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{{Infobox Level
{{IB-Level
|image = File:8o.png|300px
|image     = 8o.png
|creator = Zobros & Etzer
|id        = 9145341
|difficulty = [[File:Demon.png|15px]] Demon
|creator   = [[Zobros]] (publisher) and [[Etzer]]
|sequences = C, S, U, S, U, S, U, S, U, S, C
|verifier  = Zobros
|portals = Gravity, Speed, Size
|created    = [[Update 1.9]]
|stars = 10[[File:Star.png|15px]]
|updated    = [[Update 2.2]]
|id = 9145341
|difficulty = {{InsaneDemon}}
|song = Eighto
|stars      = 10
|composer = Jomekka
|length    = 1m 9s (Long)
|created = 2013}}
|objects    = 19,210
8o is a very hard/insane demon level by [[Zobros]] and [[Etzer]].
|copytype  = Password (147596)
|downloads  = 23.87M
|likes      = 879.4K
|rating    = Featured
|artist    = [https://jomekka.newgrounds.com Jomekka]
|music      = [https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/624882 Eighto]
|musicid    = 624882
}}
'''8o''' is a [[Update 1.9|1.9]]/[[Update 2.2|2.2]] Insane Demon collaboration level by [[Zobros]] and [[Etzer]], verified and published by the former on 5 July 2015.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-UrcvnqX60</ref> It utilizes a large variety of blocks, but plenty of these blocks are in [[Update 1.7|1.7]] (coloured blocks, coloured gears, etc.). In the beginning, 8o is poly-chromatic, containing two colours until the drop. Afterwards, the level focuses on high-speed timings and objects that constantly change colours. 8o is one of the most popular Insane Demons in the game.


== Description ==
==Description==
8o is commonly considered as a very hard or insane demon. It uses a variety of blocks, but plenty of these blocks are in 1.7. (Colored blocks, colored gears, etc.) Also, the drop of 8o is similar to the triple speed ship part of Electrodynamix, where the player is in a very tight tunnel of spikes. At the beginning, 8o is polychromatic, containing two colors until the drop. Afterwards, the level focuses on high-speed timings and objects that constantly change colours.  
8o begins with a half-speed cube section that requires tricky timing and memorization. The cube is easy to memorize if the song is memorized as well. As the song approaches its drop, the cube sequence speeds up to normal speed and slows down just before the drop.
 
After the cube, the player enters a triple-speed ship sequence, which consists of many tight spaces and sharp turns with jump orbs. Afterwards, the player enters a half-speed UFO segment that requires precise timing. The exact sequence (ship and UFO) happens again. Then, at around 67%, the player goes into a slow ship part and encounters a one-block-space ship part with a length of five regular spikes. The player then switches to triple speed and quickly changes gravity. Some gravity portals do not change the player's gravity, while others do, to confuse the player. A slow UFO occurs again, followed by another triple-speed ship sequence.
 
Then, the player goes through a two-block-space UFO segment at half speed. That is the maximum a UFO can jump (two blocks) by itself (without the help of orbs). The player then enters a triple-speed ship sequence and must navigate a space narrower than 0.5 blocks, followed by invisible ramps. The player then enters one final normal-speed cube segment. Zobros's and Etzer's names are located at the end, followed by a triple-spike.


==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
8o starts off with a slow cube that requires tricky timing and memorization. The cube is easy to memorize if the song is memorized. As the song approaches its drop, the cube sequence will achieve normal speed, and slow down just before the song's drop. After the cube, the player will transform into triple speed ship mode, which is considered to be hard. This ship mode has many  tight spaces and sharp turns with orbs. Afterwards, the player enters a slow UFO that requires timed clicking or timing. The same sequence (ship and ufo) happen again. Then, at around 67%, the player goes into slow ship mode and encounters a one-space ship part with a length of 5 normal spikes. The player then goes to triple speed, and changes gravity very quickly, as seen in the picture. Some gravity portals do not change the players gravity, which may confuse the player. The slow UFO happens again, proceeding with a triple speed ship part.
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Then, the player goes through a two-space, slow UFO. This is the maximum a UFO can jump (2 blocks) by itself (no orbs, for example). The player enters triple speed ship, and must go through a <0.5 block space, followed by invisible ramps. The player then goes to normal speed, and enters the very end of the level. Zobros's and Etzer's name is in the end, followed by a triple spike. If the player fails to overcome the triple spike, the player will die at 98%.


