Stages

The stages in each Lawl serve as the battlefields for its characters to fight on, with most characters, if not all, getting a unique stage from the source they originate from.

Stages are usually showcased in their own videos separate from regular movesets. They're shown off one at a time, giving a general idea of the layout, a preview of any stage hazards, and showing off the various music for each stage by playing a small portion of each tune while showing the stage off. A character's stage is usually shown during their Taunts section, and should a character's stage not be shown before their moveset video, this is likely where it'll be introduced.

Very early on, preexisting stages from Brawl were used as the locations for movesets. But after Robotnik's moveset in the Original Lawl, the first stages video was created. This officially showed off custom made stages and formally implemented them into movesets, and has become standard for Lawls since.

Stages

Smash Bros. Lawl

Koridai	Hyrule*	Meen's Lair	Kickassia	Spartan Pit
Madotsuki's Balcony	The Roof	AVGN's Room	Lava Ride	Robotnik's Lair
Notre Dame	Gaston's Pub	Irate Gamer's Room	The Führerbunker	Krebs' Map Room
Daten City Church	Hell's Gate*	Infomercialand	Underground Station	Unnamed Dream Graffiti Stage*
The Plane	Bison's Base	Guertana's Gallery*	Strickland Propane	Summersisle*
Best Colosseum	Otro Rollo	La Vecindad*	Skull Fortress*	North High
Relaxation Time Land*	The Walkoff	Weird Stage	New Colosseum*	Alfred's Laboratory*
The Daily Bugle	Codec Stage*	Dex's Diner*	CarNierVal*	Shadowlord's Room
Toon Pyron's Ship	Epic Sax Stage	World Taste	The Nerd Crew Room	Final Destination

*These stages do not have confirmed names.

Smash Bros. Lawl Nova

Doofenshmirtz Evil Inc.	OWCA Secret Base	Comic Centre	Kuzco's Palace	Ipo's Library
Palace of Power	Worst Olympus	7th Circle of Hell	Ice Castle	The Turners' House
The Mystery Shack	The Fakir's Ship	John's House	Jade's Tower	asdfland
The Ice World	Purple World	Coconut Temple	Kremling Lair	Butterfly Castle/Diaz Household
Slap Chop Kitchen	60's Batcave	Plane with Snakes	American Taj Mahal	SeHaGaGa High
Springfield Elementary	Death Rattle	Windows Destruction	Chess Cloud World	Mafia Town
Khan Building	The Tetris Wall	Super Robotnik Land	The Incredible Machine	CrazyBus
La Casa de Pablo	Mr. Bones' Wild Ride	The Reservoir	The Unholy Temple of Words	Pingu's Igloo

Smash Bros. Lawl Beatdown

Strong Badia	The Field	John's Home	The Dreambubbles	Durdam Lane
asdfLand	Warfstache Rooftops	A Very Potter Hogwarts	Quire Family Backyard	Anya
Colin's Balcony	New Home	PU Mountaintops	Ellen's House	Ridgway Residence
	Tokyo City	Beatdown Training Grounds	Edd's Crappy Jukebox

Smash Bros. Lawl What-If

Kitchen Countertop	Anime Dystopia	Bo's Concert	The Nutshack	Inner Urge
Starbomb Temple	Caddicaverse	Basic Land	Grilled Mormons	Halation of Snow
Peach Creek Jr. High	Zim's Underground Base	Smith Residence	Hope's Peak Academy	The List
		Stage Without Love

Kruel KOs

A Kruel KO is a stage mechanic in the Original Lawl that, while specific to execute, ends a match in an awesome or funny way. The requirements of pulling off a Kruel KO are:

• The opponent must be at 120%+ and on their last stock.
• The KO must be the last in the match, i.e. the game-finishing KO.
• The opponent must be KO'd either upwards, downwards or sideways, depending on the stage.
• You must be at less than 120% damage.

So far the only three stages to have their Kruel KOs shown are Meen's Lair, Epic Sax Stage, and Madotsuki's Balcony.

Trivia

• In the Original Lawl, Chincherrinas chose to follow the tradition of certain characters in Smash not having a stage; this was the case for Ness and Captain Falcon in the original, both Fire Emblem characters in Melee, and remains the case for R.O.B. as of the most recent entry. The only characters in the Original Lawl without a unique stage so far are Carlos Trejo (possibly sharing Otro Rollo with Jaime Maussan). Weird Al and Codec Snake were also left without stages until Sheev and Grimoire Weiss' movesets, respectively.