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Nathan Joseph Pesta, better known as npesta, is a skilled American player and well-known YouTube content creator in Geometry Dash. He is most known for verifying the level Kenos, along with Deimos by EndLevel, Unearthed, WOW, and Altered Ascent (although the latter two have since been updated and re-verified by Doggie). He also completed Zodiac on June 21, 2022, and Oblivion on February 14, 2023, both of which were his hardest Demons at the time of their respective completions. On his YouTube channel, npesta uploads curated content featuring his commentary, point of view, and opinions regarding Geometry Dash's levels and Geometry Dash as a whole.

Npesta is also the creator of the Extreme Demon Roulette challenge.

His current hardest Demon is Edge of Destiny, completed on September 19, 2023.

History[]

npesta joined YouTube on June 26, 2017, and posted a video of himself completing Windy Landscape, which he originally beat on March 11, 2017.[1] Afterward, he beat some other Demons. On July 12, 2017, he started trying to beat Red World Rebirth. In his first progress video, he got 55%.[2] The next day he got 71%.[3] Six days later, after a fail at 96%, he beat the level, making it his hardest Demon at the time.[4]

He took a break from Extreme Demons until he went for the game's most famous Extreme Demon, Bloodbath. On August 1, 2017, he got 44% on it.[5] One week later, he went all the way to 71%,[6] which made him pretty confident. Then, he got 88% on August 23, 2017, which enraged him quite a bit. npesta then died at 87%,[7] which he showed in a video titled, "Extremely Funny Reaction (Bloodbath 87%)."[8] Finally, on September 1, 2017, he beat Bloodbath, taking him a month.[9]

Following this, npesta quickly improved as a player. He was beating Extreme Demons like Conical Depression,[10] Phobos,[11], Incipient,[12] and more. Then, on July 14, 2018, npesta took on a verification project that would turn his entire playing career around. He went for a level harder than Sonic Wave. It was a buffed Phobos remake called Deimos by EndLevel.

Deimos[]

He did a run of 60-85% that day,[13] then he got 43% five days later,[14] after which he did the last dual ten times on August 2, 2018.[15] After that day, he did a run from 53-100%.[16] Unfortunately, on August 27, 2018, he took a break from the game because he had to move houses, and he would come back on September 14, 2018.[17]

During this inactivity, npesta made an exposing video aimed at ToshDeluxe, claiming that Tosh made some parts of the level auto in his verification video of Devil Vortex. Tosh tried to disprove npesta, but Tosh's points only made npesta more suspicious.[18] He made another exposing video to further detail his points. Once again, Tosh made another video countering npesta's points. npesta got so suspicious that he gathered the Demonlist team to make a video to expose ToshDeluxe. Originally, DiamondSplash uploaded the video, but then npesta uploaded the same video on his channel.[19] The video was a success. Tosh made another video attempting to disprove the Demonlist team,[20] but to no use, for the Demonlist had reasons for Tosh to hack, and most of the community believed npesta.

Finally, npesta returned to Geometry Dash, and he went right back to Deimos. He got 49% four times on November 8, 2018 (two months after he got back),[21] and then he got 56% on November 17, 2018.[22] After this video, he took another verification project. The level was a mega-collaboration called Unearthed. He verified it on December 3, 2018, taking about 2,000 attempts. npesta said this verification was special for him.[23] After that, npesta went straight to Deimos again. He got 66% on January 2, 2019.[24] After that, on February 10, 2019, he did a run of 32-100%.[25] The same day, he got 75%.[26] Six days later, he got 86%.[27] Then finally, on February 17, 2019, npesta verified Deimos after eight months, 75,000 attempts, and 500 hours of playing time.[28]

Post-Deimos[]

npesta was then very motivated to play levels, beating Erebus[29] and getting 40% on Zodiac.[30] But then he took on another verification that TrusTa hosted to verify on March 22, 2019. This level is called WOW and is known for its infamous spam parts. That day, npesta got 31%[31] and did a run of 62-100% the day after.[32] Then, on April 5, 2019, he got a run of 30-100%.[33] On April 9, 2019, he got 66% on the level,[34] and then 88% on April 11, 2019.[35] Finally, on April 22, 2019, npesta verified WOW, taking 20,312 attempts and a bit over a month.[36]

Kenos[]

About a week later, npesta took on another verification project, Kenos, a super-buffed and extended rebirth of Sakupen Hell.

