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{{Infobox Level
{{IB-Level
|image = File:Shukketsu Yuko.jpg
|image     = Shukketsu.png
|creator = Yuko (host and publisher), Gablor, duke, Lexy, and Zentraa (Verified by Baeru)
|id        = 75286957
|difficulty = [[File:Extreme Demon.png|20px]] Extreme Demon
|creator   = Madison Yuko (host and publisher)
|stars = 10[[File:Star.png|15px]]
;Contributors
|id = 75286957
Gablor, duke, LexyCat, Zentraa, and Knot (LDM)
|version = 4
|verifier  = Baeru
|last_updated = 2.1
|created    = [[Update 2.1]]
|composer = Original: Nulut<br>Replacement: ParagonX9
|difficulty = {{ExtremeDemon}}
|song = Original: Darakuda<br>Replacement: HyperioxX
|stars     = 10
|song_id = Original: NONG<br>Replacement: 223469}}
|length    = 1m 5s (Long)
{{Quote
|objects    = 106,199
|Welcome to the garden, please don't step on the flowers
|copytype  = No password
|Yuko}}
|downloads  = 206.1K
'''Shukketsu''' is a 2.1 Extreme Demon collaboration hosted and published by Yuko and verified by Baeru. It is greatly inspired by [[kowareta]], with the gameplay consisting of fast-paced segments with many speed- and game-mode changes. Shukketsu takes a different approach to the kowareta-inspired formula by adding colorful art and effects to block designs, considered by some creators as the "art-core" style. The level is also somewhat meme-themed, with text displaying community memes, inside jokes, and sayings placed into the block design.
|likes      = 6.3K
|rating    = Star-rated
|artist    = '''Original:''' [https://soundcloud.com/nulut nulut]<br>'''Replacement:''' [https://www.youtube.com/@lexycat LexyCat]
|music      = '''Original:''' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdUr5TbeAWw ダラクダ (Darakuda)]<br>'''Replacement:''' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHJAyzHE2vE HyperioxX] (deleted)
|musicid    = '''Original:''' NONG<br>'''Replacement:''' 1192265
}}
'''Shukketsu''' ('''出血''') is a [[Update 2.1|2.1]] Extreme Demon collaboration level hosted and published by Madison Yuko, verified by Baeru on 3 April 2022.<ref name="Verification">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkG4hKJIz2g</ref> The level shares many similarities with [[kowareta]], with the gameplay consisting of click-sync and fast-paced segments with many speed- and game-mode changes. Shukketsu takes a different approach to the kowareta-inspired formula by adding colourful yet desaturated visuals, a style considered by some creators as 'art-core', along with a groovy breakbeat song. The level also features a slight garden theme and is flooded with community inside jokes and memes.


Shukketsu began as a kowareta-inspired layout created by Gablor (then Shuri), which Gablor canceled and made public. Yuko picked up the project and decorated the level. Shukketsu's first version was released on January 24, 2020, and set to be verified by Gablor.<ref name=":0">https://youtu.be/YlCPzRGbvsU</ref> After getting the motivation from participating in [[Fragile]], Yuko began to remake the level in early 2021, altering some of the gameplay and adding duke, Lexy, and Zentraa to the project.<ref>https://youtu.be/YMWkUDjnQjo</ref> The level was finished and showcased on September 17, 2021. The level was set to be verified by lamp86, but they dropped it and it was given to Baeru, who proceeded to verify the level on April 3, 2021, after around 20,000 attempts.<ref>https://youtu.be/nkG4hKJIz2g</ref>
An official sequel, Kaikatsu, is under development.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftAmBK5hN7Q</ref>


Victors of Shukketsu, such as Amza and Johnfree, describe the gameplay as challenging to learn but enjoyable afterward.
==History==
Shukketsu began as a layout created by Gablor (then Shuri) as an attempt at an 'impossible' level,<ref>https://x.com/snailorg/status/2072263220820111853</ref> which Gablor cancelled and made public. Madison Yuko picked up the project and decorated the level. Shukketsu's first version was released on 24 January 2020 and set to be verified by Gablor.<ref name="Old Version">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlCPzRGbvsU</ref> After getting the motivation from participating in Fragile, Yuko began to remake the level in early 2021, altering some of the gameplay and adding duke, LexyCat and Zentraa to the project.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMWkUDjnQjo</ref> The level was finished and showcased on 17 September 2021. The level was set to be verified by lamp86, but they dropped it, and it was given to Baeru, who verified it on 3 April 2022 after around 20,000 attempts.<ref name="Verification" />


