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|title = ToshDeluxe
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|image = toshey profile pic.png
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|nickname = Toshy, toshfn, Djan (real name)
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|age = 24 (November 29, 1998)
|nickname = Tosh, Toshy, toshfn, Josh Deluxe
|levels = 24 (0 rated, 0 CP)
|country = {{Flag|nl|Netherlands}}
|crew = Dynasty Warriors, The Skwat, [[Silent Engine]]
|levels   = 24
|position = 11108
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|years = 2014-present
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|twitch   = [https://www.twitch.tv/toshdeluxe toshdeluxe]
|twitch = [https://twitch.tv/toshdeluxe toshdeluxe]
|twitter = [https://twitter.com/toshdeluxe @toshdeluxe]
|twitter = [https://mobile.twitter.com/toshdeluxe @toshdeluxe]}}
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'''ToshDeluxe''' ('''Toshey''' in-game) is a skilled Dutch player in ''Geometry Dash''. He has a large presence on YouTube from his numerous recordings of Demon levels and his first recordings of some impossible Demons including [[Silent Circles]], [[Silent Processing]], Sonic Wave v2, Theory of Silent, and many more. These videos would lead into the "Impossible Series", which consists of gameplays of various impossible levels composed of noclip and speed hacks (formerly start positions, cuts, auto, and practice mode). He has also started a series called "Memories Series", where he plays levels from previous updates and more obscure levels. Despite his large popularity, he is heavily disliked due to a history of behavior that many have deemed as toxic as well as for using clickbait titles for some of his YouTube videos.
'''ToshDeluxe''' ('''Toshey''' in-game) is a skilled Dutch player. He has a large presence on YouTube from his numerous recordings of Demon levels and his first recordings of some impossible Demons, including [[Silent Circles (Cyrillic)|Silent Circles]], Silent Processing, Sonic Wave v2, Theory of Silent, Old Slaughterhouse, and many more. These videos would lead into the 'Impossible Series', which consists of gameplay videos of various impossible levels, using noclip and speed hacks (formerly start positions, cuts, auto, and [[Practice Mode|practice mode]]). He has also started a series called 'Memories Series', where he plays levels from previous updates and more obscure levels.


==History==
==History==
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ToshDeluxe initially joined YouTube on 16 November 2013. His first video was an official channel intro used to launch his channel, and he used it throughout most of his career during [[Update 1.9]].<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RdFPNp3OC0</ref>


ToshDeluxe first joined YouTube on November 16, 2013, and his first video was a video of his official channel intro, which was used for the start of his channel and most of the time of his career during Update 1.9.<ref>https://youtu.be/2RdFPNp3OC0</ref>
After that, he first came in contact with [[Geometry Dash]] when he beat the first six levels on 8 June 2014, about half a year after it came out.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0O93cg9Gm1s</ref>


After that, ToshDeluxe just uploaded videos of random games such as ''The World's Hardest Game'', ''Red Ball 4'', ''FUEL'', ''Flappy Bird'', etc. He first came in contact with ''Geometry Dash'' when he beat the first six levels on June 8, 2014, about half a year after it came out.<ref>https://youtu.be/0O93cg9Gm1s</ref>
Six months later, on 12 December 2014, ToshDeluxe beat Blast Processing, his first 'official' Geometry Dash video, after doing a gameplay video of it.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVmD8Dd7HXk</ref> Afterwards, he became a small-time Geometry Dash channel, creating countless videos of random 1.9 levels. However, when he uploaded a practice-mode montage of [[Sakupen Hell]] with cuts, it quickly went viral, garnering over 1,000 views.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWmYZ7A9bgI</ref>


Six months later, on December 12, 2014, ToshDeluxe beat Blast Processing, his first "official" ''Geometry Dash'' video, after doing a gameplay video of it.<ref>https://youtu.be/RVmD8Dd7HXk</ref> Afterward, he became a small-time ''Geometry Dash'' channel, creating countless videos of random 1.9 levels. However, when he uploaded a Practice Mode montage of [[Sakupen Hell]] with cuts, it quickly blew up in popularity, gaining over a thousand views.<ref>https://youtu.be/DWmYZ7A9bgI</ref>
ToshDeluxe continued making random videos of levels and montages of unreleased levels, gaining several views from videos on Deadlocked, the new official level for [[Update 2.0]] that RobTop had previewed. He even did a 1.9 remake video of it, which gained thousands of views and added to his fanbase.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcU5KMdo6bM</ref> ToshDeluxe followed that up by uploading another practice montage video on the old version of [[The Hell Factory]] a month after the one on Sakupen Hell, gaining even more views than the latter.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IN5n3GN4Ja0</ref>


