Recap / Everybody Edits Flash Basic Campaigns

This page features the Basic difficulty campaigns in Everybody Edits Flash, which includes Tutorials and Ancient Ruins.

Tutorials:

New to the game? Play this to learn all about how it works.

The tutorial campaign of Everybody Edits Flash, designed to teach players how the game works. It has four worlds by Ravatroll and the Everybody Edits Staff at the time.

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General

• Direct Continuous Levels: The first tutorial ends with a forest, leading into Tutorial #2's Bubblegloop Swamp. Tutorial #2 ends at a body of water, leading into Tutorial #3 which begins at a boat by a shoreline.
• Video Game Tutorial: The point of the campaign is to introduce the game's features.

Tutorial #1

• Cobweb of Disuse: There are several cobwebs scattered throughout the castle and caverns, further suggesting they've been abandoned.
• Easter Egg: A Secret Room can be accessed by going through the portal the wrong way and going through a discrete hole in the wall. Going further through the portal, the player can reach the top of the wall, where a sign that simply reads "Prickly Pickles!" stands.
• Mythology Gag: Having a "Wrong way!" message found to the left of the beginning is a trait shared with the game's original tutorial.
• Secret Room: There's a small tunnel above a portal near the end, leading to a Secret Room in the castle with a treasure chest and a crown.
• Water-Geyser Volley: At the end of the cave segment, there's a line of upward gravity arrows and a large splash of blue blocks, forming a geyser that passing smileys must go through.

Tutorial #2

• Bubblegloop Swamp: This worlds starts out with a brief swamp before heading into Jungle Japes and Temple of Doom territory.
• Jungle Japes: The level turns into a lush, greenery-filled jungle around halfway through.
• Lava Pit: The volcano has a magma pit that must be jumped across.
• Reclaimed by Nature: The ruins are covered in plant life.
• Ruins for Ruins' Sake: There's a watery ruins area, with no indicators of its use or origins.
• Secret Room: Near the bridge of Temporary Platforms, a hidden trail of dots leads to a room with a crown.
• Temple of Doom: The temple has quite a few spike pits, the first hazards in the campaign.
• Underwater Ruins: The ruins throughout the level are partially burried underwater.
• Violation of Common Sense: There are death doors blocking the path. If the player gets there without dying, they will have to kill their smiley and respawn to get through.

Tutorial #3

• Crystal Landscape: Kanagar Island has a cave with cyan crystals in it.
• Deserted Island: The level takes place on an island, and there are no other characters in sight.
• Elaborate Underground Base: A set of underground rooms are connected through machinery and teleporters, forming a base of unclear purpose.
• Island Base: The sign at the start suggests the Elaborate Underground Base is on an island.
• Underground Level: While Tutorial #1 and Tutorial #4 have a little bit underground, Tutorial #3 mostly takes place there.

Tutorial #4

• Almost Out of Oxygen: When the player goes to a sandy planet, a robot warns them about the limited air supply.
• Author Avatar: Several NPCs are references to users who were staff members at the time. These include Xenonetix, Zoey2070, Phinarose, lrussell, ByteArray, Kentiya, and Master1.
• Batman Can Breathe in Space: As an Easter Egg, it's possible to escape into the Space Zone without any timers, despite the distant planet putting the player on a death timer.
• The Captain: According to the Xenoetix NPC in the spaceship, you're the captain of the Medibay.
• Catching Some Z's: The sleeping old man MIHB is shown to be sleeping by repeating the message "zzz..."
• Construction Zone Calamity: The construction site introduces the game's orange switches, one of which being used to position a crane as a platform.
• Cool Starship: The Medibay is a spaceship with flashy lights, a missile launcher, and purple jet fire.
• The Darkness Gazes Back: The icy cave comes with eye decorations that watch the player.
• Easter Egg:
  • A precise jump onto the rightmost wall in the level shows there are invisible arrows leading to a sign that simply reads "Secret." Next to the sign, there's another invisible trail, this time of dots across the ceiling that lead to the Master1 NPC and a shortcut back to the Space Zone.
  • Reaching the cockpit of the Medibay without gravity allows the player to escape through the top, giving the player access to a secret sign and a few hologram blocks. This can also be reached in the final area through a path of invisible gravity blocks, then using a one-way Secret Path through the void.
• Frame Break: The level is split into several distinct boxes. A hidden path allows the player to go from one to another, straight through the barriers.
• Gateless Ghetto: The construction zone is blocked off by a barrier, leaving the rightmost part of the city unreachable without Roof Hopping.
• Gratuitous French: From the NPC Ravatroll:

  I wish I could get this coin...

  But I can't jump!

