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{{Infobox Level|creator = [[Krazyman50]]|difficulty = [[File:Demon.png|20px]] Demon|sequences = C, S, C, S, C, S, C, S, W, C, W, C, W, C, S, W, S, C, W, C, C/C, S/C, C/C, S/S, W/W, C/C, C|portals = Gravity, Size, Speed, Dual|stars = 10 [[File:Star.png|15px]]|id = 24301797|song = Time Leaper|composer = Hinkik|image =File:StraightFallUp.jpg }}
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'''"Falling Up"''' is a demon level created by [[Krazyman50]].The level has many cube parts with incredible time needed. Many consider this level a Very Easy Demon.
{{IB-Level
|image      = FallingUp.png
|id        = 24301797
|creator   = [[KrmaL]]
|created    = [[Update 2.0]]
|updated    = [[Update 2.1]]
|difficulty = {{ExtremeDemon}}
|stars      = 10
|coins      = 3
|length    = 2m 12s (XL)
|objects    = 30,806
|copytype  = Password (0004)
|downloads  = 7.36M
|likes      = 276.7K
|rating    = Featured
|artist    = [https://hinkik.newgrounds.com/ Hinkik]
|music      = [https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/683996 Time Leaper]
|musicid    = 683996
}}
'''Falling Up''' is a [[Update 2.0|2.0]] Extreme Demon level by [[KrmaL]], published on 24 August 2016. It received praise for its music, style, and sync, but some criticism for certain gameplay elements.


==Description==
==Description==
Some sequences have a theme that relates to the earth to it.
Falling Up follows a recurring theme: the first drop features a background of tessellated arrows facing upward. The player starts on the ground among city buildings and, at the end, ascends into the clouds.
* The first cube has a two city themes.
*The first cube has two city themes.
* The second drop almost looks like a rainy weatherlike theme.
*The second drop has a rainy weather theme.
* The last dual part also has a heaven like place with rainbows
*The last dual part has a heaven-like place with rainbows.
* The hardest challenge of this level is both drops. In total this level has 5 straight-flying segments that all require strict timing to successfully get through. For example, the first straight-fly involves tapping a ring to boost into a gravity portal, but holding too long will cause you to crash. You must tap and hold, then quickly adjust into the straight-fly and make it through.
*The hardest challenges of this level are both drops. In total, this level has five straight-flying segments that all require precise timings to complete. For example, the first straight-fly involves hitting an orb to boost into a gravity portal, but holding too long will cause a crash. It requires an input and a hold, then quickly adjust into the straight-fly and make it through.
* The "rainbow stage" of the level consists of a fairly difficult dual that lasts for the rest of the level. Although some parts are fairly simple, such as the first segment where it consists of just holding down, some parts such as the dual ship require precise tapping and timing.
*The 'rainbow stage' of the level consists of a fairly difficult dual that lasts for the rest of the level. Although some parts are fairly simple, such as the first segment, which consists of just holding, some parts, such as the dual-ship, require precise inputs and timing.
* '''Warning! '''You must tap the very last gravity jump ring before the "GG" message. There is a spike right underneath it.
*'''Warning!''' It is crucial to hit the very last blue orb before the 'GG' message. There is a spike right underneath it.


==Gameplay==
Falling Up begins with a simple yet precise cube segment full of moving triple spikes and gravity orbs. After this, the cube goes into a city-themed segment. It has a lot of orbs that require annoying timing. It later becomes much easier with simple jumps, a billboard saying '[[Update 2.1|2.1]] soon...' and a few simple jumps. The screen goes black, and the text 'Falling Up' and KrmaL's name appear, along with the song's and composer's names. After the 'Good luck' message, several orbs appear that the player has to hit.
It starts off with a simple, yet precise cube segment full of moving triple spikes and gravity rings. After this, the cube goes into a city themed segment. It has a lot of jump orbs which require annoying timing. It later becomes much easier with simple jumps, a billboard saying "2.1 soon..." and a few simple jumps. The screen becomes black and the text "Falling Up" and Krazyman's name appear, as well as the song's and composer's names. After the "Good luck" message, several orbs appear that the player has to tap.


The first ship part is very hard and requires a lot of timing, mostly due to several straight flying parts and jump rings that require more annoying timing. Later it becomes a fast wave with fairly tight corridors and more and another cube with more jump rings. After another short wave and cube, the player turns into a mini wave which is pretty difficult and requires good timing.
The first ship part is very hard and requires a lot of timing, mostly because of several straight-flying parts and annoying orb timings. Later, it becomes a fast wave with fairly tight corridors and another cube with more orbs. After another short wave and cube, the player enters a difficult mini-wave sequence that requires good timing.


