Wrecking Crew (SSS)

This article is strictly about how Wrecking Crew appeared in Super Smash Stadium. For information about it in general, see these articles:
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Wrecking Crew is a retired stage on Super Smash Stadium. The very first stage of Season 2, it unfortunately didn't have quite the same success as Indigo Plateau; it barely lasted for that season and was only played 17 times. However, it was won 11 times, despite the show's staff thinking the stage was "too hard".
It should be noted that the debut date of this stage is disputed. The official show notes say September 26, 1973; however, with SSS airing on ABC at the time, Episode 0201-3 was pre-empted for ABC News's coverage of the Watergate hearings and didn't air until November 29th.
==Stage overview==
Based, obviously, on the game of the same name, the stage was very large vertically, giving characters who could survive vertical hits a large advantage. However, climbable ladders were strewn throughout, which allowed easier vertical scaling of the stage. The stage had a main platform that was solid and continued to the lower blast line, with up to four rows of drop-through platforms above it, which were connected by the ladders, and stone buildings in the background.
Barrels appeared on various areas throughout the stage, which acted like walls. Occasionally, bombs the size of most characters would spawn on small green pedestals set throughout the stage; these could explode if they had been attacked. When a bomb exploded, nearby stone buildings would collapse and nearby barrels would be destroyed. Bombs could also cause other bombs to explode, causing a chain reaction. If a row of platforms did not have enough buildings or ladders to support it (at least three), the row would fall down and new ones would fall in from the top of the screen.
Players could get trapped under barrels that came down with a row, preventing them from moving for a while and giving other players an advantage. When broken out of a barrel, the opponent received double the normal damage from the attack that broke them out.
==Changes==
None.
==Why it was retired==
The stage was seen as too hectic.
==In its own universe==
Wrecking Crew is, obviously, where Wrecking Crew takes place.