply a rock wedged between the two sides), the rock will fall out, temporarily exposing the bottom of the stage. If a smasher isn't careful, they can fall through and to the bottom row of platforms. These platforms are a trio of rocks jutting out from the pool at the waterfall's base. These rocks are all equally above the water and flat, and are also spaced evenly below the main platform, creating a level battlefield. However, it is harder to fight down here because the water level occasionally rises and lowers, and it will occasionally so high that the platforms cannot be walked on, threatening to drown smashers. After a brief period of the hole to the bottom being exposed, a new rock will fall down and block the hole, ensuring the smashers in the pool below are trapped. Should a smasher be unlucky enough to be hit by the rock as they soar through the air, they will be meteor-smashed straight to the bottom.
  
  The goal of the stage is to "not get plugged in," or, in other words, not to get trapped in the bottom, as the arena at the bottom (the three rocks) is a much more difficult arena to fight in (due to the unpredictability of the tide) in comparison to the top arena (which has much more room and, for the most part, is without its hazards. When fallen at the bottom, it is impossible to return to the top except if a smasher has extremely high damage and is knocked high enough or if a smasher uses an item to fly up. To knock a player out, they must be thrown out to the top or either side. Smashers can only be knocked out at the bottom by drowning on the bottom-most level.
  
  The roar of the waterfall is loud enough to block most cries smashers may make, although sound-based attacks still have total effectiveness. The stage itself is tinted by a bright orange hue as the sun sets in the background.
• Thousand-Year Door (Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door)
  
  The Thousand-Year Door... situated in the ruins under Rogueport, this door is said to hold a legendary treasure... a legendary treasure, in more ways than one, responsible for the fall of the old city. The door itself had been sealed shut by the seven Crystal Stars, but Mario and his friends re-opened the door in their quest to find the treasure and save Princess Peach from the X-Nauts.
  
  The Thousand-Year Door appears here close to its original appearance. The arena is large both vertically and horizontally. On the right side are some steps leading up to a smaller, slightly higher-up platform that leads to a door out. On the other side is a similar set up, except the stairs on this end have crumbled away, creating an unintentional third level, just an inch above the bottommost platform. In a slight deviation from its original form, smashers can be K.O.ed by being knocked off the top of the stage (the room originally had a roof, albeit a high one). Smashers can also be K.O.ed by being tossed out of the side doorways, although this is quite unlikely.
  
  As smashers fight, various characters pass through, or various events transpire:
  
  Sometimes, a Spinia (an odd little creature made of rotating disks) will dash along the floor from the left side to the right. It deals little damage, though it will interrupt any attacks.
  
  Since the area is so old, one can't help but expect it to be crumbling apart. For that reasoning, a chunk of stone or pillar may fall from the ceiling. Any smashers unlucky enough to be squished by these will recieve a fair amount of damage and become trapped in the ground.
  
  On occasion, an X-Naut will appear and charge from the right to the left. Its appearance is like the Spinia's, although the X-Naut moves slower, but has more power and knockback to its moves
  
  On very rare occasions, the Thousand-Year Door, cracked from its previous opening, will burst open, sending the Crystal Stars on it flying, and an eerie darkness will overtake everything. As smashers stumble about, their damage slowly begins to increase. In this eerie darkness, an evil grin can be seen, glowing in the darkness. After some time, the seven Crystal Stars appear, shimmering out of the darkness. The stars form a circle, slowly getting tighter and tighter. The darkness begins seeping back into the door, with the evil grin turned into a frown. Eventually, the Crystal Starts will return to their former spot on the door and the Thousand-Year Door will slam shut.
• Whirl Islands (Pokémon Gold/Silver):
  The home of Lugia, as well as the only place in Johto that Horsea and Seel can be found. The archipelago consists of four islands, though due to the setup of the Smash Bros. stages, only two are part of the arena.
  
  These two islands are fairly small, consisting of a small beach and a cave entrance, creating a rounded platform slightly higher than the beach level. These islands are a lengthy distance from each other, though smashers can hop across the three rocks in between to get the islands. If a smasher falls in the water, they can swim, though as always, they can only swim for a short period of time. Smashers should be wary of the water, as a whirlpool may suddenly appear, sucking in smashers for a one-hit K.O.
  
  On occasion, a Lapras may slowly swim across the stage from island to island, creating another platform and able to ferry smashers across the islands. Also, the tide may gently rise, lessening the room on the beaches of the islands.
  
  In the background, the sun can be seen shining brightly on the smashers. Sometimes a water Pokémon can be seen traveling in the background, though Lapras is the only one that can affect the battle.
• Viridian Forest (Pokémon series)
  Viridian Forest... one of the most well-known places in any Pokémon game or continuity. The place where Ash got his first two Pokémon. The region beginner trainers were challenged to travel through. The forest that served as Pikachu's haunt for the first two generations. Viridian Forest. Here, it has gimmicks loosely based on those from Red/Blue/Yellow and Gold/Silver/Crystal, the games it appeared in.
  
  From the far left side comes a row of trees. A smasher can walk through the tall grass or on top of the trees' tops, with the trunks in the background. The tops can be fallen through. and jumped through. Smashers can walk off-stage for a K.O. on either level. The tops are a considerable distance from the ground, but not ridiculously far. Some characters couldn't reach it, but better jumpers like Mario could.
  
  In the center of the stage, not too far from the left side, is a lone tree. This also has a platform made out of its top, but it also has a branch extending from the middle of the trunk. When jumped on, this branch sways a tiny bit, like the branch platforms in Melee's Onett. The top is slightly below the tops of the left side trees, and the leafy branch sticks out of the middle. The trunk to this tree is also in the background.
  
