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Green Mountain

Outer Ring Area 3, Green Mountain.
From Manyland, this is one of many places people have created over the years.
In here, it takes forme of the green mountain of old - although mixed with some modern elements.

A home stage of EXPLORER. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2605462884

It has 1 platform in the center at first, but eventually some platforms come in from the side.

Credits:
The music used is "Where's My Banjo" by Rimsky (Salvador Fornieles & Carla Olaortua), edited to be a bit faster.

All of the various items that is not the Manyland base-game elements (E.G. text, etc) were all created by someone in Manyland, and were referenced and re-drawn by Hyuponia Halfmirage. Thanks to any according creators. I would like to credit them all, however they were based off of screenshots and cannot quite pinpoint credit names. I apologize for not being able to credit everyone proper. But know that all of these are a culmination of several years of community (Which are not present there anymore, but such is the nature of sandbox games).
There are some character present in the stage, all of whom (except four) is an actual player within Manyland. I will list them as credits below with the names at the time of writing:
Cyel (Tiny witch with pink hair and purple clothes)
Death (Skeleton in a suit)
Hyuponia (That's me! I'm hiding at bottom right, off-screen)
Percy (Character in a maid outfit, with ears and a tail)
Rose O Gymru (Character with glasses, long hair and clothes colored with stripes of blue, white, red, and black)
Skittle (An orange cat in a blue/purple robe and a hat)
Teh (Bearded normal man with white shirt and black pants)
Todd Z and Todd Y (The two stickmen sitting near eachother)

The characters Jones, Ana, Alexa, and Joe are not players, but few of the popular avatar from Manyland that I've gave random names for presentation purposes.

Manyland is copyright by Scott Lowe & Philipp Lenssen.
Manyland(TM) is a trademark and service mark of Scott Lowe & Philipp Lenssen.
Thanks to the makers of devices we build on.
Thanks to civilization whose shoulders we stand on, coffee, tea, and the universe in general.