The Lost Existence

The Lost Existence

ID

45239692

Creator(s)

JonathanGD

Verifier(s)

Luqualizer

Created

Update 2.1

Last updated

Update 2.2

Attributes

Difficulty

Stars

10

Coins

3

Length

5m 30s (XL)

Objects

31,501

Copy type

Password (669275)

Statistics

Downloads

8.3M

Likes

296.9K

Rating

Featured

Audio info

Artist(s)

Noriko Murakami (remixed by Onefin)

Music

Within the Sadness (Onefin Remix)

Music ID

669275

The Lost Existence (TLE) is a 2.1 Extreme Demon by JonathanGD, verified by Luqualizer. It is an XL level made for the #levelution movement and uses just under 32,000 objects.

Description

The Lost Existence is similar to the other XXL Travel levels, like Lonely travel.

The Lost Existence begins with a half-speed cube sequence with a double-spike at the end before entering a half-speed ship sequence with some tight spaces. The ship turns mini, and blocks start moving slightly to make the spaces tighter. The player turns into a cube again, while the level contains a 1.0 block design mixed with some glow. Another mini-ship sequence begins with some tight, curvy straight-fly.

After this is a memory ball sequence that, halfway through, switches the player to a mini-ball; after a quick ship sequence, a UFO segment begins, filled with blue, pink, and purple gears. The design continues into the incoming robot sequence, then into another straight-fly sequence with the mini-ship. Another tight, half-speed ship sequence follows, with a design change.

A rainbow-themed wave sequence follows. The rainbow design continues into a timing-based cube and robot sequence before a quick, symmetrical dual; after that is a ship sequence and a hard UFO sequence during a lava-themed boss fight inspired by the official level Deadlocked. After this is a golden section that often changes game-mode and includes a difficult ball-copter sequence. A cloud-themed section follows, switching from an easy ship sequence to a timing cube sequence, then to a somewhat difficult ball sequence, then to an easy cube sequence, and finally back to a ship sequence. After that is a spider-and-cube sequence, followed by some more straight-flying.

A ball, ship, UFO, and robot sequence inspired by Lonely travel comes afterwards. After that is a tight wave sequence. The last part of the level is reminiscent of the first: a timing-based golden cube sequence.

User coins

The Lost Existence contains three user coins; all require certain collectables to obtain.

• The first coin can be found at 29%. The player must find the five hidden hearts to obtain it. Once the player collects all five, they must fly up after reaching the second spiky platform and enter a narrow entrance to collect the coin.
  • The first heart is found at 1%: after jumping through the pillar, jump over the cloud right above it to collect the heart.
  • The second heart is located at 4% during the first ship sequence, at the mini-ship segment. Be wary: it is in a tight space and requires precise straight-flying to collect.
  • The third heart is located at 5%. It simply requires clicking as soon as the player hits the yellow pad to hit an invisible orb and collect it.
  • The fourth heart is located at 14%. Hit the green dash orb at 13% a bit later to avoid the upper spikes, and keep holding until the heart is collected.
  • The fifth and last heart is located at 24%. As soon as the player enters the robot portal, they must make a moderate jump to collect it.
• The second coin is located at 67%. It requires two vials and one red skull to collect. Both vials are found in the Deadlocked-inspired ship sequence. To collect it, the player must jump and skip the green orb portal, entering a hidden room underneath the platform where the user coin is located.
  • The red skull can be found at 44% during the dual-mini-ship sequence. Fly up to collect it, then fly over the gear sawblade to avoid it.
  • Both vials require careful ship manoeuvring to collect. The first vial is located at 47%; as soon as the player is about to collect it, they must quickly hold to avoid hitting the hazard. The second vial is located at 48%; the player must fly up to collect it while avoiding the hazardous spikes.
• The third and final coin is located at 93% in the last wave sequence. Before the player can collect the coin, they must collect a hidden purple skull at 82% above the normal route. To get the coin, the player must send their wave below the normal route, where the coin can be collected; however, it is inside a tight slope, so precise timing is crucial.
  • The skull requires a quite complicated step to collect: the player must drop two blocks at 72% to unlock the hidden route towards the second skull. To do this: once the player enters the cube portal, they must perform two successive jumps with the cube, effectively collecting two blocks. The hidden route is located at 79%, at the spider sequence. The player must skip the red orb as soon as they enter the blue gravity portal to be led into an alternate route; then a pink orb generates at 80%, and they must hit it to get enough room to change gravity with the spider right before they enter the cube portal. Then, they must jump over the triple-spike to go upwards and meet another triple-spike. The player must make three consecutive timed jumps before finally reaching the skull.

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Trivia

• The Lost Existence was placed at #100 on the Demonlist on 5 July 2019, above Audio Extraction and below PanaSonic.
  • This addition pushed ICE Carbon Diablo X into the Legacy List.
  • However, it was moved down to #113 shortly after, above Retention and below NecropoliX.
• When The Lost Existence was first rated, it was considered an Insane Demon, but around a year later, it was promoted to an Extreme Demon.
• Above the double-spike at the end of the first cube sequence, text says 'AeonAir' in faded words. This is a reference to AeonAir's half-speed double-spike fails.
• The part at 44% is inspired by Deadlocked.
• The part at 83% is inspired by Lonely travel, a FunnyGame level.
• The music track is a remix of a track from the Nintendo 3DS game Pokémon: Super Mystery Dungeon.
• Nexus, one of the people Jonathan dedicated the level to, fluked The Lost Existence from 40%.
• The Lost Existence was in EricVanWilderman's 12 Demons of Christmas 2020 series, as Demon #1.
• The placement of Digital Disarray on 10 November 2019 pushed The Lost Existence into the Legacy List of the Demonlist.