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Multi Stage Battle

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A location change during a Boss Battle, ranging from two to three areas in total, adding for nice variation in a brawl. This can occur for several different reasons: 1. * The fighters themselves end up dragging their brawl further into the area they're already in, with the main location being the same, but in a different scenario. 2. * The fighters might cause enough damage to the area that they end up literally breaking down onto another place, floor or level. 3. * Something happens that suddenly separates the opponents and prompt the two to find each other in a different area. 4. * One fighter runs away and is encountered in another area later on. 5. * One fighter chases down the other and resumes the brawl in a separate location from where the chase started. 6.

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A location change during a Boss Battle, ranging from two to three areas in total, adding for nice variation in a brawl. This can occur for several different reasons: 1. * The fighters themselves end up dragging their brawl further into the area they're already in, with the main location being the same, but in a different scenario. 2. * The fighters might cause enough damage to the area that they end up literally breaking down onto another place, floor or level. 3. * Something happens that suddenly separates the opponents and prompt the two to find each other in a different area. 4. * One fighter runs away and is encountered in another area later on. 5. * One fighter chases down the other and resumes the brawl in a separate location from where the chase started. 6. * Finally, the fight itself is interrupted by something (usually an explosion or Collapsing Lair effect of sorts), and the combatants are forced to hold off their brawl and escape to another area, only to continue clawing out each others' throats almost immediately thereafter. Examples of Multi Stage Battle include: