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Order's Sanctuary is the new stage for the Final Fantasy cast in Super Smash Bros. Amplified .
Stage Layout[]
The stage is similar to Battlefield, but the stage platforms and base shrink and grow slightly and harmoniously. Outside of that, there is nothing else. The ceiling height and blast zone areas are completely identical to Battlefield. The background is the rest of the stage viewing the grind rails and the area where Cosmos is seen.
Origin[]
This stage is taken from the PSP releases of Dissidia Final Fantasy. This area is where Cosmos resides during the thirteen cycles and the Warriors of Cosmos are summoned here to fight for her. Cloud Strife in the 13th fighting cycle and Bartz Klauser were both Cosmos's warriors in the Dissidia games on the PSP.
Music[]
This stage has a default of 15 tracks with a total of 20 tracks without music swapping.
| Remix? | Title | Arranger | Composer | Description | Origin | Version Used |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No | Battle | Original | Nobuo Uematsu | Plays during all battles. | Final Fantasy | Final Fantasy (NES/Famicom) |
| Yes | The Rebel Army | Yoko Shimomura | Nobuo Uematsu | Theme of the Rebel Army that Firion joins. | Final Fantasy II | New Arrangement |
| Yes | This Is the Final Battle | Nobuo Uematsu | Theme Crystal Tower | Final Fantasy III | New Arrangement | |
| No | Battle With the Four Fiends | Original | Nobuo Uematsu | Normal Boss battle theme | Final Fantasy IV | |
| No | Battle 1 | Original | Nobuo Uematsu | Final Fantasy V | Final Fantasy V (Super Famicom/SNES) | |
| Yes | Clash on the Big Bridge | Nobuo Uematsu | Nobuo Uematsu | An orchestra/rock mix that keeps close to the original. | Final Fantasy V | New Arrangement |
| No | Decisive Battle - Final Fantasy VI | Takeharu Ishimoto | Nobuo Uematsu | Normal Boss theme remix found in Dissidia Final Fantasy | Final Fantasy VI | Dissidia Final Fantasy |
| No | Fight On!/Those Who Fight Further | Original | Nobuo Uematsu | The regular boss battle theme. Has both international and Japanese names. | Final Fantasy VII | Final Fantasy VII (console) |
| No | Let the Battles Begin/Those Who Fight | Original | Nobuo Uematsu | The regular monster battle theme. Has both international and Japanese names. | Final Fantasy VII | Final Fantasy VII (console) |
| No | One Winged Angel | Original | Nobuo Uematsu | The fight theme played during the Safer Sephiroth fight. | Final Fantasy VII | Final Fantasy VII (console) |
| No | The Man with the Machine Gun | Original | Nobuo Uematsu | Normal battle theme of Laguna's party. | Final Fantasy VIII | Final Fantasy VIII (console) |
| Yes | Festival of the Hunt/Hunter's Chance | Nobuo Uematsu | Plays during Festival of the Hunt. Has both international and Japanese names. | Final Fantasy IX | New Arrangement | |
| Yes | Enemy Attack | Junya Nakano | Normal Battle theme | Final Fantasy X | New Arrangement | |
| No | Iron Colossus | Original | Naoshi Mizuta | Theme of Odin. Also for Shantotto in Wings of the Goddess | Final Fantasy XI | Original |
| No | Esper Battle - FF12 | Takemaru Ishimoto | Hitoshi Sakamoto | Dissidia 012 remix of the Esper Battle in FF12. | Final Fantasy XII | Dissidia 012[duodecim] Final Fantasy |
| No | Stand Your Ground | Original | Yoko Shimomura | Battle theme for FFXV | Final Fantasy XV | Original |
Trivia[]
- This stage replaces Midgar due to Bartz Klauser being the second Final Fantasy character.
- The music is licensed more than the previous game due to Square Enix's in-house tools being used for the game and Square Enix contributing to the game's development.