An official sequel to Shukketsu is in development, known as Kaikatsu.<ref>https://youtu.be/hpWg8I93CaE</ref>
==Description==
''The gameplay of Shukketsu was made by Gablor.''
 
*'''0-7% (duke):''' duke's part in Shukketsu consists of fast cube timings with many orbs to hit, including dash orbs to hold down on. Around 4%, the player becomes a mini-ship and must carefully fly between spikes with help from a yellow orb and a yellow gravity portal.
*'''7-29% (Madison Yuko):''' Madison Yuko's first part in the level mainly consists of cube timings with some ball timings and ship sections with orbs scattered throughout. The player's speed changes slightly, and they occasionally go through teleport portals. At 27%, the gameplay speeds up to triple speed as the level title screen appears in a digital-themed font with a glitchy aesthetic.
*'''29-45% (Madison Yuko):''' During this part, the gameplay is much faster than the previous part, mostly at triple- or quadruple-speed. The gameplay consists of fast timings with constant game-mode changes between cube, ship, ball, and wave. Cube and ball timings are basic, while ship sections are short straight-flying segments, often with orbs. The tight wave sections at 29-30%, 33%, 40-41% and 43-44% are full of gravity portals and blue orbs. The final wave section from 43-44% slows the gameplay substantially as the player prepares to enter the following dual segment.
*'''45-53% (Madison Yuko):''' Yuko's third part in the level begins with a short ship and mini-cube-dual, with a ship above the mini-cube. After the dual, a tight wave section begins at 47% and ends at 48%. There are some cube timings before another tight wave section at 51%.
*'''53-61% (Madison Yuko):''' The gameplay continues from the previous part with a tight ship straight-fly through a Clubstep Monster made of the structure of the level. After some cube and ball timings and a straight-fly, a UFO section begins at 57%, where the player must make precise timings to pass through a few gravity portals. At 58%, the player enters a tight mini-wave section, with some controlled spam through slanted structures. Yuko's part ends after a brief cube dual and some cube timings.
*'''61-78% (LexyCat):''' LexyCat's part in the level is fast and consists of ship and cube timings leading into teleport portals. The ship sections are full of orbs to hit and short straight-fly segments. The ship section at 73% is full of black orbs that must be avoided. A ball section follows this ship part before some slow cube timings.
*'''78-82% (Madison Yuko):''' This part by Yuko is brief, as it is only one tight wave section. This wave section has many changes in gravity and size, and it is deceptively tight.
*'''82-92% (Zentraa):''' Zentraa's part is full of structures resembling the moving parts of a clock. The part begins with a ship section, leading into a long mini-UFO section with many gravity portals and several orbs. At 87%, the player enters a brief ship straight-fly segment, followed by some cube and wave timings. At 92%, the player enters a brief spider section.
*'''92-100% (Madison Yuko):''' The final part of the level begins with a straight-fly through a corridor filled with spikes before entering a wave section at 95%. At 97%, the player must straight-fly as a ship through a tight spike-lined corridor to complete the level. The end screen features the level's name atop a bed of flowers, with a purplish-blue sky in the background.


