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| |image = GooberRageStage.png | | |image = Goober Rage Stage 2.png |
| |id = 130183035 | | |id = 130183035 |
| |creator = bonscarrot (publisher) and LameJesseGD | | |creator = bonscarrot |
| |verifier = trenbabypaleo | | |verifier = trenbabypaleo |
| |created = [[Update 2.2]]
| | |difficulty = ExtremeDemon |
| |difficulty = [[File:ExtremeDemon.png|x35px]] | |
| |stars = 10 | | |stars = 10 |
| |length = 59s (Medium) | | |composer = WaxTerK |
| |objects = 18,278
| | |song = EarthBounce |
| |copytype = No password
| | |song_id = 956573 |
| |downloads = 225K+
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| |likes = 5.2K+
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| |rating = Featured
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| |artist = [https://waxterk.newgrounds.com/ WaxTerK]
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| |music = [https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/956573 EarthBounce] | |
| |musicid = 956573 | |
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| '''Goober Rage Stage''' is a [[Update 2.2|2.2]] Extreme Demon collaboration level by bonscarrot and LameJesseGD, verified by trenbabypaleo and published on 26 December 2025.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDrlR09cWzw</ref> Goober Rage Stage is a robot-exclusive troll level, inspired by several other video games, including ''[[Wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Syobon Action|Syobon Action (Cat Mario)]]'', and ''Unfair Mario''. | | '''Goober Rage Stage''' is a 2.2 Extreme Demon level by bonscarrot, verified by trenbabypaleo around 26 December 2025. It is a robot-only troll level. |
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| ==Description== | | == Gameplay == |
| Goober Rage Stage is divided into four distinct sections (all stylised in lowercase within the level). All gameplay was created by bonscarrot and decorated by LameJesseGD.
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| *'''0-23.5% (''The Factory''):''' The first section of Goober Rage Stage takes place inside a factory, with the player being a mini-robot at normal speed. Most blocks are grey with blue ridges and flathead screw designs, but some are brick red and hang from light pink wires. White and light pink spikes frequently emerge from blocks the player must use, requiring well-executed jumps with minimal reaction time. At 20.5%, the screen turns black as the player hits a slow-speed portal, with one more double-spike jump immediately after. A pink pad and double-speed portal serve as a transition to the next section.
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| *'''23.5-37% (''The City'', first half):''' The black visuals give way to a city section with orange and aquamarine buildings. Some rails with spikes are seen lifted using wires and off-screen cranes. In addition to sudden emerging spikes, some platforms will collapse without warning in this section.
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| *'''37-47% (''The City'', second half):''' The player will land on a red cable car at 37%. It has a three-block width, which will be utilised for additional spikes emerging from its roof. After surviving the ride on its roof, the player will dismount at 42.75%, followed by a single-spike needle jump. When passed, the screen turns black again as the player enters a transition with teleporting portals and spider pads. After making contact with a normal-size portal, the transition ends with a green orb in front of a triple-speed portal.
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| *'''47-70.75% (''The Lab''):''' The third section of the stage is a laboratory-themed section, with light-grey and metallic colours on the platforms. Unlike the previous two sections, there is a significant focus on horizontally moving spikes and platforms that lower from above. Two red orbs also appear at 59% and 62.5%; aside from the aforementioned green orb, they are the only other orbs in the entire level. A black transition takes place one final time, requiring the player to perform two double-spike needle jumps.
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| *'''70.75-93% (''The Sewer''):''' The fourth and final section of the stage is themed around sewers. Unlike [[The Sewers|the official platformer level of a similar name]], the decoration is primarily white and blue-grey. The player remains upside-down for nearly the entire section, making tight jumps across sewer pipes and concrete platforms. At 90.75%, the player hits a double-speed portal just before the final jump of the section. Passing the jump reverts the player's gravity as they enter the mouth of a large crocodile head.
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| *'''93-100% (Ending):''' The level's ending sequence appears at 93.25%, but there are five invisible jumps at 95.5%, 96.5%, 97.25%, 98.75%, and 99.5%. The jumps are timed to the call-and-response tune '[[Wikipedia:Shave and a Haircut|Shave and a Haircut]]'. During this section, the player and gameplay remain completely hidden as the title card and credits appear on-screen. If all blind jumps are cleared, the level ends.
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| | '''0-23%:''' Goober Rage Stage begins with the player inside a factory. The player has to do [[Nullscapes]]-type clicks and trolls to continue. The parts of the factory is rapidly changing so the player cannot tell what is happening, made worse with the fact that there are clubstep monsters in the background. There are also a bunch of arrows pointing to the right. |
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| ==Trivia== | | ==Trivia== |
| *Goober Rage Stage was rated on 8 January 2026 and placed at #115 on the [[Demonlist (Pointercrate)|Demonlist]], ranking above [[Zodiac]] and below DISSONANCE. | | *Goober Rage Stage was rated on 8 January 2026 and placed at #115 on the [[Geometry Dash Demonlist|Demonlist]] on 7 February 2026, above [[Zodiac]] and below DISSONANCE. |
| **This addition pushed [[qoUEO]] into the Legacy List. | | **This addition pushed [[qoUEO]] into the Legacy List. |
| *At 80%, an 8-bit Mario sprite is visible inside one of the [https://www.mariowiki.com/Warp_Pipe sewer pipes]. The player will land on his head, reducing him to a red puddle. | | *As with most levels, Goober Rage Stage is advertised as a '___ Demon' in videos. Two include 'Silent Diddy Demon' in the verification video and 'Robot Kaizo Demon' in Blueskii's showcase video. |
| ==References== | | *In one of [[Zoink]]'s streams, the chat flooded with people wanting Zoink to play Goober Rage Stage, to the point that after it had already been removed from his wheel of Extreme Demons, he had to add it back, only for it to be removed again. |
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| | *There are invisible clicks at the end of the level that follow the musical call-and-response tune 'Shave and a Haircut'. |
| [[Category:Demon List levels]] | | *On 21 June 2026, Goober Rage Stage lowered itself into the Legacy List |
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| | ==Demonlist== |
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| | [[Category:Extended List levels]] |
| | [[Category:2.2 levels]] |
| | [[Category:Top 150 levels]] |
| | [[Category:Extreme Demon levels]] |
| | [[Category:Demon levels]] |
| | [[Category:Medium levels]] |
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Goober Rage Stage is a 2.2 Extreme Demon level by bonscarrot, verified by trenbabypaleo around 26 December 2025. It is a robot-only troll level.
Gameplay
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0-23%: Goober Rage Stage begins with the player inside a factory. The player has to do Nullscapes-type clicks and trolls to continue. The parts of the factory is rapidly changing so the player cannot tell what is happening, made worse with the fact that there are clubstep monsters in the background. There are also a bunch of arrows pointing to the right.
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Trivia
- Goober Rage Stage was rated on 8 January 2026 and placed at #115 on the Demonlist on 7 February 2026, above Zodiac and below DISSONANCE.
- This addition pushed qoUEO into the Legacy List.
- As with most levels, Goober Rage Stage is advertised as a '___ Demon' in videos. Two include 'Silent Diddy Demon' in the verification video and 'Robot Kaizo Demon' in Blueskii's showcase video.
- In one of Zoink's streams, the chat flooded with people wanting Zoink to play Goober Rage Stage, to the point that after it had already been removed from his wheel of Extreme Demons, he had to add it back, only for it to be removed again.
- There are invisible clicks at the end of the level that follow the musical call-and-response tune 'Shave and a Haircut'.
- On 21 June 2026, Goober Rage Stage lowered itself into the Legacy List
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