The first drop is a dark segment with limited visibility. The player has to remember a few simple jumps to avoid crashing. After that, the cube falls and the player has to tap rings faster and faster, forcing him to jitterclick for a short while at the triple speed. The next ship and wave parts are similar to the first ones, but harder and more frustrating.
The first drop is a dark segment with limited visibility. The player has to remember a few simple jumps to avoid crashing. After that, the cube falls, and the player has to hit orbs faster and faster, forcing them to spam for a short while at triple speed. The next ship and wave parts are similar to the first ones, but harder and more frustrating.


When the second drop comes, the background goes black again with a sun rising up into the air, then the player continues with a hard and confusing dual going to the end of the level. It starts with a cube, then with a mixed cube/ship part, a very difficult dual ship part and a mixed dual wave/mini-wave part. At the end the player becomes a double cube/mini-cube dual, ending with a single cube with a couple of jump rings. The player has to tap all of them to avoid that. Later the "GG" text appears and the finish line appear.
When the second drop comes, the background goes black again, with a sun rising into the air, then the player continues with a hard, confusing dual to the end of the level. At the beginning of the dual, there is a quote that says 'the past is happy to be'. It starts with a cube, then with a mixed cube/ship part, a very difficult dual-ship part and a mixed dual-wave/mini-wave part. At the end, the player becomes a cube/mini-cube dual, which ends with a single cube with a couple of orbs. The player must hit all of them to avoid dying. Later, the 'GG' text appears, signalling the end of the level.


== Video ==
==User coins==
Falling Up contains three user coins.
*The first coin is located at 12%. As a cube, it requires hitting a green orb to go upside-down and beneath the oncoming platform instead of using two blue orbs to go on top. Like the normal path, there is a triple-spike to clear after collecting the coin.
*The second coin is located at 39%. After the first wave sequence in the drop, it requires hitting the last blue orb late as the cube to reach the coin above the next wave portal.
*The third and final coin is located at 59%. Right before the next drop, it requires hitting an invisible pink orb inside a yellow pad to shorten the jump and reach the coin.


[[File:Geometry Dash - Falling Up Verified (Live)|thumb|center|335 px]]
==Gameplay==
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==Trivia==
*Falling Up was placed at #47 on the [[Demonlist (Pointercrate)|Demonlist]] on 17 January 2017, above Light Years and below Asymmetry.
**This addition to the Demonlist pushed [[Necropolis]] into the Legacy List.
*Falling Up was ranked #31 in GDToday's '100 Greatest Levels of All Time' list.
**In the break portion, the player falls down a staircase of platforms but ascends overall as the staircase rises, furthering the theme.
*Falling Up is KrmaL's only level to lack a ball sequence.
*KrmaL had to verify Falling Up twice because the first version was laggy for a lot of people, and there was an unintentional secret way that he wanted to fix.
*At 73%, there is a bug where if the player hits the first yellow orb high enough, they will slide on the slope connecting to one of the spikes, landing on the yellow orb that follows the blue gravity portal, allowing the player to continue normally while avoiding almost half of the orbs before the wave that leads into the final dual part.
*Falling Up has been known to popularize the song featured in it, Time Leaper, and its creator, Hinkik.
**As the popularity of the song was primarily for Falling Up, the comments in the 'Time Leaper' video were almost totally 'KrmaL' and 'Falling Up' inherent, angering Hinkik himself.
***This incident is probably the reason why KrmaL banned all players who knew the name of the song in [[Black Blizzard]], not wanting to repeat with Creo what happened with Hinkik.
*There is a small Easter Egg at the end of the city part. If the player jumps into the last gravity portal too late, they will pass through the building's ceiling and teleport to the next section, replacing the 'Falling Up' text with a 'LOL' message.
*Dying at the 'H' sign that is supposed to be represented as a hospital H will add the letters 'ECK', resulting in the word 'HECK'.
*There are two popular 2.1 remakes of this level. One of them is called Rising Down by small,<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYl8_BsbBsc</ref> and another one is called Falling Up AgaiN.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHXt4HKzAN0</ref>
*Falling Up's difficulty has swapped from Extreme Demon to Insane Demon multiple times.
*Falling Up was in [[EricVanWilderman|EricVanWilderman's]] 12 Demons of Christmas 2021 series, as Demon #1.
*The movement of Falling Up from #48 to #52 on the same day of its placement pushed it into the Legacy List of the Demonlist.
**The Demonlist increased from the Top 50 to Top 100 in October 2017, pushing Falling Up back to the Extended List.
***The placement of Hyperio Technia on 8 December 2018 pushed it back into the Legacy List for the second time.
***Later, it was moved from the Legacy List to #100 on 9 December 2018.
***The placement of SINGULARITY on 10 December 2018 pushed it back into the Legacy List for the third time.
***Once again, the Demonlist increased from the Top 100 to Top 150 in June 2019, pushing Falling Up back to the Extended List again.
***However, the placement of MadMansion on 22 August 2019 pushed it back into the Legacy List for the fourth and final time.
****Falling Up is one of the few Extreme Demons that was pushed into the Legacy List before the Demonlist increased up to 100, and it was pushed into the Legacy List more than three times.
{{Togglebox
|header = Notable fails
|body  = <nowiki />
*Cyanox failed at 88%, 91%, 98%, and 99% by missing the third last orb. He stated that he clicked as soon as he touched the orb, suggesting the input did not register.
*[[Vortrox]] failed at 98%. Normally, the gameplay would flow differently from how Vortrox died, possibly indicating that his fail was caused by a bug.
*FinnStreams failed at 88% and 93% on his school bus.
*TotallyTeto failed at 80%, 86%, 87%, 89%, 91% four times, 92%, 93%, 94%, 95%, 96%, and 98%, with all fails occurring in the final section, indicating extreme consistency but repeated end-level choke points. He is now considered Falling Up's unluckiest victor as of 23 August 2026.
}}


