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Manix648 (also known simply as Manix) is a popular and skilled Canadian/Romanian player, level creator, and former Moderator in Geometry Dash. Like LazerBlitz, he is known for making difficult levels such as Final Redux and Fusion. He is also famous for being part of several Extreme Demon collaborations, such as Bloodlust, Blade of Justice, Fusion Z, Auditory Breaker, and Infernal Abyss (the latter originally created by Ggb0y but never finished). He also created five RobTop-styled levels on the "GMDDEEPSPACE" account; a collaboration-account with Subwoofer, Platnuu, and FreeedTheDolfin.[1][2]

Conflicts[]

  • Fusion Z Drama - When Manix648 quit Geometry Dash, he took Fusion Z with him and canceled the level. However, knobbelboy went against his wishes to let the level die and claimed ownership of the level, giving it to Geomania to verify instead. In the end, Manix648 and knobbelboy came to an agreement; ten players' parts would be deleted and unknown players would replace them.

Levels[]

Unrated levels[]

  • blue marine (GMDDEEPSPACE) - The second "Geometry Dash Deepspace" level.
  • Fusion Z (on BGram's account) - A 2.0 mega-collaboration by many famous creators. It was confirmed dead due to the team not being able to separate the parts correctly and the team as a whole being inactive, however BGram verified a leaked version of Fusion Z.
  • Ricochet Love (GMDDEEPSPACE) - The fifth "Geometry Dash Deepspace" level.
  • Robotic nightmares (GMDDEEPSPACE) - The fourth "Geometry Dash Deepspace" level.

Demon levels[]

Medium Demon levels[]

  • M A N I X (featured) - A collaboration with KrmaL. It is his second full-effect level. The gameplay was originally invisible, but he made it visible (with some nerfs) after RobTop refused to rate the invisible version (note that the invisible version got rated much later).
  • Nano Rush (featured) - A fast-paced collaboration with LazerBlitz.
  • starShip Showdown (Epic, GMDDEEPSPACE) - The sixth "Geometry Dash Deepspace" level.
  • Tectonic Blitz (Epic)
  • The Colossus (Epic) - The second level in the Universal Redemption Series. It is a boss-fight and art level that features an object-heavy background created by knobbelboy.
  • The Colossus II (Epic) - The sequel to The Colossus. It is the third level in the Universal Redemption Series.
  • The demolisher (featured) - A collaboration with IronDofus. It is a Geometry Dash Meltdown-styled level.
  • The Valley of Souls (featured) - A collaboration with Findexi and Terron.
  • Volcanic Rush (featured) - A pixel art-themed level that got rated in two hours. It is dedicated to four creators.
  • Voltage Blast (featured) - A collaboration with LazerBlitz. It is his first XL level ever created. It was verified by Surv.

Hard Demon levels[]

  • BreakthroughX (featured) - A remake of Breakthrough by Hinds, but with 2.0 effects and much tighter wave sections.
  • Fusion (featured) - The first level in the Fusion Series. Some elements in the level (notably the UFO part) were inspired by TITANIUM CORE by KR0NOS.
  • haunted factory (featured) - His oldest level.
  • HindSight (featured) - A collaboration with LazerBlitz. It is based on Hinds' style.
  • Purple Caverns (featured) - A collaboration that was originally rated Harder 7*, but was buffed and is now a Demon. Manix has stated that this is because it bugged him that he had one non-Demon level.
  • SHOWDOWN (starred) - The first rated level to use the song Showdown by xKore.
  • SiriusX (featured) - A remake of -sirius- by FunnyGame. It was his entry for Viprin's 6th Creator Contest. It is dedicated to FunnyGame and was verified by Toxic.
  • Sky Party (featured) - A fan-made Update 2.1-inspired level.
  • The Hydragaryu (Epic) - A remake of The Yatagarasu using 2.1 mechanics and decorations. This was made in order to fix all the drama caused by The Yatagarasu.
  • The Yatagarasu (starred) - A boss-fight/art level. Due to copying art from other levels, this level got hate quickly, and it was not featured as a result of this.
  • TOE III (Epic) - The third and non-official installment in the Theory of Everything Series. It was his entry for Viprin's 8th Creator Contest.