==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
''The gameplay of Shukketsu was made by Gablor.''
{{VC|KKogZaw8jDM}}


*'''0-6% (duke):''' duke's part in Shukketsu consists of fast cube timings with many orbs to hit, including dash orbs to hold down on. Around 4%, the player becomes a mini-ship and must carefully fly between spikes with help from a yellow orb and a yellow gravity portal.
==First 10 victors==
*'''7-29% (Yuko):''' Yuko's first part in the level mainly consists of cube timings with some ball timings and ship sections with orbs scattered throughout. The player changes speed slightly and often goes through teleport portals occasionally. At 27%, the gameplay speeds up to triple-speed as the title screen of the level appears in digital-themed font with a glitchy aesthetic.
{| class="wikitable"
*'''30-44% (Yuko):''' During this part, the gameplay is much faster than the previous part, being mostly at triple- or quadruple-speed. The gameplay consists of fast timings with constant game-mode changes between cube, ship, ball, and wave. Cube and ball timings are basic, while ship sections are short straight-flying segments, often with orbs. The tight wave sections at 29-30%, 33%, 40-41%, and 43-44% are full of gravity portals and blue orbs. The final wave section from 43-44% slows down the gameplay substantially as the player prepares to enter the following dual segment.
!Victor #
*'''45-52% (Yuko):''' Yuko's third part in the level begins with a short ship and mini-cube-dual, with a ship above the mini-cube. After the dual, a tight wave section begins at 47% and ends at 48%. There are some cube timings before another tight wave section at 51%.
!Player
*'''53-61% (Yuko):''' The gameplay continues from the previous part with a tight ship straight-fly through a Clubstep Monster made of the structure of the level. After some cube and ball timings, as well as a ship straight-fly, a UFO section begins at 57%, where the player has to make timings to go through a few gravity portals. At 58%, the player enters a tight mini-wave section, with some controlled spam through some slanted structures. Yuko's part then ends after a brief cube dual and some cube timings.
!Date Completed
*'''62-78% (Lexy):''' Lexy's part in the level is fast and consists of ship and cube timings leading into teleport portals. The ship sections are full of orbs to hit and short straight-fly segments. The ship section at 73% is full of black orbs that must be avoided. A ball section follows this ship part before some slow cube timings.
!Total Attempts
*'''79-81% (Yuko):''' This part by Yuko is very brief, as it is only one tight wave section. This wave section has many gravity and size changes, along with it being deceptively tight.
!Furthest Fail
*'''82-92% (Zentraa):''' Zentraa's part is full of structures that resemble the moving parts of a clock. The part begins with a ship section leading into a long mini-UFO section containing a lot of gravity portals and several orbs. At 87%, the player enters a brief ship straight-fly segment, followed by some cube and wave timings. At 92%, the player enters a brief spider section.
!Video
*'''93-100% (Yuko):''' The final part of the level begins with a straight-fly through a corridor filled with spikes before entering a wave section at 95%. At 97%, the player must straight-fly as a ship through a tight spike-lined corridor to complete the level. The end screen has the level's name on top of a bed of flowers with a purplish-blue sky in the background.
|-
|'''Verifier'''
|'''Baeru'''
|3 April 2022
|~20,000
|93%
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkG4hKJIz2g YouTube]
|-
|1
|Kaza
|14 April 2022
|~15,000
|94%
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrOohrfPO1I YouTube]
|-
|2
|Jori
|16 April 2022
|17,630
|97%
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_enNs14uuf4 YouTube]
|-
|3
|Johnfree
|23 April 2022
|20,055
|89%
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yl2ErAHWZTE YouTube]
|-
|4
|TheTerrBonnie
|12 May 2022
|28,795
|98%
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF7g-sLgJ6g YouTube]
|-
|5
|SnowBallerr
|9 August 2022
|16,878
|81%
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGkar1-nWdc YouTube]
|-
|6
|Emiliano56
|26 August 2022
|6,978
|95%
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOt3HQOEAlM YouTube]
|-
|7
|nei
|10 September 2022
|31,566
|97%
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HMGLRW6QXg YouTube]
|-
|8
|[[kloone]]
|22 September 2022
|16,662
|95%
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfZR6yly3X4 YouTube]
|-
|9
|[[DiamondSplash]]
|27 October 2022
|27,920
|89%
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFMlyxePYQU YouTube]
|-
|10
|Squinset
|30 October 2022
|32,349
|97%
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qc08OYd_Yo YouTube]
|}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The level is free to copy.
*Shukketsu was placed at #19 on the [[Demonlist (Pointercrate)|Demonlist]] on 27 August 2022, above [[Keres]] and below [[Kenos]].
*The level contains 107,048 objects.
**This addition pushed [[Crimson Planet]] out of the Top 25, [[Sonic Wave Rebirth]] into the Extended List, and Quantum Dynamix into the Legacy List.
*The level is 1m 5s in length.
*Shukketsu (出血) translates to 'bleeding' in Japanese.
*The level was initially placed at #19 on the [[Geometry Dash Demonlist|''Geometry Dash'' Demonlist]] on August 27, 2022, above [[Keres]] (#20) and below [[Kenos]] (#18).
*Shukketsu's replacement song was the original 'Calm Loop' by jding, but it was changed as 'Calm Loop' is only three seconds long.
**This addition to the Demonlist knocked [[Crimson Planet]] out of the Top 25, [[Sonic Wave#Sonic Wave Rebirth|Sonic Wave Rebirth]] into the Extended List, and Quantum Dynamix into the Legacy List for the second time.
*Madison Yuko initially planned to have Shukketsu's decoration be a mash-up of all the kowareta sequels and spin-offs, especially be heavily based on kowareta's official sequel, shibereta, but she discarded that idea.<ref name="Old Version" />