==Trivia==
==Videos==
* The password for the copy is 0004.
{{VC|gHHqPIvZXeM
* The level almost fits with the name itself. The first drop has a background with a bunch of arrows facing up. There's also rain going in the opposite direction before the ship part.
|cpt1 = Verification
** It may also be called its name because you start at ground level at a city, and at the end you ascend into the clouds.
}}


* In the city part, a billboard with the word "2.1 soon..." can be seen, referencing Update 2.1.
==References==
* This is Krazyman50's only level to lack a ball segment.
<references />
* Krazyman had to verify this level twice, because the first version was laggy for a lot of people and there was an unintentional secret way that he wanted to fix.
[[Category:Demon List levels]]
* Some people think that Falling Up is a parody of "Rising Down".
* This level has been known to popularize the soundtrack featured in it, Time Leaper, and its creator, Hinkik
[[Category:User Created levels]]
[[Category:Very easy demon]]
[[Category:Demon levels]]
[[Category:Extra Long Levels]]
[[Category:Levels with silver user coins]]
[[Category:Featured Levels]]
[[Category:2.0 Levels]]
[[Category:2016 levels]]

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Falling Up
ID
24301797
Creator(s)
KrmaL
Created
Update 2.0
Last updated
Update 2.1
Attributes
Difficulty
Stars
10
Coins
3
Length
2m 12s (XL)
Objects
30,806
Copy type
Password (0004)
Statistics
Downloads
7.36M
Likes
276.7K
Rating
Featured
Audio info
Artist(s)
Hinkik
Music
Time Leaper
Music ID
683996

Falling Up is a 2.0 Extreme Demon level by KrmaL, published on 24 August 2016. It received praise for its music, style, and sync, but some criticism for certain gameplay elements.

Description

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Falling Up follows a recurring theme: the first drop features a background of tessellated arrows facing upward. The player starts on the ground among city buildings and, at the end, ascends into the clouds.

  • The first cube has two city themes.
  • The second drop has a rainy weather theme.
  • The last dual part has a heaven-like place with rainbows.
  • The hardest challenges of this level are both drops. In total, this level has five straight-flying segments that all require precise timings to complete. For example, the first straight-fly involves hitting an orb to boost into a gravity portal, but holding too long will cause a crash. It requires an input and a hold, then quickly adjust into the straight-fly and make it through.
  • The 'rainbow stage' of the level consists of a fairly difficult dual that lasts for the rest of the level. Although some parts are fairly simple, such as the first segment, which consists of just holding, some parts, such as the dual-ship, require precise inputs and timing.
  • Warning! It is crucial to hit the very last blue orb before the 'GG' message. There is a spike right underneath it.

Falling Up begins with a simple yet precise cube segment full of moving triple spikes and gravity orbs. After this, the cube goes into a city-themed segment. It has a lot of orbs that require annoying timing. It later becomes much easier with simple jumps, a billboard saying '2.1 soon...' and a few simple jumps. The screen goes black, and the text 'Falling Up' and KrmaL's name appear, along with the song's and composer's names. After the 'Good luck' message, several orbs appear that the player has to hit.

The first ship part is very hard and requires a lot of timing, mostly because of several straight-flying parts and annoying orb timings. Later, it becomes a fast wave with fairly tight corridors and another cube with more orbs. After another short wave and cube, the player enters a difficult mini-wave sequence that requires good timing.

The first drop is a dark segment with limited visibility. The player has to remember a few simple jumps to avoid crashing. After that, the cube falls, and the player has to hit orbs faster and faster, forcing them to spam for a short while at triple speed. The next ship and wave parts are similar to the first ones, but harder and more frustrating.

