Green Greens (SSS)

:This article is strictly about how Green Greens appear in Super Smash Stadium. For information about it in general, see w:c:kirby:Green Greens, w:c:supersmashbros:Dream Land (SSB), or w:c:supersmashbros:Green Greens.
Tied with Indigo Plateau and Mushroom Kingdom 1 as the very first stage to debut, Green Greens is an active stage on Super Smash Stadium that still sees extremely heavy play to this date; in fact, it's the single most played stage on the entire show, notching 1,668 appearances as of the end of Season 48. Officially, it's the third stage to debut, since it was played in the third spot of the first episode.
==Stage overview==
It's yet another "Battlefield format" stage, although there are a few twists. The first is Whispy Woods, who periodically blows out wind. Any fighter caught in a wind blast gets pushed, although the wind isn't particularly strong. He will also shake his leaves, producing apples which can either be used as projectiles or healing items, healing 10% in the latter case.
On either end of the stage is a set of Star Blocks followed by two extra floating islands. The Star Blocks stack to a maximum height of 10 rows and a maximum width of five columns. You can destroy them, and more Star Blocks will fall from the sky to take the place of the blocks you just destroyed. Every now and then, a Bomb Block will appear in the stack, doing moderate damage and knockback to anyone hit.
==Changes==
The last major change that was made to this stage happened on the Season 46 premiere week.
*As with most stages that debuted in SSS's first three seasons, the stage was in 8-bit originally, and resembled Whispy Woods's boss battle in Kirby's Dreamland 1, with him on the right side of the screen, albeit in color rather than Game Boy black and white. The stage at this time had no lower kill zone, and the side kill zones were walk-offs. The sky was yellow on early playings, but quickly changed to blue for better visibility.
*At some point after the Great Revamp of 1975, but NOT on the week it happened, the stage was upgraded to 16-bit graphics and began using the Gourmet Race theme.
*On or by May 18, 1977, the stage was revamped to the Smash 64 Dreamland appearance, putting Whispy Woods in the center.
*Early in Season 12, by October 27, 1983, the stage took on an odd look in which Whispy Woods was on an elevated platform in the center, while the left and right ends of the stage had soft platforms at the same height as the center. This version of the stage also took place at night, and debuted Whispy Woods shaking himself and producing apples.
*On January 4, 1987, the stage took on the appearance of Green Greens from Mêlée, still at night initially, but changed to daytime on February 6, 1987. This is when the Star Blocks debuted, and they initially ran in a 3×5 grid.
*The current version of the stage is essentially a bigger form of Mêlée Green Greens with elements of N64 Dream Land mixed in.
==Notable playings==
*On April 1, 2011, as an April Fool's joke, Whispy Woods appeared to get sliced into pieces by the "GAME!" text when the day's match ended. When the next segment began, the hosts were all covered in leaves. He also shook out oranges instead of apples.
==In its own universe==
Green Greens is a recurring area in the Kirby series, usually where Kirby starts. Whispy Woods is a recurring boss in the Kirby series.