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==Description== *'''0-22%:''' Nine Circles begins with a cube section consisting of simple jumps and fakes. It then transitions to a double-speed ship sequence featuring narrow spaces with sawblades to dodge. The section also contains slopes that can make the ship unstable and cause it to fly into the sawblades. *'''22-34%:''' Next, the player enters a ball segment involving orbs and gravity portals. This part requires memorization due to the many fake orbs and the need for precise timing to avoid crashing into gears or spikes. *'''34-39%:''' The level then transitions to a slow, easy cube segment with two simple jumps. Then the song drops, signalling a drastic increase in difficulty as it transitions into a flashy wave section. *'''39-50%:''' The wave section begins with a normal-size wave segment mainly based on timings. At 45%, the player must go through an invisible space in the 'slope'. At 48%, it transitions to a slow but tight wave segment. *'''50-62%:''' The level transitions into an upside-down wave section, returning to triple-speed with more timing and manoeuvring. At 58%, it turns into a wave dual primarily based on precision. *'''62-72%:''' The level transitions into a difficult mini-wave section, requiring good precision due to several slopes being in the way, and if the player is not quick enough, it will result in a crash. The section slows down a bit at the end. *'''72-83%:''' The level transitions to an upside-down mini-wave segment, considered the hardest section of the level. It is similar to the previous mini-wave segment but a little more difficult due to the reversed gravity. The section then transitions to a dual-wave segment mainly based on memory. *'''84-100%:''' Finally, the level ends with a medium-difficulty cube section, which involves a lot of timed jumps and memorization. The first orb must also be well-timed because hitting it too early will cause the player to hit the ceiling of a block and crash. The level ends with Zobros' name, similar to most of his other original levels. This creator-signature is often replicated in other Nine Circles levels.
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