Why is there green color bars on my Xbox

The air above the fan is always supposed to be very hot. If it doesn't say it's overheating it's not overheating. The game could've just crashed, does the problem continue?

The color is similar to your shield bar. Line up a green item and a blue item light beam and that's what it looks like.

They changed the green color used on the 360 dash to that darker Xbox One shade of green. My guess is that will be as close to the One that the 360 will get.

Remember you can always check your xbox live account status here:

https://enforcement.xbox.com/es-US

In there you can see if you have reports or any action that breaks the Code Of Conduct:

Green = You dont have any reports

Yellow = You have some reports

Red = You have a lot of reports

Also remember if you break the code of conduct of Xbox Live you can get temporally o permanent ban.

Regards!

The green bar will never be filling the entire semi-circle, no?? Because my bar´s color is green, but it doesnt fill the figure entierly

The electric green and military green colors are the options that are in the Xbox Design Lab. Sorry if that was poorly worded! Thanks for all of the great advice about Xbox Ideas - I had no idea this existed. I went ahead and posted about it though.
See below.

"controller color

PlayStation's alpine green controller gave me an urge to look into designing a green controller for my Xbox One. In the Xbox Design Lab, there are the electric green and the military green options but I would love to create a controller that's Xbox's primary
green color. I don't like either of the two options that are provided and thought this would be an obvious color... of all the options, it's seemingly missing.

Additionally, I think it would be amazing if we were given the option to color the joystick ball and stick while leaving the joystick pad a different color. Microsoft could simply leave the pad itself robot white, ash grey, storm grey, or abyss black. Obviously,
other options would be welcome. The grey/green and grey/blue options that Microsoft sells is an example of what I'm trying to describe here."

Thanks for all of the feedback!