On April 29, 2019, npesta did a 64-100% run on Kenos. Then, after 18,000 attempts, he got to 53%, making it to the second half of the level. On May 23, 2019, npesta did a 31-100% run, and then he got 69% 41 days later. He then managed to get 83% on August 13, 2019.

On September 16, 2019, npesta heavily buffed Kenos because he changed to a 240Hz monitor and thought it was not difficult enough on said framerate. He started getting more deaths, over 100, in fact, past 70% and 80%, and on November 17, 2019, he did an impressive 17-100% run on Kenos, which, before completion, he would end up doing three times. On November 30, 2019, npesta got 90% on the level, making it past the two difficult wave parts with which he struggled.

On December 14, 2019, he finally verified Kenos on stream after eight months and 135,320 attempts. The stream peaked at 1,000 viewers, making the verification one of the biggest moments of his gaming career.

Reddit user u/AGT-AM posted a video on December 16, 2019, of someone beating Stereo Madness in practice mode on the popular meme subreddit r/okbuddyretard, with npesta's face-cam and the Kenos reaction in the corner.[37] This meme inspired people to make more memes, such as the C**k Island speedrun,[38] the Google Earth Cat speedrun,[39] and the black emoji speedrun.[40] These memes caused npesta to have a page made about him on Know Your Meme,[41] and even getting noticed by PewDiePie.[42] PewDiePie said that npesta was an "Impossible Game Speedrunner," which resulted in RobTop calling out PewDiePie on Twitter.[43]

Toward the end of December 2019, npesta would stream Sakupen Hell, the original level for its remake Kenos. He believed he could beat it quickly since he had verified the buffed remade version. However, after npesta beat the level, he asked Doggie (npesta's editor who applied for the position just days earlier) to edit together a stream highlights-based video as content for npesta's channel.[44] Because of this video, the concept of stream highlights received a massive boost in the Geometry Dash community. People such as Technical, Juniper, AmorAltra, and Golden hired editors such as Lake Iverson, ViewSonic, RiceNStuff, PoisonArch, and Doggie himself to make stream highlights for their channels. npesta has stuck with the stream highlights format since the Sakupen Hell video, with Doggie continuing to edit for him.

Post-Kenos[]

He would pick up Altered Ascent later on. He eventually verified this in over a week on April 4, 2020.[45]

On July 31, 2020, npesta had the idea of a challenge for the community titled Extreme Demon Roulette. The classic version of this challenge features the Main List and the Extended List of the Demonlist. In this challenge, the player would have to generate 100 levels, and the player must get a certain percentage on each of these levels, and the percentage increases by 1% every new level. The challenge progresses until the player gives up or reaches the end by completing an Extreme Demon 100%. The challenge blew up in the community instantly, with famous players such as knobbelboy,[46] GuitarHeroStyles,[47] EricVanWilderman,[48] and Dorami[49] playing the challenge multiple times. Players have also created modified versions of the challenge, such as NCat and GDVenom, who created the Extreme Challenge Roulette featuring the Challenge List.[50]

On October 6, 2020, npesta went live on Twitch to address the issues that began concerning unnecessary hate and jest against him due to his Kenos reaction meme. He stated that although he pretended like it was all cool, it was, in reality, not so, and it hurt him considerably, and he finally revealed it. He also pointed out that he is speaking for everyone in the Geometry Dash community, such as Technical, Juniper, and others, who have received unfair hate. In short, his main points were:

  • Anyone who decides to hurt someone else mentally, on the internet, or through any means is a loser, and it is not worth trying to get back at them as they are doing so because they are frustrated in life and want to spread it to others.
  • Anyone who wants to make fun of someone for no reason and without permission should not think that what he is doing is not a big deal; rather, it does hurt.

He requested the community to avoid fighting amongst one another and not try to get back at the mentally unstable, stating that "there is no point, and it is not going to get you anywhere good."

On December 24, 2020, he went live on YouTube after leaving Twitch for, at the time, an unknown reason. In this stream, he stated that he would attempt to beat the Extreme Demon Roulette and had set rules allowing him to automatically skip any level that hurt his eyes, as well as that the roulette is meant to span multiple sessions and would try to beat it by continuing to play up until 100%.[51] Six days later, he revealed the reason for leaving Twitch was that his email was hacked. He was able to recover every social media account with this email except for one, which was his Twitch account.[52]

On January 5, 2021, after 32,376 attempts, npesta beat Bloodlust on stream after five deaths at TMNGaming's part and two deaths at the final spike at 98%.[53]

On March 15, 2021, npesta hinted that something very fortunate happened to him and that he would be announcing what happened later that week. Sure enough, on March 17, 2021, he released a video announcing that he got his Twitch account back three days earlier and would no longer be streaming on YouTube.[54] He stated that he would be celebrating this with a Marbles On Stream stream.

