Neptune

Neptune (IIINePtunEIII in-game) was a South Korean player and level creator in Geometry Dash. He was famous for his v2 levels and for making two famous difficult Demons, Necropolis and Deadly ClubStep. Ever since Neptune's v2 levels were first created, one can easily find RobTop level remixes everywhere, from easy remakes to Extreme Demon remakes. During Update 1.9, suspicion about Neptune being a hacker arose, and he soon quit in the middle of 1.9 for no apparent reason.

History[]

Neptune has created a series called "v2." These levels are recreations of the levels that the titles have represented (For example, if it is called Stereo Madness v2, the level will be a slightly more difficult version of Stereo Madness).

Even though Neptune made the series of "v2 levels" famous (which even today is applied to remakes of levels), he was not the first to have the idea. In Update 1.1, stars were given to the first level v2, called Sterio Madness v2 [sic], by an unregistered user named ferflappenDER (the level ID is 5639).

After that, the popular Korean creator IRabb2tl started to follow the trend, creating Dry Out v2, Can't Let Go v2, and Cycles v2; and after that, in 1.3, Neptune finally created Stereo Madness v2, and continuously the next levels, popularizing the series. He also created Deadly ClubStep and Necropolis. Deadly ClubStep was considered impossible until LunarSimg beat it in Update 1.8. Later, RedUniverse beat it on mobile, becoming the first player to do so.

Controversy[]

In Update 2.0, KaptainCPU made a fake account called JupiterGD. On that account, he said, "Sorry for hack," and that Doomsday III, Deadlocked v2, and Geometrical Dominator v2 would come soon. However, Neptune (or possibly a hacker) posted on Neptune's account saying that JupiterGD is fake. JupiterGD then confessed and said the whole issue was a joke. It was an experiment to see how many likes a famous person would get compared to a non-famous person.

Levels[]

Auto levels[]

Clutterfunk v2 auto (featured) - An auto version of his level Clutterfunk v2.

Normal levels[]

stereo madness v2 (featured) - Neptune's first-ever level and the first level in Remix Pack 1. It is a remake of Stereo Madness.

Hard levels[]

Back on Track v2 (featured) - Neptune's second level and first hard-rated level, a remake of Back On Track, the second level in Remix Pack 1.
Jungle Joyride (featured) - Neptune's last hard-rated level.
Polargeist v2 (featured) - Neptune's remake of Polargeist, the third level in Remix Pack 1.
Standard Madness (featured) - Another remake of Stereo Madness, the second level in the Phoenix Pack.

Harder levels[]

Base After Base v2 (featured) - Neptune's remake of Base After Base, the second level in Remix Pack 2.
Dry out v2 (featured) - Neptune's first-ever harder-rated level, a remake of Dry Out, the first level in Remix Pack 2.
Neo Dry out (featured) - Neptune's second remake of Dry Out.
Practice world (featured)

Insane levels[]

Blast Processing v2 (featured) - Neptune's remake of Blast Processing.
Cant let go v2 (featured) - Neptune's first-ever insane-rated level, a remake of Can't Let Go, the third level in Remix Pack 2.
Cycles v2 R (featured) - Neptune's remake of Cycles, the third level in Remix Pack 3.
Doomsday (featured)
Jumper v2 (featured) - Neptune's remake of Jumper, the first level in Remix Pack 3.
Time Machine v2 (featured) - Neptune's remake of Time Machine, the second level in Remix Pack 3.

Demon levels[]

Easy Demon levels[]

Clutterfunk v2 (featured) - Neptune's remake of Clutterfunk, the second level in Remix Pack 4. Formerly a Medium Demon, it was downgraded into an Easy Demon because of being too easy for a Medium Demon.
Electroman Adven v2 (featured) - Neptune's remake of Electroman Adventures, the third level in Demon Pack 7. Formerly a Medium Demon, it was downgraded into an Easy Demon because of being too easy for a Medium Demon.
Theory of every v2 (featured) - Neptune's remake of Theory of Everything, The third level in Remix Pack 4.
Xstep v2 (featured) - Neptune's first Easy Demon-rated level, a remake of xStep, The first level in Remix Pack 4.

Medium Demon levels[]

Clubstep v2 (featured) - Neptune's remake of Clubstep; the first level in Demon Pack 9.
DeathFunk (featured) - Neptune's second remake of Clutterfunk, the first level in Demon Pack 13.
Electrodynamix v2 (featured) - Neptune's remake of Electrodynamix, the third level in Demon Pack 14.
Hexagon Force v2 (featured) - Neptune's remake of Hexagon Force, the third level in Demon Pack 15.
Way of the Darkness (featured) - The third level in Demon Pack 5.
zStep (featured) - Neptune's second remake of xStep.

Hard Demon levels[]

Deadly ClubStep (featured) - Neptune's second remake of Clubstep.
Doomsday II (featured) - A remake of one of Neptune's older levels, Doomsday.
ToE II v2 (featured) - Neptune's remake of Theory of Everything 2.

Insane Demon levels[]

Necropolis (featured) - Neptune's hardest level ever created.

Canceled/deleted levels[]

Abaddon - A level that they said was coming soon in the comments of their first RayCrisis video, but it never came. Only one screenshot is known to exist of this level.
cycles v2 - The original (1.2) version of Cycles v2 R, formerly rated Insane 8*. It was derated due to becoming impossible in a later update, then was later deleted.
NightDay - Formerly rated Normal 3*. It was derated and deleted for an unknown reason.

Collaborations participated in[]

Red World - An Extreme Demon collaboration with saRy. It is the first level to use the swing copter and the Extreme Demon with the lowest ID.

Trivia[]

He has gotten every single one of his verified (or hacked) and shared levels rated by RobTop.
- He is one of 10 people to have achieved this, the others being Viprin, Michigun, AbstractDark, nSwish, DeeperSpace, Zipi, Floppy, Tygore, and Voxicat.
Most of Neptune's levels are in map packs, notably his v2 levels.
- The Map Packs Remix Pack 1, Remix Pack 2, Remix Pack 3, and Remix Pack 4 exclusively contain some of Neptune's v2 versions of the official levels, excluding Cycles v2 R in Remix Pack 3.
All of Neptune's levels are featured.
All of Neptune's levels' descriptions are mostly the same as their names, except for Neo Dry Out, which does not have a description.
Neptune has made the first 'Spike jump' in-game. It is usually a 1.7-colored block with a blending and black, allowing it to be an actual invisible ramp/block. It was later then used in several hard levels. (This was mostly using invisible blocks before Alpha Trigger was implemented.)
Neptune's levels never use custom songs, not even in his 1.9 levels.
He decorated Red World, a collaboration with SaRy.
A hacker got into Neptune's account, claiming that Neptune had returned, although this is not true.
His v2 remake of Cycles is labeled "Cycles v2 R," while the rest of his v2 remakes end with just "v2." He replied to a question about the purpose of the R on his YouTube video and the description of the level in Geometry Dash. The "R" at the end stands for "Remake," most likely because it is the second version of the original deleted Cycles v2.
Death Step, StarQuake, and Ice Realm (unrated) are the only levels uploaded on his YouTube channel not created by Neptune.
The levels zStep and Way of the Darkness are the only two levels by Neptune that have never received any updates.
The level Dry out v2 is the most updated level by Neptune with 41 updates, thus currently sitting at version 42.
- This is the sixth-most updated rated level in the game, surpassed only by Windings by Rabb2t (version 43), Euphoria by DimaDank (version 49), 66669420 by catgirlBlitz (version 51), Area E1 by Tygrysek (version 127), and w316d 14nd5c493 by NixinityFurry (version 127).