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* {{Fanon}}: The blue and yellow cube in the game's app icon is typically an important character in fan works. Popular uses include making it a work's main character or the developer [=RobTop=] himself.

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* {{Fanon}}: The blue and yellow cube in the game's app icon is typically an important character in fan works.works, despite never appearing in-game unless you change your icon and colors to match it. Popular uses include making it a work's main character or the developer [=RobTop=] himself.
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** While it's harder than Blast Processing, Geometrical Dominator is sandwitched between two demon levels, the brutal Theory of Everything 2 and the merciless Deadlocked, both of which are far harder than it is.

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** While it's harder than Blast Processing, Geometrical Dominator is sandwitched sandwiched between two demon levels, the brutal Theory of Everything 2 and the merciless Deadlocked, both of which are far harder than it is.



** And if you think those are enough, try playing the user-made Demons. Particularly Insane and Extreme Demons.



** Update 1.6 added coins to all main levels that didn't have them before. Of all those coins, the two that stand out the most is Stereo Madness' third coin with its tight ship part, ''even for the first level'' and Polargeist's third coin, which needed a very tight jump to a blue jump pad hidden within the ground spikes, only for the recovery to be a blind jump.

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** Update 1.6 added coins to all main levels that didn't have them before. Of all those coins, the two that stand out the most is are Stereo Madness' third coin with its coin, a tight ship part, part ''even for the first level'' level'', and Polargeist's third coin, which needed a very tight jump to a blue jump pad hidden within the ground spikes, only for the recovery later on to be a blind jump.



** Theory of Everything 2's last ship section is short yet infamous for its precision, and it doesn't help that it's the last major obstacle in the level. Many good runs were lost in it.

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** Theory of Everything 2's last ship section is short yet infamous for its precision, and it with a layout that doesn't seem out of place for a wave section. It doesn't help that it's the last major obstacle in the level. Many level and that many good runs were lost in it.



** Another infamous part of Deadlocked is its ship section ([[RuleOfThree see a pattern here?]]) where you must fly between colorful moving blocks. The problem is that the path you must take is only revealed when you are close to the blocks, so the whole section is pure memorizationg to the frustration of sight-readers.
** As criticized by GD Colon and [[MemeticMutation memed to death]] by the community, Dash has a short but tough spider part that goes sideways near the beginning with little indicators on where to go. The structuring of said spider part can cause confusion to both new ''and'' experienced players who have not practiced the level before.

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** Another infamous part of Deadlocked is its ship section ([[RuleOfThree see a pattern here?]]) where you must fly between colorful moving blocks. The problem is that the path you must take is only revealed when you are close to the blocks, so the whole section is pure memorizationg memorization to the frustration of sight-readers.
** If collecting a single coin is tough enough, how about collecting 10 mini-coins for one coin that even missing one mini-coin would lose you the chance to get the coin? That's Fingerdash's third coin for you, with 10 mini-coins scattered around the wave section at near-death locations.
** As criticized by GD Colon and [[MemeticMutation memed to death]] by the community, Dash has a short but tough spider part near the beginning that goes sideways near the beginning with little indicators on where to go. The structuring of said spider part can cause confusion to both new ''and'' experienced players who have not practiced the level before.
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** Can't Let Go has its reverse cube section near the end, which tends to trip newer players. It is faster-paced than anything in the game so far, and requires good sight-reading abilities.
** Clubstep's late mini ship sections require very precise inputs due to their fast gravity changes and narrow margin for errors.
** Theory of Everything 2's last ship section is short yet infamous for its precision, and it doesn't help that it's the last major obstacle in the level. Many good runs were lost in it.


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** Deadlocked's waves are undoubtedly the hardest of the base levels due to their very high speed. The second also introduces you to your very first mid-wave gravity change, which is all but guaranteed to turn your mind inside-out the first time.
** Another infamous part of Deadlocked is its ship section ([[RuleOfThree see a pattern here?]]) where you must fly between colorful moving blocks. The problem is that the path you must take is only revealed when you are close to the blocks, so the whole section is pure memorizationg to the frustration of sight-readers.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Well, it is a music game, so you're bound to hear some of the nicest electronic tracks you'll hear in a game, featuring artists from the likes of Waterflame, F-777 and DJ Nate. Update 1.9 added the ability to add custom songs from Newgrounds, increasing the number of Awesome Music used in the game.

