Wasureta

Wasureta

ID

64658786

Creator(s)

Crazen (host); HelpegasuS (publisher)

Contributors

Lime, Deadlox, Augi, Isane, XLSpiral, El3cTr0, Splash, and Belonzik

Verifier(s)

Crazen (original verifier)
DTDom (replacement verifier)
Vapor (update verifier)

Created

Update 2.1

Attributes

Difficulty

Stars

10

Length

56s (Medium)

Objects

106,309

Copy type

No password

Statistics

Downloads

1.71M

Likes

42.7K

Rating

Featured

Audio info

Artist(s)

Original: Yuyoyuppe (vocals by Luschka)
Replacement: Geoplex

Music

Original: Kami no Kotoba (God's Word)
Replacement: Cloudburst

Music ID

Original: NoNG (Not on Newgrounds)
Replacement: 509162

Wasureta (Japanese: 忘れた; lit. forgot) is a 2.1 Extreme Demon mega-collaboration hosted by Crazen, who initially verified and published it. Augi later republished it with the 'verification' by DTDom. Augi's friend Vapor later re-verified the level for a bug-fix update on 17 April 2021. Later, Wasureta was transferred from Augi's to HelpegasuS' account.

Wasureta was initially intended as a challenge for Crazen, but he extended it into a full layout (which he verified on 14 August 2019). He then had a team of decorators decorate it and verified it on 27 May 2020.

On 19 October 2020, Wasureta was unrated on Crazen's account due to getting exposed for sexual misconduct and promptly moved to the Legacy List. Shortly after, one of the collaboration participants, Augi, uploaded the level to his account, where it was rated minutes later. The level was then re-added to the Demonlist at its former place, #21, but listed as created by Augi. Afterwards, several players, such as rori, thought it was wrong that Augi stole the level without permission. On 31 May 2021, the level was later transferred to HelpegasuS' account because Augi felt guilty about keeping it on his account.

Description

• 0-15% (Lime): Wasureta begins with a half-speed mini-cube featuring tight timings. It then becomes a mini-ship with some moving spike blocks to build straight-flying. After this, the game-mode becomes a mini-cube again, but it is a bit shorter and easier than the first one. Next is a short upside-down straight-fly and some brief ball timings. Then, the level transitions into another brief straight-fly and two cube timings. Finally, the player must complete a ball segment with moderately difficult timings, then perform one green orb timing as a cube.
• 15-18% (Deadlox): This part is simply an automatic section. The player must travel over three 'stairs' without clicking; otherwise, they will die at the end of the part. The player can see the word 'Forgotten'.
• 18-37% (HelpegasuS): The level then goes into a series of spam-based gameplay at quadruple-speed. The game-modes constantly change into a ball, a UFO, a ship, a wave, and a cube. There are also various timings and bright flashes to add to the difficulty. This part then ends with a very tight dual-wave spam.
• 37-57% (Augi): This part starts with a brief cube section featuring moderately difficult timings, and then the player must do two UFO jumps, leading into two very brief straight-flying sections. Next, the player jumps into a UFO with a black orb, advancing into a jump that leads to a ship with a decently tight straight-fly. The player then must spam three orbs leading into a sloped straight-fly. After a brief cube segment and a brief UFO segment, the player must spam in a wave section, which quickly turns into a mini-wave. Next are four UFO timings, and finally, the part ends with a fading straight-fly section.
• 57-66% (Isane): The next part instantly begins with a jump into a black orb that leads into a green orb, followed by two ball clicks. Immediately after the two ball clicks, the player enters a wave segment and must perform spam-clicking to enter the cube segment ahead. This cube segment is brief and contains a single green orb leading into a UFO section. This UFO section has a single blue orb leading into a brief straight-fly. Directly after the straight-fly, the player must do some fairly precise mini-wave clicks before being sent up by a pink pad as a cube. The pink pad leads into a blue orb, which then leads into a red orb that the player must hit as a ball. Then, after two ball clicks, the player finally gets into a brief wave spam before being sent to the next part.
• 67-77% (XLSpiral): This part begins with a bit of cube-based orb spam leading into a UFO black orb timing, leading into a very brief straight-fly. The game-mode then returns to a cube with a blue orb timing and a black orb timing. Then the game-mode becomes mini-UFO, and the player must make two jumps to enter a decently tight wave segment. Next is a cube section with some difficult but synced orb timings. The part ends with dual-mini-wave spam and mini-wave timing not in a dual.
• 77-96% (El3cTr0): Finally, Wasureta ends with El3cTr0's part. Immediately, the part begins with the player being launched by a blue orb, which leads into a yellow orb, then into a black orb. Following this, the player becomes a ship and must hold onto a blue orb to get through a decently tight spike sequence. Then the player becomes a UFO and must instantly jump into a black orb, then immediately into a yellow portal with a yellow orb inside. This UFO section ends with a pink dash orb. Afterwards, the player turns into a wave, and they must spam-click until they reach another pink dash orb. Following this, the player becomes a mini-cube and must fall into a blue orb, then become a dual for a very brief moment. One cube must hit a black orb, and the other must hit a pink dash orb. Then, the player does a series of swift clicks—the first one being a precise UFO click, the second one being a tight red orb click, the third one being a less tight wave click, the fourth one being an extremely brief straight-fly, and the fifth one being a green orb timing. After the series of clicks, the player must perform two fast dual-wave clicks followed by a single pink orb click as a ship. Then, after a UFO timing, the player gets sent into a green orb timing as a cube, followed by two UFO timings, a fairly long ship section with a single green orb timing and a very infamous green orb timing.
• 96-100% (Splash + Belonzik, End Screen): The end screen features a purple-glowing background with the level name in an elegant font right in front of it. In the bottom-right corner is the Japanese (hiragana) translation of the level's title, Wasureta.

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Trivia

• Wasureta was rated on 3 June 2020 and placed at #20 on the Demonlist on 29 June 2020, above Plasma Pulse Finale and below Aquatic Auroras.
  • This addition pushed Plasma Pulse Finale out of the Top 20, Ziroikapi into the Extended List, and Plasma Pulse III into the Legacy List.
• Wasureta was originally supposed to be a new Top 1, with Crazen saying the layout alone was harder than Zodiac, the hardest Demon at the time. It was eventually nerfed to Top 20-difficulty.
  • Extravagon verified the unnerfed version of Wasureta on 17 December 2020 in 43,775 attempts.
• Wasureta is popular in terms of big jumps, with many people beating this as a jump from levels aftermath, Leyak, Magma Bound, Acu, Bloodbath, Temple of Destiny, Prismatic Haze, Maybe Possibly Thing, Future Funk II, or Retention.
• There are two sequels to Wasureta: Kuzureta and an unrated 1.9 remake, Noxureta.
  • Kuzureta (formerly Kusareta) was originally intended to be the official sequel to Wasureta; however, this idea was subsequently changed.
  • Kuzureta itself has an official sequel, Niwa, and unofficial sequel, Mizureta.
• There is a remake of Wasureta called Sakureta, which was created and decorated by Team Ξ XI.
• Skarro was the first to beat Wasureta on a controller with 24,394 attempts.
• With their completion of Wasureta on 30 May 2020, nSwish became the first person to complete every level in the Top 50 on the Demonlist at the time.
• The placement of Trotil on 28 October 2023 pushed Wasureta into the Legacy List of the Demonlist.