  C'est la vie

• Gravity Screw: The Medibay has several gravity effects that change the direction of gravity. One of them removes the player's gravity.
• Just for the Heli of It: For no apparent reason, the level starts with the player being urged to drop off a helicopter.
• A Lizard Named "Liz": One of the NPCs is a jumping frog named Froggy.
• Metropolis Level: The second quarter of the level takes place in a city. There's a construction site that introduces the game's orange switches, several tall buildings to jump across, and a space station leading to the Space Zone.
• One-Steve Limit: Averted with the Xenonetix NPCs, who have different appearances but are both named after the game's former owner.
• Retro Rocket: The rocket ship leading to the Medibay is a pointy red rocket that stands on at least three fins.
• Robo Speak:
  • *beep* The-Robot-NPC-Named-Gosha-Speaks-Like-This *boop*
  • Lrussell is a robot NPC who speaks in Caps Lock few-word phrases.
• Roof Hopping: The player character must jump through rooftops to get through the city area.
• Secret Path: Used as an Easter Egg, bringing the player from one area to another.
• Senior Sleep-Cycle: The elderly NPC MIHB is asleep when you come across him, expressed as a bunch of Z's.
• Silly Animal Sound: The Cow NPC says "meow" for some reason.
• Slippy-Slidey Ice World: Tutorial #4 begins in a frozen area, with lots of snow and an icy cave.
• Socialization Bonus: The easiest path to the final blue coin involves wearing the crown and jumping across the gates, then removing the crown, which only happens when another player wears it. Without another player, the player must take another path or pull off a precise jump.
• Space Zone: There's a spaceship with several gravity effects to go along with it.
• Talking Animal: A frog named Froggy is quite relieved to be able to jump and says so.
• Technicolor Fire: The fire that comes from the jets of a spaceship appears to be purple.
• Teleportation: The Medibay comes with a teleporter to a base in a desert on an alien planet.
• Thanking the Viewer: The level thanks the player at the ending.

Ancient Ruins:

Discover the artifacts in these desolated tunnels. It's too quiet here...

A campaign featuring ruins-themed levels.

Contains the following:

1. Ruins by Killeratz
2. Desolate Caverns by Commanderkitten
3. Buuwuu's Stronghold by Ravatroll, Lictor, and Nou
4. Mount Uonegatscil by Lictor and Stagecrew

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General

• Reclaimed by Nature: The temples in "Ruins" and "Buuwuu's Stronghold" have plant life growing in a temple that appears to be abandoned.
• Ruins for Ruins' Sake: All the levels are ruins-themed and lack lore, although the ruins in "Desolate Caverns" can be explained as an Abandoned Mine.
• Temple of Doom: All the levels except "Desolate Caverns" feature temples with at least some hazards.
• Underground Level: All levels besides "Ruins" mostly take place underground.

Ruins

• Dragons Up the Yin Yang: There's a blue dragon and a yin-yang sign, suggesting the temple has links to both Eastern dragons and Eastern mysticism.
• This Way to Certain Death: A skull can be found ominously placed next to a spike trap.

Desolate Caverns

• Abandoned Mine: The level takes place in a cavern that seems to have been explored and contains cargo and artificial platforms.
• Adventurer Archaeologist: The player acts as one, exploring an Abandoned Mine and looting treasure chests.
• Convection, Schmonvection: The solid magma doesn't even harm the player character. It's the fire that needs to be avoided.
• Door to Before: At the end of the level, there's a one-way portal back to the beginning.
• Lava Pit: There are several pits of lava that must be crossed.
• This Way to Certain Death: Several skulls can be found while descending the caverns.

Buuwuu's Stronghold

• Ability Required to Proceed: The Jump and Fly effects are required to reach some ascend through some areas in the level, although the Jump effect is soon taken away after it is first needed in the level.
• And Your Reward Is Clothes: A hidden area has a cake block, which gives the player's avatar a party hat. There's also a hologram block reachable if you get all blue coins, which turns it into a hologram.
• Backtracking: The player must backtrack with the Fly effect to continue at a certain point.
• Easter Egg: There's a secret portal that takes you to an unreachable area. There's one in that area that takes you to yet another area.
• Emoticon: A hidden sign uses a crying :'( emoticon.
• Leap of Faith: Falling downward into a distant hole is required to reach the second half of the level. Part the ground on both sides of a hole are covered in spikes, though fortunately the Level-Map Display helps in this regard.
• Sequence Breaking:
  • You can reach the upper left of the stronghold early, skipping a step of the intended puzzle.
  • After the third coin, it's possible to get two coins out of order using precise jumps.
• Tree Cover: A character is seen hiding behind a tree, with dialogue that suggests a fixation towards one of Buuwuu's coins.
• Unknown Character: Buuwuu isn't stated to be seen in the level, although there's an unidentified character who may or may not be Buuwuu who appears as a face nearly covered in shrubbery.
• What the Hell, Player?: There's a sign in a bonus area expressing disappointment at the player for stealing coins:

  You stole all of Buuwuu's coins :'(

Mount Uonegatscil

• Easter Egg:
  • The world's title backwards references its three creators' usernames.
  • In the top left corner, blocks spell out the text SECRET.
• Sdrawkcab Name: The name spelled backwards is Licstagenou, referencing the usernames of its three creators (Lictor, Stagecrew, and Nou).

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