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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Well, Since it is a music game, so you're bound to hear some of the nicest and most awesome electronic tracks you'll hear in a game, featuring artists from the likes of Waterflame, F-777 and DJ Nate.DJ-Nate. Update 1.9 added the ability to add custom songs from Newgrounds, increasing the number of Awesome Music used in the game.



* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: The sound effects upon completing levels, unlocking achievements or collecting coins or stars. Some player levels and occasional official levels even play music before completion.

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* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: The Simply put, it's the sound effects upon completing levels, unlocking achievements or collecting coins or stars. Some player levels and occasional official levels even play music before completion.



* NintendoHard: The 3 locked levels (Clubstep, Theory of Everything 2, and Deadlocked) WILL have you dying many, many, many times before beating them. Demons in general tend to revolve around this, of [[SerialEscalation varying degrees]].

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* NintendoHard: The 3 three locked levels (Clubstep, Theory of Everything 2, and Deadlocked) WILL have you dying many, many, many times before beating them. Demons in general tend to revolve around this, of [[SerialEscalation varying degrees]]. The Secret Coins that are required to access these are 10, 20, and 30 respectively.



** Update 1.6 added coins to all main levels that didn't have them before. Of all those coins, the two that stand out the most is Stereo Madness' 3rd coin with its tight ship part, ''even for the first level'' and Polargeist's 3rd coin, which needed a very tight jump to a blue jump pad hidden within the ground spikes, only for the recovery to be a blind jump.

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** Update 1.6 added coins to all main levels that didn't have them before. Of all those coins, the two that stand out the most is Stereo Madness' 3rd third coin with its tight ship part, ''even for the first level'' and Polargeist's 3rd third coin, which needed a very tight jump to a blue jump pad hidden within the ground spikes, only for the recovery to be a blind jump.



** A minor example. The new gamemode in Update 1.9 is called the 'dart' in the game files and the 'wave' in the update notice. Players tend to call this gamemode with the latter name due to associating it with Darnoc's level Wave Wave that may have inspired this gamemode. However, in update 2.0, the gamemode's name was changed back to 'dart' in the game. [=RobTop=] changed its name back to 'wave' again less than a month later after community backlash.

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** A This is a minor example. example of this trope. The new gamemode in Update update 1.9 is called the 'dart' in the game files and the 'wave' in the update notice. Players tend to call this gamemode with the latter name due to associating it with Darnoc's level Wave Wave that may have inspired this gamemode. However, in update 2.0, the gamemode's name was changed back to 'dart' in the game. [=RobTop=] changed its name back to 'wave' again less than a month later after community backlash.backlash since update 2.01.

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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Well, it is a music game, so you're bound to hear some of the nicest electronic tracks you'll hear in a game, featuring artists from the likes of Waterflame, F-777 and DJ Nate.

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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Well, it is a music game, so you're bound to hear some of the nicest electronic tracks you'll hear in a game, featuring artists from the likes of Waterflame, F-777 and DJ Nate. Update 1.9 added the ability to add custom songs from Newgrounds, increasing the number of Awesome Music used in the game.



** Electrodynamix is a relatively easy level for a 12-star up until 60%, when the game hits you with two tight sped-up ship sections.

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** Electrodynamix is a relatively easy level for a 12-star Insane up until 60%, when the game hits you with two tight sped-up ship sections.sections. Some players may argue that the difficulty should be Easy Demon because of those ship segments.



