Tails | Knuckles | Cream | Espio | Charmy | Vector | Mighty | Ray | Classic Ray | Modern Ray If anyone happens to have any of the offline content I would greatly appreciate a download link so I can add it to the collection.
The vulture that was present in the original version has been removed, though its sprites are still within the sprite file, while a "CAUTION: Australia" signpost has been added that appears at the far left of the stage.If this thread's title or the logo above wasn't any indication, it contains content from SEGA's Sonic the Hedgehog series.Īlso, I won't be accepting fan characters, fan characters have their own thread here. I mainly want to stick with things from the games, cartoons, and comics, though some exceptions may apply (Examples: Time Flux Sonic, Ashura/Glitch Sonic).Īlso any offline content I'm aware of will be displayed like this. Outside of flipping each of the stage's graphics vertically, the inverted effect is produced by setting the stage's zoffset to a low value in order to place the characters at the top of the screen, setting the reflection intensity parameter to its highest value and disabling vertical camera movement although part of the floor graphic was placed in the foreground in an attempt to hide the actual characters, it is still possible to partially see them in certain locations, especially if either character's sprites go below the stage floor. In M.U.G.E.N, Desert Road has been made by Cenobite 53 under the name of "The Flash Stage" and Reginukem under the name of "Desert Route" an edit to Reginukem's version by Duke of Corvus changes the name to "Australia" and uses reflection tricks to give the illusion that the stage has been flipped upside down.ĭuke of Corvus' edit is practically identical to the original version, though it is made to appear as if the entire stage is inverted in reference to the Meanwhile in Australia meme, which typically depicts everything being upside down as a joke towards Australia being in the southern hemisphere of the Earth. Set during a thunderstorm, Desert Road features a stretch of road situated next to a large chasm, with a dead tree occupied by two vultures and small patches of grass running alongside it, as well as two coyotes that can be seen sitting on a rock pile at the leftmost region of the stage, with one of them occasionally howling and the other panting the other side of the chasm consists of almost completely barren land, save for a few mountains or hills that are scattered across it. Desert Road (also known as The Flash's Stage) is a location from the Super Nintendo Entertainment System version of Justice League Task Force, serving as the home stage of The Flash it is replaced by the Flash Museum in the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis version of the game.
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