Extreme Demon Roulette completion[]

As stated above, on December 24, 2020, npesta began his journey of attempting to beat the entire Extreme Demon Roulette. He gave himself five skips that he could use on any level and free skips for certain levels that he could not play because of his astigmatism.

At first, he got Sakupen Hell for 1% but gave up immediately due to the level being impossible to die at 1% on. He started another round afterward:

  • 1%: Dimension Breaker
  • 2%: Sunset Sandstorm
  • 3%: VendetTa

However, npesta accidentally got 4% on VendetTa, causing him to skip one percent. Npesta restarted the roulette again. It went as follows:

Finally, after hundreds of streams and 487 days, npesta rolled the level he would have to complete to beat the Extreme Demon Roulette on April 25, 2022. To the extreme surprise of him and his Twitch chat, it was Zodiac, which also resulted in him having to beat Zodiac as his new hardest Demon after two years of having Kenos as his hardest. Right after he rolled Zodiac, he satirically exclaimed, "The odds of this happening are impossible!"

He would finally complete Zodiac on June 20, 2022,[55] accomplishing both the completion of the Extreme Demon Roulette and the completion of a new hardest on the list, dethroning Kenos after 919 days. Unfortunately, he only beat the Extreme Demon Roulette with 99 points because he had to skip one percentage at 24%. If he had used his first skip on Astral Divinity (24%), the level he would have rolled for 100% would have been Carnage Mode (a level that he has already beaten).

Oblivion[]

In early February 2023, npesta tweeted about a secret project he had been immersed in, hinting at why he had not been streaming Geometry Dash much in the past few months.[56] His tweet, mentioning his attempt count as 59,070, sparked speculation that he was tackling a level tougher than Kenos. A week later, on the 14th he triumphantly announced his completion,[57] followed by a reply that simply stated "12/14/19 - 2/14/23,"[58] confirming speculation of his surpassing of Kenos. On February 19, 2023, npesta posted a video revealing his secret project as Oblivion, not through his usual stream highlights but pre-recorded footage from the past four months.[59]

In the video, he revealed that his motivation stemmed from EricVanWilderman's 12 Demons of Christmas 2022 challenge, which set a deadline of December 23. He began his journey in early November 2022, believing he had more than enough time before the deadline. However, unexpected events such as illness and family matters arose in mid-December, complicating his journey. He missed the initial deadline, and this crushed his motivation; however, encouragement from loved ones reignited it. Despite falling sick again in January, npesta resumed his grind, culminating in the completion of Oblivion on February 14, 2023, after 62,378 attempts.[60] Five days later, he shared a highlights video edited by Doggie, along with his own segment detailing the challenges he faced from mid-December to mid-January.

Edge of Destiny[]

Following Oblivion, npesta began playing Edge of Destiny, streaming it around 70 times from February to September. He dedicated much of his time to runs, and his first notable progress would arrive in his eighth stream, achieving 40%. His motivation dwindled when RETURN 0, a level he was set to verify, got canceled in April 2023. He discussed in a stream on April 16 that this left him uncertain about his channel's future and worried about finances. However, he persisted.

On May 8, he achieved a significant milestone, reaching 79%. However, it took nearly five months before he surpassed this achievement, reaching 82% on September 3. Despite this progress, npesta felt he was losing stamina and didn't view his success as a significant victory. Nevertheless, his stream on September 3 triggered a substantial financial boost through SUBtember, resulting in a generous outpouring of support from his viewers.[61] Just 16 days after hitting 82%, he finally beat the level after 89,455 attempts.

Conflicts[]