* ThatOneAttack: Some levels has that one part that many players tend to struggle with.
** Update 1.6 added coins to all main levels that didn't have them before. Of all those coins, the two that stand out the most is Stereo Madness' 3rd coin with its tight ship part, ''even for the first level'' and Polargeist's 3rd coin, which needed a very tight jump to a blue jump pad hidden within the ground spikes, only for the recovery to be a blind jump.
** Geometrical Dominator has its incredibly infamous "dark" part where the platforms suddenly appear through pulsing before disappearing again for a short period of time. This results in a rather unsightreadable segment that needs to be learned and practiced enough times to be able to know the patterns of the flashing platforms.
** As criticized by GD Colon and [[MemeticMutation memed to death]] by the community, Dash has a short but tough spider part that goes sideways near the beginning with little indicators on where to go. The structuring of said spider part can cause confusion to both new ''and'' experienced players who have not practiced the level before.



* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: A minor example. In update 2.0, the Wave game mode's name was changed to 'dart'. [=RobTop=] changed its name less than a month later after community backlash.

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A minor example. In The new gamemode in Update 1.9 is called the 'dart' in the game files and the 'wave' in the update notice. Players tend to call this gamemode with the latter name due to associating it with Darnoc's level Wave Wave that may have inspired this gamemode. However, in update 2.0, the Wave game mode's gamemode's name was changed back to 'dart'. 'dart' in the game. [=RobTop=] changed its name back to 'wave' again less than a month later after community backlash.backlash.
** Whenever a Map Pack or Gauntlet level received updates, primarily to buff the level for whatever reason. Theory of Relativity is the most infamous example - it abuses 2.0 features to the point where some of the level is unsightreadable, such as the cube part in the middle of the drop with moving objects that are hard to predict. Then there's Magmatic Sanctuary, which received an "erratic speed" update that made the formerly invisible speed portals visible again, and the players ended up wanting the original version of the level back.
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** What is the hardest official Demon? Clubstep, Theory of Everything 2, or Deadlocked? While Deadlocked is generally considered the hardest (it's seen as a Medium Demon while the other two are on the harder side of Hard Demon), the exact ranking of the two others is disputed. Theory of Everything 2 tends to be harder overall, but the final ship sections of Clubstep require razor-sharp reflexes and are said to propel it above the other demon.

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** What is the hardest official Demon? Clubstep, Theory of Everything 2, or Deadlocked? While Deadlocked is generally considered the hardest (it's seen as a Medium Demon while the other two are on the harder side of Hard Easy Demon), the exact ranking of the two others is disputed. Theory of Everything 2 tends to be harder overall, but the final ship sections of Clubstep require razor-sharp reflexes and are said to propel it above the other demon.

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* BreatherLevel: Blast Processing comes after several insane levels and one demon, notably three absolutely ''brutal'' levels in the form of [[ThatOneLevel Clubstep]], Electrodynamix, and Hexagon Force, and comes right before Theory of Everything 2. It's significantly easier than any of the aforementioned levels. [[SequenceBreaking That is, assuming you're playing the levels in order.]]

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Blast Processing comes after several insane levels and one demon, notably three absolutely ''brutal'' levels in the form of [[ThatOneLevel Clubstep]], Electrodynamix, and Hexagon Force, and comes right before Theory of Everything 2. It's significantly easier than any of the aforementioned levels. [[SequenceBreaking That is, assuming you're playing the levels in order.]]]]
** While it's harder than Blast Processing, Geometrical Dominator is sandwitched between two demon levels, the brutal Theory of Everything 2 and the merciless Deadlocked, both of which are far harder than it is.



** What is the hardest official Demon? Clubstep, Theory of Everything 2, or Deadlocked?

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** What is the hardest official Demon? Clubstep, Theory of Everything 2, or Deadlocked?Deadlocked? While Deadlocked is generally considered the hardest (it's seen as a Medium Demon while the other two are on the harder side of Hard Demon), the exact ranking of the two others is disputed. Theory of Everything 2 tends to be harder overall, but the final ship sections of Clubstep require razor-sharp reflexes and are said to propel it above the other demon.
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** Geometrical Dominator proves to be the most controversial of the main levels due to being infamously difficult to sight-read at times, [[NonIndicativeDifficulty especially for a mere Harder]]. Some feel like it's the worst example of FakeDifficulty among the main levels, while others think it's a fun challenge to have very quick reaction times in some parts.