ToshDeluxe continued making random videos of levels and montages of unreleased levels, gaining several views from videos on Deadlocked, the new official level for Update 2.0 that RobTop had previewed. He even did a 1.9 remake video of it, which gained thousands of views and added to his fanbase.<ref>https://youtu.be/PcU5KMdo6bM</ref> ToshDeluxe followed that up by uploading another practice montage video on the old version of [[The Hell Factory]] a month after the one on Sakupen Hell, gaining even more views than the latter.<ref>https://youtu.be/IN5n3GN4Ja0</ref>
On 13 August 2015, ToshDeluxe uploaded his third practice montage video for Bloodbath.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhC0NoIjwY0</ref> This quickly became his newest and most popular video, gaining over 100,000 views.


On August 13, 2015, ToshDeluxe uploaded his third practice montage video - on Bloodbath.<ref>https://youtu.be/jhC0NoIjwY0</ref> This quickly became his newest and most popular video, gaining over 100,000 views.
On 10 January 2016, he started a series called 'Best Levels Ever', a sarcastic series in which he plays a poorly made level as a show of appreciation for their so-called 'hard work', but he cancelled it after four instalments. It was later retooled and renamed the 'Recent Levels' series, but it got cancelled again.


On January 10, 2016, he started a series called the “Best Levels Ever" series, which is a sarcastic series in which he plays a poorly made level as an appreciation for their so-called "hard work," but canceled after four installations soon afterward. It was later retooled and renamed the “Recent Levels” series but got canceled again.
On 21 January 2021, he completed [[Sonic Wave]], making it his current hardest Demon.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkNgy_KcH5Q</ref>
 
On January 21, 2021, he completed [[Sonic Wave]], making it his current hardest Demon.<ref>https://youtu.be/kkNgy_KcH5Q</ref>