  • npesta vs. Lime: In September 2020, npesta streamed himself beating levels from the Challenge List, including Vain by Lime. However, Lime and his friends disliked npesta and updated Vain to display slurs on the end-screen, aiming to get npesta banned from YouTube and Twitch. Lime also buffed the level to invalidate npesta's record. When npesta learned of Lime's actions, he completed the unaltered version of Vain the next day and addressed the issue in his challenge list stream highlight video.[62] However, after npesta addressed the issue, Lime faced a barrage of death threats from npesta's fans. Soon afterward, npesta condemned his fans' actions, urging them to show support for Lime instead of targeting him.[63]
  • #freenpesta: On August 25, 2020, npesta was unjustly demonetized on YouTube for alleged content reuse, causing him to abruptly end a 2 1 1 livestream.[64] This sparked the #freenpesta hashtag on Twitter, gaining traction with support from many players and creators, including RobTop himself.[65] The hashtag surged to #8 on Twitter's trending page, marking the first trending Geometry Dash-related hashtag. YouTube, responding to the outcry, swiftly reinstated npesta's monetization privileges. Afterward, thoughts of the 2018 #freeriot campaign resurfaced—a failed Twitter effort to restore Riot's channel after a mistakenly prolonged ban. Due to the uproar over #freenpesta catching YouTube's eye, some suggested highlighting the older hashtag to the team. Remarkably, YouTube took notice, prompting Riot's channel to be reinstated after a two-year termination.[66]
  • Gunslinga Corridor Drama: In November 2020, npesta posted his completion video of Gunslinga Corridor by DeadlyPlayz (then EvilPrisma),[67] expressing dislike for the level and questioning the level's praise. Despite npesta urging his viewers not to send hate to EvilPrisma, viewers sent death threats and calls for him to quit Geometry Dash due to npesta's criticism of the level. After the drama, concerns arose over whether npesta could continue critiquing levels due to his fans harassing creators of levels he criticized. He then addressed the fallout on stream, acknowledging his fans' misconduct while defending his right to express his opinion. Despite efforts to resolve the issue, EvilPrisma ultimately quit the game due to the incident.

Levels[]

Unrated levels[]

  • arrow keys template - A template for arrow keys.
  • cyanide
  • Cycles start pos - RobTop's main level, Cycles, with a StartPos at 97%.
  • DeCode hard wave - A difficult version of a wave segment from DeCode.
  • Deimos last duel x10 - The final mixed dual section from Deimos by EndLevel ten times in a row.
  • Elite Z Rebirth easy - An easy version of Elite Z Rebirth.
  • gizbro challenge - A challenge level for Gizbro.
  • iCryztal Challenge - A challenge level for iCryztal.
  • I made this level - A level made on a stream by him and his chat.
  • layout for dan - Made for DanZmeN's "worst layout" series.
  • Layout Preview - A preview for a Hard/Insane Demon.
  • Stereo trollness - His first level ever created. It is Stereo Madness but with many appearing obstacles and tricks, making it exceptionally harder.
  • tricks challenge - A challenge level meant for Tricks33.
  • waving with npesta - A level specifically made for the final episode of his YouTube series with the same name.
  • Worlds Hardest Level - A remake of the game World's Hardest Game, which uses multiple triggers and 2-player controls to have certain binds to arrow keys and be played similarly to the original game.
  • Longbottoms Lair - A Medium-length layout.

Demon levels[]

Extreme Demon levels[]

  • Kenos (featured) - A mega-collaboration hosted by Bianox. It is a super-buffed rebirth and extension of Sakupen Hell.

Upcoming levels[]

  • illegal paradise - An upcoming Extreme Demon hosted by Blueskii.
  • Rest In Peace - A level made by Sparky, which npesta is the set verifier for. It completely broke due to how 2.2 affected slope physics, however it appears to be fixed, since npesta stated he would be verifying it shortly after CaveOfTheScarletSky.

Canceled/deleted levels[]

  • Gd Cyanide Challenge - A challenge level.
  • RETURN 0 - The discontinued sequel and continuation to the story of LIMBO. Until its cancellation on April 12, 2023, npesta was the set verifier.

Verified levels[]

  • Ziroikabi
  • Unearthed - An XL Extreme Demon megacollab hosted by YakobNugget, verified by npesta on December 3, 2018.
  • Deimos - A buffed remake of Phobos hosted by EndLevel, verified by npesta on February 17, 2019.
  • WOW - An Extreme Demon megacollab hosted by Trusta, known for its high CPS sections. Originally verified by npesta on April 22, 2019, but an update was later verified by DragoonGD.
  • Altered Ascent - A remake of Artificial Ascent hosted by Prism. Originally verified by npesta on April 4, 2020, but an update was later verified by Doggie.
  • CaveOfTheScarletSky - An Extreme Demon platformer level created by Yuko, projected to be Top 1 on the Platformer Demonlist. npesta verified the level on December 18, 2024.