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** With the bullet-hell VideoGame/JustShapesAndBeats, another game about geometry and music. There are several Geometry Dash custom levels that are inspired by or even outright recreate the game.

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** With the bullet-hell VideoGame/JustShapesAndBeats, ''VideoGame/JustShapesAndBeats'', another game about geometry and music. There are several Geometry Dash custom levels that are inspired by or even outright recreate the game.game.
** With music bullet-hell ''VideoGame/ProjectArrhythmia'', which also has a community largely focused on custom levels. There are several Project Arrhythmia custom levels inspired by Geometry Dash and vice versa, alongside a noticeable overlap in song choices for custom levels in general.
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** With the bullet-hell VideoGame/JustShapesAndBeats, another game about geometry and music. There are several Geometry Dash custom levels that are inspired by or even outright recreate the game.

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* MemeticMutation:
** A screaming spider icon that can be found in the Treasure Room has become quite popular among the community for its overly comedic look. The robot obtained for collecting 35 Fire Shards and the cube obtained for opening 100 chests have also received similar treatment.
*** This screaming spider icon is famous in Russian community as "The Pink Bug" ("Розовый Хрущ") because a [=YouTuber=] [=DeCody=] made a song about it that continously repeats something like "It's a pink bug. Looking ahead. Window's so dark That he can't understand", which is like a remake of a Russian meme song with the same lyrics, but originally there was a pink goose instead of a pink bug.
** Former #1 player on the global leaderboard Michigun's love of [[DemonicSpiders triple spikes]] has reached this status, with many creators jokingly (and with his passing in 2021, respectfully) dedicating triple spikes in their levels to him.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=II-aLJwlevA TrusTa in a nutshell]][[labelnote:Explanation]][=TrusTa=], the verifier of [[ThatOneLevel Yatagarasu]], gave the level a few slight nerfs to get the level out faster. People have since exaggerated this into the guy straight-up ruining the level, sometimes extending this to other levels. [[SelfDeprecation TrusTa himself appears to be in on the joke]], as this video is his second mention of it.[[/labelnote]]
*** [=TrusTa=]'s nerf gun[[labelnote:Explanation]]Following the above meme's death, a common joke within many GD players is that [=TrusTa=] used a Nerf-branded toy gun to nerf Yatagarasu. Another variation is "I stole [=TrusTa's=] gun".[[/labelnote]]
** VAMOS SOULS[[labelnote:Explanation]]Pays homage to skilled Spanish player [=SoulsTRK=]. This phrase is said whenever cheering for extremely skilled people who attempt to beat extreme demons, or not-as-skilled people gradually progressing through easier ones.[[/labelnote]]
*** VAMOS PENES
** The chicken is on fire[[labelnote:Explanation]][=RobTop=] once posted the phrase "The chicken is in the oven" on a Twitch stream; leading many to think that Update 2.1 has been submitted to Apple. The update still didn't release after the normal two-week period of review passed, leading many people to believe that the aforementioned chicken started burning. [[AscendedMeme It's made its way into the game.]][[/labelnote]]
** [[http://gdforum.freeforums.net/thread/32851/level-verify I punched in the face, but in practice mode, you can not download my face???? Why perversion error??? Unfortunatley, my English is bad.]]
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC5-t9oflFQ Have you sent it to RobTop yet?]]