*Shukketsu means "bleeding" in Japanese.
*Popular YouTube content creator [[Wulzy]] released a video on 1 August 2022 called 'Why is this Extreme Demon STILL UNRATED?' which showcased Shukketsu to get the level's attention. Shukketsu was rated less than two days after the video was released, leading many to believe the video caused the level's rating.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAEVavC2TvI</ref>
*The level's replacement song was originally ''Calm Loop'' by jding, but it was changed to increase the chances of the level getting rated, as ''Calm Loop'' is only three seconds long.
*Victors of Shukketsu, such as Kaza and Johnfree, describe the gameplay as challenging to learn but enjoyable afterwards.
*According to Yuko, Shukketsu's decoration was going to originally be a mash-up of all the kowareta sequels and spin-offs, but she discarded that idea.<ref name=":0" />
*Shukketsu is filled with references, with some easy to understand, while others are obscure.
*Popular YouTube content creator [[Wulzy]] released a video on August 1, 2022, called "Why is this Extreme Demon STILL UNRATED?" which showcased Shukketsu to get the level's attention. Shukketsu was rated less than two days after the video was released, which led many to believe that this video caused the level's rating.<ref>https://youtu.be/SAEVavC2TvI</ref>
*The level is filled with references. Some are easy to understand, while others are obscure.
**Dedications to other players are spread throughout the level, hidden in the block design.
**Dedications to other players are spread throughout the level, hidden in the block design.
**"Facil Dinero!" (meaning "Easy money" in Spanish) at the beginning of the level is a reference to kowareta, as the same text appears at the end of that level.
**'Facil Dinero!' (meaning 'Easy Money' in Spanish) at the beginning of the level references kowareta, as the same text appears at the end of that level.
**The pyramid with eight keys surrounding it is a reference to [[MindCap]] and the final part of [[LIMBO]].
**The pyramid with eight keys surrounding it is a reference to [[MindCap]] and the final part of [[LIMBO]].
**"360fps Startpos 0% Texture pack No wave pulse LDM" are names of several types of external hacks, including the in-game Low Detail Mode. Cobrablitz's name also being among the text may be a jab at him, as he is known in the community to be a major critic of hacks that players use to complete levels.
**'360fps Startpos 0% Texture pack No wave pulse LDM' are names of several external hacks, including the in-game Low Detail Mode. cobrablitz's name appearing in the text may be a jab at him, as he is known in the community as a major critic of hacks that players use to complete levels.
**"SUB 2 CALLIOPE" references the virtual YouTuber Mori Calliope.
**'SUB 2 CALLIOPE' references the virtual YouTuber Mori Calliope.
**"guys omg its another kowareta level no way" is a joke about how many players in the community are tired of kowareta-inspired levels and dismiss them.
**'guys omg its another kowareta level no way' is a joke about how many players in the community are tired of kowareta-inspired levels and dismiss them.
**"Sonic Wave #120" may be a joke about how low Sonic Wave has fallen on the ''Geometry Dash'' Demonlist.
**'Sonic Wave #120' is a reference to [[Sonic Wave|Sonic Wave's]] low placement on the Demonlist at the time.
**"Stop Buffing Anemesis" references [[Anemesis]] and how many times the level received buff-updates.
**'Stop Buffing Anemesis' references Anemesis and how many times the level received buff-updates.
**"Phantom Ensemble is Baller" is a reference to Phantom Ensemble, a song from Touhou.
**'Phantom Ensemble is Baller' references to 'Phantom Ensemble', a song from Touhou.
**"Help I've been watching Ironmouse for 12 hours straight" references the virtual YouTuber Ironmouse.
**'Help I've been watching Ironmouse for 12 hours straight' references the virtual YouTuber Ironmouse.
**"Rate Quicksand" references the currently-unrated Extreme Demon [[Quicksand]].
**'Rate Quicksand' references the currently-unrated Extreme Demon Quicksand.
**"Hardest Check!" references the phrase used in the community when a player claims a level's difficulty beyond their skill level. This phrase is a joke about how their hardest level completed is way easier than the level they are talking about, meaning they cannot properly judge the level's difficulty.
**'Hardest Check!' references the phrase used in the community when a player claims a level's difficulty beyond their skill level. This phrase is a joke about how their hardest level completed is way easier than the level they are talking about, meaning they cannot properly judge the level's difficulty.
**"Object 100,000" points to the 100,000th object placed in the level.
**'Object 100,000' points to the 100,000th object placed in the level.
**"and she said!!" may be a reference to the lyrics of xo by eden, which is a popular song in the community due to [[Xo|the level with the same name]].
**'and she said!!' may reference the lyrics of 'xo' by eden, a popular song in the community due to xo.
**"Cristiano Ronaldo" references [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cristiano_Ronaldo the famous soccer player] of the same name.
**'Cristiano Ronaldo' references [[Wikipedia:Cristiano Ronaldo|the famous soccer player]] of the same name.
**"Hey mr. white What is it jesse Hello Heisenberg" are references to several characters from ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breaking_Bad Breaking Bad]''.
**'Hey mr. white What is it jesse Hello Heisenberg' references several characters from ''[[Wikipedia:Breaking Bad|Breaking Bad]]''.
 