Nominations and awards[]

Received 2 nominations and 3 awards in the The Geometry Dash Awards

Nominations[]

Awards[]

  • Placed 3rd in the Favorite Content Creator category in the 10th Anniversary awards

    • Trivia[]

    • He has gathered over 330,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel.[68]
    • npesta became a Geometry Dash Moderator on February 28, 2020.
      • He was unmodded on March 2, 2022, along with NPL, Mazl, Balloons, and Fillipsmen.
    • His three favorite Extreme Demons are Black Blizzard, Low Death, and Conical Depression, all created by KrmaL. All three levels got an SS rank on his Extreme Demon tier list.[69]
    • He previously avoided listening to the in-game music of different levels and instead listened to other video game OSTs because he found the in-game songs repetitive. However, he has reverted to using levels' music since he beat Freedom08 in April of 2021.
    • He only wears white T-shirts, which has become a running joke among his fanbase.
      • The second most expensive channel point reward on Twitch, which triggers him to wear a different color shirt, costs 500,000 channel points.
    • He reached 50,000 subscribers on YouTube on April 8, 2020, 100,000 on August 4, 2020, and 200,000 on July 8, 2021.
    • He has a double-striped black belt in martial arts.[citation needed]
    • He had the biggest fluke on CholeriX, fluking from 45%.
    • He has a medical condition known as astigmatism, which causes him to have blurred vision, trouble focusing on things, and hurt his eyes if he looks at specific light patterns.
      • This makes npesta unable to play levels such as Killbot, Glowy, and most Nine Circles levels.
      • As such, Glide, Nhelv, and Gang have a "npesta mode," which is activated by an invisible trigger at the beginning of the level.
    • Both he and Technical participated in the Minecraft Ultimate Hunger Games championship. He got far before getting killed by the popular Minecraft YouTuber Technoblade.
    • He used to have extremely intense and loud reactions to close fails and beat Extreme Demons very frequently. Some notable reactions include his 96% death runs on both Red World Rebirth and Bloodbath, along with his successful completions of both levels. Additionally, his accomplishments in completing Phobos and Ziroikabi stand out. However, after his Kenos meme of emphasizing his reaction, he is much less emotional. There are still a few exceptions, however.
    • Levels he verified, namely Deimos by EndLevel and Kenos, coincidentally displaced Plasma Pulse Finale from both the Top 5 and the Top 10 rankings.
    • He had a series called "Waving with npesta," where members of MoN (mods of npesta), such as Deados35, Jollow2500, Jjustalex, Steven, and more, picked out wave challenges for him to play in a single stream. The two more common friends are ArtsiBurn908, who picks out more serious challenges, and Croanix, who often uses jokes, non-challenges, and challenges much out of npesta's skill range (namely VSC, Vanuatu, Flutterwonder, etc.) for comedic effect. The series had ten episodes, ranging from January 26, 2020 to August 17, 2021.
      • The last episode also marked the end of his almost two-year-long streak of uploading content once every Sunday, which started with his completion of Sakupen Hell on December 26, 2019. He had to end the streak because of his enrollment into college.
    • His favorite day of the week is Thursday as he beat Low Death, Titan Complex, Ocular Miracle, 2 1 1, and Epsilon all on that day.
    • His favorite level is Lit Fuse, and his least favorite level is Bass Cave.
    • His Twitch channel became partnered and verified on August 7, 2020, and his YouTube channel became verified on December 22, 2020.
    • npesta died twice at 98% on Bloodlust and was the second person to do so after Wolvez.
    • On the brink of ending the stream due to his astigmatism, he secured his completion of Titan Complex on his final attempt.
    • One of the most popular series on his channel is his "A Day With" series. It is where he plays Extreme Demons out of his skill range or ones he does not want to beat. He does individual runs before having Doggie compile the clips of each run, along with some highlights combined in one video.
      • He has made 15 videos in this series, being Tartarus, Renevant, Bloodlust, Zodiac, Deimos by EndLevel, SARY NEVER CLEAR, Sunset Sandstorm, Silent Club, Sonic Wave Infinity, Slaughterhouse, arcturus, Firework (Trick), Silent clubstep, LIMBO, Tidal Wave, Kenos and Apocalyptic Trilogy. Slaughterhouse, arcturus, and Firework were done in one week at the same time and are together in the "A Week With" video format instead of the "A Day With" one.
        • He did Renevant, taking the suggestion of his Twitter followers, and regretted listening to them due to how boring and frustrating the level was for him.
        • Out of these, the only ones he has followed through with beating are Bloodlust and Zodiac.