** Why is my song not working? [[labelnote:Explanation]] Post February 2017, after Geometry Dash came back up on the Steam store with an update in place; more than a few people entirely missed the memo that [=RobTop=] has to personally approve any musician who wants their music used in the game. Does not stop people from asking the moderators of Newgrounds to help get their songs used though...[[/labelnote]]
** NOOOOOO! [[labelnote:Explanation]]Mefewe's infamous BigNo after getting 98% on a buffed Sonic Wave copy. It originated from the stream it happened on, the video Mefewe uploaded of the fail excluded it. [[/labelnote]]
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YVaxTwKZEo *ATSOL plays in the background with mouse clicks* DUDE WHAT THE FUCK- *keyboard smashing*]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]8 months before release, [=Knobbelboy=] got 98% on [=Bloodlust=] (near the end of [=TMNGaming's=] part), thus quitting the game for a while. Usually paired with a animation of someone playing GD on a device before being shocked.[[/labelnote]]
** (level) but every click is replaced by a GD reaction noise.
** Clubstep Monsters. [[labelnote:Explanation]]Their popularity with level creators seems to be widely mocked nowadays. The meme most likely originated from Twitter user [[https://twitter.com/cclubstep?lang=en Committee of Clubstep]]. Usually paired with the monster from [=JonathanGD=]'s part in Mystic by [=EndLevel=].[[/labelnote]]
*** Clubette.
** OH MY GOD! *intense high-pitched breathing*[[labelnote:Explanation]]In [=NPesta's=] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bs1kVySdUtI&t=145s verification of Kenos]], his reaction to beating it has become famous for how [[LargeHam insanely over-the-top]] it is. A justified reaction, as it was in the top 10 of most difficult Extreme Demons on the Official Demon List following release, but still.[[/labelnote]]
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvgRzt5NjrI After a mental breakdown...]][[labelnote:Explanation]] Another meme mocking over the top reactions, this one comes from Bo's verification video of VSC, which was considered to be the hardest wave challenge level. After it was later discovered to be hacked, people ended up mocking it to no end.[[/labelnote]]
** Some of Riot's reactions briefly became stock reaction clips within the community.
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhYRW_yNtWA Oh my god, oh my god]], oh my god, [[BrokenRecord oh my god]]
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg2zTApH9Hs Fuck.]]
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7BMhZp1KVw YEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!]]
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twTw4fjT0ik Swag…]]
** At 100% speed, does this look possible to you?[[labelnote:Explanation]]Back in 2015, [=YouTuber=] [=TheMuteTroll=] made a video titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op_BdUabxlg "Geometry Dash [=YouTubers=]: Skilled or Hackers?"]] in which one piece of evidence he used to support his claims of [=YouTubers hacking=] was a clip of at the time popular player Noobas completing a once infamously difficult wave section in the level [="DeCode"=]. While this evidence was quite damning back then, nowadays, [=DeCode=] is considered a fairly easy demon and completing the wave is not a particularly impressive achievement, so using this as evidence of hacking in retrospect is amusing.[[/labelnote]]
** Check Steam[[labelnote:Explanation]][=RobTop=] allegedly said this on a Twitch stream just as update 2.1 was released. It resurfaced following the announcement of update 2.2's release window, with many players using the quote to deliver false news about 2.2's release. There's even a [[https://youtu.be/C8OfqwccsgE rated level]] named "Check Steam". Became an AscendedMeme after [=RobTop=] himself [[https://twitter.com/RobTopGames/status/1737283913666486757 used it to announce 2.2's release]].