===Conflicts===
===Conflicts===
*'''Devil Vortex Accusations Conflict -''' After ToshDeluxe verified Devil Vortex on April 21, 2017, several players accused Tosh of hacking due to "lag spikes" in the video and the queer suspicion of Tosh verifying the level extremely quickly, despite its sheer difficulty.
;Cheating Accusations
*'''NoctaFly Exposal Scandal -''' After ToshDeluxe accused [[Noctalium]] (formerly NoctaFly) of hacking Death Corridor, the community looked into it more. Several notable players, such as Riot and [[Combined]], including ToshDeluxe, worked collectively to expose NoctaFly for hacking Death Corridor and other levels. Eventually, NoctaFly confessed and changed his username to Noctalium.
Several skilled players, including [[Technical]], [[DiamondSplash]], Sonic80, and [[npesta]], worked together to create an exposal video about ToshDeluxe shortly after his verification of [[Devil Vortex]] on 21 April 2017. This video accused him of hacking several of his notable achievements, including verifying Devil Vortex and completing Unnerfed Paracosm Circles (thanks to discovering suspicious objects at the top of the editors for those levels). ToshDeluxe hit back with a response video a month later, claiming that most of these points were either false or were assumptions made by the list editors to manipulate the community against him.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdeZamerh_w&t=241s</ref> The accusations are universally accepted as true by top players and list staff, suggesting it is extremely likely the levels were hacked. However, eventually, ToshDeluxe beat Devil Vortex legitimately, and since then, the drama has stopped. On 23 July 2023, zcylix revealed a pulse in one part of the wave in Tosh's verification video of the level, conclusively proving that ToshDeluxe had initially hacked the level by making some parts auto via invisible blue pads.
*'''NuclearNacho False Donation Conflict -''' In December 2017, ToshDeluxe donated $3,000 to assist NuclearNacho, whose family was experiencing financial difficulties. This donation turned out to be a troll since NuclearNacho insulted ToshDeluxe a while ago. Although the two eventually came to a shaky compromise, ToshDeluxe refused to apologize, and his behavior was called into question.
*'''ToshDeluxe Exposal Conflict -''' Several skilled players, including [[Technical]], [[DiamondSplash]], Sonic80, and [[npesta]], worked together to create an exposal video about ToshDeluxe. This video accuses him of hacking several of his notable achievements, including his achievement of verifying Devil Vortex and completing Unnerfed Paracosm Circles (thanks to discovering weird objects at the top of the editors of those levels). ToshDeluxe hit back with a response video a month later, claiming that most of these points were either false or were assumptions made by the list editors to manipulate the community against him.<ref>https://youtu.be/qdeZamerh_w&t=241s</ref> The accusations are universally accepted as true by top players and list staff, suggesting it is extremely likely the levels were hacked. Eventually, Tosh reverified Devil Vortex legitimately, and since then, the drama has stopped.
*'''The Dark Side of ToshDeluxe Conflict -''' [[RoiMousti]], a skilled French Geometry Dash player and creator, worked with several others, such as Kapinapi, a skilled Polish player to call out ToshDeluxe for numerous accusations in a video titled "The Dark Side of ToshDeluxe". This video called him out for being aware of underage users on his Discord Server yet doing nothing about it. Tosh also got accused of doxxing users by publicly posting direct messages of them telling Tosh their personal information, defending a pedophile by the name of Twingy, and refusing to ban him despite evidence showing his inappropriate behavior. Other accusations were having admitted to looking at nude pictures of underage girls and seemingly bragging about them on his Discord server. There are examples of him demonstrating toxic behavior towards the people who criticize him.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20190910141438if_/https://youtu.be/ktyKg3w6Hvw&gl=US&hl=en</ref> In response, ToshDeluxe made a video titled "The Bright Side of ToshDeluxe". He tried defending his actions and making various points on how RoiMousti's video made several claims without any context or evidence.<ref>https://youtu.be/24N8nJCXnv8</ref> Both of these videos have been deleted.
*'''ToshDeluxe vs. Geometry Dash Server Drama -''' On January 8, 2020, ToshDeluxe uploaded a video to his channel that addressed the server and many of its flaws directly. This video would be in collaboration with Mythra, [[RedHuseey]], and Chara. Tosh addresses the fact that he got banned three times from the server despite not once breaking a rule, that the response to this is that they are allowed to ban people who are well-known rule breakers outside of the server. This response makes sense for users like infamous raiders, but Tosh was not a raider, and he believed he should have been considered innocent until proven guilty. They also address how many of the rules on the server are very vague and only seem to apply to certain situations where it is convenient for the staff and how the rules are also lacking because of poor wording enforcement. They also express how whenever a staff member is being unreasonable, any attempt to talk to head staff and DMs about it leads to being made fun of or only being given answers. Ironically, they also show a big push on the server for everything to be resolved in DMs with staff, but the interactions in these DMs go nowhere. It did not apply to all staff. They also went into detail about some situations involving Pauze and other mods that show a hefty amount of bias among them. All in all, the video Tosh and Mythra may manage to capture unrest that many community members had felt toward the server and put it into a 15-minute exposure, leading to it spreading around the community quite quickly. Many people stood behind what was said in the video despite Tosh not being the most respected person in the community. While not necessarily handled most respectfully in the video, it was still well explained. This drama has led to many changes on the server today, though things got intense in some other scenarios on Twitter. It eventually died, and both parties moved away from each other.  


==Levels==
;NoctaFly Exposal Scandal
===Unrated levels===
After ToshDeluxe accused [[Noctalium]] (formerly NoctaFly) of hacking [[Death Corridor]], the community looked into it more. Several notable players, including Riot and Combined, including ToshDeluxe, worked together to expose NoctaFly for hacking Death Corridor and other levels. Eventually, NoctaFly confessed and changed his username to Noctalium.
*Cataclysm V1 Done - [[Quasar (Player)|Quasar]]'s fixed version of Old Cataclysm.
*CollabHorntail 2
*Deluxelocked - His version of Deadlocked.
*Devil Vortex 240hz
*Devil Vortex Old - The original version of [[Devil Vortex]] before he buffed it to Top 5 difficulty. It is considered Medium Demon difficulty in his opinion.
*Duelo Maestro BugFix - A fixed version of [[Duelo Maestro]].
*Fingerdeluxe - His version of Fingerdash.
*Hard
*Nine circles 4 speed
*Paracosm Circles - The original, unnerfed version of [[Paracosm Circles]].
*Peerd Challenge
*Problematic 4x - A harder version of [[Problematic]] with a quadruple speed wave segment rather than triple speed.
*sakupen Heaven - A nerfed version of [[Sakupen Hell]].
*Screamroom 144hz
*Shitty Sonic Wave v2
*Silent Circles - An auto version of [[Silent Circles]]. It was rated Auto 1* at one point.
*Sonic Wave Deluxe - A collaboration with [[Rustam]]. It is a red, nerfed version of [[Sonic Wave]].
*The JanuS Miracle - [[The JanuS Miracle]], but with proper user coins added. It was uploaded during the infamous moment when the level was hack-buffed to Top 10 difficulty before [[Megadere]] sold his account.
*The Shredder bugfix - A fixed version of The Shredder.
*tiny shop
*toshey challenge unf
*toshypolis challenge
*Tron Legacy
*Windy Landscape 50Hz - A fixed version of [[Windy Landscape]] for 50Hz users.
 