Insane Demon levels[]

  • Final Redux (featured) - A level inspired by Ultra Drivers.
  • Fusion II (featured) - The second level in the Fusion Series. It was verified by MaxiS9.
  • Primal Redux (Epic) - The sequel to Final Redux. It was verified by Kozoukom (previously DavidVanPuff).
  • SupremeLocked (featured) - A collaboration with Kips. It is a pixel art and space themed level.
  • TakeDown (featured) - A collaboration with Thomartin and TheRealTho4. It was verified by KrmaL. It was originally a collaboration with Nasgubb as a sequel to Takeoff, but it did not work out.
  • ToE IV (Epic) - The fourth and non-official installment in the Theory of Everything Series. It was verified by Surv.
  • Viper (featured, GMDDEEPSPACE) - The seventh and final "Geometry Dash Deepspace" level.

Extreme Demon levels[]

  • Armageddon (Epic) - A remake of Another Cataclysm by Findexi. It was made for Viprin's GDS Creator Contest, where it scored 3rd place. The level was verified by LuigiDB.
  • Blade of Justice (Epic) - A collaboration with LazerBlitz and knobbelboy, and verified by RicoLP. It is his first Extreme Demon ever created and one of his hardest Demons released.
  • Bloodlust (Epic, on knobbelboy's account) - An Extreme Demon mega-collaboration by Manix, Quasar, and many more. It was revamped multiple times and was verified by knobbelboy after a year of playing and 121,296 attempts. The level also stays in Top 1 for a year until Zodiac dethrones it.

Upcoming levels[]

Canceled/deleted levels[]

  • a r t
  • BloodLust
  • effockted
  • for namtar
  • for turtle
  • for willy 2
  • Fusion II Preview
  • Fusion Z
  • Futuristic Nostalgia
  • k
  • lucgay
  • M A N I X
  • manick
  • Poodle
  • RAPETHROUGH
  • SHOWDOWN
  • The Jajagarasu
  • thingy 2 2 2 2
  • Unnamed 0 2

Nominations and Awards[]

Received 2 nominations in the Geometry Dash Awards

Nominations[]

  • Nominated in the 2.0 Awards for Best Demon Megacollab with Fusion Z
  • Nominated in the 2.0 Awards for Best 2.1 Recreation with Sky Party

Creator Contests[]

GDToday's 100 Greatest Levels of All Time List[]

Trivia[]

  • His first name is Horia, as he has said multiple times in his streams.
  • He deleted his YouTube channel on October 13, 2017.
    • With this, he had also asked to let Fusion Z die.
  • He is widely known for exceeding the object limit in many of his levels. RobTop does not disapprove of this, however.
  • His style of levels is very similar to the one from LazerBlitz's levels.
  • His name possibly came from a music composer named Manix.
  • He uses different styles in his levels (e.g. Blender, Ultra Drivers, etc.) via inspiration.
  • He later became a replacement for Cyclic in Riot's mega-collaboration Yatagarasu. However, Manix was later removed and replaced by AbstractDark.
  • "Manix" is also the name of a condom brand that was brought up multiple times in his Twitch streams.
  • Purple Caverns was originally rated Harder 7*, but one of Manix's friends buffed the level and it was re-rated as a Demon because Manix was bothered that one of his levels was not Demon-rated.
  • All of his levels are rated Demon difficulty.
  • He has been accused of stealing several level designs of other creators, such as LazerBlitz.
  • On July 10, 2019, he was unmodded due to inactivity.
  • Manix is also a skilled sculptor, with a few original sculpting montage videos on his channel.
  • He was referenced in a tweet by the Google Play Twitter account, which tweet featured a Geometry Dash-themed Mother's Day card saying "You Manix-ed the mom level."[3]
    • This became an inside joke in the community due to it making no sense.

Videos[]

Fusion_By_Manix648(me)_Medium-Hard_Demon

Fusion By Manix648(me) Medium-Hard Demon

The verification of Fusion. Credits to Manix648.

MY_FIRST_2.1_LEVEL!_ToE_III_By_Manix648(me)_-Medium_Demon-

MY FIRST 2.1 LEVEL! ToE III By Manix648(me) -Medium Demon-

The verification of TOE III. Credits to Manix648.

References[]

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