[[/labelnote]]
** [[https://www.youtube.com/@BetterThanAeonAir Congregation Jumpscares.]][[labelnote:Explanation]]A [=YouTube=] channel whose gimmick is posting BaitAndSwitch videos, usually involving transitions into Congregation, an Extreme Demon infamous for its precise timing and sudden beat drop became popular in 2023.[[/labelnote]]
** Devil Vortex Saws[[labelnote:Explanation]]In 2018, Npesta uploaded a video accusing [=ToshDeluxe=] of hacking his verification of Rustam's level "Devil Vortex". One piece of "evidence" used by Npesta was a seemingly-random alignment of sawblades placed near the top of the level (when viewed in the editor). Although Tosh would later disprove Npesta's claims, recreations of the sawblades have become very popular in the years that followed, especially on r/[=GeometryDash=].[[/labelnote]]
** The Limbo keys/"FOCUS"[[labelnote:Explanation]]LIMBO is an extreme demon level that places heavy emphasis on memorization. This culminates in the end segment, where you have to play a memory game and track one specific key out of eight as they shuffle around (while at the same time trying not to die during a Wave segment). The arrangement of the keys in conjunction with the accompanying music ("Isolation" by [=Nighthawk22=]) and text ("FOCUS") became very popular among the Geometry Dash community, and Limbo keys have been recreated in other games.[[/labelnote]]
** Bloodbath Jumpscare[[labelnote:Explanation]]Bloodbath is one of the most popular and well-known extreme demons of all time. It's particularly (in)famous for its opening, an incredibly tight and precise gauntlet that happens within seconds. Needless to say, some level creators have gotten quite a laugh out of inserting the opening of Bloodbath into otherwise calm levels such as Stereo Madness.[[/labelnote]]
** I just found this drawing that I did when I had 6 or 7 and I’ve been crying everytime I see the normal difficulty,[[labelnote:Explanation]]A tweet of [[https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/002/683/289/0cb.jpg a set of drawings of the difficulty icons]] became quite popular in late 2023, mainly due to the StylisticSuck nature of the Normal face.[[/labelnote]]
** FIRE IN THE HOLE![[labelnote:Explanation]]This line was used by [=RobTop=] in the third sneak peek for update 2.2 to demonstrate the SFX trigger's pitch-shifting functions. He would later use it during the vertical lift section in The Tower's Sewers. It has since become a popular ironic sound effect in Geometry Dash-related shitposting, such as the lobotomy levels mentioned below. They are often related to the Normal difficulty face.[[/labelnote]]
** Water on the hill [[labelnote:Explanation]]An opposite version of "Fire in the Hole", associated with the Easy face.[[/labelnote]]
** FEET[[labelnote:Explanation]]A sound effect that, like "Fire in the hole!" above, is frequently used in lobotomy levels. This sound can be done by taking the "Defeat" sound and setting the starting position strategically so that only "feet" can be heard.[[/labelnote]]
** Lobotomy levels[[labelnote:Explanation]]It's become a notable trend to use the new features 2.2's editor brings to the table to create variants of the official Geometry Dash levels with lobotomy in the name, typically filled with absurd sounds, imagery, and setpieces. Expect to see a lot of difficulty icons as well.[[/labelnote]]
** Dash Spider Jumpscares[[labelnote:Explanation]]In GD Colon's video analysis on "Dash" (the game's 22nd official level), he criticises a poorly-designed section in the level where the player has to control a spider going sideways. He takes a break shortly after to discuss "The Challenge", [[https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxD9C0TfIkESa911n_7u-n-tVARaonI7pM only for the gameplay to be suddenly replaced by the aforementioned spider part.]] Shortly after the video's release, it became popular in the community to recreate the spider part in the style of other Geometry Dash levels.[[/labelnote]]