===Upcoming levels===
*Haunted Corridor - An Extreme Demon mega-collaboration hosted by [[KaotikJumper]]. It is a possible rebirth of the impossible mega-collaboration Haunted Corridor.
 
===Canceled/deleted levels===
*Endless Escape (Insane 8*) - No Escape by Lugunium, reuploaded by ToshDeluxe to help get the level rated as the creator quit with success. It was later personally buffed with user coins, then deleted as RobTop managed to rate the original version a year later.


==Achievements==
==Achievements==
ToshDeluxe has beaten several Extreme (and hard Insane) Demons including [[Devil Vortex]], [[Artificial Ideology]], [[Bloodbath]], [[The Flawless]], The Secret Box, and many more Demon levels. His completions of some Extreme Demons have been subject to accusations of hacking.
ToshDeluxe has beaten several Extreme (and hard Insane) Demons, including Devil Vortex, [[Artificial Ideology]], [[Bloodbath]], [[The Flawless]], The Secret Box, and many more. His completions of some Extreme Demons have been accused of hacking.


On May 29, 2016, he beat the old version of [[Cataclysm]], making him the 38th person to do so. He is the 24th person to beat it after the 2.0 update.
On 29 May 2016, he beat the old version of [[Cataclysm]], making him the 38th person to do so. He is the 24th person to beat it after Update 2.0.


On November 25, 2016, he beat [[Duelo Maestro]] by Nacho21 with Jelly on stream.
On 25 November 2016, he beat [[Duelo Maestro]] by Nacho21 with Jelly on stream.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*He is currently the owner of the clan Dynasty Warriors (DW).
*ToshDeluxe is currently the owner of the clan Dynasty Warriors (DW).
*His "Toshey" account once was in the Top 10, but he was banned, and no one could see him on the leaderboards besides himself.
*ToshDeluxe's 'Toshey' account was once in the Top 10 [[leaderboards]], but he was banned, and no one could see him on the leaderboards besides himself.
**This is caused by ToshDeluxe getting the [http://i.imgur.com/0vfjfUT.jpg lost data bug].
**It is caused by ToshDeluxe getting the [http://i.imgur.com/0vfjfUT.jpg lost data bug].
*His stats have been lost before.
***ToshDeluxe's stats have been lost before.
*His name on his YouTube profile pic says "TOSHY", while in-game his username is "Toshey".
*ToshDeluxe also made an April Fools' video on 1 April 2021, in which he hack-verified Africa Circles.
*He also made an April Fools video on April 1, 2021, in which he hack-verified Africa Circles.
*ToshDeluxe was the verifier of Africa Circles, but he later dropped it.
*He was the verifier of the level "Africa Circles", but after an argument with the creator, he dropped it.
 
==Gallery==
<gallery>
ToshDeluxeProfile.png|The profile of ToshDeluxe's old account named ''ToshDeluxe''.
TosheyProfile.png|The profile of ToshDeluxe's current account named ''Toshey''.
ToshIRL.png|A picture of ToshDeluxe in real life via Instagram.
</gallery>


==Videos==
==Videos==
<tabber>
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|-|Sonic Wave Deluxe Verification=
[[File:Geometry Dash (INSANE DEMON) - 'Sonic Wave Deluxe' - by ToshDeluxe & Rustam -LIVE-|center|thumb|330x330px|The verification of Sonic Wave Deluxe. Credits to ToshDeluxe.]]
|-|Devil Vortex Possibly Hacked Verification=
[[File:"DEVIL VORTEX" 100%!! COMPLETE (EXTREME DEMON!!) - by Rustam (Verified by ToshDeluxe) -On Stream-|center|thumb|330x330px|The verification(?) of Devil Vortex. Credits to ToshDeluxe.]]
</tabber>


==References==
==References==
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[[Category:Players]]
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Latest revision as of 12:35, 12 October 2026

ToshDeluxe
Information
Other names

Tosh, Toshy, toshfn, Josh Deluxe

Country

Netherlands

Statistics
Uploaded levels

24

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ToshDeluxe (Toshey in-game) is a skilled Dutch player. He has a large presence on YouTube from his numerous recordings of Demon levels and his first recordings of some impossible Demons, including Silent Circles, Silent Processing, Sonic Wave v2, Theory of Silent, Old Slaughterhouse, and many more. These videos would lead into the 'Impossible Series', which consists of gameplay videos of various impossible levels, using noclip and speed hacks (formerly start positions, cuts, auto, and practice mode). He has also started a series called 'Memories Series', where he plays levels from previous updates and more obscure levels.