*The placement of Defeated Circles on 26 October 2025 pushed Shukketsu into the Extended List of the Demonlist.
==Walkthrough==
**The placement of Dualist on 20 April 2026 pushed Shukketsu out of the Top 100.
[[File:Shukketsu VERIFIED - by Yuko and more (Top 15?)|center|thumb|330x330px|The verification of Shukketsu. Credits to Baeru.]]


==Demonlist==
==Videos==
{{Demonlist}}
{{VC|l6FW7_OxcWc|Pn54fuusRRM
|cpt1 = Unnerfed version
|cpt2 = Old version
}}


==References==
==References==
<references />
<references />
[[Category:Collaborations]]
[[Category:Demon List levels]]
[[Category:2.1 levels]]
[[Category:Long levels]]
[[Category:Demon levels]]
[[Category:Extreme Demon levels]]
[[Category:Top 150]]
[[Category:Levels using NONG songs]]

Latest revision as of 20:44, 11 October 2026

Shukketsu
ID

75286957

Creator(s)

Madison Yuko (host and publisher)

Contributors

Gablor, duke, LexyCat, Zentraa, and Knot (LDM)

Verifier(s)

Baeru

Created

Update 2.1

Attributes
Difficulty

Stars

10

Length

1m 5s (Long)

Objects

106,199

Copy type

No password

Statistics
Downloads

206.1K

Likes

6.3K

Rating

Star-rated

Audio info
Artist(s)

Original: nulut
Replacement: LexyCat

Music

Original: ダラクダ (Darakuda)
Replacement: HyperioxX (deleted)

Music ID

Original: NONG
Replacement: 1192265

Shukketsu (出血) is a 2.1 Extreme Demon collaboration level hosted and published by Madison Yuko, verified by Baeru on 3 April 2022.[1] The level shares many similarities with kowareta, with the gameplay consisting of click-sync and fast-paced segments with many speed- and game-mode changes. Shukketsu takes a different approach to the kowareta-inspired formula by adding colourful yet desaturated visuals, a style considered by some creators as 'art-core', along with a groovy breakbeat song. The level also features a slight garden theme and is flooded with community inside jokes and memes.