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** A screaming spider icon that can be found in the Treasure Room has become quite popular among the community for
MemeticMutation: [[Memes/GeometryDash Has its overly comedic look. The robot obtained for collecting 35 Fire Shards and the cube obtained for opening 100 chests have also received similar treatment.
*** This screaming spider icon is famous in Russian community as "The Pink Bug" ("Розовый Хрущ") because a [=YouTuber=] [=DeCody=] made a song about it that continously repeats something like "It's a pink bug. Looking ahead. Window's so dark That he can't understand", which is like a remake of a Russian meme song with the same lyrics, but originally there was a pink goose instead of a pink bug.
** Former #1 player on the global leaderboard Michigun's love of [[DemonicSpiders triple spikes]] has reached this status, with many creators jokingly (and with his passing in 2021, respectfully) dedicating triple spikes in their levels to him.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=II-aLJwlevA TrusTa in a nutshell]][[labelnote:Explanation]][=TrusTa=], the verifier of [[ThatOneLevel Yatagarasu]], gave the level a few slight nerfs to get the level out faster. People have since exaggerated this into the guy straight-up ruining the level, sometimes extending this to other levels. [[SelfDeprecation TrusTa himself appears to be in on the joke]], as this video is his second mention of it.[[/labelnote]]
*** [=TrusTa=]'s nerf gun[[labelnote:Explanation]]Following the above meme's death, a common joke within many GD players is that [=TrusTa=] used a Nerf-branded toy gun to nerf Yatagarasu. Another variation is "I stole [=TrusTa's=] gun".[[/labelnote]]
** VAMOS SOULS[[labelnote:Explanation]]Pays homage to skilled Spanish player [=SoulsTRK=]. This phrase is said whenever cheering for extremely skilled people who attempt to beat extreme demons, or not-as-skilled people gradually progressing through easier ones.[[/labelnote]]
*** VAMOS PENES
** The chicken is on fire[[labelnote:Explanation]][=RobTop=] once posted the phrase "The chicken is in the oven" on a Twitch stream; leading many to think that Update 2.1 has been submitted to Apple. The update still didn't release after the normal two-week period of review passed, leading many people to believe that the aforementioned chicken started burning. [[AscendedMeme It's made its way into the game.]][[/labelnote]]
** [[http://gdforum.freeforums.net/thread/32851/level-verify I punched in the face, but in practice mode, you can not download my face???? Why perversion error??? Unfortunatley, my English is bad.]]
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC5-t9oflFQ Have you sent it to RobTop yet?]]
** Why is my song not working? [[labelnote:Explanation]] Post February 2017, after Geometry Dash came back up on the Steam store with an update in place; more than a few people entirely missed the memo that [=RobTop=] has to personally approve any musician who wants their music used in the game. Does not stop people from asking the moderators of Newgrounds to help get their songs used though...[[/labelnote]]
** NOOOOOO! [[labelnote:Explanation]]Mefewe's infamous BigNo after getting 98% on a buffed Sonic Wave copy. It originated from the stream it happened on, the video Mefewe uploaded of the fail excluded it. [[/labelnote]]
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YVaxTwKZEo *ATSOL plays in the background with mouse clicks* DUDE WHAT THE FUCK- *keyboard smashing*]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]8 months before release, [=Knobbelboy=] got 98% on [=Bloodlust=] (near the end of [=TMNGaming's=] part), thus quitting the game for a while. Usually paired with a animation of someone playing GD on a device before being shocked.[[/labelnote]]
** (level) but every click is replaced by a GD reaction noise.
** Clubstep Monsters. [[labelnote:Explanation]]Their popularity with level creators seems to be widely mocked nowadays. The meme most likely originated from Twitter user [[https://twitter.com/cclubstep?lang=en Committee of Clubstep]]. Usually paired with the monster from [=JonathanGD=]'s part in Mystic by [=EndLevel=].[[/labelnote]]
*** Clubette.
** OH MY GOD! *intense high-pitched breathing*[[labelnote:Explanation]]In [=NPesta's=] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bs1kVySdUtI&t=145s verification of Kenos]], his reaction to beating it has become famous for how [[LargeHam insanely over-the-top]] it is. A justified reaction, as it was in the top 10 of most difficult Extreme Demons on the Official Demon List following release, but still.[[/labelnote]]
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvgRzt5NjrI After a mental breakdown...]][[labelnote:Explanation]] Another meme mocking over the top reactions, this one comes from Bo's verification video of VSC, which was considered to be the hardest wave challenge level. After it was later discovered to be hacked, people ended up mocking it to no end.[[/labelnote]]
** Some of Riot's reactions briefly became stock reaction clips within the community.
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhYRW_yNtWA Oh my god, oh my god]], oh my god, [[BrokenRecord oh my god]]
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg2zTApH9Hs Fuck.]]
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7BMhZp1KVw YEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!]]