  On the far right side are more trees. Like the left side, these trees are clustered, and the canopy can be walked upon. However, the trunks are in the foreground, and players cannot walk through the trees nor can they fall from the canopy. There is another branch, leaning from the leftmost tree of the cluster. This branch is slightly higher than the central branch, and, unlike the center branch, it juts to the left rather than out towards the viewers. However, like the other branch, it will bounce when jumped on. The canopy level on the right is on the same level as that on the left.
  
  The stage does not come without its gimmicks. Most notably, the stage will change depending on the time of day of which it is fought, like Smashville. At night, Spinarak may come down from the canopy at the left side and weave a web there, creating a breakable barrier preventing smashers from being K.O.ed at that spot. In the day, a Ledyba may fly in and create a barrier of light at that side, serving the same role as Spinarak's Spider Web.
  
  Occasionally, a Weedle or Caterpie will climb up the leftmost tree of the right cluster, crawl to the edge of the branch, and form a Kakuna or Metapod (respectively) at the branch's bottom. If smashers jump on the branch enough, these cocoon Pokémon fall off, cracking open on the ground and respectively revealing Beedrill and Butterfree. Beedrill will shoot their stingers in the direction of the closest smasher, while Butterfree will release Stun Spore, paralyzing any smashers walking by it. The Weedle line comes out at night, while Caterpie's family will only appear in the day.
  
  Sometimes, a flock of four or five Spearow will fly out from between the trees or above the canopy of either side. These Spearow will deal small amounts of damage, but will topple over any smashers they pass by. During the night, the Spearow will be replaced by Hoothoot, which deal less damage and less knockback, but fly by at a slower rate, giving them time to deal more damage.
  
  Overall, the stage is not too large, yet not too small. A large amount of space, like that in the N64 stage Planet Zebes, is given between the canopy platforms and the out-of-bounds portion of the stage, thus preventing easy K.O.s at the top. In the background, a flock of Pidgey can occasionally be seen flying past.

MarioFanaticXV

• Black Hole- draws combatants into the center of the stage. If a
  combatant is sucked in, they lose the match, regardless of lives, time,
  KO's, stars, or any other score. In addition, astroids, broken
  spaceships, and even planets sometimes fall into the black hole, damaging any
  players they touch along the way. Damage is also unknown when fighters
  are fighting there, as the recording instruments are disrupted by the
  black hole's proximity, so they never know when they're close to losing a
  life!

musicboy311

• I think that Hollow Bastion should be an arena. It would be SIMILAR to the Castle Siege arena from brawl only difference is the arena hazards would be that a heartless appears beside a fighter while they are winning and it would grow stronger until the fighter get's at least 3 KO's then it would attack everyone in the arena for 30% damage times the # of lives left. Also, another hazard is that sometimes, Xemnas wil appear as another fighter but cannot be harmed! Plus, he will attack the fighter that has the highest damage percentage until he/she get's KO'ed.

Ness

• My new arena is Final Destination 2 where there are 2 moving platforms and a rare occasion of a stray star exploding on 1/3 of the stage

NiGHTS

• It's called Gameboy SP. It's just a big Gameboy SP, BUT WITH A HUGE TWIST! Depending on what game is inserted, the Gameboy transforms. When it's normal and shaking, jump, because the huge handheld will close soon. GAME EXAMPLES: Namco Museum, Fire Emblem, Wario Ware: Mega Microgame$, and Sonic Advance 2.

Someone M 3000

• It could be like a box, with a hole in the center of the floor, walls, and ceiling. The stage has these floating blobs of lava that
  float around the stage. There are a few platforms, that also float around. Every now and then, the stage rotates, causing blobs and platforms to speed up and slow down. blobs do 25% damage and can cause fighters to fly, and ricochet off walls, doing an additional 20% damage to the fighter and any fighters that touch them.

SSBM3001

•    Okay, about S M 3000's Idea of Nick, I have an arena for him:
  
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Speed

• I was thinking a Galexy World Tour or something ya know? Like you start at like one galexy ie:Good Egg and then you get to another galexy ie:Freeze Flame and so on and so forth.
• Or maybe a stage based on Tetris! you fight in the bottom of the pit and blocks and blocks will contantly fall on you! and the only way to die is to be squished by a tetris block!
• How about the Space Colony Ark!?!?! You fight on a platform infront of the Final Hazerd and you have to dodge th Eclipse Canon and those Egg Things it would rock!

Tucker

• Hey. It's me for the THIRD TIME. I think a cool arena would be The Forest from SMRPG. A few more are: Star Wolf's ship, Twilight Relm from Twilight Princess, Y'oster's Isle from SMRPG, Bowser's castle from various Mario games, Metropolis from Sonic games, Xavier's castle (I made that up), Brooklyn (from Brooklyn)

Wii Mushroom Penguin Man of the Fire Flower Nation

• Classic SMB Castle:It's basically two floors with a bridge in the middle that has lava below it and one moving platform above the middle of the bridge.The platform moves from the left of the bridge to the right.Sometimes an axe will appear on the right floor.When someone picks the axe up anyone on the bridge will plummet into the lava below because the axe miraculously cuts down the bridge.There is a wall on the right side of the stage.On the left there is no wall.There is a ceiling. In the background there are pictures of Bowser and there are balconies and doors.The floor,wall,platforms and ceiling are all made of stone.The bridge is red.