When the second drop comes, the background goes black again, with a sun rising into the air, then the player continues with a hard, confusing dual to the end of the level. At the beginning of the dual, there is a quote that says 'the past is happy to be'. It starts with a cube, then with a mixed cube/ship part, a very difficult dual-ship part and a mixed dual-wave/mini-wave part. At the end, the player becomes a cube/mini-cube dual, which ends with a single cube with a couple of orbs. The player must hit all of them to avoid dying. Later, the 'GG' text appears, signalling the end of the level.

User coins

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Falling Up contains three user coins.

  • The first coin is located at 12%. As a cube, it requires hitting a green orb to go upside-down and beneath the oncoming platform instead of using two blue orbs to go on top. Like the normal path, there is a triple-spike to clear after collecting the coin.
  • The second coin is located at 39%. After the first wave sequence in the drop, it requires hitting the last blue orb late as the cube to reach the coin above the next wave portal.
  • The third and final coin is located at 59%. Right before the next drop, it requires hitting an invisible pink orb inside a yellow pad to shorten the jump and reach the coin.

Gameplay

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Trivia

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  • Falling Up was placed at #47 on the Demonlist on 17 January 2017, above Light Years and below Asymmetry.
    • This addition to the Demonlist pushed Necropolis into the Legacy List.
  • Falling Up was ranked #31 in GDToday's '100 Greatest Levels of All Time' list.
    • In the break portion, the player falls down a staircase of platforms but ascends overall as the staircase rises, furthering the theme.
  • Falling Up is KrmaL's only level to lack a ball sequence.
  • KrmaL had to verify Falling Up twice because the first version was laggy for a lot of people, and there was an unintentional secret way that he wanted to fix.
  • At 73%, there is a bug where if the player hits the first yellow orb high enough, they will slide on the slope connecting to one of the spikes, landing on the yellow orb that follows the blue gravity portal, allowing the player to continue normally while avoiding almost half of the orbs before the wave that leads into the final dual part.
  • Falling Up has been known to popularize the song featured in it, Time Leaper, and its creator, Hinkik.
    • As the popularity of the song was primarily for Falling Up, the comments in the 'Time Leaper' video were almost totally 'KrmaL' and 'Falling Up' inherent, angering Hinkik himself.
      • This incident is probably the reason why KrmaL banned all players who knew the name of the song in Black Blizzard, not wanting to repeat with Creo what happened with Hinkik.
  • There is a small Easter Egg at the end of the city part. If the player jumps into the last gravity portal too late, they will pass through the building's ceiling and teleport to the next section, replacing the 'Falling Up' text with a 'LOL' message.
  • Dying at the 'H' sign that is supposed to be represented as a hospital H will add the letters 'ECK', resulting in the word 'HECK'.
  • There are two popular 2.1 remakes of this level. One of them is called Rising Down by small,[1] and another one is called Falling Up AgaiN.[2]
  • Falling Up's difficulty has swapped from Extreme Demon to Insane Demon multiple times.
  • Falling Up was in EricVanWilderman's 12 Demons of Christmas 2021 series, as Demon #1.
  • The movement of Falling Up from #48 to #52 on the same day of its placement pushed it into the Legacy List of the Demonlist.
    • The Demonlist increased from the Top 50 to Top 100 in October 2017, pushing Falling Up back to the Extended List.
      • The placement of Hyperio Technia on 8 December 2018 pushed it back into the Legacy List for the second time.
      • Later, it was moved from the Legacy List to #100 on 9 December 2018.
      • The placement of SINGULARITY on 10 December 2018 pushed it back into the Legacy List for the third time.
      • Once again, the Demonlist increased from the Top 100 to Top 150 in June 2019, pushing Falling Up back to the Extended List again.
      • However, the placement of MadMansion on 22 August 2019 pushed it back into the Legacy List for the fourth and final time.
        • Falling Up is one of the few Extreme Demons that was pushed into the Legacy List before the Demonlist increased up to 100, and it was pushed into the Legacy List more than three times.

Notable fails

  • Cyanox failed at 88%, 91%, 98%, and 99% by missing the third last orb. He stated that he clicked as soon as he touched the orb, suggesting the input did not register.
  • Vortrox failed at 98%. Normally, the gameplay would flow differently from how Vortrox died, possibly indicating that his fail was caused by a bug.
  • FinnStreams failed at 88% and 93% on his school bus.
  • TotallyTeto failed at 80%, 86%, 87%, 89%, 91% four times, 92%, 93%, 94%, 95%, 96%, and 98%, with all fails occurring in the final section, indicating extreme consistency but repeated end-level choke points. He is now considered Falling Up's unluckiest victor as of 23 August 2026.

Videos

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Verification






References

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  1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYl8_BsbBsc
  2. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHXt4HKzAN0
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