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twTw4fjT0ik Swag…]]
** At 100% speed, does this look possible to you?[[labelnote:Explanation]]Back in 2015, [=YouTuber=] [=TheMuteTroll=] made a video titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op_BdUabxlg "Geometry Dash [=YouTubers=]: Skilled or Hackers?"]] in which one piece of evidence he used to support his claims of [=YouTubers hacking=] was a clip of at the time popular player Noobas completing a once infamously difficult wave section in the level [="DeCode"=]. While this evidence was quite damning back then, nowadays, [=DeCode=] is considered a fairly easy demon and completing the wave is not a particularly impressive achievement, so using this as evidence of hacking in retrospect is amusing.[[/labelnote]]
** Check Steam[[labelnote:Explanation]][=RobTop=] allegedly said this on a Twitch stream just as update 2.1 was released. It resurfaced following the announcement of update 2.2's release window, with many players using the quote to deliver false news about 2.2's release. There's even a [[https://youtu.be/C8OfqwccsgE rated level]] named "Check Steam". Became an AscendedMeme after [=RobTop=] himself [[https://twitter.com/RobTopGames/status/1737283913666486757 used it to announce 2.2's release]].[[/labelnote]]
** [[https://www.youtube.com/@BetterThanAeonAir Congregation Jumpscares.]][[labelnote:Explanation]]A [=YouTube=] channel whose gimmick is posting BaitAndSwitch videos, usually involving transitions into Congregation, an Extreme Demon infamous for its precise timing and sudden beat drop became popular in 2023.[[/labelnote]]
** Devil Vortex Saws[[labelnote:Explanation]]In 2018, Npesta uploaded a video accusing [=ToshDeluxe=] of hacking his verification of Rustam's level "Devil Vortex". One piece of "evidence" used by Npesta was a seemingly-random alignment of sawblades placed near the top of the level (when viewed in the editor). Although Tosh would later disprove Npesta's claims, recreations of the sawblades have become very popular in the years that followed, especially on r/[=GeometryDash=].[[/labelnote]]
** The Limbo keys/"FOCUS"[[labelnote:Explanation]]LIMBO is an extreme demon level that places heavy emphasis on memorization. This culminates in the end segment, where you have to play a memory game and track one specific key out of eight as they shuffle around (while at the same time trying not to die during a Wave segment). The arrangement of the keys in conjunction with the accompanying music ("Isolation" by [=Nighthawk22=]) and text ("FOCUS") became very popular among the Geometry Dash community, and Limbo keys have been recreated in other games.[[/labelnote]]
** Bloodbath Jumpscare[[labelnote:Explanation]]Bloodbath is one of the most popular and well-known extreme demons of all time. It's particularly (in)famous for its opening, an incredibly tight and precise gauntlet that happens within seconds. Needless to say, some level creators have gotten quite a laugh out of inserting the opening of Bloodbath into otherwise calm levels such as Stereo Madness.[[/labelnote]]
** I just found this drawing that I did when I had 6 or 7 and I’ve been crying everytime I see the normal difficulty,[[labelnote:Explanation]]A tweet of [[https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/002/683/289/0cb.jpg a set of drawings of the difficulty icons]] became quite popular in late 2023, mainly due to the StylisticSuck nature of the Normal face.[[/labelnote]]
** FIRE IN THE HOLE![[labelnote:Explanation]]This line was used by [=RobTop=] in the third sneak peek for update 2.2 to demonstrate the SFX trigger's pitch-shifting functions. He would later use it during the vertical lift section in The Tower's Sewers. It has since become a popular ironic sound effect in Geometry Dash-related shitposting, such as the lobotomy levels mentioned below. They are often related to the Normal difficulty face.[[/labelnote]]
** Water on the hill [[labelnote:Explanation]]An opposite version of "Fire in the Hole", associated with the Easy face.[[/labelnote]]
** FEET[[labelnote:Explanation]]A sound effect that, like "Fire in the hole!" above, is frequently used in lobotomy levels. This sound can be done by taking the "Defeat" sound and setting the starting position strategically so that only "feet" can be heard.[[/labelnote]]
** Lobotomy levels[[labelnote:Explanation]]It's become a notable trend to use the new features 2.2's editor brings to the table to create variants of the official Geometry Dash levels with lobotomy in the name, typically filled with absurd sounds, imagery, and setpieces. Expect to see a lot of difficulty icons as well.[[/labelnote]]
** Dash Spider Jumpscares[[labelnote:Explanation]]In GD Colon's video analysis on "Dash" (the game's 22nd official level), he criticises a poorly-designed section in the level where the player has to control a spider going sideways. He takes a break shortly after to discuss "The Challenge", [[https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxD9C0TfIkESa911n_7u-n-tVARaonI7pM only for the gameplay to be suddenly replaced by the aforementioned spider part.]] Shortly after the video's release, it became popular in the community to recreate the spider part in the style of other Geometry Dash levels.[[/labelnote]]
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