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==History== Sakupen Hell was created after TheMuteTroll exposed Noobas for hacking.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op_BdUabxlg</ref> Around that time, Cataclysm was beaten by several experienced players, namely Riot and [[Sandstorm]] (and famously hacked by Cyclic, believed to have beaten it legitimately at the time). Noobas was discontented that a hacked level had been rated, especially since everyone claimed he had hacked one of his levels, Theory of SkriLLex, though he had not. Eventually, Noobas decided to create Sakupen Hell, a new Extreme Demon, in an attempt to take Cataclysm's and [[ICE Carbon Diablo X|ICE Carbon Diablo X's]] spot as the hardest Demons (at the time). Noobas mentioned that he would openly hack-verify the level, as he claimed that he had the 'rights' to do so since Cataclysm at the time was also verified with hacks,<ref name="HackVerify">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzAdJBAaQqY?t=2133</ref> calling it a 'challenge for Cyclic and Riot'. On 8 June 2015, Sakupen Hell was hack-verified as expected and released.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrxlx-l55WY</ref> Later that same day, L Legend (rumoured to be Noobas himself) beat the level with speed hacks.<ref name=":0">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NevRKY1PM6I</ref> When Update 2.0 was released, Noobas updated the level, adding a near-impossible wave dual segment to replace the final straight-fly mini-ship segment.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJ1H_sJOTHg</ref> Afterwards, the level got deleted as Noobas attempted to turn over a new leaf to be a legitimate player. It was later revealed that RobTop deleted the level because he disliked its existence.<ref name="HackVerify"/> Initially, Riot tried the level but later stepped down and announced his departure. TigerXero (then known as Furry Dash) also attempted it but made little progress. TrusTa was the first to make significant progress and revived the level's popularity after finally verifying and publishing it on 14 August 2016, in 22,199 attempts, though with a slight nerf to the first mini-wave segment (making it slightly more spacious).
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