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WARNING: This level contains intense flashes and bright lights. If you have epilepsy or any other eye conditions, watching a video of this level is strictly advised against. Safety first! |
| “ | I started building this level when "The Realistic" was released, pass is song ID, Thanks RobTop | ” |
―Linco | ||
Butterfly Effect is a 1.9 solo Easy Demon created, verified, and published by Linco. It is an easy remake of Nine Circles. It utilizes a teal-like color scheme. It is one of the easier Nine Circles levels created and features many mini-wave segments utilizing fakes in quite a few places. It has a few gravity changes and tests the player's basic ability to control their wave and respond as fast as possible to incoming obstacles.
History[]
Linco started to create the level at the time of The Realistic (late April), but published it in mid-summer. Due to its unusual name, it was known and got rated several months later.
Gameplay[]
- 0-12%: The level starts with a moderately confusing cube section that features several fake lines and trick orbs to try and throw off the player.
- 13-26%: Next, the player enters a double-speed ship sequence, which is fairly easy since the second half is nearly auto.
- 26-28%: Afterward, the player enters a short auto cube section where the music beat will rapidly drop and pick up speed.
- 29-100%: Then, the player enters a triple-speed wave segment that features numerous fake lines and size changes, with many sawblades and spikes in an attempt to kill the player. The first half of this wave segment is mostly normal-sized and in normal gravity. However, the wave will gradually increase in difficulty in the second half. The wave will start having size changes and the player is faced with brief spam segments containing tighter spaces and tricky mini-wave segments. Then appears a long but very easy corridor with shattered sawblades and another mini wave segment. Near the end, a wave dual with mixed sizes will appear, and it is considered the trickiest part of the wave segment. If the player manages to pass this, they will have to survive one last small stretch of a triple-speed wave before encountering a half-speed change, from which the level is practically over. The creator's name "LINCO" can be seen at the bottom, and after a short half-speed easy spam segment, the level ends.
Fails[]
- Roby crashed at 96% twice.
- Milesman34 crashed at 89% and 90% twice.
- CrisPy Dash crashed at 89%.
- DemonThunder crashed at 93% and 96% twice.
- Freakify crashed at 91% eleven times.
Trivia[]
- The password for the level is 555208.
- The level contains 17,671 objects.
- The level is 1m 8s in length.
- This is considered one of the easiest Demon-rated Nine Circles levels ever. Its difficulty is comparable to Fractured Circles.
- This is the only level, alongside The Realistic, to feature "spearhead" gears instead of "Blast Processing" ones in the ship sequence.
- This is the only level, alongside Crimson Clutter and Beautiful Eyes, to reverse the order of flashing lights (4-3-2-1).
- This is one of the few levels with a title not inspired by the song name and/or without the word "Circles" in it.
- This level uniquely uses intro-flexed clusters of spikes to decorate the slopes.
- The level is a copy of itself.
- This is the first rated Nine Circles Demon without a NIGHTkilla song (Viewtifulday - My Future).
- There is a 2.1 remake of this level called Hue Effect, which is the only Nine Circles level that became a weekly Demon.[1]
- This level is might be called Butterfly Effect because of the pulsing effect in the wave, rather than it being named after the actual butterfly effect in chaos theory.
- In chaos theory, the butterfly effect is the phenomenon whereby a minute localized change in a complex system can have large effects elsewhere.
- This is possibly why "My Future" is the song used in the level.
Gallery[]
The level menu of Butterfly Effect.
Walkthrough[]
Butterfly Effect (Very Easy Demon) by Linco -Geometry Dash-
The full walkthrough of Butterfly Effect. Credits to CrisPy Dash.