== Crashes ==
==Trivia==
* [[Geometry Dash Joash]] - 78% thrice, 82%, 84%, 88%, 90%, 91%, 92% thrice, 98% twice
*f3lixsram, along with Yakimaru, made an unofficial sequel called 8o X.
* [[GuitarHeroStyles]] - 71%, 88%, and 98%
*The drop of 8o is similar to the triple-speed ship sequence of [[Electrodynamix]], where the player is in a very tight tunnel of spikes.
* Mineber - 87%, 92% and 98%
*The pronunciation of 8o is a play on words in English, because 8 is 'Eight', and the letter 'o' is added, forming 'Eight-o'.
* [[Krazyman50]] - 98% twice
*A 'JJ' text made out of blocks can be found above the last cube section.
* KennethOfSweden - 98% twice
{{Togglebox
* LittleBigKilla - 98%
|header = Notable fails
* LCookie - 98%
|body  = <nowiki />
* Slypp - 98%
*Joash: 82%, 84%, 88%, 90%, 91%, 92% x3, and 98% x2
* JadGD - 70%, 75%, 78%, 95%
*GuitarHeroStyles: 88% and 98%
* MaxiS9 - 92%
*Mineber: 87%, 92%, and 98%
* Faiftex - 90%
*[[EricVanWilderman]]: 81%, 82%, 87%, 89% x2, 90%, and 92%
* GeometryJosh - 90%
*[[KrmaL]]: 98% x2
* WolfgangPuP - 82%
*KennethOfSweden: 98% x2
* SoulsTRK - 81%
*LittleBigKilla: 98%
* ReXool - 83%
*LCookie: 98%
* SirQuack - 74%
*AaronNew78: 82%, 86%, 89% x5, and 92%.
* Hinds - 72%
*Slypp: 98%
* Satcho - 72%
*[[Nexus]]: 98%
* Rlol - 71%
*MobileMaster: 81%, 89%, 92%, 95%, and 98%
* Lebreee - 70%
*LuckyCaster24: 87%, 88% x5, 89%, 90% x3, 92% x2, and 96%
* Blakcbird - 70%
*TitanVulkan (Titan Channel): 89% and 95%
* MortalGD - 70%
*FinnStreams: 92%
* HalcyonGD - 68%
}}
* AlstoneK1 - 63%


== Videos ==
==References==
[[File:Geometry Dash - 8o (Demon) - by Zobros (me) and Etzer|centre|thumb|402x402px|Credit to Zobros]]
<references />
[[Category:User Created levels]]
[[Category:Classic levels]]
[[Category:Demon levels]]
[[Category:1.9 Levels]]
[[Category:Insane Demon]]
[[Category:Long Levels]]
[[Category:Levels]]
[[Category:Featured Levels]]
[[Category:Very hard demon]]
[[Category:2015 levels]]
[[Category:Collabs]]

Latest revision as of 15:35, 11 October 2026

8o
ID

9145341

Creator(s)

Zobros (publisher) and Etzer

Verifier(s)

Zobros

Created
Last updated
Attributes
Difficulty

10

Length

1m 9s (Long)

Objects

19,210

Copy type

Password (147596)

Statistics
Downloads

23.87M

Likes

879.4K

Rating

Featured

Audio info
Artist(s)
Music
Music ID

624882

8o is a 1.9/2.2 Insane Demon collaboration level by Zobros and Etzer, verified and published by the former on 5 July 2015.[1] It utilizes a large variety of blocks, but plenty of these blocks are in 1.7 (coloured blocks, coloured gears, etc.). In the beginning, 8o is poly-chromatic, containing two colours until the drop. Afterwards, the level focuses on high-speed timings and objects that constantly change colours. 8o is one of the most popular Insane Demons in the game.

Description

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8o begins with a half-speed cube section that requires tricky timing and memorization. The cube is easy to memorize if the song is memorized as well. As the song approaches its drop, the cube sequence speeds up to normal speed and slows down just before the drop.

After the cube, the player enters a triple-speed ship sequence, which consists of many tight spaces and sharp turns with jump orbs. Afterwards, the player enters a half-speed UFO segment that requires precise timing. The exact sequence (ship and UFO) happens again. Then, at around 67%, the player goes into a slow ship part and encounters a one-block-space ship part with a length of five regular spikes. The player then switches to triple speed and quickly changes gravity. Some gravity portals do not change the player's gravity, while others do, to confuse the player. A slow UFO occurs again, followed by another triple-speed ship sequence.

Then, the player goes through a two-block-space UFO segment at half speed. That is the maximum a UFO can jump (two blocks) by itself (without the help of orbs). The player then enters a triple-speed ship sequence and must navigate a space narrower than 0.5 blocks, followed by invisible ramps. The player then enters one final normal-speed cube segment. Zobros's and Etzer's names are located at the end, followed by a triple-spike.

Gameplay

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Trivia

[edit | edit source]
  • f3lixsram, along with Yakimaru, made an unofficial sequel called 8o X.
  • The drop of 8o is similar to the triple-speed ship sequence of Electrodynamix, where the player is in a very tight tunnel of spikes.
  • The pronunciation of 8o is a play on words in English, because 8 is 'Eight', and the letter 'o' is added, forming 'Eight-o'.
  • A 'JJ' text made out of blocks can be found above the last cube section.

Notable fails

  • Joash: 82%, 84%, 88%, 90%, 91%, 92% x3, and 98% x2
  • GuitarHeroStyles: 88% and 98%
  • Mineber: 87%, 92%, and 98%
  • EricVanWilderman: 81%, 82%, 87%, 89% x2, 90%, and 92%
  • KrmaL: 98% x2
  • KennethOfSweden: 98% x2
  • LittleBigKilla: 98%
  • LCookie: 98%
  • AaronNew78: 82%, 86%, 89% x5, and 92%.
  • Slypp: 98%
  • Nexus: 98%
  • MobileMaster: 81%, 89%, 92%, 95%, and 98%
  • LuckyCaster24: 87%, 88% x5, 89%, 90% x3, 92% x2, and 96%
  • TitanVulkan (Titan Channel): 89% and 95%
  • FinnStreams: 92%

References

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