DashHaber
Well-Known Member
Alright, so here is a rough draft of my take on the bowling alley. Let me know what you think.
Bowling Alley: Entering in through the doors of Castle Dedede, guests find themselves amid the gentle scenery of an iconic level from the Kirby franchise: Green Greens. The walls are painted with images of a large rivers and a variety of hills dotting a far-off landscape, as dot-shaped clouds populate the clear blue sky. The main floor of the bowling alley is green, with a light tan pathway through main walking areas to guide guests toward the different areas around the bowling alley.
(Wall design)
(flooring design)
Checking in at the front desk (which is designed to resemble the hill platforms from the Green Greens stage), guests will receive their bowling shoes. The bowling shoes come in a variety of 8 different colors, based upon the palette choices for Kirby from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: Pink, yellow, blue, red, green, orange, purple, and black and white. With their shoes acquired, guests will head down that tan path towards the lane that they have been assigned.
(Reference colors for the shoes)
Each lane has a variety of chairs for guests to sit on when not rolling, designed with a white color and plush seating to resemble gentle clouds. Right by these chairs are tables whose tops resemble the front of the Star Block so often seen in the Kirby games, so guests can have a spot close by to have their snacks. There are also touchpad monitors (built into set-ups designed to resemble those hill platforms) so players can enter their names and any team information.
(Reference for tabletop)
The lanes themselves have a checkered tile design, reminiscent of the flooring from Kirby’s Dream Course, with the lane dividers looking like the green barriers from that game (though adorned with tiny stars). At the other end of the lane, guests are treated to a back wall that is painted to resemble treetops holding apples (along with the occasional Gordo) and a tree design separating each lane. The pins themselves possess the shocked expression of that signature boss from the Kirby games, Whispy Woods.
(Lane pattern and lane divider reference)
(Whispy Woods)
The bowling balls rest in a rack connected to the ball return, with resembles a small hill topped with a warp star. The bowling balls come in a variety of designs, based around characters from the games. Of course, plenty of them are modeled around Kirby. They feature that friendly face and come in a variety of colors he has sported in his games, like pink, yellow, red, blue, green, and black and white (like his debut in Kirby’s Dream Land). There are also balls modeled after other characters from the games, like Meta Knight, Waddle Dee, Rick, Kine, Coo, and even King Dedede.
(Waddle Dee)
(Meta Knight)
(Rick the Hamster, Kine the Fish, and Coo the Owl)
(King Dedede)
Of course, there are other touches to catch the eyes of guests. For instance, monitors over each lane that display the score also feature delightful animations for moments like strikes, spares, and even the dreaded gutterball. Also, when the ball is returning to the player after they’ve rolled, they will see those stars on the line divider light up as the ball makes its way to the Warp Star, emerging into the ball return. It is a small touch, but one designed to remind players of the Warp Star from the Kirby games.
(Warp star)
Bowling Alley: Entering in through the doors of Castle Dedede, guests find themselves amid the gentle scenery of an iconic level from the Kirby franchise: Green Greens. The walls are painted with images of a large rivers and a variety of hills dotting a far-off landscape, as dot-shaped clouds populate the clear blue sky. The main floor of the bowling alley is green, with a light tan pathway through main walking areas to guide guests toward the different areas around the bowling alley.
(Wall design)
(flooring design)
Checking in at the front desk (which is designed to resemble the hill platforms from the Green Greens stage), guests will receive their bowling shoes. The bowling shoes come in a variety of 8 different colors, based upon the palette choices for Kirby from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: Pink, yellow, blue, red, green, orange, purple, and black and white. With their shoes acquired, guests will head down that tan path towards the lane that they have been assigned.
(Reference colors for the shoes)
Each lane has a variety of chairs for guests to sit on when not rolling, designed with a white color and plush seating to resemble gentle clouds. Right by these chairs are tables whose tops resemble the front of the Star Block so often seen in the Kirby games, so guests can have a spot close by to have their snacks. There are also touchpad monitors (built into set-ups designed to resemble those hill platforms) so players can enter their names and any team information.
(Reference for tabletop)
The lanes themselves have a checkered tile design, reminiscent of the flooring from Kirby’s Dream Course, with the lane dividers looking like the green barriers from that game (though adorned with tiny stars). At the other end of the lane, guests are treated to a back wall that is painted to resemble treetops holding apples (along with the occasional Gordo) and a tree design separating each lane. The pins themselves possess the shocked expression of that signature boss from the Kirby games, Whispy Woods.
(Lane pattern and lane divider reference)
(Whispy Woods)
The bowling balls rest in a rack connected to the ball return, with resembles a small hill topped with a warp star. The bowling balls come in a variety of designs, based around characters from the games. Of course, plenty of them are modeled around Kirby. They feature that friendly face and come in a variety of colors he has sported in his games, like pink, yellow, red, blue, green, and black and white (like his debut in Kirby’s Dream Land). There are also balls modeled after other characters from the games, like Meta Knight, Waddle Dee, Rick, Kine, Coo, and even King Dedede.
(Waddle Dee)
(Meta Knight)
(Rick the Hamster, Kine the Fish, and Coo the Owl)
(King Dedede)
Of course, there are other touches to catch the eyes of guests. For instance, monitors over each lane that display the score also feature delightful animations for moments like strikes, spares, and even the dreaded gutterball. Also, when the ball is returning to the player after they’ve rolled, they will see those stars on the line divider light up as the ball makes its way to the Warp Star, emerging into the ball return. It is a small touch, but one designed to remind players of the Warp Star from the Kirby games.
(Warp star)
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