Editing The Hell World (section)

==Description==
*'''0-15% (Zelda):''' The Hell World begins with a tricky cube section featuring a demonic-looking face in the background. There is a lot of gravity switching and jump timing required here. Afterwards, the player enters a straight line of yellow orbs and a ship sequence with tight spaces.
*'''15-26% (1234):''' Next, the player enters a ship sequence that contains very narrow spaces to fly through, followed by a cube section that features a huge maze of jump orbs and tricky jumps across platforms that appear at the last second.
*'''26-33% (Dudex):''' Then comes even more cube timing as it goes into a corridor with frequent switching between the cube and ball game-modes before the drop kicks in.
*'''33-49% (Eternaswip):''' The drop starts with an extremely tight ball segment and ship sequence, along with a short cube section. It is all decorated in a very dark way, thereby obscuring some of the vision. The second half of the drop features even more game-mode switching and insane timings, with the cube, ball, and ship game-modes played back-to-back. The drop part ends with a straight-fly ship sequence to the next segment.
*'''49-61% (Koreaqwer) (?):''' The next segment features some lava decoration along with many moving objects, which can throw the player off. It is played almost entirely in cube form, but the ball comes in for a few seconds as well. The orb and jump timings here are extremely difficult.
*'''61-69% (Tesla) (?):''' Here, the player must clear some more timing-based jumps, including a jump over a set of small quadruple spikes, as well as a couple of ball transitions. There are some gravity portals and a short ball segment with text reading 'Death', along with a symbol for radioactivity at the end of this part, as the player transitions into a short ship sequence with exceptionally tight spaces and a couple of quick gravity changes at the end.
*'''69-98% (Stormfly) (?):''' It goes into a cube with a bunch of portals along the way. It then becomes another 'corridor' type of gameplay, with a mini-ball segment featuring difficult timings and a narrow straight-fly sequence. Afterwards, the player enters a cube section that features another line of yellow orbs, followed by a mirror portal into the final part of the level, which is played entirely as a cube aside from the very end. Here, the player must do even more timing with orbs. The background features streams of lava falling from the sky, and many spikes move up and down. At the very end, the player enters a ball segment and must do three more timing-based gravity switches.
*'''98-100% (Zhander):''' Then, the level ends, showing its name and all the creators.