Ribbon Ring
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| Home stage of | Ribbon Girl |
"Ribbon Girl's exclusive concert venue is known for more than its great acoustics. The rising platforms in the center of the stage are always a big hit with the audience. This place can hold 50,000 and every last seat is filled with a Ribbon Girl fan!" —Official Description
Ribbon Ring is a stage in ARMS. It is affiliated with Ribbon Girl and as such is themed like a concert.
Appearance
The stage's floor is similar in appearance to a dance floor. The walls of the stage are adorned with lights and speakers. Ribbon Ring seems to not have fans anywhere on the stage, even though there are many people out in the audience waving pink glowsticks.
Layout
The stage is square in shape. In its center is a large grid made of blocks that will randomly rise out of the ground, becoming unreachable without jumping at points. The raised platforms disappear when hit by ARMS.[1]
Some boxes that make up the rising platforms are darker and have Ribbon Girl's logo on them. These boxes require two hits to break. Others will be colored, indicating that they contain an Item that will activate when their box is broken. The color of the box will change to match the color of the item inside.
A new wave of blocks can spawn underneath the current wave even if they are not destroyed. However the blocks will never exceed two layers and a following wave will never spawn while a second layer is still present or if too many blocks on the first layer are still present.
Related Badges
- Main article: Badge Stash
| Description | Reward | Design | Unlock Criteria |
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| While fighting in Ribbon Ring, 100 light boxes broke on the stage in one round. They won't just stop coming! |
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Break 100 light boxes in a single round at Ribbon Ring. |
Version History
| Version history | ||
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| 1.0.0 | Added to the game. | |
| 1.1.0 | Fixed issue where ARMS such as the Chakram would pass through the purple light boxes in the stage. | |
Gallery
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The stage with some of the floor elevated.
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The center of the stage rising...
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...and portions continuing to rise.
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The platforms rise.
Trivia
- Ribbon Ring was first shown in a Nintendo Direct on April 12th, 2017 and later fully revealed by the ARMS Twitter feed on May 9th, 2017.[2]
- Since items are found within the raising boxes, this is the only stage where item drones don't spawn. (with the exception of dropping items between waves in 1-on-100)
- This is the only stage where fans are present, but not discernable in terms of their preferred fighter.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | リボンリング Ribon Ringu |
Ribbon Ring |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 絲帶擂台 Sīdaai Lèuihtòih |
Ribbon Ring |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 丝带擂台 Sīdài Lèitái |
Ribbon Ring |
| Dutch | Discodome | Disco Dome |
| French | Studio Ribbon | Ribbon Studio |
| German | Ribbon Ring | Ribbon Ring |
| Italian | Arena Disco | Disco Arena |
| Russian | Риббон-Ринг Ribbon-Ring |
Ribbon Ring |
| Spanish | Discolátero |
References
- ↑ Nintendo of America. "ARMS – Nintendo Direct 4.12.2017", retrieved on 2017-05-09.
- ↑ @ARMS_Cobutter[1],retrieved 2017-05-07.
| Stages in ARMS | |
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| Arenas | Buster Beach • Cinema Deux • DNA Lab • Mausoleum • Ninja College • Ramen Bowl • Ribbon Ring • Scrapyard • Sky Arena • Snake Park • Sparring Ring • Spring Stadium • Temple Grounds • Via Dolce • [NAME REDACTED] |
| Other | ARM Getter • V-Ball • Hoops • Skillshot |