An official sequel, Kaikatsu, is under development.[2]

History

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Shukketsu began as a layout created by Gablor (then Shuri) as an attempt at an 'impossible' level,[3] which Gablor cancelled and made public. Madison Yuko picked up the project and decorated the level. Shukketsu's first version was released on 24 January 2020 and set to be verified by Gablor.[4] After getting the motivation from participating in Fragile, Yuko began to remake the level in early 2021, altering some of the gameplay and adding duke, LexyCat and Zentraa to the project.[5] The level was finished and showcased on 17 September 2021. The level was set to be verified by lamp86, but they dropped it, and it was given to Baeru, who verified it on 3 April 2022 after around 20,000 attempts.[1]

Description

[edit | edit source]

The gameplay of Shukketsu was made by Gablor.

  • 0-7% (duke): duke's part in Shukketsu consists of fast cube timings with many orbs to hit, including dash orbs to hold down on. Around 4%, the player becomes a mini-ship and must carefully fly between spikes with help from a yellow orb and a yellow gravity portal.
  • 7-29% (Madison Yuko): Madison Yuko's first part in the level mainly consists of cube timings with some ball timings and ship sections with orbs scattered throughout. The player's speed changes slightly, and they occasionally go through teleport portals. At 27%, the gameplay speeds up to triple speed as the level title screen appears in a digital-themed font with a glitchy aesthetic.
  • 29-45% (Madison Yuko): During this part, the gameplay is much faster than the previous part, mostly at triple- or quadruple-speed. The gameplay consists of fast timings with constant game-mode changes between cube, ship, ball, and wave. Cube and ball timings are basic, while ship sections are short straight-flying segments, often with orbs. The tight wave sections at 29-30%, 33%, 40-41% and 43-44% are full of gravity portals and blue orbs. The final wave section from 43-44% slows the gameplay substantially as the player prepares to enter the following dual segment.
  • 45-53% (Madison Yuko): Yuko's third part in the level begins with a short ship and mini-cube-dual, with a ship above the mini-cube. After the dual, a tight wave section begins at 47% and ends at 48%. There are some cube timings before another tight wave section at 51%.
  • 53-61% (Madison Yuko): The gameplay continues from the previous part with a tight ship straight-fly through a Clubstep Monster made of the structure of the level. After some cube and ball timings and a straight-fly, a UFO section begins at 57%, where the player must make precise timings to pass through a few gravity portals. At 58%, the player enters a tight mini-wave section, with some controlled spam through slanted structures. Yuko's part ends after a brief cube dual and some cube timings.
  • 61-78% (LexyCat): LexyCat's part in the level is fast and consists of ship and cube timings leading into teleport portals. The ship sections are full of orbs to hit and short straight-fly segments. The ship section at 73% is full of black orbs that must be avoided. A ball section follows this ship part before some slow cube timings.
  • 78-82% (Madison Yuko): This part by Yuko is brief, as it is only one tight wave section. This wave section has many changes in gravity and size, and it is deceptively tight.
  • 82-92% (Zentraa): Zentraa's part is full of structures resembling the moving parts of a clock. The part begins with a ship section, leading into a long mini-UFO section with many gravity portals and several orbs. At 87%, the player enters a brief ship straight-fly segment, followed by some cube and wave timings. At 92%, the player enters a brief spider section.
  • 92-100% (Madison Yuko): The final part of the level begins with a straight-fly through a corridor filled with spikes before entering a wave section at 95%. At 97%, the player must straight-fly as a ship through a tight spike-lined corridor to complete the level. The end screen features the level's name atop a bed of flowers, with a purplish-blue sky in the background.