        • Additionally, the one with Deimos was a re-visit, as he had verified it around a year prior. The same goes for Kenos, which he verified five years prior.
        • The only reason he did Sunset Sandstorm was that he had no ideas for content for the week and needed something desperately that would not be too hard to do before the week ended. He also saw this as a double opportunity as in case he would get this level for the roulette, he would have had prior practice and would not need to start from scratch. He did not end up rolling Sunset Sandstorm for the roulette.
        • The longest run he has achieved in this series was 51% on Deimos.
        • He was excited when doing the video for Sonic Wave Infinity. He stated that since he had started uploading content in December 2019, he looked forward to making a video on this level.
        • The hardest Demon he has done in this series is Tidal Wave.
        • The Demon that took him the most runs was also Tidal Wave, which he did in 26 runs. Tidal Wave also took him the highest amount of attempts of any level, with 22,219.
        • Excluding the levels he did in the "A Week With" video, the only levels that took him more than one day were SARY NEVER CLEAR, Silent clubstep, and Tidal Wave.
        • He wanted to do one for Cold Sweat, but as the level's wave-section is extremely taxing on his eyes even with Low Detail Mode, and due to there being no "npesta mode" for the level, he had to give up.
        • On average, each level takes about nine runs to complete.
        • He released a video titled "A Day With: NPESTA", which highlighted what his daily routine was.
    • He broke the world record for a Marbles on Stream track twice in a row, which he believes is the rarest thing to happen to him.
      • His first world record for the track "Mountain Pass 2" was set during his first ever Marbles on Stream stream by Twitch user akakakakak1, but it was later beaten. Later, during his first Twitch stream upon returning to the platform, npesta reclaimed his world record in one go. The record was set by Twitch user pokemonmaster8985.
        • Per his promise of giving whoever beat the world record for him VIP, he gave VIP to pokemonmaster8985.
      • He says this might be rarer than when he got the song "Shop" to play three times in a row in a shuffled playlist of 101 Undertale OST tracks during his 71st Kenos stream, which has around a one-in-a-million chance of happening.
    • He has a dog of the breed Jack Russell Terrier named Elsie.
    • He has the most liked comment on Speed Racer, having written the comment on stream and asked to have the most liked comment on the level, as all the comments got accidentally deleted by RobTop on April 1, 2021.
    • He does not have a sense of smell.
    • Gizbro, ezvie, Luqualizer, FoundMyBall, BrianTheBurger, DiamondSplash and mbed all met up at npesta's apartment to beat Bloodbath all together.
    • He was the set verifier of RETURN 0 by MindCap, the former sequel and continuation to the story of LIMBO. MindCap has since cancelled the level, and it is unclear whether he will return to the project.
    • With the rolling of Zodiac as the final level of the roulette, the hardest levels available on the Demonlist before the generation of the roulette npesta did not roll were Renevant and Cognition.
    • He has 51% and 51-100% on the former Top 5 challenge level, Flutterwonder.
    • He has autism, which he revealed in a discussion about health.
    • After beating Zodiac, npesta stated that he believes Kenos is harder than Zodiac, despite the former being lower on the Demonlist at the time. This stems from Zodiac consisting mainly of slower speeds and being relatively easy on the eyes, neither of which apply to Kenos.
      • On 7 March 2025, Kenos would be moved above Zodiac on the Demonlist, validating this opinion as well as retrospectively giving npesta a Top 1 verification.
    • He once accidentally send the level Shitty Conical Depression on stream, thinking it was the back button.[70]

    Videos[]

    Unearthed_Verified_(Extreme_Demon)_by_YakobNugget_and_More!

    Unearthed Verified (Extreme Demon) by YakobNugget and More!

    The verification of Unearthed. Credits to npesta.

    DEIMOS_VERIFIED_(EXTREME_DEMON)_by_Endlevel_&_More

    DEIMOS VERIFIED (EXTREME DEMON) by Endlevel & More

    The verification of Deimos (EndLevel). Credits to npesta.

    WOW_VERIFIED_(EXTREME_DEMON)_by_Trusta_&_More

    WOW VERIFIED (EXTREME DEMON) by Trusta & More

    The verification of WOW. Credits to npesta.

    KENOS_VERIFIED_(Extreme_Demon)_by_Bianox_&_More!

    KENOS VERIFIED (Extreme Demon) by Bianox & More!

    The verification of Kenos. Credits to npesta.

    Altered_Ascent_VERIFIED_(Extreme_Demon)_by_Prism_and_More_Geometry_Dash

    Altered Ascent VERIFIED (Extreme Demon) by Prism and More Geometry Dash

    The verification of Altered Ascent. Credits to npesta.

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