History

[edit | edit source]

ToshDeluxe initially joined YouTube on 16 November 2013. His first video was an official channel intro used to launch his channel, and he used it throughout most of his career during Update 1.9.[1]

After that, he first came in contact with Geometry Dash when he beat the first six levels on 8 June 2014, about half a year after it came out.[2]

Six months later, on 12 December 2014, ToshDeluxe beat Blast Processing, his first 'official' Geometry Dash video, after doing a gameplay video of it.[3] Afterwards, he became a small-time Geometry Dash channel, creating countless videos of random 1.9 levels. However, when he uploaded a practice-mode montage of Sakupen Hell with cuts, it quickly went viral, garnering over 1,000 views.[4]

ToshDeluxe continued making random videos of levels and montages of unreleased levels, gaining several views from videos on Deadlocked, the new official level for Update 2.0 that RobTop had previewed. He even did a 1.9 remake video of it, which gained thousands of views and added to his fanbase.[5] ToshDeluxe followed that up by uploading another practice montage video on the old version of The Hell Factory a month after the one on Sakupen Hell, gaining even more views than the latter.[6]

On 13 August 2015, ToshDeluxe uploaded his third practice montage video for Bloodbath.[7] This quickly became his newest and most popular video, gaining over 100,000 views.

On 10 January 2016, he started a series called 'Best Levels Ever', a sarcastic series in which he plays a poorly made level as a show of appreciation for their so-called 'hard work', but he cancelled it after four instalments. It was later retooled and renamed the 'Recent Levels' series, but it got cancelled again.

On 21 January 2021, he completed Sonic Wave, making it his current hardest Demon.[8]

Conflicts

[edit | edit source]
Cheating Accusations

Several skilled players, including Technical, DiamondSplash, Sonic80, and npesta, worked together to create an exposal video about ToshDeluxe shortly after his verification of Devil Vortex on 21 April 2017. This video accused him of hacking several of his notable achievements, including verifying Devil Vortex and completing Unnerfed Paracosm Circles (thanks to discovering suspicious objects at the top of the editors for those levels). ToshDeluxe hit back with a response video a month later, claiming that most of these points were either false or were assumptions made by the list editors to manipulate the community against him.[9] The accusations are universally accepted as true by top players and list staff, suggesting it is extremely likely the levels were hacked. However, eventually, ToshDeluxe beat Devil Vortex legitimately, and since then, the drama has stopped. On 23 July 2023, zcylix revealed a pulse in one part of the wave in Tosh's verification video of the level, conclusively proving that ToshDeluxe had initially hacked the level by making some parts auto via invisible blue pads.

NoctaFly Exposal Scandal

After ToshDeluxe accused Noctalium (formerly NoctaFly) of hacking Death Corridor, the community looked into it more. Several notable players, including Riot and Combined, including ToshDeluxe, worked together to expose NoctaFly for hacking Death Corridor and other levels. Eventually, NoctaFly confessed and changed his username to Noctalium.

Achievements

[edit | edit source]

ToshDeluxe has beaten several Extreme (and hard Insane) Demons, including Devil Vortex, Artificial Ideology, Bloodbath, The Flawless, The Secret Box, and many more. His completions of some Extreme Demons have been accused of hacking.

On 29 May 2016, he beat the old version of Cataclysm, making him the 38th person to do so. He is the 24th person to beat it after Update 2.0.

On 25 November 2016, he beat Duelo Maestro by Nacho21 with Jelly on stream.

Trivia

[edit | edit source]
  • ToshDeluxe is currently the owner of the clan Dynasty Warriors (DW).
  • ToshDeluxe's 'Toshey' account was once in the Top 10 leaderboards, but he was banned, and no one could see him on the leaderboards besides himself.
    • It is caused by ToshDeluxe getting the lost data bug.
      • ToshDeluxe's stats have been lost before.
  • ToshDeluxe also made an April Fools' video on 1 April 2021, in which he hack-verified Africa Circles.
  • ToshDeluxe was the verifier of Africa Circles, but he later dropped it.

Videos

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References

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