Gameplay

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First 10 victors

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Victor # Player Date Completed Total Attempts Furthest Fail Video
Verifier Baeru 3 April 2022 ~20,000 93% YouTube
1 Kaza 14 April 2022 ~15,000 94% YouTube
2 Jori 16 April 2022 17,630 97% YouTube
3 Johnfree 23 April 2022 20,055 89% YouTube
4 TheTerrBonnie 12 May 2022 28,795 98% YouTube
5 SnowBallerr 9 August 2022 16,878 81% YouTube
6 Emiliano56 26 August 2022 6,978 95% YouTube
7 nei 10 September 2022 31,566 97% YouTube
8 kloone 22 September 2022 16,662 95% YouTube
9 DiamondSplash 27 October 2022 27,920 89% YouTube
10 Squinset 30 October 2022 32,349 97% YouTube

Trivia

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  • Shukketsu was placed at #19 on the Demonlist on 27 August 2022, above Keres and below Kenos.
  • Shukketsu (出血) translates to 'bleeding' in Japanese.
  • Shukketsu's replacement song was the original 'Calm Loop' by jding, but it was changed as 'Calm Loop' is only three seconds long.
  • Madison Yuko initially planned to have Shukketsu's decoration be a mash-up of all the kowareta sequels and spin-offs, especially be heavily based on kowareta's official sequel, shibereta, but she discarded that idea.[4]
  • Popular YouTube content creator Wulzy released a video on 1 August 2022 called 'Why is this Extreme Demon STILL UNRATED?' which showcased Shukketsu to get the level's attention. Shukketsu was rated less than two days after the video was released, leading many to believe the video caused the level's rating.[6]
  • Victors of Shukketsu, such as Kaza and Johnfree, describe the gameplay as challenging to learn but enjoyable afterwards.
  • Shukketsu is filled with references, with some easy to understand, while others are obscure.
    • Dedications to other players are spread throughout the level, hidden in the block design.
    • 'Facil Dinero!' (meaning 'Easy Money' in Spanish) at the beginning of the level references kowareta, as the same text appears at the end of that level.
    • The pyramid with eight keys surrounding it is a reference to MindCap and the final part of LIMBO.
    • '360fps Startpos 0% Texture pack No wave pulse LDM' are names of several external hacks, including the in-game Low Detail Mode. cobrablitz's name appearing in the text may be a jab at him, as he is known in the community as a major critic of hacks that players use to complete levels.
    • 'SUB 2 CALLIOPE' references the virtual YouTuber Mori Calliope.
    • 'guys omg its another kowareta level no way' is a joke about how many players in the community are tired of kowareta-inspired levels and dismiss them.
    • 'Sonic Wave #120' is a reference to Sonic Wave's low placement on the Demonlist at the time.
    • 'Stop Buffing Anemesis' references Anemesis and how many times the level received buff-updates.
    • 'Phantom Ensemble is Baller' references to 'Phantom Ensemble', a song from Touhou.
    • 'Help I've been watching Ironmouse for 12 hours straight' references the virtual YouTuber Ironmouse.
    • 'Rate Quicksand' references the currently-unrated Extreme Demon Quicksand.
    • 'Hardest Check!' references the phrase used in the community when a player claims a level's difficulty beyond their skill level. This phrase is a joke about how their hardest level completed is way easier than the level they are talking about, meaning they cannot properly judge the level's difficulty.
    • 'Object 100,000' points to the 100,000th object placed in the level.
    • 'and she said!!' may reference the lyrics of 'xo' by eden, a popular song in the community due to xo.
    • 'Cristiano Ronaldo' references the famous soccer player of the same name.
    • 'Hey mr. white What is it jesse Hello Heisenberg' references several characters from Breaking Bad.
  • The placement of Defeated Circles on 26 October 2025 pushed Shukketsu into the Extended List of the Demonlist.
    • The placement of Dualist on 20 April 2026 pushed Shukketsu out of the Top 100.

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References

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  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkG4hKJIz2g
  2. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftAmBK5hN7Q
  3. ↑ https://x.com/snailorg/status/2072263220820111853
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlCPzRGbvsU
  5. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMWkUDjnQjo
  6. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAEVavC2TvI
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