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[[Image:ghz.png|frame|right|Green Hill Zone]] | [[Image:ghz.png|frame|right|Green Hill Zone]] | ||
| − | '' | + | ''For other similarly named levels, see [[Green Hill Zone (disambiguation)]].'' |
| − | Green Hill Zone' | + | '''Green Hill Zone''' is the first zone in ''[[Sonic 1]]''. It is a picturesque paradise with green forests and beautiful blue lakes and has brown checkered soil. Green Hill Zone has many flowers in the foreground, as well as waterfalls and clouds in the backdrop. Hazards include crumbling platforms and spikes. |
| − | This zone is so famous in the Sonic series that it reappears in later games such as [[Sonic Battle]] and [[Sonic Adventure 2]]. Even [[Sonic Advance 3]]'s [[Sunset Hill Zone]] has a remix of Green Hill Zone music. | + | Green Hill Zone's beta is thought to have been set at night (though this is more likely due to poor contrast in the screenshots) and had a WELCOME SONIC sign and a rolling ball. This rolling ball was eventually sheltered as [[Robotnik]]'s wrecking ball for the Act 3 boss. |
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| + | This zone is so famous in the Sonic series that it reappears in later games such as ''[[Sonic Battle]]'' and ''[[Sonic Adventure 2]]''. Even ''[[Sonic Advance 3]]'''s [[Sunset Hill Zone]] has a remix of Green Hill Zone music. | ||
After completing the game, Sonic makes a brief return to Green Hill Zone for the ending sequence. | After completing the game, Sonic makes a brief return to Green Hill Zone for the ending sequence. | ||
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==Technical Information== | ==Technical Information== | ||
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| + | | GHZ [[dynamic screen resizing]] | ||
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| + | | GHZ [[animated pattern load cue]] | ||
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| + | | GHZ [[object debug list]] | ||
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| + | | GHZ 16x16 [[block mappings]] | ||
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| + | | GHZ Primary pattern block | ||
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| + | | GHZ secondary pattern block | ||
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| + | | GHZ 256x256 block mappings | ||
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| + | | GHZ 16x16 collision index | ||
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Green Hill Zone is followed by [[Marble Zone]], which uses some of Green Hill Zone's tiles. | Green Hill Zone is followed by [[Marble Zone]], which uses some of Green Hill Zone's tiles. | ||
| − | There are some bizarre bumper-flower-things you can place in the ending with debug mode. There is also one pink flower. This bumper is actually one of the bumpers from [[Spring Yard Zone]], using art from Green Hill Zone to define itself. | + | There are some bizarre bumper-flower-things you can place in the ending with debug mode. There is also one pink flower. This bumper is actually one of the bumpers from [[Spring Yard Zone]] and the [[Special Stage (Sonic 1)|special stage]], using art from Green Hill Zone to define itself. |
Green Hill Zone is a very commonly hacked level, and is usually the level of choice for beggining hackers, since it uses relatively little tags and the tiles, for the most part, fit together. | Green Hill Zone is a very commonly hacked level, and is usually the level of choice for beggining hackers, since it uses relatively little tags and the tiles, for the most part, fit together. | ||
Revision as of 20:40, 19 January 2006
For other similarly named levels, see Green Hill Zone (disambiguation).
Green Hill Zone is the first zone in Sonic 1. It is a picturesque paradise with green forests and beautiful blue lakes and has brown checkered soil. Green Hill Zone has many flowers in the foreground, as well as waterfalls and clouds in the backdrop. Hazards include crumbling platforms and spikes.
Green Hill Zone's beta is thought to have been set at night (though this is more likely due to poor contrast in the screenshots) and had a WELCOME SONIC sign and a rolling ball. This rolling ball was eventually sheltered as Robotnik's wrecking ball for the Act 3 boss.
This zone is so famous in the Sonic series that it reappears in later games such as Sonic Battle and Sonic Adventure 2. Even Sonic Advance 3's Sunset Hill Zone has a remix of Green Hill Zone music.
After completing the game, Sonic makes a brief return to Green Hill Zone for the ending sequence.
Contents
Instruction Manual Description
Go around the giant loop, tumble down tunnels, and jump over crumbling cliffs before you get a chance to blink. Bounce on Springboards but not on spikes. Ouch!
Villains
Enemies
- Chopper - A pirahna bot that jumps up from under bridges
- Moto Bug - Insect bot that rides around
- Crabmeat - Crab bot that shoots fireballs from its pincers
- Buzz Bomber - Insect bot that shoots stinging fireballs
- Newtron - Disappearing lizard bot
Boss
- Boss: Dr. Robotnik's Ball-n-Chain Machine
- Hits: 8
Ah, the classic. Anyways, jump on one of the ledges. When he first appears, hit him 2-3 times before he brings out his weapon, a ball and chain. The easiest way to defeat him is to hit him when the ball is swinging to the opposite direction, then run under the ledge all the way to the edge of the screen, then when the ball is gone, jump up, hit him again, and repeat. He's a goner after 8 solid hits.
Technical Information
| 23A8 | GHZ level palette |
| 6DDE | GHZ dynamic screen resizing |
| 1C054 | GHZ animated pattern load cue |
| 1D17C | GHZ object debug list |
| 3BCF2 | GHZ 16x16 block mappings |
| 3C692 | GHZ Primary pattern block |
| 3DCF2 | GHZ secondary pattern block |
| 3F09A | GHZ 256x256 block mappings |
| 64A00 | GHZ 16x16 collision index |
| 68C7E | GHZ act 1 foreground |
| 68D74 | GHZ act 2 foreground |
| 68E40 | GHZ act 3 foreground |
| 68F62 | GHZ act 1/2/3/ending sequence background |
| 6B096 | GHZ act 1/4 sprite locations |
| 6B5A0 | GHZ act 2 sprite locations |
| 6BB5E | GHZ act 3 sprite locations |
Technical Notes
Green Hill Zone is followed by Marble Zone, which uses some of Green Hill Zone's tiles.
There are some bizarre bumper-flower-things you can place in the ending with debug mode. There is also one pink flower. This bumper is actually one of the bumpers from Spring Yard Zone and the special stage, using art from Green Hill Zone to define itself.
Green Hill Zone is a very commonly hacked level, and is usually the level of choice for beggining hackers, since it uses relatively little tags and the tiles, for the most part, fit together.